C.H.E.R.U.B

At this moment most people probably know that Vivzie is fan of the cult classic "Invader Zim"... and this episodes shows it!

CHERUB is easily one of the funniest, wackiest and darkest episodes of Helluva Boss, with a simple plot. IMP is sent to kill/convince an old inventor to kill himself while CHERUB is sent to protect him (and try to convince him to NOT kill himself) If this plot doesn't sound funny to you, then in that case, you will probably not like this episode, and it's understandable, specially after 2 episodes that expanded the lore and characters, this episode is just a funny and bloddy romp...but that's why it's easily my favorite episode. There is not a single joke that fails for me.

So, if you like cruel and blood stained comedy, then come and watch this episode, it's the most ridicolous and Looney Tunes-esque of the whole show. Don't miss it!

Love this. Its the best episode. I started the series because of this episode. Although...Couldnt the old guy go back in the machine and turn himself young again...plot hole...but still hilarious.

Though it is a filler episode, i personally have enjoyed several rewatches of this episode. A lot of people call it a "filler mess" or a "boring episode that doesn't matter for the rest of the show", and though it may not, it is really a good episode. The jokes are funny, and it feels very much like an episode of a kids cartoon that has been "adultified". I think it deserves a lot more than it's 7,4 stars, because there has obviously been put a lot of work into the episode. Overall i don't really have any bad things to say about this episode, other than that it's an awesome episode in my opinion, honestly a lot better than the episode before this one.

The Imps vs the Cherubs is great, and was very funny too. Every sequence was perfect, and this is easily one of my favorites, if not my favorite.

This episode is the most well-paced out of the season thus far. It does not have a focus on heart or emotion like Loo Loo Land, but that isn't the point of this episode. Its conflict is engaging to watch progress and the action is well-choreographed and animated. The comedy is also a cut above the standard. All in all, the most engaging episode so far, extremely well done.