To use the excuse of, "It's Hell" is just a cop out line. Just because it's Hell doesn't make any actions the characters make justified or okay.

I agree. I feel that the "It's Hell" line can be used maybe once or twice at most. That line is like saying "it is what it is"—it tends to shut down any further questioning.
What bothered me about the Pentious situation was that his friends—Angel, Cherry, Husk, and Niffty—didn't save him. If they really wanted to turn it into a funny scene, they could have had one or more of his friends show up and help Pentious right before the sinners closed the door.

7:04 Thank u for stating this, it makes me more comfortable in ur channel cuz i know im not seeing an extreme moralistic person who hides behind what should be good or bad so they dont get pointed at when they themselves do something wrong. It's the truth that we're somewhat unhinged somehow and that we cannot just be good always and forever in everything we think or do (^^) 👍

Agree they don’t show us how the power system works in hell and heaven. Like is heaven scared of Lucifer because of his power or because we know him as the devil. Like we see sera and other angle make the barrier around heaven. Then when in voxs machine that uses LU as the power source it destroys the barrier so is this showing us Lucifer is just that powerful and that’s why heaven is scared or was it’s the machine plus his power. Also is sera had to have others help make the barrier so does that mean LU is more powerful then her because just his power destroyed it

Another curious thing is how soul ownership is never acknowledged if you're "the good guys" the millions an overlord owns aren't people. They're just powerscaling numbers. They're just Ki numbers. We only care and see ONE or two (or 3 technically, but only 2 don't like to be property of someone else)
So more than 99,999% of the souls owned aren't people they're numbers.

15:39 and I don't like it too but we sadly live in an era of entertainment today where stuff like filler episodes are gone and having small moments is boring to a bunch clueless executives.

16:16 Sadly yes because  the reason why people say “it's hell” is because universal  morality and mortality is non-existent or subjective and characters draw the line wherever they need to and every terrible action you can think of is just casual Friday. I believe that there's a magic system in the show but I think it's either subtle or just not important to the story.

It's hell but only when it comes to the good guys doing questionable things. If it's the villains we have to use human law.