“ | Thank you for returning this one to me I must thank you properly It's simply manners, see It would be a shame If your good deeds were in vain So would you please give me your name? |
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~ Beelze's opening lines |
Beelze is the main antagonist of the Juno Songs video Death Toll WITH LYRICS, he's who wants to thank the player (Boyfriend/Dawn) for returning his Brozong, and tries to trick them into signing one of his contracts.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- Putting a friendly facade, he began asking Dawn (in reality, he was asking Boyfriend) for their name so they would be able to sign his contract.
- Upon Boyfriend having his name signed on his contract, he began to trap Boyfriend into his game by using Dawn's body, slowly killing her off alongside her pokemon, ignoring her desperate pleads for help.
- When he meets Boyfriend personally, he "welcomes" him to his new prison, stating he owned him now, and was going to suffer for the rest of eternity due to Beelze and Hell Bell being stronger than him.
- Ultimately, he succeeds in his goals, recieving no punishment for his crimes.
- While it's implied Beelze might be demonic to some degree, there's nothing that states that he's made of evil or has any moral agency issues.
- While it could be argued that the song's part where Dawn was pondering whether or not to give her contact information to Bezel is humorous, It's rather brief and ultimately a product of Dawn not yet knowing how dangerous the situation was at that point in time.
- While he does own Hell Bell, he's never seen interacting with them at any point in the song, leaving it ambigious if he cares about them.
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The Slenderverse Sonic.exe Jeff the Killer Other |
External Links[]
- Beelze on the Villains Fanon Wiki