Fallen Angel

## Release Order

**Fallen Angel** is a satirical animated series that airs on FIRE in Starcop and stars the right-wing hero of the same name on his missions.

## Description

Fallen Angel is a parody of extreme conservatives (like how Cowboy Democrat and My Hero College Campus-ia parody extreme liberals) and the titular character is extremely nationalistic and gets *absolutely* livd when circumstances fail to favor him, causing him to let out a sonic scream as vast kanji surround him whenever he is infuriated. In addition to that, Fallen Angel is hypocritical, claiming his threat detector vision is equal to everyone when it clearly has a giant bias in favor of majority groups and Angel has several financial issues but denies any governmental help and opposes those in favor of it.

Fallen Angel is as popular as Cowboy Democrat and there is a link between both series as they have even crossed over; One-Eyed Willy loves the show and he gets a Fallen Angel tattoo at a local Tattoo Parlor in one episode.

Fallen Angel is voiced by Dan Castellaneta.

## Episodes

### In Sirs' Erection

The episode starts with Mayor Quntman of Universe City arguing with rioters in front of the Universe City Capitol Building, with the rioters claiming that his election was falsified because "we have a hunch," all alien killings in the past year were orchestrated by leftists to smear Starcop, and demanding that the refusal to recognize transgender identity be legalized, that the government should make quarrantine optional during any viral pandemic, and that vaccines get banned from Universe City.

While going to work, Fallen Angel notices the riot and flies to scene, upon which he joins the rioters, much to the mayor's fury. After a short debate, Fallen Angel soils his pants and throws a tantrum, torturing the mayor to death by breaking all of his bones and exploding the capitol with everyone inside; the horrified rioters are left to their own devices after Fallen Angel proclaims his killing spree "a win for the boys who are proud" and demands that the crowd invest in NFTs.

A clip of the local news, titled "Sunny Sunside Down" is shown, which talks about a pending pro-police rally and a rumor that David Poach, the demonstration's leader, is Fallen Angel; the show's host then reads negative Tweets about Poach, which claim that "David is an arrogant redneck dickhead with no life." After hearing this, Poach is offended, but his violent outburst is interrupted by Helen, his busty wife, who tells him that his Kontrarian cellphone is getting a voicemail message from Demo Gorgon, Fallen Angel's archenemy. After that, Helen asks David why he doesn't love her anymore, with David simply responding "women" before pulling dried feces off of his buttocks; David pays attention to his wife again, which leads to a flashback of his past.

The flashback is interrupted when David's Threat Vision activates; while he is able to hear many school shootings, the highest-ranked threat is a black man putting up a pride flag in front of his house, which enrages David, who claims he should have put up a Blue Lives Matter flag; Poach flies in and scares the citizen into taking the flag down by shooting him with a nail gun. Poach enters another livid tantrum and he is told to go to the Tantrump Chamber, Helen warning him about a new national menace in progress after he leaves the room.

After a short talk about Sigma Males and a brief advertisement of the series' merchandise, the show cuts to a scene of another riot, this time by a black rights organization. The black rioters convince Fallen Angel that they are "based" and fighting against the "same police that you blew up at the Capitol," and the hero tortures the riot police that oppose them to death.

Seconds after this Demo Gorgon teleports in and explains to Fallen Angel what he did, before leaving to burn down towns with the greatest percentage of white residents; Fallen Angel pursues Demo Gorgon in his stock-fueled Fallen Angel Crypto Bubble, but it blows up after the stock dips slightly, already dangerously low. The episode ends with Fallen Angel falling in the debris of his hot air balloon, tearfully screaming "Why do the liberals never lose?" and it ends with him trying to push the remains off of him as if he is about to get up and defeat his adversaries, only for him to have an emotional breakdown and stab himself to death with a broken rod.

## Trivia

* Fallen Angel spoofs many comic book characters, sometimes specific adapations:
	+ Angel's excessive use of torture and his hatred of democrats parody the cancelled *Wonder Woman (2011)* pilot, which was panned for its blatant pro-torture message in relation to the CIA and Abu-Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal.
	+ Fallen Angel being perfect in combat yet still being unsatisfied spoofs Saitama from *One Punch Man*.
	+ The use of floating kanji when Fallen Angel becomes furious parodies *JoJo's Bizzare Adventure*, among other Shonen anime.
	+ Fallen Angel's financial issues are typical of Spider-Man, especially the Sam Raimi incarnation of him played by Toby Maguire.
* The term "Fallen Angel" refers to Satan, which is ironc given that the character is a conservative Christian; in this case, the term refers to the belief that the Republican Party has fallen from grace since its anti-slavery origins, a belief commonly attributed to the party swap theory.