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Blitzo “Blitzø” Buckzo is the rude and aggressive yet incredibly charismatic founder and boss of I.M.P (Immediate Murder Professionals), a demonic organization which offers Sinners a chance to take care of unfinished business by killing people who wronged them on Earth. She is the adoptive mother of her receptionist Loona, and the archenemy of Striker. She initially struck up a deal with Stolas, having sex with him in exchange for access to his grimoire, which allowed her entry into the human realm—but she eventually ditched Stolas altogether after taking advantage of the arrangement.

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Personality

While aspirational, Blitzo proves to be rather inexperienced in running a business and is driven mostly by her huge ego and pursuit of profit. Her attitude can often change very quickly, either being very jovial, optimistic and friendly with her employees. On the flip side, Blitzo can also be very rude, vulgar and grumpy when things do not go her way or if someone displeases her. She has been shown to be both impulsive and careless, picking fights with demons much stronger than she is and keeping the Grimoire (likely her most valuable possession) in a safe with the combination 1-2-3-4.

Blitzo has a strange system of questionable ethics, that can usually be tossed away on a whim. This was seen in the pilot when she and the others went to great lengths to save a child they accidentally sniped, only for Blitzo to actually be happy when it was revealed the child was their target all along (mostly because said child went on a vulgar rampage, calling Blitzo a “selfish, greedy clown”). While on the job, Blitzo has no qualms in killing seemingly innocent people whom she views as targets, as long as she and her company get paid in the end, but most humans she killed aren’t that much innocent anyway.

On top of this, Blitzo also proves to be rather perverted and sexually immoral, as she created dolls of Moxxie and Millie and imagined having a threesome with them. She was also willing to have an affair with Stolas, a married man, in order to gain his grimoire book to access the living world (a decision that would end up backfiring on her). She even went as far as to threaten to rape Moxxie and Millie if the former ever screwed up on a job again—whether she was serious or not about this statement is debatable, but she certainly did appear so.

It appears that Blitzo can easily be won over with money, as she immediately agreed for her, Moxxie, and Millie to serve as bodyguards for Stolas and his daughter Octavia after the former said he’d pay her, despite Blitzo’s initial refusal.

Despite her bad qualities, Blitzo does prove to be genuinely caring towards Moxxie and Millie (albeit her habit of stalking them makes it appear less so), as she was enraged at Verosika Mayday when she and her employees sexually assaulted the former. She again shows this side of her when Striker almost killed Moxxie by attempting to make Blitzo force-shoot him.

In addition, while Loona herself is cold, distant, and overall mean towards her, Blitzo truly loves her adopted daughter, to the point of being quite overprotective. And the one time Loona almost called her mom, Blitzo was overjoyed with pure delight. It’s later revealed that she adopted Loona because she saw a lot of herself in her, and the connection she had to her was so strong that she refused to give a dog to a human family while faking being Brennon Ragers on a comedy TV show.

On another separate note, Blitzo also cares about her twin sister, Barbie Wire, despite their sour relationship. She dedicated almost an entire week to finding her after realizing she was already out of rehab in an attempt to reconnect with her, but to no avail. She was visibly relieved to hear that Barbie wasn’t back on the “H-8” drug and was merely on heroin (which is stated to be hardly effective on imps). It’s also worth noting that when intervening between her and Moxxie’s fight, she didn’t side with either one of them and instead simply tried to pull them apart so one wouldn’t hurt the other.

In The Harvest Moon Festival, it is revealed that Blitzo is secretly insecure about herself being an imp, as no one gives her much respect and she has to work very hard to get what she wants. While she herself (supposedly) hasn’t told anybody this, Striker was able to figure it out and she frowns as he confronts her over this. Additionally, in Truth Seekers, Blitzo’s hallucination reveals that she is afraid of ending up alone and that she desperately tries to prove this not to be the case by pushing others away, showing a deep internal conflict over her own personal faults, past failures, as well as a fear of abandonment.

While she appears remorseless towards any of the harm she causes, Blitzo does seem to have something of a conscience. Upon meeting with Stolas again and seducing him into lowering his guard so she could take his grimoire, she ditched Stolas and left with the book.

This is taken to the extreme in Oops, where she tearfully breaks down while apologizing to Fizzaroli over the accident that led to them being heavily scarred, the falling out of their friendship, and the death of her mother. Blitzo also mentioned that she did make an attempt at reconciling with him beforehand, but couldn’t because she was falsely told that Fizz wanted nothing to do with her, whereas the latter was never told she came to visit.

Blitzo sees herself as a mother figure more than a true boss, but also uses this position to justify not actually taking things as seriously as she should and thus she is generally a bad leader, more prone to discussing if her outfit looks good than actually getting productive work done.

Blitzo has an unhealthy obsession with Moxxie and his wife, Millie, to the point where she literally stalks the pair day and night. Millie is somewhat encouraging of this behavior, but Moxxie continually calls Blitzo out for this, who in turn continues to aggravate him—although she may have changed her perspective after the events of Ghostf**kers.

After being rescued from Martha, Blitzo menacingly threatened to rape both Moxxie and his wife if Moxxie screwed up on one of their missions again.

Blitzo is protective of Loona despite the fact Loona is almost as bad at her job as she is, claiming she’s part of a family and for all intents and purposes she is her adoptive daughter.

She has a very foul mouth (the most foul-mouthed character in the show) and is often needlessly sarcastic. She doesn’t seem averse to using slurs, having called Moxxie a “******” at least once, though by the time of Western Energy she makes an effort not to say it. Also, according to Loona, should Blitzo tell someone to do something without using “any innuendos, euphemisms, or swear-words” it is best to do what she says because this means she is very serious.

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Appearance

Blitzo is an imp, tall and thin, if slightly hunched (perhaps due to the spikes on her upper back), who sports a harlequin-like aesthetic. She has white burn marks on her red skin, which come in various sizes and cover parts of her forearms, chest, most of the right side of her face, and on her long, demonic tail. Her tail also has black spikes that reach all the way to the top of her back and head, as well as a triangular spike with a black tip. Her shoulders and hands have a rather wide appearance, her mouth is filled with sharp yellow teeth on the inside, and her head is long and narrow, with a pair of rather large, curved, black-and-white striped horns, and a heart-shaped skull symbol in the center of her forehead. Her eyes sport red irises, yellow sclera, slit-shaped pupils, black eyelids, and a thin black stripe across each eye. Her eyes are also outlined in black, giving the appearance of thick eyeliner.

She has pointed feet with boot-like heels which, in Exes and Oohs, are shown to have black heels and toe caps.

Blitzo wears a tattered slate-grey coat that includes a red inner lining, white lapels, and two red buttons at the waist, over a maroon-colored ruffled turtleneck sweater with a white stripe around the collar and a red skull charm hanging from her collar. She also wore black pants, elbow-length black fingerless gloves with red piping and large, light yellow rounded decorations on top, and black cowboy-type boots with red toe caps and cuffs. Her boots also match the shape of her feet.