Tuls - is his residence a tragically romantic testament to his love for Ranunculae? Or is it a Room Full of Crazy fit for a stalker? Maggie seems to think it's the latter.
Maggie - is she just a selfish, self-absorbed jerk or a Broken Bird with reasons to lash out? While some see her as the latter, often citing a Word of God statement that confirms she's meant to be seen that way, other fans see her as the former.
Awesome Art: Most readers can agree that the comic's art is gorgeous.
Base-Breaking Character: Maggie, given her self-interested behavior and how she treats Ava. While it's heavily implied she has a good reason for disliking Ava, fan opinion ranges on whether she's a Jerkass Woobie or a Jerk with a Heart of Jerk. Many fans stopped taking kindly to her, however, once Maggie called Ava pathetic for having feelings for her and refused to back Ava's explanations regarding Wrathia, the Demons, and Titan, even going as far as to make Ava out to be a liar.
Creepy Awesome: All the demons, really, (with the possible exception of Tuls) but especially Pedri, who's terrifying but also just looks so damn cool.
Wrathia, despite abusing Ava for years and having no remorse for such.
Maggie to a lesser degree. The author has stated that Maggie is much more sympathetic.
Ensemble Dark Horse: Merita, Crow's girlfriend. She is not only an amazingly sweet cute girl who is responsible for being Crow's Cuteness Proximity, she also composes one of the few characters of the entire comic to not have tried murdering, torturing or attacking anyone.
Fandom-Specific Plot: What If? scenarios of each one of the characters with swapped demons, particularly, Pride!Ava is quite popular.
Fan Nickname: The three still unrevealed characters that are below the hosts in the cast page have received the nickname of Star Boy, Heart Girl and Moon Girl.
Fans Prefer the New Her: After Ava drank a Pact Potion and underwent a drastic transformation, large parts of the fandom highly approved of their new appearance.
Fan-Preferred Couple: Ava and Odin, known as Flaming Arrow. Maggie/Ava and Odin/Gil are also popular as gay ships.
You know that bottle of booze TITAN gives all of his potential followers? The one that Maggie scarfed down like it was going out of style?It was poisoned, possibly from all the muscle relaxants and sedatives that Ava finds at the TITAN base later on. Maggie inadvertently saved Gil's life.
The accidental sort here. Lampshaded by Odin shortly afterwards.
Gil's reaction to seeing an "old friend," which may imply something, considering the consistent lack thereof to Maggie's advances, which aren't entirely subtle.
Gil's confirmed by Word of Gay and Ava as bi. She was also recently confirmed to have a crush on Maggie in-comic.
Wrathia being a Rules Lawyer in order to get out of keeping her end of the deal, for those who felt she hadn't crossed it before that point.
Ava after she slaughters dozens of followers who were merely civilians. To be fair, she is mad with power at the moment. In the end, a bit subverted, as Ava feels bad about what happened, and knows what she did was wrong.
The Gates to Paradise. Consider that Strategos Six pretty much emotionally manipulated Ava and picked her out deliberately, knowing she was trying to get away. Consider what it does to people, and suddenly, you realize that they had some darker intentions when picking Ava.
Despite the supposed point of the story being Ava helping Wrathia reunite the demons together to take on TITAN, readers have pointed out that despite everything nobody likes Ava at all (some fans even consider it to be increasingly contrived) and she is no closer to even getting one person on her side after several years worth of pages making her quest seem pointless. Her recent moral event horizon moment has done little to help the fandom's apathy.
The fanbase is again upset, largely because of Maggie's treatment of Ava post-pact potion, with some even pointing out that Maggie, more than anyone, should have understood what happened to Ava. Others suggest it falls into What an Idiot! territory. While somewhat recent updates have shown Maggie still cares about Ava to some degree, others believe it's too little too late, especially given the slow update schedule and snail's pace of the actual story, to redeem Maggie's character. Especially since Maggie was perfectly willing to let Ava horrifically die in a crash early on in the story, making The Reveal come off as half-hearted at best.
Unintentionally Unsympathetic: Michelle has stated that Maggie is not a bitch, but someone troubled, who is sad and angry. However, some fans think that it hasn't been given them yet enough material to sympathize with her as this has yet to be translated into the comic, given her actions throughout. For the most part, she's perceived by fans to just be a huge bitch that is angry at people who have nothing to do with her problems. That being said, it should be noted that the events of the comic take course over the span of one day, leaving very little time for her to develop in universe.
Gil. Watching your home planet be ravaged by Silent Scavengers and dying from horrific injuries will do that to you. This gets even worse with the revelation that TITAN caused this to happen to ensure loyalty among his subjects.
And then there was the fact that he spent years training to be a doctor, only for his class to register him as a medical janitor. All those years, hopes, and dreams were wasted.
Though the latter is kinda moot, only because Ava destroyed the building before Gil could learn his placement. Now he's just standing in the ruins of a building belonging to the organization he put complete trust and faith into, watching innocent people die, and then learns that the person responsible is someone he personally brought there.
Oh dear God, Ava. Having a demon who has constantly tried to kill her and caused her to have zero friends, as well as hints of suicidal depression from Ava? It's a miracle she's even alive.
Odin fares little better. His home planet's sun collapsed into a black hole, dooming the planet if he can't find a way to fix it. The one family member he had a good relationship with went missing and one of the few ways he could track her down got broken; the rest of his family sees him as useless, with his older brother using the mission to save his sun as leverage for information on his sister's whereabouts and his other sisters constantly mocking him and leaving him for dead at the Titan HQ, and his demon psychologically tortures him in an attempt to drive him to suicide.
Lampshaded by Odin shortly afterwards.