Styxhexenhammer666
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Alright everyone... It's time to talk about Styxhexenhammer666. Styxhexenhammer666 (real name Tarl Warwick) is a YouTuber and editor of Occult Literature, who is highly outspoken, and who makes videos on the subject of his views on politics, the Occult, and religion.
Tropes used in Styxhexenhammer666 include:
- Catchphrase: Alright YouTube / Alright Everyone.
- Deadpan Snarker: His signature style features heavy amounts of deadpanning.
- Fanservice: Spends many videos with his shirt open.
- Ghostapo: The video "The Occult, Video 5: Nazi Occultism" is on the subject of Real Life Nazi Occultism.
- Hippie Teacher: Subverted. While he looks like a hippie (long hair and a short goatee, round glasses, has taken drugs in the past, and has an interest in occultism and esotericism), and his style is quite academic, politically he's a libertarian.
- Hollywood Satanism: Averted. Styx himself is a former Satanist, and has made many videos explaining actual Satanism, and debunking common misconceptions about the religion.
- Hermetic Magic: Styx has edited and the works of Hermes Trismegistus, and released them in his own edition.
- Memetic Mutation: In his videos on the subject of "meme magick" and "occult synchronicity", Styx explains how this phenomenon combined with Hilarious in Hindsight feeds into the occult.
- Our Werewolves Are Different: In the 154th video in the "The Occult" series covers The Beast of Gevaudan.
- Sea Monster: "The Occult: Video 7: Lake Monsters and Aquatic Cryptids" is about lake versions of this trope. He's mostly skeptical of people claiming to have seen lake monsters.
- Shout Out: The 2nd video in his video series on the subject of the Occult is "Real Occultism in the Harry Potter Series", where he tackles occult phenomena referenced in the Harry Potter series.
- The 1st one is one on the subject of the Simon version of the Necronomicon.
- The 43rd is "Runescape Gods".
- The 1st one is one on the subject of the Simon version of the Necronomicon.
- Sliding Scale of Libertarianism and Authoritarianism: He's on the libertarian end of the spectrum.
- Straw Feminist: Subverted. While Styx is anti-Feminism, and has made several videos criticizing Radical Feminism, he is well aware that there are many moderate Feminists out there, and that the Radicals are merely a very vocal and insane minority within the movement.