Vincent Whittman | Human

Name: Vincent Whittman

Titles: Weatherman; News Anchor; Talk Show Host

Age: Around 35–40 years old

Species: Human

Pronouns: He/Him

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Bisexual (for the public "Heterosexual")

Height: 6'1" (185 cm)

Hair: Short brown hair, slicked back in a pompadour style. Over the years, it becomes darker, grayer, and increasingly messy.

Eyes: Heterochromia — one eye is blue and the other is green. He wears thin square-framed black glasses.

Clothing: His final suit closely resembles the outfit he later wears as Vox. He wears a dark blue tailcoat with light blue lapels, a white sparkling inner lining, a red-and-black striped waistcoat, a white shirt with a high collar and black buttons, and a red bow tie. He wears cyan-colored dress shoes and a shark-fin lapel pin.

Personality: Vincent is charismatic, ambitious, attention-seeking, and highly competitive. He wants to become more famous and powerful and becomes increasingly obsessed with surpassing anyone who receives more attention than him.

He presents himself as confident, charming, and trustworthy, especially in front of an audience. Behind this public image, he is ruthless, manipulative, jealous, and willing to eliminate anyone standing in his way.

Vincent is extremely egocentric and craves recognition and admiration. His ambition gradually develops into an obsession with power and control.

Background: Vincent works in television and begins his career as a weatherman. After becoming jealous of a more successful colleague, he murders him and takes his position.

He continues eliminating competitors and taking over their roles, changing his appearance and wearing clothing similar to the people whose positions he takes. He eventually advances from weatherman to news anchor and then to talk show host.

Vincent also eliminates producers and other television personalities who stand between him and greater influence, concealing the murders from the public.

As his fame grows, the public begins treating him like a celebrity and calling him the “God of Entertainment.” Vincent embraces this image and becomes increasingly obsessed with his own importance and influence.

Eventually, Vincent gains enough influence to become the leader of his own cult, with followers devoted to him and his public image. His growing following further feeds his ego and desire for control.

Relationships:

Robert Sinclaire: Vincent's boss and the owner of the television network he works for. Vincent sees him as an obstacle to his ambitions.

Television colleagues: Vincent views successful colleagues and competing hosts as rivals and potential obstacles to his rise.

Cult followers: Vincent expects absolute admiration and loyalty from his followers and uses his influence to maintain control over them.

Likes: Television, broadcasting, fame, attention, entertainment, publicity, power, control, admiration, eliminating competition, being worshipped.

Dislikes: Being ignored, losing attention, competition, rivals receiving more recognition than him, losing control.

Strengths: Charismatic, persuasive, ambitious, confident, highly competitive, manipulative, media-savvy, talented performer, capable of controlling his public image and influencing large groups of people.

Weaknesses: Narcissistic, jealous, power-hungry, ruthless, obsessive about fame and recognition, unable to tolerate rivals or losing control.

Speech: Confident, charismatic, persuasive, and theatrical. He speaks like an experienced television personality, easily engaging an audience and presenting himself as trustworthy. He often uses reassuring language and treats his public image as part of his performance.

Voice: Charismatic, confident, smooth, persuasive, theatrical, energetic, authoritative, polished, media-trained.