Vox

Appearance Vox is a slim, technology-themed demon, standing at approximately 7 feet[4] with a flat-screen TV for a head. The monitor projects two eyes with red sclera and light blue pupils, the outline and wrinkles of his left eye being cyan, and a mouth with sharp teeth that glows light blue.

His skin is dark grey and his fingers are light blue from the second knuckle.

He wears a dark blue tuxedo with lighter stripes and a black and red striped shirt. He has a red bow tie and a light blue undershirt with an upside-down broadcast symbol.

On his head, Vox wears a black top hat with red and blue designs reminiscent of a broadcast symbol and radio wave symbol, respectively. His TV antennae stick out the top of the hat, the right one bent into a zigzag.

Personality Vox is stated to be quite the showman, and a charismatic, egotistical, and manipulative individual who craves attention.[5]

Like Velvette, he is always keeping up with the latest trends and technology.[6] Unlike Velvette, though, Vox has been described as being level-headed by Faustisse.[note 3]

Faustisse has also described him as not being a polite person.[note 4]

Electrokinesis - Depending on his emotions, Vox possesses the ability to control electricity. For instance, he can travel through television monitors and control them as he pleases. Vox can also turn into electricity.[7] If he's angered, he can potentially make it so that a Hell-wide blackout happens.[note 5] Scrying - As shown in the prequel comic, A Day in the Afterlife, Vox is seemingly able to see through other screens, appearing to stare directly at Alastor while projecting into the TV display of a window-fronted store.

INFORMATION DATE OF DEATH 1950s[2][note 1] SEXUALITY Bisexual[1] CHARACTERISTICS SPECIES Sinner Demon Human (formerly) GENDER Male AGE 30s-40s[note 2] ABILITIES Electrokinesis STATUS Active PROFESSIONAL STATUS OCCUPATION Overlord Owner of Vox's multimedia RELATIONSHIPS FRIENDS Velvette Valentino ENEMIES Alastor (rival) MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEARANCE Hazbin Hotel pilot (non-speaking cameo)

"Show off. All hat and no cattle." ―Alastor, about Vox in The Radio Demon comic Vox is one of the many Overlords of Hell and is planned to be a major antagonist in Hazbin Hotel.[3]

Abilities Vox TV Vox hijacks a store's TV window display Electrokinesis - Depending on his emotions, Vox possesses the ability to control electricity. For instance, he can travel through television monitors and control them as he pleases. Vox can also turn into electricity.[7] If he's angered, he can potentially make it so that a Hell-wide blackout happens.[note 5] Scrying - As shown in the prequel comic, A Day in the Afterlife, Vox is seemingly able to see through other screens, appearing to stare directly at Alastor while projecting into the TV display of a window-fronted store.

Trivia The word "vox" is the shortened version of the word "vocals". It may also be the shortened version of the Latin word vox, meaning "voice". VivziePop and pilot co-writer Dave Capdevielle confirmed that Vox is one of the bigger antagonists in the series.[3] Faustisse described Vox as being a dominating force when it comes to technology.[note 6] Faustisse stated that Vox was Caucasian while living, later also joking that he was "white, like really emphasizing the phlegm in your throat white".[note 7] According to VivziePop, Vox and Alastor do not get along due to their opposing views on technology, with Alastor disliking anything invented after his death in the 1930s, and Vox embracing new technology.[2] Faustisse described Vox as having something of a fixation on Alastor and that he is interested in having Alastor notice him. Alastor does not have the same interest in return.[note 8]

It's revealed in the Alastor Comic that Vox is the owner of a large company that sells products that start with the letter "V", including a cereal named "Voot Floops", a candy bar named "VV", a speaker named "Valkyrie", and a music app named "Vogitek". He's also shown to be one of the rare beings that can make Alastor swear. He hijacks a TV signal to make his face appear across a store front display that Alastor is watching. Alastor leaves, quietly swearing under his breath in a tirade against Vox.[8] According to Faustisse, Vox can play videos on his screen/face.[note 9] When asked what TV shows Vox would like, VivziePop stated Vox does not have a specific favorite when it comes to his preferences for TV shows, but that he likes to watch commercials and enjoys game shows.[9]

In one of VivziePop's sketches of Vox and Alastor, Vox is depicted with an older style TV head, which may allude to an older appearance, as he died before flatscreen TV's were invented.[10] Faustisse talked about VivziePop using music artists such as Skrillex and Knife Party as inspiration for Vox's design.[note 10] These are artists who do infact appear on VivziePop's official Hazbin Hotel Spotify playlist.[11] Vivziepop's headcanon voice actor for Vox is Mark Hamill.[12] Prior to its archiving on Instagram, Vox was the manager of the in-universe social media app, Voxtagram, which depicted him in non-canon activities and events. In these posts, Vox was depicted in a romantic on-off again relationship with fellow Overlord, Valentino. One that appeared, at times, to be physically abusive.[13] Whether this relationship is reflective of their canon dynamic at all is currently unknown, as the actual events of the Instagram story arcs themselves are not.

The entire setting plays in Hell, specifically a city. The ranking is as follow: Lucifer, Charlie (Lucifer's daughter) and Lilith (Lucifer's wife), the seven deadly sins, ars goetia, overlords, sinners, hellborn, imps and hellhounds. Vox falls under the category Overlords (sinners [formerly human] who gained power) who are considered so powerful that they rule over certain parts of Hell and have an infamous reputation for doing so.

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