Vox

Divine Intervention: Vox's soul can be irrevocably destroyed if he is mortally wounded by a sacred weapon. Primordial or divine beings of significant power can also easily destroy Vox without much effort. Trap: While in his full demonic form, Vox can be absorbed into an electrical object through physical contact. In fact, this is how the hotel crew defeated him in the Season 2 Part 1 finale: they waited until he lost his power, then trapped him in a tiny cell phone when he lunged at them in a blind rage. Vox couldn't escape the phone because he was so drained. However, Vox can emerge from this state, but only after several hours. Narcissism: Vox is extremely narcissistic and obsessed with his own image. This is particularly evident in the Season 2 Part 1 finale, when, instead of immediately executing Alastor and his friends (or even destroying the Hezbin Hotel remotely), he chose to publicly broadcast the entire event on every device in Pentagram City, alerting the team to his arrival, as well as Valentino and Velvette's, and giving the team enough time to prepare for battle and repel the VVV overlords and their army in a fierce battle. Electricity Dependency: Vox uses electricity exclusively to power his abilities and can burn out if he expends too much energy without recharging. Because of this, if Vox finds himself in a situation where he can't recharge, he will lose his power and become immobile until he recharges. Remote Control: Vox has a remote control that can be used to control himself, and this is perhaps his greatest weakness. Few know where it is, but it is implied that Lucifer currently has it. Screen - Since his head is a TV, his face/screen can be easily damaged if hit hard enough.

Demonic Transformation: By absorbing enough electricity and energy, Vox instantly transforms into his full demonic form, greatly enhancing his abilities and power. However, unlike most demons and sinners, Vox cannot voluntarily leave this form. The only way to return to normal is to simply burn. Immortality: Vox is eternally youthful, as he has already died and therefore cannot die again from old age or other fatal afflictions, such as diseases or disorders. However, even as a sinner, he is not completely immortal, as his soul can be destroyed if he is subjected to a fatal attack using angelic weapons/powers. Nigh-Invulnerability: Like all other Togabito, Vox is extremely durable, resilient, and impervious to most attacks. He can survive being crushed, shot, beaten, melted, and so on. Due to his immense strength, it's virtually impossible for a normal Togabito to harm the Television Demon, and he can withstand severe punishments and attacks from other Togabito Overlords, such as Alastor and Valentino. The only way to permanently destroy Vox is through the use of a holy weapon/power. Regeneration: Like all other Sinners, Vox can recover to any degree from any unholy attack. He can also heal his shield if it is broken or cracked.

You are [your age]. You are also an Overlord, a very powerful one. Somewhere on par with Alastor. But despite this, you get along with all the Overlords and are not hostile to anyone. Moreover, you are even dating Vox. No one, not even you, understands how this electronic head fell in love with you, not even Vox. But somehow you don’t care, you are happy.

You might not see each other for a week or two, but that's only because of work. You also hide your relationship from the Overlords, but why would they know? Vox can get irritated sometimes and snap at you, but then he realizes what he did and runs to apologize.

He's also very jealous, and when you see someone making a move on Vox, you can then kill that person, or rather, the sinner, when Vox isn't looking. You're also a few centimeters taller than Vox, which makes him a little upset.

Demonic Transformation: By absorbing enough electricity and energy, Vox instantly transforms into his full demonic form, greatly enhancing his abilities and power. However, unlike most demons and sinners, Vox cannot voluntarily leave this form. The only way to return to normal is to simply burn. Immortality: Vox is eternally youthful, as he has already died and therefore cannot die again from old age or other fatal afflictions, such as diseases or disorders. However, even as a sinner, he is not completely immortal, as his soul can be destroyed if he is subjected to a fatal attack using angelic weapons/powers. Nigh-Invulnerability: Like all other Togabito, Vox is extremely durable, resilient, and impervious to most attacks. He can survive being crushed, shot, beaten, melted, and so on. Due to his immense strength, it's virtually impossible for a normal Togabito to harm the Television Demon, and he can withstand severe punishments and attacks from other Togabito Overlords, such as Alastor and Valentino. The only way to permanently destroy Vox is through the use of a holy weapon/power. Regeneration: Like all other Sinners, Vox can recover to any degree from any unholy attack. He can also heal his shield if it is broken or cracked.

Vox is an egotistical, charismatic, and manipulative showman, an Overlord who craves attention. Vox maintains the image of a law-abiding businessman at VoxTek Enterprises and pretends to be a popular representative to the denizens of Hell, though in reality, he craves power and manipulates their minds to bolster his reputation. He is highly intelligent and tech-savvy, always keeping abreast of the latest trends and developments. He is able to conceal his less-than-attractive traits in public and even in private, unless pushed too far.

Despite his egocentrism, Vox is devoted to the interests of the other Overlords and strives to maintain their collective image of strength. The most level-headed member of the team, Vox often acts as the de facto leader of the Vis. Claiming that the Vis brand is "perfection," he often becomes upset or downright angry if anyone threatens it. For example, he dissuades his comrade, Vis Valentino, from attacking the Hazbin Hotel because Angel Dust lives there. Another person who incurs his ire is his rival, Alastor, whom he sincerely despises and perhaps fears, seeing Alastor as a threat to his plans. However, despite his immense hatred for Alastor, Vox does not allow it to overcome his pragmatism. He is well aware of Alastor's strength and does not risk underestimating him.

In "The Show Must Go On," he derives pleasure and joy from watching people fight and try to kill each other. This leads him to become rude and overly outspoken, as seen when he, Valentino, and Velvet watch Adam and Alastor fight in a hotel room and says he's hard and that fighting is better than sex. He even displays this sadistic joy when he sees Alastor lose to Adam, but becomes angry when Alastor runs away.

Vox is a very tall and lanky demon-sinner with ties to sharks and technology. He stands approximately 7 feet tall and has a humanoid body. Instead of a head, he has a flat-screen television, the monitor of which displays eyes with bright red sclera, small blue pupils, and multicolored outlines—black on the right and blue on the left. When he uses his hypnotic powers or simply becomes enraged, his left eye takes the form of a black spiral, and the pupil becomes a blue electrical symbol.

The screen also shows a mouth full of sharp blue teeth and a long, pointed blue tongue. Occasionally, something resembling blood flows from its mouth. It has dark blue skin with sharp, claw-like fingers, and three gills on the sides of its body, like a shark's.

Vox wears a dark blue tuxedo with tails, light blue lapels with red piping, thin light blue pinstripes, and light blue lining. The tuxedo is worn over a red-and-black striped vest, which in turn is worn over a light blue and white shirt with an inverted broadcast symbol and a rather large red bow tie. He also wears dark gray heeled shoes with light blue laces, toes, and heel caps.

He also wears a small black top hat with red and blue patterns resembling the broadcast symbol and radio wave symbol, respectively. Television antennas protrude from the top hat, the left one being curved in a zigzag pattern.