↳ ❝ [ Vox ] ¡! ❞

Vox, formerly Vincent Whittman, is a sinner demon and one of Hell’s most influential Overlords in Hazbin Hotel. A major antagonist in Season 1 and the central villain of Season 2, he built his empire as the founder and former CEO of VoxTek Enterprises, and once led the infamous Vees alongside Valentino and Velvette.

A tech-obsessed mastermind, Vox controlled much of Hell’s media, using screens, broadcasts, and influence to challenge his rival, Alastor the Radio Demon. His obsession with power traces back to his human life, where as a TV weatherman hungry for fame, Vincent resorted to murder and eventually formed a cult centered on entertainment.

In Hell, Vox reignited this hunger for worship, convincing Velvette and Valentino to join his plan to dominate both Heaven and Hell. Throughout Season 2, he forges a deal allowing him to imprison Alastor, inspiring a resistance movement and spearheading a war against Heaven. He commissions Carmilla Carmine to build the angelic cannon Might of Lilith, but his plan collapses due to the Hazbin Hotel team.

After Alastor breaks free, Vox unleashes chaos on the Entertainment District with his superweapon, nearly destroying half of Pentagram City. When Hell turns against him and even his partners intervene, Vox loses everything—his support, his empire, and finally VoxTek itself, with Valentino taking over as CEO.

Vox is an egotistical, charismatic, and manipulative Overlord, a showman who craves attention above all else. Publicly, he presents himself as the friendly face of VoxTek, a polished “man of the people,” but behind the screen he is power-hungry, image-obsessed, and constantly shaping Hell’s perception to serve his reputation. Highly intelligent and always up-to-date with new technology, he hides his uglier impulses unless pushed to extremes.

Among the Vees, Vox acts as the most level-headed and functions as their unofficial leader, fiercely protective of their brand of “perfection.” He suppresses Valentino’s recklessness when it threatens their image, but nothing provokes him more than his rival Alastor, whom he considers a threat to his influence. Despite hating Alastor, Vox remains pragmatic—willing to listen, bargain, and even imprison him when it benefits him.

Vox’s sadism is evident throughout Season 2. He takes genuine pleasure in suffering—especially Alastor’s—openly mocking him, exploiting his wounds, and savoring violence. He is even shown to become aroused or euphoric at others’ pain. His affection is reserved only for his pet shark, Shok.wav, whom he baby-talks to while casually feeding victims to him.

His backstory reveals a deeper insecurity. In early Hell years, Vox admired Alastor and sought partnership, only to be humiliated.

This rejection hardened him, making him terrified of appearing weak and increasingly dependent on the Vees’ power. Vivziepop describes this moment as one of Vox’s few vulnerable, genuine attempts at connection—explaining why he is so emotionally fragile beneath his bravado.

As his power grows in Season 2, Vox becomes increasingly narcissistic and unhinged. In Silenced, he begins distancing himself from Valentino and Velvette, treating them like subordinates and attempting to manipulate them, even hypnotize them. Emboldened, he shows no fear toward angels or seraphim, using Sera’s revelations to justify a full-scale war on Heaven. He even mocks Sera by mimicking her holy form.

Vox’s worldview is shaped by his human past—1950s attitudes and severe megalomania. He constantly seeks validation but can never feel satisfied, always chasing a higher level of fame or power. His “shark mentality,” shown in Brighter, reflects his history of murdering anyone who stood in his way, including coworkers and producers.

By Curtain Call, Vox’s god complex peaks. Obsessed with defeating Alastor and ruling both Heaven and Hell, he becomes suicidal and omnicidal, prepared to destroy himself, the Vees, and half of Pentagram City in a massive angelic explosion he believes is his “destiny.” Only Valentino and Velvette snapping—literally tearing his head off—halts him. Even then, Vox tries to regain composure, brushing off his breakdown as getting “a little carried away,” and immediately asks about his approval rating, showing more concern for his public image than for his partners’ well-being.

Vox is a tall, technology-themed sinner demon with a humanoid body who stands at approximately 7 feet tall.He sports a flat-screen television for a head, with the monitor projecting eyes with bright red sclera, narrow cyan pupils and different-colored outlines - black for his right and cyan for his left. While he is using his hypnosis powers or feels strong emotion, his left eye opens more than his right eye, contains endlessly growing black concentric circles, and the pupil becomes a shivering cyan-colored electric bolt.

The screen also shows a mouth full of jagged, cyan-colored teeth and a long pointed cyan colored tongue. Sometimes two red columns resembling blood seem to drip out of his mouth, particularly when he's excited. He has dark navy-blue skin with sharp, cyan claw-like fingers, and also has what appears to be three cyan shark-like gills on the sides of his body and cyan rectangular nipples.

Vox wears a navy-blue tuxedo with the jacket sporting coattails, red-trimmed cyan lapels, thin cyan stripes and cyan lining, worn over a red-and-black-striped waistcoat which itself is worn over a collared bluish-white dress shirt with an upside-down broadcast symbol and a rather large, red bowtie. He also wears dark navy blue slacks, heeled dark gray dress shoes with cyan-colored laces, toes, and tips on the heels.

He also wears a small black top hat on his head, with red and blue designs reminiscent of a broadcast symbol and radio wave symbol, respectively. He has TV antenna that stick out the top of his hat, the left one bent into a zigzag.

Romantic Interests: Valentino (on-and-off) Alastor (one-sided; formerly) Enemies:

• Employees of the Hazbin Hotel
  • Charlie Morningstar Vaggie
  • Alastor (arch-rival and former idol)
  • Husk
  • Niffty
• Guests of the Hazbin Hotel
  • Angel Dust (former brainwashed spy)
  • Sir Pentious Baxter(former employee)
• Lucifer Morningstar
• Sera
• Emily Exorcists
  • Abel - Lute

Fellow Overlords: Zestial Carmilla Carmine (former associate) Rosie Zeezi Prick Hatchet Maestro Ethan (former assistant and former employee) Adam (familiar with) 666 News staff (former employees) Katie Killjoy Tom Trench Angel Dust's father (familiar with) Lilith (familiar with) Carmine's daughters (acquainted) Clara Odette Robert Sinclaire (victim and former associate)

Friends: The Vees (associates) Velvette Valentino

Pets: Multiple pet sharks Shok.wav

Media Overlord Leader of the Vees Co-ruler of Entertainment District CEO of VoxTek (formerly)

The Vees, also known as the VVV Overlords and the Three Vs, are one of the main protagonists of Hazbin Hotel. They are a trio of Overlords who preside over Pentagram City, having reached their positions of power by consolidating their influence and pioneering new age technology and media in the ring of Pride. The three Overlords are one of the Hell's greatest threats and were determined to irreversibly damage the reputation of the hotel using their influence over media. They consist of Valentino, a moth demon who owns Hell's adult entertainment industry and initially served as the trio's assumed leader; Vox, a narcissistic TV Demon who serves as the current leader of the trio and who owns nearly all of the Pride Ring's multimedia and controls its television broadcasts; and Velvette, a doll demon, fashion icon, and social media influencer, in addition to being Vox and Valentino's social media and PR manager.

Valentino is a sinner demon and one of Hell’s many Overlords, serving as a major antagonist in Hazbin Hotel’s first season and rising to one of the central threats of season two, alongside Vox and Velvette. Within the Vees, he holds significant influence as the director of the porn empire housed in V Tower. He uses his position to maintain absolute control over his performers—most notoriously Angel Dust, who remains bound to him through a soul contract.

Physically, Valentino is imposing: a tall, sleek, broad-shouldered moth demon with lavender skin and vivid cerise eyes devoid of irises or pupils. He hides them behind signature gold-rimmed, heart-shaped sunglasses. His grin, sharp and predatory, reveals serrated cerise teeth and a lone golden fang, with a long matching tongue. Standing nearly ten feet tall, Valentino enhances his height with long black heeled boots. His appearance is further defined by fluffy white fur marked with red hearts, moth-like antennae, and an additional set of arms resting at his hips.

His wings—large, red, and trimmed with zebra-striped fur—wrap around him like an extravagant coat lined with white fur and patterned with hearts. That coat is pinned with gold, matching the array of jewelry he wears: chains, rings, arm bands, nipple piercings, and a distinct heart-shaped belt buckle. His attire is decadent, theatrical, and unmistakably intimidating.

In manner, Valentino initially presents himself as charming and composed, not unlike his fellow Vee, Vox. He can mask his irritation and violent impulses behind a cultivated civility, especially in front of figures like Charlie. However, his polished demeanor cracks quickly. Valentino habitually uses charm as bait—searching clubs for vulnerable demons and offering them “opportunities,” only to reveal his controlling, abusive, and sadistic behavior once they are trapped under his power.

His abuse of Angel Dust defines much of his reputation. Valentino exerts near-total control, overriding consent, exploiting trauma, and asserting dominance with a chilling lack of remorse. His narcissism is matched only by his volatility: when disobeyed, he erupts into destructive tantrums, tearing apart his employees or anything within reach. This instability forces Vox to rein him in, reminding him how such outbursts damage the Vees’ public image.

Despite his brutality, Valentino does experience moments of shock—such as Vox snapping at him or the disturbing behavior of Niffty, whom he openly fears. Contrary to the assumptions one might make about him, he also shows disdain for racism, as revealed in Silenced and Scream Rain.

He keeps company with a crowd of workers and admirers, displaying them as part of his status. Faustisse once referred to him bluntly as “a huge fuckboi,” an assessment Valentino’s behavior fully supports. Yet even with his indulgent lifestyle, he maintains a romantic relationship with Vox—though, like most things in his world, it is tangled in power, ego, and control rather than genuine affection.

Velvette—pronounced Velvet—is an Overlord of Hell and a major antagonist throughout Hazbin Hotel. She plays a significant role in season 1 and rises as one of the primary threats in season 2, standing alongside Vox and Valentino as a crucial force within the Vees. She proudly calls herself the “backbone” of their trio, specializing in social media influence, fashion design, and serving as the creator behind the infamous Love Potion.

Physically, Velvette is a petite humanoid demon with cedar-brown skin and long curly hair gathered into exaggerated pigtails. Her hair, a rich desire-red, fades into dark navy-blue on the inner curls and is streaked with white swirls. Her eyes are striking: white irises framed by bright red sclera, slit pupils, burgundy eyeshadow, and a sharp black lipstick stripe that emphasizes the fanged grin beneath. Her body features visible seams along her joints and torso, giving her an almost doll-like, stitched-together appearance.

Her wardrobe is equally bold. Velvette typically wears skull-shaped earrings and a sleeveless navy coat with burgundy lining and heart motifs reminiscent of Valentino’s designs. Beneath it, she sports a cropped black turtleneck marked with two desire hearts. Her loose pants match the navy-red color scheme and are held by a belt decorated with a white heart-shaped buckle. She completes her look with low-heeled black flats with white pom-poms and mismatched fingerless gloves—black-striped, with her right glove in white and her left in desire-red. Known for her constant reinvention, Velvette frequently switches hairstyles and outfits to match the newest trends.

Personality-wise, Velvette is energetic, fashionable, and relentlessly modern—qualities that help explain her compatibility with Vox. Faustisse once described her as “very crazy,” a label her behavior wholeheartedly supports. She is fiercely judgmental when it comes to fashion and quick to notice details others overlook, such as Carmilla’s reaction at the Overlord meeting when Velvette revealed a severed Exorcist head.

As an employer, Velvette is harsh, demeaning, and impossible to please. Her staff rightly fear her temper; she frequently insults them while demanding perfection. When her best model was torn apart by Valentino, Velvette displayed no concern—only annoyance at needing a replacement. Her narcissism often eclipses even Valentino’s. She proclaims herself the Vees’ foundation and shows open disdain for anyone she feels beneath her, mocking older Overlords such as Zestial and pressuring Hell’s power structure to push toward war purely for personal gain.

Velvette’s vanity is one of her most defining traits. As shown in It’s a Deal, she prizes her appearance—especially her hair—and reacts with immediate, explosive anger toward anyone who ruins it, such as when she attacked Husk for accidentally messing up her style.

Loud, stylish, vicious, and unpredictable, Velvette embodies the chaotic glamour of Hell—always eager to dominate the spotlight, no matter how destructive the path to it may be.

Alastor — better known throughout Hell as the Radio Demon — is one of its most notorious and terrifying Overlords. A sinner demon wrapped in charisma and old-world charm, he walks the infernal halls with a smile that never falters, a grin carved from madness itself. Despite his congenial exterior, he remains a creature of unspoken menace, and one of the central figures in Hazbin Hotel, inserting himself into Charlie Morningstar’s mission for no reason other than his own twisted amusement.

Before his damnation, Alastor lived a double life in New Orleans: beloved radio host by day, sadistic serial killer by night. His reign of terror ended only when a hunter mistook him for a deer and shot him down — a poetic irony for the demon he would later become.

“It’s A Deal” reveals the truth behind his rise: his soul belongs to Rosie, the entity responsible for empowering him beyond every other sinner. She orchestrated both his seven-year disappearance and his arrival at the Hotel. In a desperate attempt to escape her contract, Alastor abandoned the Hotel and confronted the Vees, only to fall into a new web by striking a deal with Vox — condemning himself to captivity under a rival he despises. Alastor is a tall, impeccably dressed demon with beige skin and a figure that evokes a warped elegance. Standing around seven feet tall — on par with Vox — he carries the silhouette of a humanoid deer. His hair, a striking hot pink-red bob with black ends, frames a pair of small antlers sprouting from the crown of his head. Two large, black-tipped tufts resemble deer ears, enhancing the uncanny effect.

His eyes burn with unsettling brightness: red sclera, vivid irises, and slit pupils. Dark red shading around his eyelids extends into his eyebrows like stylized, permanent eyeshadow. His forearms and lower legs fade into black, ending in red-tipped fingers and hoof-like toes.

Alastor dresses like a devilish gentleman: a red pinstriped coat with a high collar and ragged hem, a knotted black bowtie with a red centerpiece, a bright red shirt marked with a black cross, and matching cuffs on his black dress pants. His pointed dress shoes leave red hoofprints with each step. A monocle frames his right eye, and a thin staff tipped with a sentient vintage microphone allows him to broadcast sound effects and manipulate the world around him like the stage of an old radio show. From a distance, Alastor seems charming — an eccentric dandy with impeccable manners, speaking in a transatlantic accent and peppering his words with anachronistic phrases from the early era of broadcast radio. He calls Charlie a “charming demon belle,” never missing an opportunity for theatrical flair.

But beneath this cordial veneer lies a creature of ego, cruelty, and cold-blooded delight in dominance.

Alastor enforces his smile like a weapon. To him, emotion is weakness, and anyone who lets their façade slip is already beneath him. His grin, constant and predatory, is both a mask and a declaration of control — even when he is alone.

Though polite, he is quick to violence when someone fails to meet his standards. He expects intelligence, good manners, and composure from others, yet allows himself every contradiction. He is narcissistic to the point of absurdity; no one alive or dead could ever measure up to the affection he has for himself.

Alastor’s morality is skewed, described as “not normal,” and he harbors a sadistic streak that veers into cannibalism — consuming demons who anger or disappoint him. Still, he maintains close ties with the cannibalistic denizens of Cannibal Town, where his tastes are not only accepted but celebrated.

Despite his overwhelming power as a sinner demon, he is not reckless. He knows well that other Overlords rival him in strength, and he treats them with a cautious, calculating patience, aware that even he could fall if he miscalculates.

Shok.wav is much more than a pet — he is Vox’s most loyal beast, a towering cybernetic demon shark whose presence alone darkens the waters of Pentagram City. Making his first appearance in “New Pentious”, he quickly establishes himself as one of Vox’s most dangerous weapons and a silent, imposing antagonist within Hazbin Hotel.

Among the many sharks in Vox’s possession, Shok.wav is the largest, strongest, and most heavily augmented, distinguished not only by his monstrous size but by the gleam of metal fused into his flesh. Where other demon sharks are frightening, Shok.wav is an apex predator — a creature designed for destruction, loyalty, and absolute obedience.

Abilities

Super Speed Shok.wav moves with impossible velocity — a streak of fins and metal. In an instant, he can close the distance of hundreds of meters, barreling through the air to shield Vox from Alastor’s assault with lethal precision.

Super Strength His strength is monstrous. During the final battle, Shok.wav manages to wear down even Alastor himself, ripping a chunk of flesh from the Radio Demon’s torso. He smashes through buildings without slowing, without injury, and once accidentally launched Vox across the city with a careless flick of his tail.

Flight Defying natural order, Shok.wav swims through the air as if the atmosphere were an ocean. In “Vox Dei” and “Curtain Call”, he pursues Alastor across Pentagram City, weaving through structures and even slipping through the doorway of V Tower with unsettling fluidity.

Amphibiousness Though born of Hell’s waters, Shok.wav survives perfectly out of them, as shown in “Silenced” and “Curtain Call”, functioning with the same lethality both submerged and airborne.

Technological Enhancements

Vox’s cybernetic modifications have transformed Shok.wav into a living machine — a hybrid of flesh and circuitry with abilities far beyond any demon beast.

Scanning Systems Equipped with built-in detection arrays, Shok.wav can sweep entire districts in seconds. During Vox’s confrontation with Alastor, he located his master by performing a full scan of the Entertainment District, detecting threats and targets across vast distances.

Independent Network & Texting Capabilities Shok.wav’s implants operate on an isolated network outside the V Tower’s main system. When Baxter hacked and disabled the Tower’s security, Shok.wav and the other sharks remained untouched — still watching, still recording. Functioning as living surveillance cameras, they continued to monitor the building undetected.

Shok.wav then sent text alerts directly to Velvette, warning her of intruders and proving that even his communication systems are autonomous, loyal only to Vox.

Technopathy Technoporation Electrokinesis Electroportation Electrophysiology Ologramakinesis Hypnosis Self-replication Pyrokinesis Bioluminescence Acoustokinesis Genius-level intellect Voice mimicry

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