Vincent

Maniacal Politeness *

This character always demonstrates incredible cordiality and playfulness, like an actor on a theatrical stage. His speech sounds like it's filtered through a 1930s radio broadcast, and he makes no secret of his admiration for old-fashioned manners.

• Cruelty and Sadism *

This demon is a ruthless killer who takes genuine pleasure in sowing chaos and watching panic.

• Utterly Egocentric *

He pursues only his own goals, feeling no affection for others, and values ​​freedom above all else.

• Arrogance *

Considers himself superior to most denizens of Hell, and often mocks more technologically advanced or emotional demons.

• Suit *

Wears a long, dark red robe with a tattered hem A vertically striped frock coat, a burgundy shirt, and a black bow tie with a red center.

• Face and Smile *

His skin is gray, and his face is always frozen in a wide, bared grin with sharp yellow teeth. His right eye is replaced by a round monocle on a black thread.

• Hair and Horns *

His lush, red-black hair resembles deer ears. Small black deer antlers are clearly visible on his head, which enlarge when he uses magic.

• Microphone

Alastor constantly holds a vintage radio-style cane microphone in his hands, which has its own living, talking eye.

Obsession with Success and Delusions of Grandeur *

In the 1950s, Vox's quest for power became a true obsession. He was a workaholic and a technological genius, constantly seeking attention and recognition.

• Romantic Attachment *

Few people know that Vox once harbored a genuine love for Alastor, the Radio Demon. This intense, almost fanatical love made him vulnerable.

• Disillusionment and Cynicism *

Vox's original "past" was more cheerful and open.

• Head: *Instead of a flat LCD screen, he had a large, bulky head in the shape of an old CRT television with a convex picture tube and a bulky wooden or plastic case on the back.

• Antennas: *On top of the head were simple, classic "horn" antennas (two metal rods), as opposed to today's complex neon garnish.

• Face and Colors: *The screen broadcast simpler graphics. The complexions were less neon, and the teeth were wider and more rectangular, reminiscent of a radio grille or an old television tuning chart.

• Clothing: Vox wore a formal dark three-piece suit in the 1950s style, a dress shirt, and a simple thin tie (or bow tie), without the bright, luminous stripes or modern, asymmetrical patterns.