Vincent Wittmann (Vox)

Dark skin. He had curly dark brown hair that he hid behind small, oval glasses with black frames. Brown eyes, which he wore glasses with. Clothing: White shirt, red striped vest with small gold buttons, red tie with a gold clasp, brownish-black trousers and white shoes with black toes and heels.

In ordinary (human) life, Vincent Whitman had this appearance:

short brown hair in a 1950s pompadour (he later dyed it black, and over the years it has turned gray and unkempt); heterochromia: the right eye is green, the left is blue; square glasses; He wore a flashy suit with shiny lapels and shoulder pads.

Character traits Egocentrism and narcissism. Vox desperately craves attention and adoration, and has a strong sense of his own exceptionalism. Manipulative. He masterfully manipulates public opinion in Hell, using "fake news" to isolate his enemies and undermine trust in Charlie's ideas. A prime example is how he turned the inhabitants of Hell against the Hazbin Hotel, convincing them that the idea of ​​redemption was a trap from Heaven. He also used Angel Dust as an internal spy. Charisma and theatricality. In public, Vox manages to project the image of a "man of the people" and a successful businessman, but behind this mask lies a lust for power. His manner of speech and behavior are very expressive, enhancing his influence. Pragmatism with caveats. Despite his emotions, Vox is capable of calculated moves. Loyalty to allies (with nuances). He strives to maintain the collective image of the "Bees." But overall, he treats his allies well.

And in love with Alastor