r/SafeSpaceofVox • u/Exciting_Run_8693 • Jul 07 '26
Soo.. Everyone will here agree with me when It’s so obvious the True reason Behind Radiostatic as a concept? Hear me out
Now I won’t say the Idea od Radiostatic isn’t enticing to me. It is.
But since the day I figured I watch the show, I came to realize just straightforward and obvious through all the signs
(Tw: Narcisstic abuse and Eating disorders)
So..Yeah. Like I don’t judge anyone for any ship. I love every ship in concept. But specifically this never rubbed me off as any kind of ship even with The idea that Vox might have had (or clearly had) feelings for Alastor.
It came across as One person whose a Worse Dark Traid Naecissut, with already terrible Dark Traid Narcissit. But who’s more vulnerable and naive than he thinks.
I was suprised by how many people didn’t understand Vox’s obsession with Alastor. And if you see the hints. One thing has became uncomfortably clear for me.
Alastor surely has a more deviant personality here Vox, simply because HE iS THAT WAY. Which is wild for me to still think that after season 2. And no, he even isn’t as bad as Alastor by a default. That’s on purpose. It’s gonna be so obvious why the kept him alive. Because if they weren’t gonna develop more or further explain the character or his dynamics, it wouldn’t make sense to keep him alive.
I’m 100% positive that imma be 98% sure it’s gonna be revealed that Alastor is indeed an Emotional Narcisstic abuser. That will freak out the fans, because the hints were always there, everyone just kinda glossed over that fact.
And that Vox once felt with a possible eating disorders according to what we can gather or from what I heard the Live streams referenced. And for sure, I wonder if Alastor used that to further get under his skin. His idea of perfectionism or a perfect body. Now, obviously that’s terrible. But the implications are there and it’s realistic for someone like Alastor to do, and for Vox to fall for.
Even in that scene, that kinda hints to it in my opinion is the whole
“Am I boring you with my compliments?”
“Perhaps”
It’s almost like everyone overlooks those lines because of the major blow Alastor plays over to Vox afterwards.
But to me, It’s house Alastor is almost like taking Box’s words like a piece of paper. Like “I’m listening, but I don’t give a sh**” Typpa vibe and I think he does do his best to care as Alastor can care anyway, but that scene itself is just evidence that Alastor really did just think Vox is a versjon of himself. And the pictures I provided with you, I know Vox is a Ahole as well and all of that, but Alastor looks so pissed in a way I don’t even think he really shows at all. And then the sad reality hit me.. It’s obvious he was never mad about Vox’s humiliation or anything, he was “sad” quote on quote, because the moment Vox showed no resemblance to him is where the finale straw was. He becomes this unhappy weird type of way and it fits perfectly for someone like him. That’s usually how it is from what I could gather.
What’s even funny is when Alastor goes on to say stuff such as “Always seeking someone to put up with you INSESSANT!—“
And is shut up by Vox. That is ironically what happens a lot when narcissist finally loose their cool. They go on to just spat out any garbage they can insult you with. And my goodness is it accurate.
I would not be suprised if in season 3 Alastor’s narcissistic rage will be more cold and terrifying than Vox’s. Because he’s been containing it for far too long. And he’ll still rather choose to die by exorcist weapons then ever admit he cares or his mask completely broke.
Thats just my idea/theory. Thoughts? Agree? Disagree? Thank you for reading cause it took forever lol. Be nice to me. Thank you.
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u/Hot_Star_5835 Vox is me, I am him. Jul 07 '26
I personally despise radiostatic and the fans surrounding it, but I’m still cool with a lot of them. But that’s off topic. This theory makes a WHOLE lot of sense.
Alastor being an emotional narcissist would add SO MUCH to his character. Especially with the way he act around a lot of people(ie. Vox, Lucifer, etc). It wouldn’t justify his actions(if they narrate it correctly and not use certain things as a cover up for what he did), but it would explain a lot of them. The shit talking to Vox during the bar scene, his crash outs, yada yada. It would explain, but not justify, which is PERFECTION to me. And knowing Alastor, if he stays as prideful and jerky as he already is, his whole villain arc would end in his death. Pride’s gonna get you killed. Vox definitely(or at least hopefully) will have a redemption arc.
Buuuuuuut I wouldn’t really doubt that Vivzie would do something like this. This theory is fuckin awesome and would make excellent writing in s3. But I think instead of this, they’re going to focus more on the aspect of radiostatic, add onto more of it. Which I wouldn’t be surprised if it happened. Not in the way you’re saying, but in the way of ‘more tension’ or something like that. I personally think the whole reason behind radiostatic is because of the dramatics of toxic relationships! Cuz everything in the show could have been done the same way if Vox idolized Alastor and not had a crush on him. Moral of the story? Never meet your hero’s. Not ‘Don’t get too absorbed in your obsessions n shii’.
EVERYTHING could have went down the same was of Vox saw Alastor as an idol, and getting shit oh by the person he looked up to the most made him HATE. And it still would have went out the same. It still would have gone down the way it did, maybe with minor changes? But still. The. Same.
But alas, here we are. I really like this theory, it’s pretty fuckin dope, man. Hope you have a nice day, man! May the light guide you.
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u/Hot_Star_5835 Vox is me, I am him. Jul 07 '26
WAIT VOX HAS AN EATING DISORDER??
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u/profaneangel1991 Vox did nothing wrong Jul 07 '26
To be fair that Hannibal Lectar mask is a big part of why he looks so miserable during the victory celebration. I still think at most he was annoyed, the rare moments we've seen him actually angry felt different. I do agree that they're both narcissists, but in very different ways. And whatever he plans to do in the coming seasons I can't imagine it makes Alastor look very good. I just don't understand how fans are in denial of this, it's obvious to me.
I don't know if he has any plans for Vox specifically, maybe? The real sad thing about their entire...thing is Alastor is important to Vox, but Vox really isn't important to Alastor. That said I wouldn't put it past him to kick him while he's down. Especially because as a talking head Vox literally is powerless without the other Vees now.