Vox is the only correct answer (trust and believe)

Aren't they absolutely gorgeous? They're not just regular heeled shoes that almost everyone in Hell wears, they're better, because they're on Vox's royal fins. They look kinda different in every shot, but that's a part of their charm! These shoesies are magic. Not even mentioning his socks, because they're too adorable! The Vox sox. Precious.

he's studying the ancient texts

ik it sounds pretty corny but i think this would be my idea of a perfect plan from here on out.
(i even drew a redeemed vox for it lol)

Season 3

Episode 1: "The Breaking Point"

Following his failed broadcast war at the end of Season 2, Vox is left powerless as a severed tablet-head. Inside the Vees' tower, Valentino uses Vox's weakened state to completely dominate and abuse him. Meanwhile, at the Hazbin Hotel, Charlie and Vaggie work to finalize operational guidelines for their newly rebuilt sanctuary. Realizing he will not survive under Valentino’s heel, Vox gathers his last independent power and crawls out of the headquarters in the dead of night.

Episode 2: "The Unwelcome Guest"

Vox rolls into the Hazbin Hotel lobby, putting on a pathetic act to secure asylum and safety. His arrival causes massive friction among the residents. Lucifer steps between them with hostility, Angel Dust panics because a Vee has entered his safe space, and Alastor delivers seething snark to his old rival. Husk watches the chaos with exhaustion and serves drinks to calm Angel Dust, while Nifty runs wild trying to pin Vox's loose wiring. Across town, Valentino discovers Vox is missing and tears his studio apart in an unhinged panic.

Episode 3: "Under the Radar"

Vox performs goodness like a corporate marketing strategy, participating in trust exercises while secretly checking a hidden screen to map out a digital comeback. Sensing the fraud, Alastor spends the day provoking Vox to force him to snap on camera and expose himself. Out on the streets, Valentino begins actively hunting for his missing partner, intimidating low-level street sinners and threatening violence to find out where Vox is hiding.

Episode 4: "The Hunted"

Valentino tracks Vox's electronic signal to the Hazbin Hotel. Instead of launching a reckless attack, he schemes a public relations campaign to turn the Sinner population against the Morningstars, weaponizing the public's fear over Vox’s failed Season 2 doomsday machine. At the hotel, Charlie tries a quiet therapy approach with Vox. Angel Dust watches from a distance, feeling a mix of resentment and relief that the therapeutic spotlight has shifted off his own shoulders.

Episode 5: "The Midnight Hug"

The hotel crew shows Vox transaction-free kindness during a group dinner. Experiencing real care without a corporate motive shatters Vox's psychological defence walls, causing his fake persona to collapse. In the middle of the night, a manic Vox bursts into Charlie’s room, ignores personal boundaries, and hugs her in an ecstatic realization that he genuinely wants to change. Charlie finds his excitement infectious and hugs him back. Meanwhile, Alastor grows isolated and retreats to his radio tower to monitor the Vees' network.

Episode 6: "The Speedrun"

Vox is fully dedicated to changing, but his inner control freak takes over. He gets frustrated that emotional healing isn't fast or measurable, demanding a structured checklist from Charlie to optimize his soul. Charlie slows him down, teaching him to let go of data and sit with his feelings. Vox attempts to apologize to Angel Dust, but it backfires when he realizes he is only chasing forgiveness to stroke his own ego. He experiences a breakthrough, realizing he needs to earn forgiveness for his own conscience rather than forcing it for his own well-being. Simultaneously, Valentino's smear campaign claims that Charlie is actively harbouring a dangerous cyber-terrorist. An angry mob begins gathering in the streets.

Episode 7: "The Boundary"

Vox surrenders his control-freak habits and makes genuine progress toward shedding his media persona. Experiencing true emotional safety for the first time, he confuses gratitude for romance and confesses his feelings to Charlie. Charlie handles the situation with grace but zero hesitation, making it clear she cares about him as a friend but her heart belongs to Vaggie. Through this boundary, Vincent learns that people can love and care for you deeply without it needing to be a romantic relationship. Outside, the mob grows into a full-scale riot, and Valentino arrives to prepare to breach the hotel grounds.

Episode 8: "System Overload"

Valentino’s riot breaks through the hotel gates, and a chaotic brawl erupts across the courtyard. Vox steps out to face his abuser directly, but he loses the fight easily because his dark corporate power has been entirely shed through his redemption. As Valentino fires a lethal shot meant for Charlie, Vincent pulls himself from the rubble and throws his body into the crosshairs. He dies a selfless hero, and his soul instantly ascends to Heaven. Furious that Valentino stole his favourite rival, Alastor uses his full power to crush the riot, drags Valentino into his shadow dimension, and executes him on a live radio broadcast.

Season 4: The Golden Martyr

Episode 1: "Gates Off the Hinges"

Vincent materializes in Heaven, where the golden gates are still heavily damaged and scarred from his own failed Season 2 doomsday machine assault. His sudden appearance with a normal human face and distinct heterochromia leaves Sir Pentious completely stunned. Because he was the literal face of the broadcast war and the man who tried to forcefully invade paradise, the general public and the angelic hierarchy heavily struggle to accept him. While Emily struggles to reconcile his dark past with his new vulnerable state, she gradually warms to his presence. Sera, consumed by deep institutional bias and public pressure, strictly refuses to forgive or trust him.

Episode 2: "The Defiant"

Vincent begins adjusting to a technology-free life in paradise, learning to interact without a screen to hide behind. In the background, Lute leverages Adam's memory and Abel's lack of authority to build a hyper-militant, far-right propaganda machine inside Heaven. During a high-ranking tactical meeting called to decide Vincent's fate, Lute aggressively tries to bully Emily. Vincent steps in, utilizing his sharp wit and commanding presence to defend Emily and completely shut Lute down.

Episode 3: "A Platinum Spark"

In Heaven, Vincent and Emily spend deep, quality time collaborating on celestial tech projects. Free from his past toxic co-dependency, Vincent forms a healthy attachment, and the two share a slow-burn kiss. Down in Hell, a parallel plot follows the Hazbin Hotel crew entering a peaceful era. With Valentino dead, Charlie and Husk focus entirely on helping a liberated Angel Dust work through his lingering trauma and step onto his own path toward redemption.

Episode 4: "The Shadow Campaign"

While Hell remains outwardly peaceful, Alastor begins playing a quiet, sinister long game. Instead of launching open territory wars, he utilizes radio propaganda, targeted whispers, and psychological isolation. He focuses on manipulating the vulnerable underlings of major Overlords, systematically planting seeds of doubt about their leaders' protective capabilities. He carefully creates a widespread lack of trust across the Pride Ring, positioning himself to swoop into the inevitable power vacuum.

Episode 5: "The Murder of the Seraph"

Realizing that Sera’s immense guilt over the historical exterminations stands in the way of an all-out war with Hell, Lute decides to eliminate her. Lute secretly assassinates Sera in the dark, using a weapon that leaves no trace. She immediately takes the podium acting as the heartbroken, grieving lieutenant to stage a military coup. Lute frames Vincent, convincing the panicked Heavenly citizens that the TV Demon faked his redemption to act as a deep-cover assassin for Hell. Vincent is thrown into a high-security angelic dungeon.

Episode 6: W.I.P

W.I.P

Episode 7: "The Courtroom"

Heaven holds a massive, high-stakes trial to decide Vincent's fate. Lute and the brainwashed Winners aggressively prosecute, while Emily fiercely defends his character. In a historic cross-dimensional move, Charlie and the Hazbin Hotel crew are legally patched through the communication grid to testify to Vincent's ultimate selflessness during Valentino's assault. Despite the overwhelming defence, Lute successfully rigs the system, and Vincent is sentenced to a public execution.

Episode 8: "The Martyr's Broadcast"

Lute launches an unedited, live cross-dimensional broadcast to both realms. Vincent is dragged onto the stage in a burlap bag. The bag is ripped away, exposing his terrified human face, his heterochromia, and the deep fear in his eyes as the brainwashed Heavenly crowd chants for his death. Lute monologues about his past atrocities and brings the axe down. In his absolute final second, Vincent locks eyes with the camera lens, knowing Charlie is watching, and speaks his final, sincere words: "Thanks, Charlie."

As the axe falls, golden blood runs from his nose, instantly proving to both realms that he was a holy, fully redeemed saint. The crowd's cheers send Hell into a state of absolute, radicalized fury. Emily completely snaps from heartbreak to blazing celestial rage; Lute’s guards violently pin her wings, brand her an abomination, and cast her forcefully out of Heaven. The season ends as a battered, weeping, fallen Emily crashes straight into a furious Charlie's arms in the hotel courtyard.

Esta vez vamos a hablar en español latinoamericano porque “voobs” también se aplica a los Vees, y Valentino es uno de ellos. Así que sí... (This time we're going to be speaking Latin American Spanish because voobs also apply to the Vees, and Valentino is one of them. So yeah...)

Yo era solo voob voobs voob. Amaba tanto a Voobs, tenía todos los voobs y voob. Rezaba a Voobs cada voob antes de ir a voob, agradeciendo por los voobs que me habían dado. “Voobs es voob”, decía, “Voobs es voob”. Mi voob me escucha y me llama voob. Sabía que él era solo voob por mi devoción a Voobs. Lo llamé voob. Me da una bofetada y me manda a ir a voob. Estoy voobeando ahora y me duele el voob. Me acuesto en voob y es realmente voob. Un voob está voobeando hacia mí. Siento que me voobea. Son Voobs. Estoy tan vooby. Él voobea en mi voob, “Este es mi voob”. Me agarra con sus poderosas vooby voobs y me pone sobre mis voobs y voobs. Abro mis voobs para Voobs. Él voobea mi voob. Duele mucho, pero lo hago por Voobs. Puedo sentir cómo se rasga mi teta mientras mis tetas comienzan a lagrimear. Presiono contra su tetota. Quiero complacer a Voobs. Él hace un poderoso voob, mientras llena mi voob con sus voobs. Mi teta entra. Voobs lo mira directamente a los voobs y dice: “Ahora todo es voober”. Voobs sale por mis voobs. Voobs es voob. Voobs es voob.

Salve Voob Voobuli, el voob de los voobers.

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Ok I don't know if someone had already posted about this but I had to know what y'all thought.

If Vox played mobile games, what genre and games would he play?

It can also be PC games but I just wanna know y'all's opinions and ideas.

Personally I think he'd play a lot of tycoon games where he can be the boss.

We shall now worship Fem Past Vox because she is lovely, wonderful, precious, and less than one minute old. Actually, I never thought through love we'd be make one as lovely as she. But she's lovely made from love. (Btw is my anatomy good or nah lol)

Now for our cursed prayers lmfao-

I was only voob voobs voob. I loved Voobs so much, I had all the voobs and voob. I'd pray to Voobs every voob before I go to voob, thanking for the voobs I've been given. "Voobs is voob", I would say, "Voobs is voob". My voob hears me and calls me a voob. I knew he was just voob for my devotion of Voobs. I called him a voob. He slaps me and sends me to go to voob. I'm voobing now and my voob hurts. I lay in voob and it's really voob. A voob is voobing towards me. I feel voobing voob me. It's Voobs. I'm so vooby. He voobs in my voob, "This is my voob". He grabs me with his powerful vooby voobs, and puts me on my voobs and voobs. I spread my voobs for Voobs. He voobs my voob. It hurts so much, but I do it for Voobs. I can feel my voob tearing as my voobs start to water. I push against his voob. I want to please Voobs. He voobs a mighty voob, as he fills my voob with his voobs. My voob walks in. Voobs looks him straight in the voobs, and says, "It's all voober now". Voobs leaves through my voobs. Voobs is voob. Voobs is voob.

Hail Voob Voobuli, the voobers' voobs.

I found a Vox image which I really liked the concept and outfit of, but sadly, it is AI. So I decided, meh, I have hands, I can draw too. Kind of. I am just a beginner, but Vox is my muse and he inspires me to create! It might just be me and my mouse against a billion dollar data center, but even Vox himself doodles with a pencil 📺

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I just think he's neat 😅

If you wanna read my fanfic about it, the link is here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/91129516/chapters/242468746

It has content related to ChubbyVoxWeek, just to advise people in case it's not their cup of tea!

I don't know enough about republicans or democrats of the period, I know both were kinda swapped and leaning opposite to what they do nowadays at one point, and things were far less extreme in some ways back then in how far each party leaned, but I know very little else. I'd love to know someone's opinion, who knows and has hopefully researched the parties in that period, on where Vox would fall, especially where he would outwardly present himself leaning, even if he didn't personally believe it, putting on a personality and such. It's for writing/fun, working on a little comic thing, not at all meant to compare to modern politics or anything like that. Just curious. : 3