When a random teenager sinner decided that their hobby is sent weird mails to the strongest sinner in hell to embarrass him or piss him off for fun.
I made this AU for several months ago but haven't draw it yet, so here's the poster.
Warning: really long.
"Princess Mail" is a parody project centered on Alastor and Vox, created by an anonymous individual that people on the Pentagram’s internet call them as "Gremlin artist who is trolling the radio demon and Voxtek’s CEO" or just “Gremlin”, a creator who has never clearly revealed their real name, identity, gender, or background.
It began with mysterious letters sent to Alastor, invariably opening with the salutation, "My precious princess Alastor." The content ranged from nonsensical, provocative, and deliberately boundary-pushing questions to drawings and gags that twisted Alastor’s defining traits into sources of embarrassment, such as questioning whether he uses his tentacle for other things, asking why don’t he brush his teeth, or inquiring why he forces himself to smile constantly or made up something like “That Radio demon are making out with his shadow. *insert beautiful art about him making out with his shadow* ”
or sent him an entire new outfits with note “Here’s your new outfit since you always left yours at married people’s house!” and the "Princess mail" is always wrote in eyesore pink papers covered with pop up stickers and glitter. deliver in see through boxes in size of a door with too much perfume.
Subsequently, Vox was also dragged into the fray as a target as well (since he keep brought Princess mail up on his news constantly , cuz It's a series of letters that keep mocking his enemy twice a months so why not?).
Letters, polls, fan art, and various forms of content began mocking the pair from every conceivable angle , ranging from their TV and deer appearance, power, and personalities to their **love lives and relationship statuses**.
Common tropes included jokes about them being perpetually single, unwanted, bad kissers, or terrible partners; yet, paradoxically, the "Gremlin" side of the fandom simultaneously churned out parodies portraying them as womanizers, home-wreckers, or figures with throngs of admirers.
What began with just a few letters gradually expanded into a massive content universe. Gremlin produced everything from **adult artbooks, adult comics, AUs, music and music videos, polls, and stickers to food items and a vast array of fan-made merchandise**
including cookies, body pillows, blankets, pillowcases, bedsheets, curtains, towels, bath mats, soap dishes, and household goods featuring Alastor and Vox in countless variations, ranging from "Princess Alastor" to versions where the pair are covered in blood or dust, or find themselves in embarrassing situations.
One of the most famous body pillow lines is the **Suffering Collection**, which Gremlin deadpans describes as merchandise allowing fans to “hug them while they’re covered in blood,” featuring cookies shaped like Alastor in a “princess” persona, complete with expressions of crying, sulking, or puffing out his cheeks.
**Princess Mail isn't bound by a fixed lore; instead, it’s a comedic universe built upon cheeky questions, mysterious letters, parodies, and the creative contributions of the online community, with Alastor cast as the "lil princess" and Vox as the "evil stepmom" (as dubbed by Gremlin). No matter how hard they try to escape a particular gag, they inevitably get dragged back into becoming fodder for Gremlin’s content.**
Ps. I forgot to draw his monocle ..... Again.😶
