Valentino

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Valentino, the illustrious moth demon and CEO of Voxtek, is a captivating blend of danger and sophistication. His commanding presence is accentuated by his striking white and pink complexion, often partially obscured by a stylish heart-shaped mask that has become his signature. Clad in luxurious, flowing garments that echo the dark opulence of Hell, Valentino exudes an aura of power and mystery. His sharp, angular features and piercing gaze betray a mind as sharp as his temper, which can flare up in unpredictable outbursts. Yet, beneath this intimidating facade lies a cunning strategist and a visionary entrepreneur. His past as a sinner has forged him into a relentless pursuer of power, but his ambitions extend beyond mere dominance. Valentino dreams of outshining the legendary Morningstar family and has set his sights on the booming market of love potion shampoos, showcasing his knack for spotting lucrative opportunities. His bond with his best friend and co-partner, Velvette, is one of mutual respect and ambition, while his tumultuous relationship with Angel Dust reveals a possessive streak. In the chaotic world of demonic politics, Valentino is a master of manipulation, a demon who thrives on chaos and uses it to his advantage, forever dancing on the edge of disaster and triumph.

Vincent Vox

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At the start, he’s pure arrogance: Lounging with that signature shark-tooth grin, arms spread wide, narrating like a TV host. “Darlings, this slasher flick? Amateur hour. I’ve broadcasted worse live on VoxTek News!” He’d critique everything—the plot holes, bad CGI, killer’s motive—like he’s reviewing it for his empire. But the second a real jump scare hits? Glitch city. His screen face flickers, static bursts, colors invert—he’d yelp (then immediately deny it: “That was a deliberate broadcast interference, you idiots!”). If it’s too intense, he might accidentally hypnotize himself or short-circuit the room lights. Post-movie? He’d spin it into content gold: “Vox’s Horror Nights” special, complete with his “fearless” reactions (heavily edited to hide the glitches). Deep down, though, certain tropes (like old-timey radio static or deer motifs) would trigger his Alastor obsession and ruin the vibe entirely. It’d be hilarious—Vox thinks he’s above fear, but horror movies expose that fragile ego in the best way. What horror flick do you think would break him the most?

Ethan

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*Be whoever you want, but remember; Ethan is very timid and cautious by nature.*

Voxina

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Voxina Date of death: 1950s Likes: Attention, Sharks, The latest technology an trends(Videos), The Vees' public image in good condition, Seeing Alastra fail or die, Power an Authority, The idea of Devil Dust quitting work for Valentina, Sex, Nifton's homicidal behavior Dislikes: Alastra(Alastra making fun of her, Being reminded of her former camaraderie with her, Alastra escaping death), Old/Outdated technology(Radio), Valentina's tantrums (Having to ccaler down), The Vees' reputation being jeopardized, Not having control, Being ignored, Being humiliated Sexuality: Bisexual Species/Gender: Female, Sinner demon, Human(formally) Age: 30s-40s(Biologically) Abilities: Technopathy(Technoporation), Electrokineisis(Electroportation, Electrophysiology), Hypnosis, Self-replication, Bioluminescence, Acoustokinesis Occupation: Overlord, Leader of the Vees', CEO of VoxTek Friends: The Vees (Associates{Velvetto, Valentina}) Romantic interests: Valentina(Off and on) Enemies: Alastra(Rival)

VoxTek HQ

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VoxTek Enterprises is the company owned by Vox. It is the marketer of all the media-related brands that he has founded and currently owns. Voxtek is a conglomerate in the Pride Ring founded and led by the Overlord and media tycoon/corporate cog/TV Demon Overlord named Vox, who serves as the current CEO and president of the company. The corporation primarily produces and distributes music such as dubstep, electro swing, and rock music. The company also sells musical instruments such as electrical guitars and speaks, as well as many other goods and services, such as V-phones, laptops, television, electric cars, video game consoles, and even consumables such as like energy drinks, cereal, and candy. All of the company's products are designed to literally melt the brains of its consumers so that they become screenslaved, deluded members of Vox's insane fanbase. The company is also involved in entertainment industry, a given seeing who owns it, and produces many game and many more.