I was c0mmissioned by the voice actors of Malleus Draconia (@JacobCarlsonVO ) and Vil Schoenheit (@MonteleoneVO ) for a piece!! Yippeee!!! Thank you for having me!!
A thought I’ve had for a while:
People often joke about how ruthless Vox was when he was alive but was “soft” when he first appeared in hell and how it��s “odd” but I’ve often wondered: What if dying is what gave him some clarity? What if in death, he considered the things he neglected in life and put more effort to seek them in death? We see him still value friendship in Val and Velvette even after everything yet we saw him as a one man act when he was alive. Dying can change you and your perceptions. What if Alastor’s rejection ended up being a “you know what? I was a fool for trying to change or be better” and permanently altered his course?
very probably my favourite scene of the entire show. they’re both just having so much fun with it and their shared giggle at the end makes me smile. “you’re broken from the start, no victory will ever be enough” is also very probably my favourite line about vox. it’s so defining.
@BarelyMemorable Sin beef a la shipp en lo absoluto, porque a mi me gusta, pero por eso me saco de onda cuando alguien menciona que el static moth será endgame...no puedo verlos como pareja feliz y casados... dudo mucho si quiera que Val esté vivo al final del show
Something I noticed Vox and Charlie have in common is they’re insatiable, they like the chase and grind of getting what they desire more than actually having it. Both tend to ignore the people/things they already have in favor of other people/things that they desire at that-
So ugh… earlier today I was curious how murdermedia would look here so I went ahead and drew them inside just to see.
The original artwork belongs to @SilentZound
(Mostly I just traced the og art and filled some gap in the bg like the things behind their heads.)
@Kitten_Crunch@Krisshowl@moodyvoid_ Solo significa que hubo más después. Y la verdad que bueno que se peleo con el baboso de Alastor, se lo merece por humillarlo sin sentido.
Alastor’s insistence on being seen as physically powerful is why I think he’s a massive loser. Despite his main talents being charisma, intelligence, and quick thinking he’s always trying to be this big scary force of nature that can easily beat you in a physical fight when-
Box Vox was still cult leader Vincent and I’m tired of people acting like they’re two separate people. Box Vox was only like that with Alastor because he fell for him, his feelings were completely genuine, but he’s still a man that majority of the time uses human connections-
media literacy has gotten to a point where people think if a villain is humanised, the writer wants you to empathise with them.
val being “humanised” is exactly what makes him scary.
abusers are human, not one dimensional caricatures you can pick out from a crowd.