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Is Hank J. Wimbleton asexual? ›

Hank is asexual, described by Krinkels as an "ace sigma". They are aromantic as well, as Krinkels has confirmed that dating and relationships do not occur in Nevada.

fla, Deimos is first seen falling through the sky and colliding with a floating island, then impaled by a chain and thrown into an office, the injuries he receives during this time taking his lower jaw off.

Overall, Hank has killed 780 people throughout the series, amounting to around 48% of the series' total kills.

He has likely owned a few cats before the events of Madness Combat. He's an asexual demiboy. He's autistic but unaware of it. He was never diagnosed.

Gender. Krinkels (the creator of the Madness Combat series) has hinted that no character in the Madness Combat series has a birth gender and in the description for Madness Combat 9.5, Hank is referred to with both he and they pronouns, which means that Hank is possible non-binary or agender.

Hank is a masculine name of German origin.

The Spartan Brothers charged at Thanatos, and fought the God of Death together, until Thanatos transformed into a gigantic winged monster, grabbed Deimos, and crushed him against the cliff side, which effectively killed him.

Tricky's mask comes from Madness Combat 4: Apotheosis, where he dons the mask for his "DJ Tricky" persona and has been subsequently damaged throughout the series' progression.

Deimos succeeded in magnifying Hank, but was killed by one of The Auditor's possessed Engineers shortly afterwards. In his "Deimos Adventures" spinoff, he finds his way out of Purgatory after being killed in Madness Combat 9 while enduring the horrors that awaits him.

In this animation Hank blew himself up in a suicide attack and, not too surprisingly, returned with bandages covering large parts of his torso and possibly his face (which was barely visible because of Hank wearing a face mask, a pair of red glasses and a bandana).

Why did Tricky revive Hank? ›

All this obviously shows that Tricky wants Hank to suffer more, and that his nemesis should put up more of a fight and stand up again. After Hank refuses to get up, the Higher Powers intervene and restore Hank's body, causing the eternal chase to go on.

Hank refuses to beg for his life and asks Walt how such an intelligent man could be too naive to see that Jack had already made his decision. Hank then tells Jack to do what he has to do and Jack kills him with a shot to the head.

Later on Tricky gains demon powers that uses to keep reviving Hank (to which he would prefer to stay dead) to toy with him, and eventually his objective becomes to kill the Auditor, a higher being who becomes the new leader of the A.A.H.W.

Edit. One of the "A.A.H.W.s" posters. The Agency Against Hank Wimbleton is the main antagonistic faction of the Madness Combat series. It is an organization of soldiers founded and led by the Auditor whose immediate goal is to eliminate Hank J.

In MADNESS: Project Nexus, his unit description says "A dissenter, former AAHW. Freed from the outworldly bonds of his masters, he's aligned what skill and talent he has to aid Sanford and Deimos. He's not a doctor." Meaning that he was in the AAHW at some point.

All characters are genderless.

Hank Jr, also known by his chatroom alias HanksonXx are the aliases of the supposed son of Hank J. Wimbleton, and is the protagonist of Madness Redeemer 2: Revenger. He is on a personal vendetta to kill the Sheriff, likely to avenge the death of his father.

A psychopathic mercenary gunman on a take-no-prisoners mission to wipe out an all-powerful Agency... one which maintains a stranglehold on Nevada with its seemingly unlimited supply of loyal and disposable soldiers. Hank is the primary anti-hero of the series. Hank's description in MADNESS: Project Nexus.

According to Krinkles, the god of Madness Combat, the J in "Hank J. Wimbleton" means 'motherf*cker".