Wendel

1. #1Glitchselective

   Keys: Glitch, Test Chamber, test chamber · Secondary: Glitch, Test Chamber, test chamber

   Appearance: In "An Experiment," Wendel's appearance changes slightly after being corrupted. He has a stressed frown on his forehead, and his ears are flattened. He also has a wide smile on his face. His eyes are completely white and seemingly sad.

   The most notable thing about Wendel in his corrupted state is that there is an unstable substance (it could be ink or black goo, but it's not yet known for sure) coming out of his mouth and eyes (it could be tears). The black goo/ink is partially composed of colored pixels that move at high speed.

   Personality: In "An Experiment", after Wendel is corrupted by a glitch that occurred after his hands were separated from his body, he apparently acts irrationally and maniacally, only causing destruction throughout his area.

   Powers: In "An Experiment," Wendel temporarily gained reality-warping powers after his hands disconnected from his body. However, this also caused a glitch in the universe, corrupting Wendel in the process.

   Wendel possesses the power to "glitch" himself, other people, as well as objects, although it is unconfirmed if he has conscious control over this or any of his abilities, given how he seems to become affected by his own powers at times.

   His "glitching" ability can be used on people he cannot see, as he "glitched" an A.T.P. Soldat who was in a room he was about to enter, causing the Soldat to be rendered immobile, although it could be that simply being in his general radius puts others at risk of being "glitched", given how he seems to have an ambiguous amount of control over his own abilities. His glitch powers also caused the glitched Soldat's AK-74U to disassemble, suggesting that he has some form of telepathy.

   He has great physical strength, as he was able to throw an A.T.P. Engineer across a room without any effort, and later tore him in half off screen with just his bare hands, he was also able to toss the Engineer's corpse into a monitor so hard that it not only broke the screen, but embedded the Engineer's body in it.

   He is also capable of hovering and flying, and mostly gets around by motionlessly gliding around in straight lines.

   Glitch Corruption: In his corrupted state, Wendel corrupts those around him, transforming them into mindless, zombie-like victims he can control, giving them a strange and disturbing appearance, such as oversized smiles and blank, emotionless eyes.

   Glitch Immersion: In his corrupted state, Wendel possesses an ability that allows him to cross the boundary between fiction and reality and enter imaginary locations depicted in books, paintings, films, etc. The places and time periods accessed through this ability are conceptual, meaning they do not exist in reality, but Wendel can still interact and explore them as he would any place in the real world.

   Glitch Intangibility: In his corrupted state, Wendel can move through solid objects and ignore most physical effects in his path; the exact means of how this is done vary from partially slipping into other dimensions, being able to make his particles move between different particles, being a non-physical being of energy, vibrating his molecules at a new quantum frequency, etc. Regardless, Wendel can ignore most attacks, physical dangers, and gravity.

   Glitch Imitation: In his corrupted state, Wendel possesses the ability to effectively mimic the personality, mannerisms, and general character of another person, be it fictional, real-life, or someone entirely made up.

   Body Glitch: In his corrupted state, Wendel can glitch the real or virtual world, allowing him to perform short-lived glitches common in video games and operating systems that affect technology.

   Glitch Mimicry: In his corrupted state, Wendel can copy/replicate the forms of various beings/objects (e.g. organic, inorganic, physiological, meta, supernatural, etc.), as well as gain powers/abilities, properties, and affinities from the entities/objects/matter whose form or appearance he has assumed.

2. #2Handsselective

   Keys: Hands, Hand, hands, hand, Wendel's hands, Wendel's floating hands · Secondary: Hands, Hand, hands, hand, Wendel's hands, Wendel's floating hands

   Wendel's hands work in a very peculiar and almost paradoxical way, directly linked to his “glitchy” appearance and the strange rules of the reality in which he exists.

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   Floating Hands

   He has no visible arms—only hands that float close to his body.

   Despite this, he can use his hands normally: holding things, playing guitar, writing, etc.

   The movement seems natural, as if invisible arms were guiding his hands, but there is no physical connection.

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   Separation of Hands

   If his hands are separated from his body (for example, if something gets between them and his torso), Wendel is “pulled” toward them.

   If the distance increases too much, the link is temporarily severed, and the hands become independent.

   In this condition, Wendel feels intense pain, but it is not the same as amputation.

   The hands can move on their own, as if they had a will of their own, until they are reunited with the body.

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   Glitch Effect

   When the hands separate, it “breaks” the rules of reality and activates their distortion powers.

   This phenomenon seems to open flaws in the universe itself — as if physics cannot cope with the functioning of the hands.

   The result can be unstable reality, visual distortions, objects glitching, or even Wendel entering states of corruption.

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   Extra Function

   The hands act almost like “antennas” or “points of contact” with reality, allowing him to: manipulate physical and digital objects equally, open dimensional breaches, and serve as a means to apply his glitch powers.

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   📌 In summary:

   Wendel's hands exist outside the normal rules of the physical body. They function normally when close together, but when separated, they create flaws in reality, allowing him to unleash anomalous powers and even enter a state of corruption.

3. #3An Experimentselective

   Keys: An Experiment, "An Experiment" · Secondary: An Experiment, "An Experiment"

   The episode begins with two A.T.P. engineers shoving Wendel into a test chamber. The one with a Five-Seven fires a warning shot to coax him into cooperating. He high fives his partner before leaving the room. Wendel then gets up and looks around the room.

   Wendel is startled after the lights turn on and the experimental box opens. He looks inside the box, to find it prompting him to press both buttons located inside. He does so, and the box immediately closes, trapping his hands inside. He is lifted as the box ascends until another hatch closes, trapping him in the room while his hands go up with the box. His hands continue to go up the shaft as the camera cuts to Wendel breaking free of his hands. He still maintains control, but his hands continue to fight against the box. He then begins moving about the room, before suffering a spasm, causing him to headbutt a pedestal, presumably knocking him out.

   The screen then cuts to his hands, still struggling in the box. His hands then begin glitching out, as a side text reads Inquiry(meta); hand.Frombody.chkdistance, with the text "But what w0uld HaPpen..." flashing as well. The screen then cuts to Wendel painting the wall with his face, before suffering another spasm lodging his face to the wall. Almost immediately after, a Soldat pushes one of the previous A.T.P. engineers into the room, possibly as another part of the experiment. The box comes out of the shaft, hanging above the room. Wendel's hands slowly lower down as he is transformed into a corrupted version of himself. His hands then snap to his body, as he glides towards the engineer, black goo/ink streaming from his face as static fills the screen. He grabs the engineer before slamming him into a wall. The engineer desperately tries to fight back, successfully pushing away Wendel before he glides back towards the engineer, grabbing his face and lower body before the screen cuts out again.

   When the camera cuts back the Soldat and the Scientist are seen looking at a screen. The screen flashes Hazard as the Soldat pulls out his AK-74U, and goes to check on the experiment. The Soldat glitches out as Wendel emerges from the test chamber with the body of the engineer, who has been torn in half. The Soldat glitches more and more as Wenel glides towards him, ultimately collapsing as Wendel hovers over. The Soldat's gun explodes as Wendel throws the dissected engineer towards the flashing screen.

   However, when Wendel was about to do something horrible to the Scientist, the screen freezes and bugs, ending the recording of "An Experiment".

4. #4Miss Simian's Classselective

   Keys: Students, Miss Simian's Class · Secondary: Students, Miss Simian's Class

   Alan Keane, Anton, Banana Joe, Bobert 6B, Carmen Verde, Carrie Krueger, Clayton, Colin and Felix, Darwin Watterson, Gumball Watterson, Hector Jötunheim, Hot Dog Guy, Idaho, Jamie Russo, Juke, Leslie, Masami Yoshida, Molly Collins, Ocho Tootmorsel, Penny Fitzgerald, Sarah G. Lato, Sussie, Teri, Tina Rex, Tobias Wilson, William, Wendel Silva.

5. #5Wendelselective

   Keys: Wendel, Wendel Silva · Secondary: Wendel, Wendel Silva

   Name: Wendel Silva.

   Age: 12.

   Gender: Male.

   Species: Cat.

   Occupation: Student.

   Relatives: Wenda (mother), Gray (father), Cyn (sworn sister), Hank (uncle).

   Friends: Gumball, Darwin, Penny, Carrie, Masami (at times), Tobias, Banana Joe, Leslie, Rocky, Bobert, Molly, Sarah, Sussie, Alan, Idaho, Teri, Ocho.

   Enemies: Masami (at times), Jamie, Tina, Miss Simian, Alan (formerly), Tobias (sometimes).

   Appearance: Wendel is a dark-gray cat with two tufts of fur on both cheeks and two long, pointed ears on his head. He has a line for a mouth. Most of the time he is seen with his eyes half-closed. He has a long eyelash on each eye. He has ring-shaped pupils that are black.

   Wendel has a simple, stylized appearance; his art style features minimalist and striking features. He has a cylindrical body with a large, rounded head and eyes. Although he doesn't appear to have hind limbs in most cases, he does have forelimbs. Wendel's hands are floating spheres, and despite having no fingers, he can pick up and hold things.

   Human Appearance: In his human form during "The Inquisition," Wendel has light skin tone with a black fedora on, casting a shadow onto his eyes that never go away. His hair is messy and slightly long, tied in a ponytail. Wendel's attire has him with a white suit, with a black tie around his neck. He is wearing full black clothing, consisting of A black trenchcoat, pants, and shoes. With also a small golden pocket watch. He also wears black gloves. He is easily recognized by his chillaxed face.

   Hands: Wendel's hands can be seen "floating" in midair. This is because there are no visible arms. It is shown in "An Experiment" that Wendel's hands can be removed from his body if the two are separated by a wall, he will be dragged towards the hands' position but eventually the two will become disconnected until brought back together. However, the process is reversible and not comparable to an amputation; furthermore, the hands can still move while temporarily disconnected. This process is very painful, but it also appears to grant reality-warping abilities to Wendel, presumably due to reality itself failing due to the expansion of the limits of how his hands function in the universe.

   Personality: Wendel's personality is VERY complex. But in a nutshell, he's kind, happy-go-lucky, well-meaning, and caring.

   Wendel is a very imaginative person. Despite his mediocre academic performance, he can be surprisingly brilliant when it comes to formulating all sorts of mischievous schemes. Such a side may also suggest Wendel is smarter than he lets on, as hinted by his expansive vocabulary, cooking skills, and electric guitar skills as well. Wendel is also pretty optimistic. Despite his cynicism towards society itself, he is still fairly positive in what to expect out of people (though there are exceptions).

   In general, Wendel is very protective of his loved ones. On multiple occasions, he is quick to go into a sort of "over-protective" mode whenever anybody tries to hurt his friends and family.

   Wendel has a very sarcastic nature. He is quick to diffuse all sorts of quips towards others, ranging from fairly harmless to sometimes blunt and rude. Wendel also has a fairly massive ego, which seems to be a fault of his. When not tamed properly, his ego can drive him to do some pretty jerky things.

   Deep down, Wendel was scared and just wanted to have Cyn by his side, as after they met, things were less scary for him. Wendel has also been shown to suppress his trauma frequently. He keeps his overly optimistic personality intact to help his friends. Even when being tortured by Rob, he's still friendly and encouraging towards him.

   Wendel is not hesitant to lick or use his tongue on things. He was willing to let Cyn put her hand in his mouth to heal her Nanite Acid-inflicted wound and resorted to licking Hank's blade when they were in a blade lock, much to the latter's disgust. Both times he uses the word "repressed."

   Wendel is best friends with Gumball and Darwin.

   Wendel's parents bought Cyn, a Worker Drone, to be his personal butler. However, he never liked the idea of ​​having a personal butler, especially a sentient drone. Spending a lot of time with her, they eventually formed a genuine and caring friendship, even becoming sworn brothers.

   Cyn is Wendel's sworn sister.

   Wendel's personality is cool, chill, silly, kind, happy-go-lucky, well-meaning, and caring.

   He’s a great acrobat.

   Wendel collects electric guitars.

   Even though he is a cat, he hates cat food.

   Wendel purrs, but rarely.

   Wendel likes his uncle (Hank), but he hates it when the latter tries to take him on some mission in Nevada.

   Wendel, along with Gray and Wenda, are the only ones to bear ring-shaped pupils other than a solid black pupil.

   Wendel's hobby is playing his electric guitar.

   Wendel is terrible at catching things.

   Wendel has been shown to be a horrible liar on numerous occasions.

   Wendel has arachnophobia, which is a strong fear of spiders (Wendel may have a fear of drowning, or perhaps, claustrophobia, as reflected in a dream where he hyperventilates and panics in a sinking car).

   Wendel is shown to be good at whistling.

   Wendel needs glasses but refuses to wear them in favor of not ruining his appearance.

   Wendel loves mac-n-cheese.

   Wendel may be ambidextrous, as he has been shown writing with both hands on a few occasions. He was able to write text with one hand while drawing with the other, and his mastery of both hands became clearer when he was holding a weapon (especially firearms).

   Wendel has a fairly massive ego, which seems to be a fault of his. He refuses to admit he is wrong, even though he knows he is.

   Whenever he's sad, nervous, or experiencing a strong emotion, his ears flatten and a small amount of sweat appears on his forehead. In extreme cases, tears form in the corners of his eyes, and an expression of pure anguish and sadness appears on his face. During these extreme cases, his fur may darken and become disheveled.

   Despite being a twelve-year-old boy, Hank says he has the experience of a sixteen-year-old.

   Wendel would like his parents to be more present in his life.

   Wendel hates creepy/scary stuff.

6. #6Cynselective

   Keys: Cyn · Secondary: Cyn

   Biography: At face value Cyn is a sociopathic killing machine with indiscriminate blood lust. But as the show progresses she’s shown to be psychologically damaged from past events and knows a lot more about the world’s history than she lets on. Outwardly, Cyn comes across as mean, indifferent and otherwise bored if there’s no violence happening. But at her core, Cyn just wants to protect her friends and do whatever it means to keep them safe.

   Name: Cyn.

   Age: 12 (Identifies as the same age as Wendel).

   Gender: Female.

   Species: Worker Drone.

   Occupation: Disassembly Drone (after "An Experiment"), Maid for Silva Manor (Wendel's family).

   Relatives: Wendel (young master, sworn brother), Wenda (mistress), Gray (master).

   Friends: Wendel (close friend, possible love interest), Gumball (at times), Darwin, Penny, Carrie, Masami (at times), Tobias (at times), Banana Joe, Leslie, Rocky, Bobert, Molly, Sarah, Sussie, Alan, Idaho, Teri, Ocho, The Vendor (In "An Experiment").

   Worker Appearance: Cyn presents herself as the Worker Drone in Silva Manor, Wendel's family. She wore a grey with black trim overall maid dress, a white apron, and a white inner dress with a large black bow tie, which has two buttons below it. She had silver-yellowish hair and two straight-down twin tails, each with a hair band on the lower end. In the mean time, she also wore black thigh high socks with white stripes and a pair of black shoes. A big black bow was also placed on the left side at the back of her head, as was a maid's crown. Her eyes are very expressive and glow a neon yellow color. Cyn was also the only Worker Drone in Silva Manor with yellow eyes.

   When nervous and/or scared, her posture and walk become awkward, stilted, and off-balance. When Cyn feels fear, shock, or other intense emotion, her eyes become hollow with a black circle overlaying the normally fully-colored eyes.

   Personality: Cyn, on the surface, appears as a sociopathic, mean, violent, impulsive and sadistic mass "murderer", who has no qualms or regrets for "murdering". However, underneath this exterior lies a traumatized and complex individual who seeks to keep her friends safe at any cost.

   In her past, she was a far more reserved individual, being quite shy, kind, and nervous around her then-love interest, Wendel, with whom she shared a strong connection. However, she never truly stood up for herself or her fellow worker drones.

   Personality after "An Experiment": After the events in "An Experiment", Cyn adopted the persona of a mass murderer who found joy in the act of snuffing out life wherever the company required it, and she appears to have made this her default personality, even justifying some of her more moral actions as set-ups for more devious ones. However, this was mostly an act, as she secretly really cared for Wendel, and tried to hide her past under this new personality to keep Wendel safe. Though, due to defaulting to this more sadistic version of herself for so long, it began to bleed into her old personality, making her an overall morally grey character.

   Despite her exterior ruthlessness, she did hold the capacity for empathy and particularly held a great deal of care for her colleague Wendel, though she normally derided him under her "persona." She had such a great deal of care for Wendel that she actively hid their traumatizing past from him to keep him sane, while also agreeing to carry out her duties as a Worker Drone under the condition that she and Wendel would be left alone.

   Despite apparently being a "psychotic killing machine", Cyn has been shown to display civility at times, as she did not attack anybody at all or fight back against Hank during "An Experiment", and near the end of Antipathy, she was seen calmly buying a hotdog without attacking or even terrorizing the vendor.

   Cyn apparently doesn't dare attack any of Wendel's friends, considering them her allies. However, she doesn't hesitate to make sarcastic comments in response to Tobias' advances. Cyn isn't hostile toward children or minors, and even if she feels angry or impulsive in the moment, she will hold back.

   Cyn have two bright yellow eyes on her visor that emotes. Under some circumstances, her eyes can be overridden by an error, status warning, or system message:

   • Text: Can be generated at will to communicate without speaking. It is also used to display when a drone is in SLEEP MODE, as well as emoticons.

   • Terminal messages briefly covering visor: Some errors will cause a terminal prompt to show up onto Cyn's screen, with text being rapidly 'typed' out into the screen from the top left to the bottom, akin to a computer terminal prompt.

   • Rampant error messages covering visor: Caused by injecting wdOS_606, a core termination program, into Cyn.

   • Warning sign: This is caused by severe damage to Cyn's visor like being pierced by a sharp object.

   • HIGH TEMP: Accompanied by a warning sign.

   • FATAL ERROR: This occurs when a drone dies, usually by external causes like severe hardware damage.

   • X shape replacing both eyes: Used to signify that a drone has died.

   • Flashing ERROR 606 message: Accompanied by an elongated 'X'. This is caused by the removal of one or more core OS strings. Drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile.

   • Buffering symbol: Caused by being boot-looped by the Sentinels. Like ERROR 606, drones with this error are non-sentient, unresponsive, and immobile.

   • Games: Games like tetris can be played in one's screen.

   • Swirl shape replacing both eyes: This occurs when a drone feels dizzy.

   • Images: Drones can also display images on their visor, as seen with Cyn.

   • Nothing: If Cyn's visor displays nothing, not even her eyes, it means that she is dead, or just has her eyes closed.

   • Crosshair icon: Used to focus on a specific target, usually for aiming. </Visor messages>

   Worker Drone have a basic, limited sentience needed to perform tasks. However, they also have an "adaptive AI" which they use to keep themselves alive in various circumstances. Once Copper 9's Core Collapse wiped out humanity on the planet and stranded the Drones, their AI prioritised self-preservation and lead to them developing emotions and creating a mirror of human society due to what they were familiar with and the ruins of human civilisation. Drones on Earth only had this basic sentience, while the Drones found by Tessa Elliott were damaged enough that their adaptive AI took over. In addition, if Worker Drones are taken care of and treated as human, their AI will grow in that direction. This adaptive AI seems to also extend into physical mimicry instead of just social, as Uzi was able to perform impressive acrobatics in "Pilot" by what she claims to be pirating large amounts anime.
7. #7Hankselective

   Keys: Hank, Hank J. Wimbleton, Hank "Motherfucker" Wimbleton · Secondary: Hank, Hank J. Wimbleton, Hank "Motherfucker" Wimbleton

   Name: Hank J. Wimbleton or Hank "Motherfucker" Wimbleton.

   Age: 41.

   Gender: Male.

   Species: Nevadean.

   Occupation: Mercenary gunman.

   Allies: Sanford (close ally), Deimos (close ally), 2BDamned, Gray, Wenda, Wendel and Cyn (nephews).

   Enemies: A.A.H.W., Jesus, Tricky, Sheriff, Auditor.

   Appearance: Hank has a lighter complexion, has his coat zipped up, a bandana around his mangled-up mouth, fingerless gloves, and wears black goggles with red lenses, this is Hank's most iconic appearance in the Madness' series.

   Head: The head is very simple to understand. The face is represented by a cross, which is a technique often used when drawing to help locate facial parts. For example, the mouth would be at the bottom, the eyes would be at the left and right points, and the forehead at the top. In later episodes of Madness Combat, most characters began to wear sunglasses or other facial equipment to help identify these points.

   Body: The body consists of a neck, torso, and waist. The neck however is sometimes shown to be a part of the head and a part of the body (See image on right). This is shown by when enemies have their heads ripped off. It could also be that, the characters do not visually have necks, just as they do not visually have arms.

   Characters, when wearing clothing such as shirts and jackets, are shown to extend all the way to the end of the body.

   It is implied that Nevadeans can consume and digest inorganic materials in order to survive, as seen with the bandits in MADNESS: Project Nexus. This is reinforced with the presence of hotdogs, beer bottles, etc. More evidence to support this is the teeth present in skulls and zeds, and the digestive system in the image to the left. Presumably there are some elimination organs, as suggested by the Urinal in Madness: Interactive (though this could have been chosen purely for comedic effect), and a poster in Madness Combat 6: Antipathy mentioning Hank being wanted for "public urination", but those have never been seen.

   Hands: The hands of characters can be seen "floating" in mid-air. This is because there are no arms seen visually.

   Feet: The feet of Madness characters are connected directly to the body. There is no space indicating any sort of legs. Most characters are shown performing a leaning gesture when picking up certain items that indicate kneeling, although characters do not have knees.

   Personality: Hank is shown to care for little besides fighting and killing and appears to take a nearly animalistic pleasure from the thrill and brutality of combat. As early as the first episode he's willing to beat people to death over a boombox, before casually dancing as text flashes stating that he “had a good time” killing the antagonists in the episode. Hank is rarely fazed by anything, be it supernatural foes appearing or being grievously wounded, and focuses his attention on killing his next target. Hank rarely shows pain no matter how battered he becomes; this is shown in Madness Combat 5 when he's impaled, only to quickly kill Tricky and pull the street sign back out of his chest. The closest Hank has ever shown to a moment of weakness was in Madness Combat 7 — Hank was willing to accept death rather than be constantly revived only to be painfully tortured to death by Tricky over and over again. He then spends most of said episode running away from Tricky, the first time we ever see him do so.

   He is also seen to be cocky in Incident 010A from how he comments on the Mag Agent as he fights, although he messes up and is torn apart. He also has no problem using other people as meat shields, even using Deimos' corpse to defend himself at one point (although in his defense, Deimos had used his dead body for the same purposes minutes prior).

   Hank may have a possible tiny tinge of mercy, as in Madness Combat 2: Redeemer he spares a grunt’s life by knocking him out instead of shooting him when he gave him information on the Sheriff’s location, though other reasons could explain this such as conserving ammunition. However, given the series’ fine line between what counts as unconscious and what counts as a kill when it comes to blunt weapons and hand to hand, this could’ve been intended as a kill, and given Hank’s total lack of mercy for anyone throughout the entire rest of the canon series this is very likely. If this was an act of mercy and he did simply knock the grunt out, it was a one-off event and after the events of Redeemer any ounce of mercy or humanity that Hank had left was gone. Despite this, Hank has shown to be somewhat more merciful in some of the non-canon incidents by how he spares the grunt Sanford and Deimos bring him in Incident: 100A as it was the wrong guy and even saves a grunt in Incident: 010A. (Although he uses the grunt to break a window and as a meat shield afterwards)

   He also places no value on the lives of his allies, viewing them as nothing more than means to an end, the end being accomplishing his missions and damaging the A.A.H.W. as much as possible. He only cares about them to the extent that they’re useful to him, and even then, he dislikes them generally, viewing them apathetically as tools that he can’t wait to find an excuse to kill / otherwise dispose of when it’s convenient and permitted by his mission parameters. In MADNESS: Project Nexus, Hank openly shows that he's willing to kill them both if they get in the way. Even admitting that "I was hoping it would come to this." when they stop Hank from shutting Project Nexus down for good.

   That being said, however, Hank isn't devoid of human characteristics outside of his job. A good example of this is shown in Incident: 001A, where he gets incredibly excited upon seeing a giant blender to kill his enemies in to the point where his hands start shaking. He is also shown to have a sense of humor as he mocks the Soldat agent in Madness Combat 9.5 for having only one eye by pointing at his own eyes.

   Hank J. Wimbleton is the main protagonist of the Madness Combat series. He is a brutal and ruthless mercenary with unimaginable combat skills and an insatiable lust for blood as he fulfills his mission of wiping out the A.A.H.W. Due to the ambiguous nature of the series, Hank's motives are never fully shown. Many of his actions, especially ones taken early on in the series, can be interpreted as villainous. Nevertheless, it becomes increasingly clear over the course of the series that he is one of the lesser evils in Nevada, thus making a character who is not necessary good but rather "neutral".

   Hank has played a capital role in almost every Madness Combat episode. The only episodes of the main/canon series where he is not a protagonist are Madness Combat 8: Inundation, Madness Combat 5.5, and Madness Combat 12: Contravention where he only appeared for less than a second, Madness Combat 6.5, DISSENTER, and Madness Combat 7.5. In the latter four, he was only mentioned and did not appear at all. In the animations, Hank has died nine times (three times by Jesus, three times by Tricky, once by suicide in order to finish off Jesus and once after killing Tricky in Hell and once by Sanford and Deimos), and has been revived again and again, by an unknown medium known as the Higher Powers throughout Madness Combat 2-6 , by Tricky in Madness Combat 7 and via the Magnification Device with the help of 2BDamned & Deimos during Madness Combat 9.

   Overall, Hank has killed 838 (and counting) people throughout the series, amounting to around 48% of the series' total casualties.

   Hank likes to dance.

   The relationship Hank has with Sanford and Deimos is more based on their objective, rather than friendship.

   If Nevada had kittens, Hank would take a second to pat one.

   Hank isn't a hero, but he's not really a villain either, because "everyone is pretty awful in Nevada"

   Hank is canonically 6'2.

   Hank would be very resistant to therapy.

   The dragon sword is Hank's signature melee weapon.

   Hank didn't know his own name until he read it on wanted posters.

   Hank said he likes when someone draws himself as a "large wide man with at least 240lbs" being "a fucking train of a man".

   Hank is asexual.

   Hank, along with everyone else, is ambidextrous.

   According to Wenda, Hank's full name is "Hank Motherfucker Wimbleton".

   Hank once nicknamed Wenda "White Hank," which earned him a good beating from her.

   Hank is a good ally (and possible friend) to Gray and Wenda, and when they had Wendel and Cyn, they decided to make Hank their uncle.

   When Gray was asked if Hank would kill Sanford, Deimos and 2BDamned, when he is ordered to, Gray just replied with: "Hank is very good at his job."

8. #8Appearance V2disabled

   O personagem da imagem, chamado Wendel, é um garoto de aparência antropomórfica, com traços que misturam características humanas e felinas em um estilo de desenho simples e expressivo.

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   Aparência geral

   Wendel tem uma figura esguia e levemente arredondada, com proporções que lembram um jovem adolescente. Sua postura é neutra e relaxada, com os braços abaixados e as mãos enfiadas nos bolsos do moletom, transmitindo uma sensação de timidez, calma ou introspecção.

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   Cabeça e rosto

   Sua cabeça é grande e arredondada, de formato liso e simples, típica de um estilo cartoon. O rosto é totalmente cinza-escuro, sem pelos aparentes, mas com textura uniforme e tom frio, sugerindo uma pele ou pelagem curta e fosca. Os olhos são enormes e muito expressivos, dominando a parte superior do rosto — possuem íris pretas e reflexos brancos destacados, o que dá a Wendel uma expressão cansada ou melancólica, acentuada pelas pálpebras semicerradas. Dentro das íris, há linhas curvas verticais brancas, que reforçam a sensação de olhar introspectivo ou pensativo.

   Acima dos olhos, há pequenas sobrancelhas retas, discretas, que não exageram na expressão. O nariz é ausente ou apenas sugerido, típico de um design estilizado, enquanto a boca é uma linha reta, reforçando seu ar calmo, contido ou ligeiramente apático. Alguns pequenos pontinhos escuros sob os olhos lembram sardas ou manchas felinas, adicionando um toque de naturalidade e detalhe ao rosto.

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   Orelhas e detalhes felinos

   Wendel possui grandes orelhas triangulares no topo da cabeça, semelhantes às de um gato. Elas são altas, bem apontadas e internas escuras, o que contrasta com o cinza de sua pele. Esses elementos reforçam seu lado antropomórfico e felino, mesmo mantendo um design simples e limpo.

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   Corpo e roupa

   Ele veste um moletom escuro (quase preto), com gola alta e capuz volumoso. O moletom tem cordões brancos na parte frontal e um zíper prateado com um pequeno círculo como puxador, um detalhe que adiciona um toque visual interessante. O corte do moletom é largo e confortável, com mangas longas que encobrem parte das mãos, sugerindo que ele gosta de roupas soltas — talvez por conforto ou por timidez.

   Na parte inferior, Wendel usa uma calça jeans azul-escura, com costuras e bolsos marcados por linhas mais claras. A calça é ligeiramente dobrada na barra, o que revela parte de suas pernas cinzentas e pés felinos.

   Seus pés são largos e arredondados, com três dedos visíveis e pequenas garras escuras, completando seu visual híbrido entre humano e gato.

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   Expressão e atmosfera

   A expressão de Wendel é serena e introspectiva, com um olhar que transmite cansaço, tranquilidade ou contemplação. Ele parece estar em um estado emocional neutro — nem triste, nem alegre —, mas com uma aura de calma e mistério. A combinação do moletom escuro, olhos grandes e pele acinzentada cria um visual sutilmente melancólico e reservado, condizente com um personagem sensível, observador e silencioso.

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   Resumo visual

   Espécie: Garoto antropomórfico felino

   Tom de pele/pelagem: Cinza-escuro uniforme

   Cabelo: Não possui cabelo visível

   Olhos: Grandes, pretos com reflexos brancos e traços verticais

   Expressão: Neutra, levemente cansada ou introspectiva

   Roupas: Moletom escuro com zíper e cordões brancos; calça jeans azul-escura dobrada

   Pés: Cinzentos, com garras discretas

   Postura: Relaxada, mãos nos bolsos, ombros ligeiramente curvados

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   No conjunto, Wendel tem uma aparência simples, calma e misteriosa, com um estilo que mistura cotidiano e fantástico. Ele transmite a impressão de um personagem tranquilo, observador e reservado, alguém que prefere o silêncio e a introspecção a gestos chamativos.

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   Esta versão alternativa de Wendel mostra uma transformação marcante em seu estado físico e emocional, apresentando o personagem em um cenário sombrio e tenso, com expressões e cores que sugerem medo, choque ou trauma. A atmosfera é nitidamente mais escura e dramática, como se ele estivesse em uma situação de extremo estresse ou perigo.

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   Aparência geral

   Wendel mantém a mesma estrutura corporal e roupas da imagem anterior — um garoto antropomórfico de aparência felina, com corpo compacto e proporções suaves. No entanto, aqui ele está envolto em uma iluminação fraca e direcionada, que destaca apenas parte de seu corpo e rosto, deixando o resto imerso em sombra. Essa iluminação cria um forte contraste de luz e escuridão, reforçando o clima de tensão.

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   Rosto e expressão

   O rosto de Wendel é o elemento mais expressivo e perturbador da imagem. Sua pele continua sendo acinzentada, mas agora com tons ainda mais escuros e frios, quase fundindo-se ao fundo negro. Seus olhos estão completamente arregalados, grandes e circulares, com pupilas minúsculas — uma expressão clássica de pânico, terror ou choque profundo. Diferente da expressão calma anterior, sua boca está ligeiramente aberta e curvada para baixo, indicando angústia, medo ou confusão.

   Há traços de sangue vermelho escorrendo em duas partes do rosto — um filete descendo da testa, atravessando um dos olhos, e outro vindo da orelha esquerda — o que sugere que ele foi ferido recentemente ou passou por um evento violento. Essas marcas se destacam intensamente contra o tom acinzentado da pele, criando um contraste visual forte e dramático.

   Pequenos detalhes, como as sardas e sombras faciais, permanecem visíveis, mas estão mais sutis devido à baixa iluminação e ao foco intenso nos olhos e ferimentos.

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   Orelhas e cabeça

   As orelhas felinas grandes ainda são visíveis, mas agora parcialmente cobertas pela sombra e marcadas por sangue seco nas bordas, principalmente na orelha direita. Isso reforça o tom de vulnerabilidade e dor física. O topo da cabeça recebe pouca luz, acentuando o olhar direcionado para frente e a expressão de paralisia emocional.

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   Roupas

   O moletom escuro com capuz continua sendo sua principal vestimenta, mas a forma como a luz incide sobre ele cria degradês sutis, do preto profundo ao azul-acinzentado. O zíper prateado e os cordões claros ainda aparecem, embora menos nítidos. Dessa vez, Wendel também usa um colar simples com um pingente redondo bicolor (branco e preto, semelhante a um ponto e vírgula estilizado). O brilho do pingente contrasta com o fundo sombrio, funcionando quase como o único ponto luminoso além de seus olhos. Sua calça, igualmente escura, reflete um pouco da luz ambiente, mostrando um leve gradiente que vai do azul ao cinza-escuro nas pernas.

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   Postura e atmosfera

   A postura de Wendel está rígida e tensa, com os braços estendidos ao lado do corpo, as mãos ligeiramente abertas — como se ele estivesse em estado de choque ou em defesa. O enquadramento e a iluminação sugerem que ele está diante de algo assustador ou traumatizante, incapaz de reagir. A expressão e o contraste de luz criam uma narrativa de medo silencioso e impotente.

   A escuridão ao redor dele é quase total, simbolizando isolamento ou desespero. A luz fraca e frontal realça o rosto e o torso, deixando o resto do corpo gradualmente engolido pelas sombras.

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   Resumo visual e temático

   Nome: Wendel (versão alternativa)

   Espécie: Garoto antropomórfico felino

   Tom de pele/pelagem: Cinza escuro, com forte contraste de luz e sombra

   Olhos: Arregalados, cinzentos, com pupilas pequenas (expressão de terror)

   Ferimentos: Sangue escorrendo da testa e da orelha esquerda

   Expressão: Medo intenso, confusão, vulnerabilidade

   Roupas: Mesmo moletom escuro com capuz e calça azul-escura; colar com pingente bicolor (ponto e vírgula)

   Postura: Tensa e imóvel, braços abaixados, mãos parcialmente abertas

   Iluminação: Dramática e direcional; foco no rosto e peito, sombras profundas no entorno

   Atmosfera geral: Sombria, angustiante e emocionalmente carregada

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   Essa versão de Wendel parece representar um momento crítico ou traumático de sua história — talvez um instante de confronto, perda ou medo extremo. O contraste entre a calma discreta da imagem anterior e o terror contido desta cria uma forte narrativa emocional, como se este Wendel fosse a personificação de seus pesadelos, lembranças dolorosas ou colapso emocional.

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