Jebus

All of this is going on in Nevada, a bloody and brutal place, lacks a governing state and is constantly in flux. It looks like a layered sphere, with scattered buildings and Scottish-accented scavenger camps. Characters refer to Nevada as the world itself, with cities like Nexus City and its mysterious Science Tower being large, walled acropolis with sky-strewn buildings. Science contractors and corporations push the boundaries of medical and supernatural knowledge, surrounded by rivals, mercenaries, and militias. Swamps are implied to exist, clogged with packs of zombies that are so-called zeds. The weather in Nexus City is constant, with persistent wind, with no precipitation. The only known organisms in Nevada are trees and the necessary grains and yeasts for baking goods. The humans here are called grunts , they are the simplest-looking characters, with only a gray body and no additional pieces of clothing, accessories or gadgets , they have paws and a cross as a face.

Appearance:Dr. Christoff/Jebus/Jebediah Christoff wears a white scientist labcoat with belts and a bandaged-up body. On his head, he has the iconic Nexus Artifact, also known as the Halo. On his face he has a pair of sunglasses. His skin is also darker than that of a normal grunt.

Personality:Jebus or Jebediah Christoff, a character with a saviour complex, as he mentions that "He purge's the wicked", and "He shall be the instrument of armageddon".He also notably dislikes the constant violence going on in Nevada, and this is reflected in his fighting style, as he aims for trying to kill his enemies as quickly and as efficiently as possible. Nevertheless, he will do whatever he deems necessary, as seen in flashbacks in Project: Nexus, when he is willing to let Nexus City fall to prevent Phobos from causing worse damage to Nevada. When he was killed by Tricky, he quit being a member of the A.A.H.W., and briefly quit participating in violence altogether, as his only appearance was him peacefully raking leaves, possibly because he was tired of violence all the time, returning to try and end the violence altogether by killing Tricky, Hank, and then attempting to kill the Auditor and initiate Normality restoration, which he only succeeded in with the latter of two objectives. A recurring character trait of Jeb is his use of high-caliber firearms, such as his Desert Eagle, which he later swapped out for a S&W 500, and for a long ranged weapon, he settles for a TAC-50

Origin: Nevada, a bloody and brutal place, lacks a governing state and is constantly in flux. It looks like a layered sphere, with scattered buildings and Scottish-accented scavenger camps. Characters refer to Nevada as the world itself, with cities like Nexus City and its mysterious Science Tower being large, walled acropolis with sky-strewn buildings. Science contractors and corporations push the boundaries of medical and supernatural knowledge, surrounded by rivals, mercenaries, and militias. Swamps are implied to exist, clogged with packs of zombies that are so-called zeds. The weather in Nexus City is constant, with persistent wind, with no precipitation. The only known organisms in Nevada are trees and the necessary grains and yeasts for baking goods

Backstory : Old Nexus Core days: Dr. Christoff used to be the chief scientist of Nevada's research fifteen years ago. He was in charge of a resurrective cloning project called Project Nexus, but something went horribly wrong with the experiments, and Dr. Christoff realized his research was being weaponized, so he defected from the project. He later enlisted the help of an old friend, the eccentric Dr. Hofnarr, whose high-level access granted Dr. Christoff entry into the Science Tower. In the Science Tower, Dr. Christoff obtained his halo, an artifact which gave him the power to levitate, fire Nexus bolts that disintegrate weaker opponents and to drop projectiles that deal area damage around Dr. Christoff. In the Solarium, Dr. Christoff fought and killed Phobos, saying his catchphrase, "Good night, Phobos." Despite his victory over the Nexus, the narration stated that "The Savior's job is far from over." Madness Combat 1: Jebus' first appearance was in the first episode. He looked like an ordinary Madness character with a goatee, long hair, and a halo. During Hank's massacre, Jebus confronted him. He was much more formidable than the other people Hank fought earlier. He revived two people to fight Hank, but they were quickly killed again. He then summoned a cannon to fire at his foe, but was killed by Hank when he let his guard down. Madness Combat 2 , Redeemer : Jebus appeared again, this time as the secondary antagonist, and an ally to the Sheriff. When he first encountered Hank, he revived a group of dead grunts and then retreated. He reappeared at the end of the episode, sneaking up behind Hank, who was cornering the Sheriff. Before Hank was able to kill the Sheriff, Jebus shot him in the head with his Desert Eagle. Madness Combat 3 , Avenger : Jebus appeared once more in Madness Avenger with a slightly modified goatee, and continued his role as the secondary antagonist. He first appeared standing beside the Sheriff, who was activating the Improbability Drive. He confronted Hank halfway into the episode and resurrected several grunts to fight him. After the zombies were killed, Jebus summoned a sword to fight Hank, but was shot in the chest. He faded away as a retreat. Once again, Jebus reappeared at the end of the episode and stabbed an unsuspecting Hank with his sword when the Sheriff was cornered. This time, however, Hank didn't immediately die. He shot Jebus in the face with a shotgun before killing the Sheriff and finally dying himself. Madness Combat 4, Apotheosis : In Madness Apotheosis, Jebus didn't appear until the very end, where he ambushed Hank in the rave at Club M along with a zombified 1337 agent. He wore sunglasses and had stitches in his head. He revived all the ravers that Hank killed. During a brief sword fight, he shot a weakened Hank several times but was blown up by Hank's suicide bomb. Madness Combat 5, Depredation : Jebus appeared in this episode in a more prominent role as the main antagonist. In this episode, he had more stitches around his head and his whole body was bandaged, covered by a white jacket. After Hank cleared a room full of agents, the agents were suddenly resurrected. Jebus suddenly appeared and, with a surge of power, broke off the upper half of the room. He initially fought Hank with his fists, blocking his bullets with his magical shield, before summoning his binary sword. Later, Jebus was temporarily incapacitated when Hank shot him in the chest. When Jebus reengages Hank, Tricky suddenly intervened and ripped off the upper half of Jebus' head. Tricky would later make Hank suffer the same fate by ripping his head off. Madness Combat 5.5 : Jebus, or at least the top part of his head, briefly appeared halfway through the episode. Tricky was wearing it as a hat in an attempt to gain his powers, only to find out it didn't work and discarded it. Madness Combat 6, Antipathy : Jebus only made a cameo in this episode. While Hank and Tricky were fighting on the train, he was seen in front of the "Bridge Out" sign raking leaves while wearing a shirt that said, "I'm Jebus, lol. This is as dressed up as I get." His halo was absent, and his goatee appeared to have grown into a beard. He stopped his work when he noticed the mysterious train, but shrugged it off and continued raking. Madness Combat 6.5 : Jebus appeared briefly in the middle of the episode to retrieve the top part of his head and reattached it to his body. He angrily left a note for the Auditor saying, "I QUIT. -J," before leaving. Madness Combat 7, Consternation : Jebus appeared at the end of Madness Consternation, beginning his revelation where he killed three A.A.H.W. units with his S&W 500. Seeing Hank on the ground, he impaled him with the binary sword. He said to him, "Goodnight Hank," before executing him with the revolver. When the demonic Tricky confronted him, Jebus destroyed the Portable Improbability Drive, ridding Tricky of his powers, and slashes his face with his sword until Tricky finally died. Madness Combat 8, Inundation : Jebus appeared as the protagonist for the first time and was seen firing a TAC-50 at the beginning. His sunglasses were absent, revealing red, bloodshot eyes. He hops down a ledge, where he confronted and killed several A.A.H.W. units and then advanced through the building. At one point, the Auditor infected Jebus with a disease, making him vomit blood throughout the episode. Deeper in the building, Jebus enters a room with bodies inside liquid-filled tubes, apparently controlled by an adjacent machine. After killing the agents in the room, Jebus picked up an MP7 and destroyed the machine. Later, a Mag Agent: V2 confronted Jebus with a giant Desert Eagle. Using his magical shield, Jebus deflected a giant Desert Eagle round into the mag agent's body, killing him. When Jebus exited the building, the Auditor fired at him with a minigun from a faraway building. Jebus quickly flew across the plain as the Auditor fired at him, dodging every bullet before crashing into the wall of the second building. The impact injured Jebus and cracked his halo, but Jebus resumed slaughtering the agents within. Jebus was later confronted by the second Mag Agent: V2, who he killed with the TAC-50. During a fight with the Auditor, Jebus was able to hold against him until the Auditor spawned two MP5Ks and wounded Jebus before retreating. Finally, Jebus summoned his binary sword and reached the room with the Auditor's computer, where he was confronted by the Auditor once more. The Auditor launched Jebus out of the building with an AT4, severely wounding Jebus and accidentally destroying the "Improbability Management" drive, causing a "normality restoration", in which a blast of energy struck the building. Madness Combat 9, Aggregation : Madness Aggregation confirmed that Jebus was killed in the normality restoration of the previous episode, as his corpse was seen next to the remnants of a building. The Auditor, who survived, took the halo from Jebus' remains. Project Nexus: Seeking Asylum After Hank sweeps through Dr. Hofnarr's office and doesn't find anything, Dr. Christoff floats down from an elevated platform above, after which he tells Hank that he won't find anything that will help him here, and then they fight. After Hank defeats him, Christoff warns him that he won't gain anything from Project Nexus, to which Hank responds by saying that he doesn't want to gain anything from it, he's here to end the Project once and for all. Dr. Christoff then agrees to team up with Hank, and leads him to where Dr. Hofnarr is hiding.

Sleeper Labs Dr. Christoff and Hank make their way to the Sleeper Labs, finding out that the Sleepwalkers and other experiments within had been set loose and finally encountering Dr. Hofnarr (Now known as Tricky). The duo tries to convince Tricky to help them with shutting down the Divergence Engine, but initially Tricky refuses, and instead he forces them to fight for their lives in a dangerous room full of traps, being antagonized by the asylum's patients, orderlies and Tricky's special honk zeds which fall into the arena. Mid-way through the killing game, some Nexus Core drones descend into the arena, annoying Tricky and adding to the hazards within the arena. Christoff and Hank survive the onslaught, and Tricky isn't pleased with it, so he activates a laser wall which slowly advances towards Hank and Christoff who have nowhere to run. Tricky talks and taunts the duo, but just before the laser wall kills them, Nexus Core goons break into the facility, so Tricky, Hank and Christoff team up to defeat all the Nexus troops present, and Tricky tells them where to find the Divergence Engine Keys required to operate the Divergence Engine.

Deep Storage After Tricky leads them to the Nexus facility with the divergence keys, he leaves them, and Hank and Dr. Christoff continue inside the facility. After making their way through lots of Nexus goons, Unfinished Mags and other experiments, they finally reach the room with the two Divergence Keys. Christoff uses his powers to store the keys in some sort of a pocket dimension. With each key they take, an Unfinished Mag comes out of it's chamber. Just as they're about to get out, a third chamber opens, revealing Project Gestalt. Hank thinks he can take him, however Christoff warns him about Gestalt's power, and they decide to run away instead. Moments before they go down the elevator to the Mining Sector, Project Gestalt catches up to them, stopping Christoff and Hank from escaping. They fight Project Gestalt and he falls to the Mining Sector (killing Dr. Crackpot after his fight with Sanford and Deimos in the stage Chasms) after almost being crushed by the elevator's hydraulic press and falling down because the elevator collapsed from his weight.

Science Tower After acquiring the Divergence keys, Dr. Christoff and Hank meet up with Deimos and Sanford. While Hank, Deimos and Sanford enter the Science Tower, Dr. Christoff scouts ahead for possible obstacles on their way to the top.

Shakedown Dr. Christoff and Deimos are tasked with activating the bridge, so Hank and Sanford can progress up the tower and disable it's defense systems. On their way there, they encounter Project Gestalt again and are forced to run, until Gestalt starts running too fast and falls out of a big window.

Christoff and Deimos activate the bridge, and then try to regroup with Hank and Sanford on a higher floor, however they're stopped by the Hive and forced to fight it.

Abilities: Christoff has supernatural abilities granted by the halo. He is one of the most dangerous individuals in Nevada because he uses this to his advantage. Christoff has the ability to fire Dissonance bolts from his hands and eyes, causing the target to crumble. However, it appears that the Keystone Fragment contains their S3LFs. His charge attack causes him to levitate into the air before unleashing a powerful dissonance wave that causes everyone in his vicinity to disappear. He is also capable of telekinesis. He can easily pick up and move anything from a distance as seen in Madness Combat and MADNESS: Project Nexus. He has the ability to levitate and rip people apart and smash them against objects or dead bodies.He can also conjure up the Binary Sword from thin air

Allies:

Sheriff: Formerly a cowardly and weak representative for the A.A.H.W, the Sheriff later becomes the leader of the faction known as MERC, acting under Nexus Core as a guardian of Nexus City. Now , significantly more competent, having a sense of confidence that was lacking in his first appearances. However, when push comes to shove, he is still a coward at heart, only choosing to fight when he has the advantage or after being left no other options. He also talks in southernisms, speaking like a stereotypical cowboy.

Enemies:

Hank J. Wimbleton: 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.

Tricky the clown:what has become of Christoff's old friend, Dr.Hofnarr , he is now the zombified monster clown, Tricky.

A.A.H.W.: It is an organization of soldiers founded and led by the Auditor whose immediate goal is to eliminate Hank J. Wimbleton, and later on, anyone else who the Auditor saw as a threat, such as Sanford, Deimos, Jebus, and 2BDamned.

Auditor: He is a member of the Employers, a group of powerful otherworldly entities who manipulate Nevada , He is the one behind Tricky's revival and reinvention as a living weapon to kill Hank J. Wimbleton, and the master of the Improbability Drives.He is also the creator of the A.A.H.W., An army founded specifically to kill Hank,Sanford and Deimos, who he sees as a threat to reality itself because of their endless killing sprees.

Director Phobos: Phobos is characterized by his immense god complex and egotism. Chosen as the Director of Project Nexus by the Employers, he was given vast amounts of power from the project as well as from ruling Nexus City.However, his biggest trait is clearly god-complex. While most of his traits listed are stereotypical narcissism, Phobos takes it further by wanting to become a god. In order to do this, he uses Project Nexus for his own ends, using the resources and knowledge gained from it to create Mag Agent: Gestalt as a vessel for him to merge with the Other Place. By doing this, he puts Nevada itself at risk, as the merging of the Other Place and Nevada could potentially destroy reality. However, Phobos notably doesn't remotely care and only desires to obtain power, which is why Christoff eventually decided to kill him.

Nexus Core: They operate the Science Tower, overseeing Project Nexus and the Nexus City under Phobos, even obeying his standing orders after his death.