Blondie

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## Magnificent Baddie

### Alias

**Films:**Man with No Name
The Good
Blondie (by Tuco)
Joe (by Piripero)
Manco
**Books:**
The Hunter
The Bounty Killer
Mr. Sudden Death
Nameless
No Name
Señor Ninguno (Mr. None)

### Allies

Douglas Mortimer
Tuco Ramirez (formerly)

### Powers/Skills

Excellent marksmanship
High intelligence
Brawling skills
Horsemanship

### Goals

Defeat the Rojos.
Defeat El Indio.
Defeat Angel Eyes.
Find the confederate gold (all succeeded).

### Crimes

Mass murder
Theft
Fraud
Assault
Arson

### Type of MB

Enigmatic Cowboy

**The Man With No Name** (the best known as **Blondie**) is the main protagonist of the *Dollars Trilogy*. He serves as the main protagonist of *A Fistful of Dollars*, and the deuteragonist of *For a Few Dollars More* and *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly*.

He is a rogue outlaw, who goes by several names and attempts to get large amounts of money. Despite this, he does have humanity and is honorable as well as principled. As time has gone by, he has helped the good side and done some good deeds, although always a lethal anti-hero at heart.

He's played by the legendary actor Clint Eastwood.

## What Makes Him Magnificent?

* He is played by Clint Eastwood in his prime, giving a performance that has gone down in history as one of the most iconic in all of cinema.
* He is a master Deadpan Snarker, which provides levity and makes him even cooler.
* He is extremely, and never loses his composure, even while being tortured, brutalized, and put in life-threatening danger.
* He is known for being a badass gunslinger, winning every duels and fights he gets in.
* He is charming to both audiences and other characters, and he successfully forms bonds and friendships in each movies.
* He is a surprisingly manipulative schemer who takes advantage of almost every situation, some examples being his manipulation of the Rojos, Indio's gang, and Tuco.
* He's not completely flawless, and his manipulations do fail sometimes, ending with him being ambushed by enemies, but he always bounces back and emerges victorious in the end.

## What Makes Him a Baddie?

* The Man With No Name's primary concern across the trilogy is money.
	+ However, he does have his moments of genuine heroism and humanity along with a code of honor.
* He has rather some questionable traits that are present too.
	+ In *A Fistful of Dollars*, he guns down a group of bandits for personal profit, so there's that.
	+ In *For a Few Dollars More*, his victims are limited to dangerous criminals, murderers, and rapists, so he's not villainous in said installment.
	+ In *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly*, he is a con man who kills innocent bounty hunters to keep his con going before abandoning his own partner to die in the desert.
		- Ironically, despite being "The Good" out of the three, he kills more people in the film than Tuco and Angel Eyes combined.

## Trivia

* He is one of the two *Dollars Trilogy* MBs, alongside Colonel Douglas Mortimer.

## External Links

* Blondie at the Heroes Wiki
* Blondie at the Villains Wiki