Hank J. Wimbleton

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**Hank J. Wimbleton** is the main protagonist of the *Madness Combat* series on Newgrounds. He is a mercenary on a mission to destroy the Agency Against Hank Wimbleton.

Due to the ambiguous nature of the series, Hank's motives are not fully shown, and some of his actions, especially ones he takes early on in the series, can be interpreted as villainous. Nevertheless, it becomes increasingly clear over the course of the series that he is the lesser of all of the evils in the whole Nevada, and thus making him not a fully-fledged villain.

## His Good Ranking

### His Heroic Deeds

#### *Madness Combat 1*

* Hank dodges the shots Jesus fires and kills Jesus. Several more Grunts charge at Hank, but Hank kills them using twin PPKs, throwing knives and a sawed-off shotgun.
* After Hank punches the Grunt to the ground, several other grunts rush in and tried to kill Hank along with jebus who was here to assassinate hank. Jebus arrives, and is a powerful foe, with the ability to revive grunts as Zombies and summon powerful weapons. However, Hank still manages to kill him.

#### *Madness Combat 2: Redeemer*

* Hank makes it to the Sheriff's room, only to be shot with a Desert Eagle by Jesus.

#### *Madness Combat 3: Avenger*

* Hank once again fights his way through the Sheriff's minions in a quest to get revenge on the Sheriff and Jesus. However, upon noticing Hank's presence, the Sheriff activates the Improbability Drive which distorts reality, creating chaos in Nevada.
* He is revived and once again tries to kill the Sheriff. He essentially does a repeat of episode 3, but this time he is successful with killing Jesus and the Sheriff, killing 90 people (including the zombies).

#### *Madness Combat 4: Apotheosis*

* Hank hunts down Tricky. He kills 57 people (including Jesus), 20 zombies, and 1 attempted kill of Tricky. He does this once again in Depradation, killing 30 people, 8 zombies, and another attempt on Jesus. He does get a kill on Tricky here, but he is revived almost immediately and kills Hank.

#### *Madness Combat 5: Depredation*

* Hank fights and kills several more 1337 agents, including a few zombified agents until Tricky appears. Tricky attacks Hank and Jesus, having been contracted to kill both of them by the Auditor.

#### *Madness Combat 6* and *Madness Combat 7*

##### *Madness Combat 6: Antipathy*

* He gets revived by Tricky and later fights his way through many agents and grunts, eventually finding the Improbability Drive.

##### *Madness Combat 7: Conaternation*

* Hank is suddenly revived, giving him a new look, though he didn't seem to approve of his revival, angrily telling Tricky to 'KNOCK IT OFF'.

#### *Madness Combat 9.5*

##### Part 1

* Hank fights his way through the afterlife prior to being revived and magnified. Deep in The Other Place, two Grunts watched as a third with black stains appeared and was struck by red lightning, gaining two marks where his eyes should be.
* Hank, this time bearing the appearance he had in *Antipathy*, resumed his fight through The Other Place, taking down any opposition in his way. Along the way through a facility, he encountered Tricky again, and the two instantly began fighting again. However, Tricky was assisted by an alternate version of himself, bearing a resemblance to his demon form in *Consternation*, but with a fleshy, skeleton-like appearance.

##### Part 2

* Hank woke up outside the facility to see a note left behind by Tricky, telling him to 'DO WHAT COMES NATURAL', just as the Retainer arrived on the scene.

#### *Madness Combat 10: Abrogation*

* Hank engages in melee combat with the Auditor while Sanford tries shooting him, later he recovers and rips the Halo from the Auditor's head. Hank gets zapped by the Halo, causing a hand to grow in place of his tentacle and energising his arm.
* Hank and Sanford fight their way through many 1337 agents and Engineers, as well as a Mag Agent V4, eventually making it to the roof where the Auditor is.
* Later he dameages The Auditor using electrically charged punches, forcing the Auditor to absorb the dead bodies of the Agents and Engineers to heal his wounds, growing in size, though this tactic didn't seem to protect him, as Hank continued to damage the Auditor with punch after punch.

#### *Madness Combat 11: Expurgation*

* After the Abrogation events Hank , alongside Sanford finish climbing down the tower, the Auditor-Tricky fusion begins spreading black pools that spawn out dark skeletal grunt-like creatures to go after him and Sanford, but the pair are able to defeat all of the fusion's unholy minions.
* He become separated with Sanford as they are making their way through the purgatory, the Auditor appears before Hank and zaps him with dark energy to restore his torn-off arm.
* At the end Hank defeats Tricky punching him into the light pillar, resulting in an explosion that kills Tricky.

### Why He Doesn't Stand Out?

* He's on and off, as the later parts of the series have him fighting the Auditor and Tricky.
* He is played for laughs frequently, with examples including the first few episodes have intentionally ill-fitting music playing over them, some of his kills being so brutal you have to laugh, and him shooting Tricky in the Club M. Even as the series progresses, he has a few moments, such as him and Sanford playing rock-paper-scissors over who has to jump into a hole first.
* He has some mercy, as he spares one of the Sheriff's men after he gives him information on where he is.
* He at least has some care for his allies, as he saves Sanford twice and was protective of him as they fought against Tricky.
* Hank is not a hero, but is also not a villain, everyone in Nevada is just awful.

## External Links

* Hank J. Wimbleton on the Villains Wiki.
* Hank J. Wimbleton on the Inconsistently Heinous Wiki.
* Hank J. Wimbleton on the Heroes Wiki
	+ Hank J. Wimbleton on the Near Pure Evil Wiki.
* Hank J. Wimbleton on the *Madness Combat* Wiki.
	+ Hank J. Wimbleton on the *Madness Combat* Wiki.
* Hank J. Wimbleton on the *Newgrounds* Wiki.