Chainsaw Consultant

* Base
* Override

The **Chainsaw Consultant** is a Bossbot Manager Boss who was introduced as part of the Hires & Heroes Update. He can be fought in "Cut to the Chase! Logging Co." on Walnut Way in Acorn Acres after unlocking the Kudos task I Saw What I Chain-Saw. He was first introduced in the Inside Your Department: Chip Revvington and the Deforester Force Blog Post on the Corporate Clash website.

## Content Sync

Toons fighting against the Chainsaw Consultant will have Content Sync applied to them. They will be synced down to the following stats:

* 140 Laff Soft Cap (143 Max)
* All Gags permitted
* All rewards permitted

## Attacks

(Single)
(Single)
(Single)
 Damage
 Accuracy
 Frequency

## Cheats

### General

This battle allows up to a maximum of five Cogs at once. These Cogs will continuously spawn to this cap at the end of every round. They are always Bossbots, ranging from Levels 10-15. The Executive Chance is 25%.

This meter is present at the beginning of the battle, starting at 10,000 RPM. Certain cheats will become usable if the RPM meter is high enough. However, the RPM meter will also decrease when most cheats are used. There will be a one-time reset in the transition to Phase 2 that will cause the RPM meter to revert back to its 10,000 base.

* **Damage Increase** - Exclusive to Phase 1 and 3, the Chainsaw Consultant's damage will be boosted equivalent to the amount of RPM he has. 1.0x at 10,000 RPM, 1.5x at 15,000 RPM, 2.0x at 20,000 RPM, etc.
* **Damage Resist/Vulnerability** - Exclusive to Phase 2. RPM lower than 15,000 will cause him to take less damage, from -10% to -50%. RPM higher than 15,000 will cause him to take more damage, from 10% to 50%.

The Chainsaw Consultant’s RPM meter will increase by varying amounts when certain conditions are met. Assuming any are met, Rev Up occurs at the end of every round. All RPM gains are doubled in Phase 3.

* +1,000 RPM for every Gag that hits the Chainsaw Consultant.
* +1,000 RPM whenever all Cogs present are defeated (with the exception of turn 1)
* +2,000 bonus RPM whenever the Chainsaw Consultant doesn't use a cheat during a turn (including turn 1). This bonus RPM is referred to as **Whipsaw**. The Chainsaw Consultant cannot gain Whipsaw two turns in a row. Whipsaw will only apply in phases 1 and 3 and will be replaced with **Spark Plug** (see below) in phase 2.

Obtained from either defeating a Level 20 or higher Executive Cog created by Cut The Slack or by defeating all four Cogs linked to the Chainsaw Consultant after Chain Link is triggered. This debuff will increase the amount of damage that the Chainsaw Consultant takes by a varying amount. When triggered by defeating an Executive Cog, the debuff's value will depend on the level of the Cog defeated (+10% damage taken for Level 20 Cogs, +2% per level up to 30% for Level 30 Cogs). When triggered by Chain Link, this debuff's value will be 30% if the linked Cogs are destroyed by Gags and will lessen if the linked Cogs are Fired (by 5% per Fired Cog). This debuff disables the usage of Chain Link and Spark Plug for its duration, unless Chainsaw Consultant goes above 16,000 RPM in which case Spark Plug can still trigger (see **Scabbard** below).

### Phase Specific

The Chainsaw Consultant has 3 phases to his fight, each active during a certain HP threshold. Phase 1 begins at the start of the fight, Phase 2 begins at 8,500 HP, and Phase 3 begins at 4,750 HP. Each phase has its own set of cheats that will be used for the duration of the phase.

 Deadwood | The Chainsaw Consultant loads all available Toons in cannons and **REMOVES THEM FROM THE BATTLE**. They cannot go back into the fight without starting a new one. Once fired, each Toon will be sent back to the foot of the Chainsaw Consultant’s office bearing their current Gags intact and leaving them at 1 Laff.
 Offboarding | The Chainsaw Consultant will fire an employee, aiming at a Toon, and dealing damage to them equivalent to the Cog’s current level and health. The specific equation for determining the damage of a Cog fired from Offboarding is **(CogLevel \* 3 \* (CurrentHp/MaxHp))**. Revved-Up does not effect this damage value. The target of this cheat when activated by the Cut The Slack trigger(s) is random. The Toon with the highest health will be targeted if the AOE Gag trigger was used, and in the case of the Fire trigger it will automatically target the Toon who used the Pink Slip.
Cut the Slack will have priority over Offboarding if Chainsaw Consultant is above 13,000 RPM. For example, if a Cog is Soaked, but no Cogs died this turn Cut the Slack will trigger. However, firing a Cog also prevents Cut the Slack if that Cog is the only one who died this turn (in addition to triggering Offboarding).
**Costs**: 2,000 RPM
- If 2 Cogs promoted by Cut the Slack are present, one will be Offboarded at the next opportunity.
- If a Cog is Fired (the strongest Cog will be Offboarded).
- A Cog created by Cut the Slack is brought below 50% of its maximum health.
 Cut the Slack | The Chainsaw Consultant will sacrifice all of the lowest level Cogs and promote the current highest level Cog to an even higher leveled Executive Cog. Such a sacrifice can break the Cog’s traditional leveling formula (if it’s a Cog under a Big Cheese). This Cog cannot be Fired or Sued and will have a Lure Resistance of 1 round. The more Cogs sacrificed, the higher this level can be, with a cap of Level 30. The level of the promoted Cog is calculated by the adding half of the total levels of the lesser Cogs to the highest Cog (rounded up). For example, if the fodders are Level 6, Level 9, and Level 10, the Level 10 becomes a Level 18.exe. Defeating a Cog Level 20 or higher created by this cheat will cause the Chainsaw Consultant to gain **Kick Back**. Depending on the level of the Cog, Kick Back can range from 10% - 30%. If a Cog promoted by Cut the Slack is still alive after 4 turns, the Chainsaw Consultant will Offboard them, with the damage calculated the same as any other Offboarded Cog.
**Costs**: 3,000 RPM
 Marked Wood | The Chainsaw Consultant throws a log of wood at the most dangerous Toon (the Toon with the highest Laff). The Toon hit by this cheat will be brought down to 33% of their max Laff (minimum 40 damage). Once hit, a debuff will be applied that will make the Chainsaw Consultant deal 75% more damage to them compared to usual. During the following round, the Chainsaw Consultant will attack whichever Toon was the last one to hit him. If a Trap Gag is the last Gag to hit the Chainsaw Consultant during this following round, the Chainsaw Consultant will target whoever lured him. Lure does not count as an attack towards the Chainsaw Consultant when triggering Marked Wood. If an IOU is used to trigger Marked Wood, the Chainsaw Consultant will target the Toon who used the IOU. If multiple are used, he will target the Toon with the highest Laff.
If multiple Toons use the same level of Gag as the last attack on the turn after Marked Wood, the Chainsaw Consultant will attack the Toon who picked their Gag last. For example, if three Piano Gags hit the Chainsaw Consultant on the turn after Marked Wood, and one of these three Toons has the Marked Wood debuff, you want to make sure that the Toon who has the debuff clicks the Gag earlier than the other two.
**Costs**: 7,000 RPM
- Only one Toon attacks the Chainsaw Consultant (Lure does not count, but Trap left over from previous turns will count).
- An IOU is used.

 Throttle | At the beginning of Phase 2, the personality Override will attempt to use Deadwood, but the Chainsaw Consultant breaks one of the Override bulbs and prevents it from doing so. However, Toons will lose 50% of their *current Laff* by being squished by the failed cannons. This cheat can be triggered again in Phase 2 by allowing the Chainsaw Consultant to reach 10,000 RPM, where it will instead do 50% of each Toon's *max Laff*. Each use of this cheat will also grant every surviving Toon a 25% damage vulnerability.
 Spark Plug | The Chainsaw Consultant zaps the highest Laff Toon in that round. They will take 20 damage over the course of 2 rounds, totaling up to 40 damage. Spark Plug cannot activate twice in a row; if Spark Plug were to be used a second time, he will use Aggrandize instead. If the Chainsaw Consultant has Kick Back, he will not be able to use Spark Plug. Spark Plug is his least prioritized move.
 Aggrandize | The Chainsaw Consultant will promote a Cog to an Executive (if they aren't already) and raises their level by 2. If the Cog is not a Big Cheese, and promoting them to a Big Cheese does not already raise their level by 2, they will gain 2 levels. If the Cog is an Executive Big Cheese, the level will be raised by 4, capping at Level 25. The prioritized Cogs in order are non-Executive Cogs then any Sued Cogs. They are unable to be Fired or Sued, but they do not have Lure Resistance. This will fully heal the Cog and remove any active debuffs. The promoted Cog is also granted a debuff that makes them absorb 50% of all damage taken by the Chainsaw Consultant. Any subsequent uses of Aggrandize on a Cog who is already promoted will fully heal the Cog and give them additional levels. Cogs previously promoted by Cut the Slack then promoted by Aggrandize will cap out at Level 33.
**Costs**: 3,000 RPM.
- A Cog is Sued.
- Spark Plug was used the previous turn.
 Chain Linked | The Chainsaw Consultant will link up all Cogs in the battle to each other, including himself. Each Cog will give all Cogs to their right a 25% damage resistance boost. In a full group, the Chainsaw Consultant will receive a 100% damage resist boost. No new Cogs will spawn into the battle when there are still linked Cogs present. Defeating all Chain Linked Cogs will cause the Chainsaw Consultant to gain 2 turns of Kick Back. If the Chainsaw Consultant has Kick Back, he will not be able to use Chain Linked. While the Chainsaw Consultant is linked to other Cogs, he will not be able to gain any RPM. Unlike Marked Wood, Lure is counted as a hit when activating Chain Linked.
**Costs**: 2,000 RPM
 Scabbard | The Chainsaw Consultant will heal all Cogs for 50% of their max health. This cheat will Overcharge a Cog if they are already at max HP. If there are less than 4 Cogs present when this cheat triggers, the ones that spawn on the turn after will automatically be granted the 50% heal and Overcharge.
Note that if Scabbard can be used, but prevented by killing a Cog, a different ability (Spark Plug or Aggrandize) will trigger even if normally it cannot trigger (f.e. because the Chainsaw Consultant currently has Kickback).
**Costs**: 7,000 RPM
- Spark Plug was used the previous turn.
- ...

 Layoffs | The Chainsaw Consultant will fire a number of Cogs equivalent to the number of Toons currently in battle, starting with the rightmost Toon. Only one Cog can be fired at one Toon. The specific equation for determining the damage of a Cog fired compared to Layoffs is **(CogLevel \* 4 \* (CurrentHp/MaxHp))**.
**Costs**: 7,000 - 10,000 RPM
Cost scales depending on how many Cogs are fired. 7,000 with 1 Cog and +1,000 for each additional Cog fired.

## Strategy

This Manager fight is one of the most complex fights out there, as every subsequent phase will require a different strategy to be played in order to keep up with the Chainsaw Consultant. If you are confused as to what you have done to have triggered a cheat, Chainsaw Consultant's dialogue upon triggering a cheat can give you hints. This is especially notable in Phase 2 as the small voice beneath the Override gives clearer hints.

* This phase is about lowering the Chainsaw Consultant's RPM via cheats in order to prevent Deadwood. Lowering it will also cause him to passively deal less damage.
* The easiest way to deal with with this phase is to repeatedly get him into Marked Wood's range and then immediately trigger it. This will always keep him at a low range whenever possible.
	+ Triggering it with an IOU is the fastest (and easiest) way to get it done. You can also gain some benefit out of it if you use a Toon-Up IOU (since you will very likely be healing the Marked Toon next round).
	+ The single hit trigger can also be convenient (usually triggered with a Trap Gag and a Lure Gag), as that will usually bring the Chainsaw Consultant below 14,000 RPM so Cut the Slack cannot be triggered on that turn.
	+ The four hit trigger can also be convenient (often triggered through the use of Zap) as that deals the highest base damage to the Chainsaw Consultant, although it is usually problematic with RPM management.
* If the RPM is in-between Cut the Slack range (14,000, 15,000 or 16,000 RPM), you must find a way to destroy one Cog in order to prevent the Level 30 from spawning in.
	+ This can be easily done by using Trap as it will often be able to take out side Cogs in one hit.
* If something goes wrong and the Chainsaw Consultant has 20,000 RPM, you are forced to use your highest damage output and take him to Phase 2 the following round to prevent Deadwood. Otherwise, you will be kicked out from the fight and have to start over.
	+ A restart is only needed if you cannot make due with the phase transition.

* The phase transition Throttle cannot kill you unless under specific circumstances (being at 1-7, 9, 11, or 13 Laff). Most of them require Marked Wood to be present on the turn before.
* As a complete opposite of Phase 1, you now have to intentionally raise his RPM to prevent Throttle. This, in return, allows him to take more damage.
* Be weary of using Squirt, as this can cause the Chainsaw Consultant to use Aggrandize on the nearest soaked Cog.
* To get through this phase quickly, you must raise his RPM to get in-between Chain Link range. It is better to trigger it via all 4 Toons attacking him.
	+ Do note that while in Chain Link, the Chainsaw Consultant cannot earn any RPM, only expunge it depending on what he can afford. Take too long to break the chain and he will Throttle every round.
	+ You can deal with the linked Cogs by using Squirt and Zap. The first round you *only* hit the two left Cogs, and the second round you hit the remaining three. The Chainsaw Consultant getting hit means he will increase his RPM at the end of the broken link. Do not Fire the Cogs, as the Kick Back bonus will decrease.
	+ If you start Chain Link at 16k or 15k RPM, you can force Spark Plug and bring it down to 12k or 11k RPM, respectively. As he cannot cover the costs for Aggrandize, this causes the Chainsaw Consultant to not gain RPM nor use cheats for **only** 1 turn. You can use this opportunity for healing or IOU set ups before breaking the link.
* Once the link has been broken, attack only the Chainsaw Consultant with Lure/Throw. Only use Squirt/Drop if this allows him to enter Phase 3 in the process(or else he will Aggrandize the soaked Cog if he can cover the costs, a bad Cog to have in Phase 3).

* The Chainsaw Consultant will use a cheat after the transition to Phase 3. Be extremely careful about the RPM range he is in, as he can either Cut the Slack or Marked Wood (both of which can deal heavy damage going into this phase).
	+ Because both Cut the Slack cogs and Marked Wood followed by Layoffs can be extremely dangerous in this phase, it is recommended to phase transition while the Chainsaw Consultant is at 20,000 RPM, which will automatically use Layoffs after the phase change.
* The strategy here is similar to that of Phase 1's. While you must find ways to decrease his RPM, you must also prepare for the inevitable Layoffs and ensure the safest means of keeping everyone alive.
* RPM is doubled in this phase, which leads to very consistent Layoffs if you have plenty of people attacking the Chainsaw Consultant every round.
* If you can do your own math, then simply multiply every Cog's level in battle by 4, then check to see if anyone's lower in that range when Layoffs occur.
	+ Make sure that you or your teammates are not trigger-happy with Unites, and that only one is used at a time if absolutely necessary.
* Cut the Slack is your most dangerous enemy, and you should have no reason to trigger it. A fully healed Level 30 Executive can deal **120 damage** to any unfortunate player when they will be hit by the Layoffs.
	+ In the event of Cut the Slack happening, you can use Squirt/Zap as a means of decreasing its health and the overall damage of Layoffs.
* If the Chainsaw Consultant has 960 HP and is soaked, you can finish off the fight with 4 Lightning.

## Loot

* Chainsaw Consultant Sticker
* Chainsaw Consultant's Hat

Chainsaw Consultant StickerChainsaw Consultant's Hat

* 50 Gumballs
* 625 Jellybeans
* 3100 Toon Experience

## Music

 Opening Cutscene Theme
 Phase 1 Theme
 Phase 2 Theme
 Phase 3 Theme
 Ending Cutscene Theme
 Victory Theme (Unused)
 Epilogue Theme

## Version History

v1.4.0 BETA
* "The Kudos managers have some new tricks up their sleeve!"
	+ "Chainsaw Consultant's firmware has been updated to the most recent version."
		- Defense has decreased from 75 -> 70
		- Marked Wood has a minimum damage value of 40
		- Cut the Slack Cogs give more Kickback (30% for a level 30 Cog rather than 20% previously)

v1.3.2 BETA
* Lowered the building requirement for the Chainsaw Consultant's Kudos Task.
	+ Now requires only 1 Six Story Bossbot Cog Building instead of 3.

v1.3.1.8 BETA
* Fixed a bug in the Chainsaw Consultant battle causing you to have incorrect HP after going sad in a certain way.
	+ When the Chainsaw Consultant used the cheat “Deadwood”, it would set every Toon's Laff back down to 1 automatically.

v1.3.1.6 BETA
* Fixed several issues with the Chainsaw Consultant battle.
	+ One issue was that phasing the Chainsaw Consultant during the Chain Link process, it would “break” the remaining fight until he was defeated.
		- The Chainsaw Consultant could not rev up at ALL, meaning he was stuck directly at 10k RPM and had no initial way of using any cheats he had available.
	+ The Chainsaw Consultant could gain RPM after using the cheat Chain Link. This was done by killing all of the Cogs on the field and damaging him at the same time.
	+ The transition into Phase 3 did not give the Chainsaw Consultant the correct cheats (This did not apply to Layoffs).
		- Usually, he would Rev Up or use another cheat that was way off scale.

v1.3.0.13 BETA
* Fixed various district resets related to Chainsaw Consultant.

v1.3.0.12 BETA
* Tweaked the activation conditions for a few abilities.
	+ Chain link had a higher priority to be activated.
		- Killing 1 Cog while the Chainsaw Consultant is at Scabbard range would trigger Chain Link instead.
	+ Killing 1 Cog while he’s in Scabbard range would force the Chainsaw Consultant to use the cheat Spark Plug, as it had a higher priority.
* Fixed a bug related to Lure.
	+ Lure counted as a way to trigger the cheat Marked Wood.

v1.3.0.11 BETA
* Fixed some issues with a few abilities.
	+ When a Toon used a Fire on a random Cog, the Chainsaw Consultant would use the cheat Offboard and fire at a random Toon who did not use the Fire.
	+ When targeting the Chainsaw Consultant during Phase 2, he would randomly Aggrandize a randomized Cog.
* Fixed some damage calculation errors.
* ??
* Further clarification for a specific ability.
	+ ???

v1.3.0.9 BETA
* The Chainsaw Consultant's firmware has been updated to the latest version!
	+ Increased health from 11500 to 12000.
* Fixed an issue with Chainsaw Consultant's abilities.

v1.3.0.8 BETA
* Fixed an issue with one of his abilities that would cause it to cost more than intended.
	+ The “Layoffs” cheat would cost 10,000 RPM no matter how many Cogs were left remaining in battle.
		- Killing 1 Cog cost 9,000 RPM, 2 = 8,000 RPM, 3 = 7,000 RPM, 4 = The Chainsaw Consultant RPM would remain the same, as every Cog was defeated on the field due to Layoffs having no way to trigger.

v1.3.0.6 BETA
* Adjusted a few of Chainsaw Consultant's abilities.
	+ The Chainsaw Consultant's Cut The Slack cheat was nerfed from slacking 3 Cogs to 2 in total.
	+ The promoted Cog from the cheat Cut The Slack would receive the status effect Lure Resistance for 1 turn.
	+ Cogs from the cheat Aggrandize would receive the Manager Status Effect (preventing them from being Fired or Sued).
	+ Offboarding damage values for calculations were tweaked.
		- A full health Level 30 Cog from the cheat Cut The Slack would deal a sustained 90 damage to a Toon compared to 120 damage during Layoffs.
	+ Fixed an issue where soaking any random Cog on the field wouldn’t physically Offboard the Cogs who received the Soaked Status Effect.
* Defeating certain promoted Cogs is now more advantageous.
	+ Defeating Cogs over Level 20 will now grant Kick Back for 2 turns.
* Clarified a certain nuance to Revving Up.
	+ Added indication for Whipsaw.

v1.3.0.2 BETA
* Toons are now allowed to skip the Chainsaw Consultant's initial cutscene if all Toons in the group have encountered him, even if some of the Toons have not defeated him.
* Fixed an issue with the FOV not resetting after Chainsaw Consultant's initial cutscene.
* Fixed a minor desync with one of Chainsaw Consultant's abilities.
* Properly documented Chainsaw Consultant's worst fears.

v1.3.0 BETA
* Various blasts of cannon fire can be heard from the all new logging factory on Walnut Way.
	+ The Chainsaw Consultant was added to the game.

Undocumented Changes
* Whenever the Chainsaw Consultant used the cheat Cut The Slack it would remove 3,000 RPM instead of 4,000 RPM from his RPM meter.
* After clearing the Cogs during the cheat Chain Link, the Chainsaw Consultant would grant 2 turns of Kick Back instead of 4.
* Spark Plug was not the initial startup cheat for the first round of Phase 2.
	+ It was likely that Aggrandized had a higher priority in this case.
* Damaging the promoted Cut The Slack Cog would increase the RPM for the Chainsaw Consultant.
* The Chainsaw Consultant would Offboard a random Cog if you did not trigger Marked Wood.
* Killing the promoted Cut The Slack Cog, while the Chainsaw Consultant was at the Cut The Slack tic, would make him use Offboard instead.
* When the Chainsaw Consultant used the cheat Deadwood, it would restore the Toon's Laff to full, and they would receive receive their Level 8 Gags back.
* When using a Sue on a random Cog, the Chainsaw Consultant would not use the cheat Aggrandized at all.
* Damaging the Chainsaw Consultant while he's at the Cut The Slack tic would increase his RPM instead of using the cheat.

## Trivia

* The Chainsaw Consultant's last name appears to be a pun of "Remington", which so happens to be a company developing chainsaws alongside other outdoor power tools.
	+ This could also be a reference to the font "VT Portable Remington," which is the typeface used in Cog speech.
* On the cogs.ink website, the Chainsaw Consultant's username is "revvingtonchip" and his password is "youcantfireme"
	+ The password was revealed by firing a Flunky (with its fired dialogue being Caesar shifted by 13), then taking the 14 characters from Chip's full name and applying it to the Flunky's sentence. The username was revealed through prior knowledge of the Chainsaw Consultant's real name.
* The Chainsaw Consultant is the longest working hire of the 16 new Regional Managers, having been hired 19 months ago at the time of the cogs.ink ARG.
	+ However, he was given the Regional Manager position only a little over a month ago at the time of the ARG.
* When Zapping the Chainsaw Consultant, one can see his chainsaw apparatus as his entire Skelecog head.
* One of his possible debuffs, 'Kick Back', is named after a chainsaw operation term.
	+ "Since it's spelled 'kick back' and not 'kickback,' it also seems to reference the opening theme for the anime 'Chainsaw Man.'"
* Deadwood's cheat description is perhaps the longest out of every cheat present in the game. It is also the only one where it can clip outside of the player's computer screen (assuming 1920x1080 standards).
* This is the only Regional Manager that does not always teleport you to the playground. If you have won the fight or you were hit with Deadwood, then you are sent back to his lobby.
* The Chainsaw Consultant has had multiple different dislikes that were changed in-between updates.
	+ These ones are labeled as: His job, "The Override", "The Button", Distractions, and Autocaddies.
* The two light bulbs on the Chainsaw Consultant’s hat are not present on his debut blog, nor on his profile picture on cogs.ink.
* The Chainsaw Consultant and the Treekiller were good friends before being hired at C.O.G.S. Inc. and have a brotherly relationship.
* Attempting to access this Manager's fight without the requirements will result in the following message: "You hear cannons inside, but not the good kind. As well as... a chainsaw? It probably isn't a good idea to barge into here."
* A chainsaw consultant is an outside person or company brought in to conduct lay-offs to another company, if they are unable to do the job themselves.

## Gallery

* Official Artwork
* Screenshots/Misc. Images
* Renders

Official art of the Chainsaw Consultant from the Hires & Heroes key art

Tempermental TerminatorThe Chainsaw Consultant's profile picture on cogs.inkA reference image of the Chainsaw Consultant's model, created by Clash Crew Member MailmanAnother reference image without the Chainsaw Consultant's hatThe Chainsaw Consultant's silhouetteThe in-game popup announcing the first Toons to defeat the Chainsaw ConsultantA Valentoon's Day card from the Chainsaw ConsultantThe Chainsaw Consultant featured in a teaser for the 2023 Summer UpdateCloseup of the Chainsaw ConsultantThe Chainsaw Consultant flyingThe Chainsaw Consultant firing a FlunkyThe Chainsaw Consultant removing one of his bulbsThe Chainsaw Consultant after being defeatedThe Chainsaw Consultant after throwing a chair at the wallThe Chainsaw Consultant after telling the final Toon to leave

A render of the Chainsaw ConsultantThe Chainsaw Consultant's Spark Plug animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's Revved Up animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's Layoffs animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's Scabbard animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's Deadwood animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's Throttle animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's second Throttle animationThe Chainsaw Consultant's leap animationAn unused Chainsaw Consultant death animation