History Characters / MonkeyWrench

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to restrain Kara mid-run with some tape, causing her to trip and crack her mask. While she still succeeds in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's also still sore that Shrike staggered her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to restrain Kara mid-run with some tape, causing her to trip and crack her mask. While she succeeds in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike staggered her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to restrain Kara mid-run with some tape, causing her to trip and crack her mask. While she manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to trip and crack her mask. While she manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to trip and crack her mask. While she still manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to crack her mask. While she still manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her that the Cataclysm package she's after is under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to crack her mask. While she still manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her about the Cataclysm's package under the duo's care. She is ''very'' eager to face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to crack her mask. While she still manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. During the final scene of "Us & Them," her agent informs her about the Cataclysm's package under the duo's care, and she is ''very'' eager to do face them again, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask as her agent promises her a chance at revenge.

* ItsPersonal: During their chase in "The Ghost Egg," Shrike manages to trip up Kara with some tape, causing her to crack her mask. While she still manages to succeed in her bounty over Monkey Wrench and their contract with Nobert, she's still sore that Shrike managed to stagger her the way he did. The final scene of "Us & Them" sees her agent informing her that she'll have to face the duo again to retrieve the Cataclysm package, and she is ''very'' eager to do so, angrily running a hand across her hastily mended mask.

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* {{Catfishing}}: Beebs and Shrike's first impression of Nobert is the profile picture on his contract. In it, he looks a lot more sinister and well-adjusted than the kooky NervousWreck he turns out to be when the duo meets him in person. Combined with him hiding in a remote location for his own safety, it's implied he did this to try and cover his tracks from those seeking him... But the facade is immediately broken the second Beebs and Shrike notice how the contract is written; it lines up with Nobert's broken speech patterns perfectly. It's later shown that the picture [[spoiler: Queen Potoo]] gives Kara for her contract is dead-on to his actual appearance.

* {{Catfishing}}: Beebs and Shrike's first impression of Nobert is the profile picture on his contract. In it, he looks a lot more sinister and well-adjusted than the kooky NervousWreck he turns out to be when the duo meets him in person. Combined with him hiding in a remote location for his own safety, it's implied he did this to try and cover his tracks from those seeking him... But the facade is immediately broken the second Beebs and Shrike notice how the contract is written; it lines up with Nobert's broken speech patterns perfectly. It's later shown that the picture [[spoiler: Queen Potoo]] gives Kara for her contract is more accurate to his actual appearance.

* {{Catfishing}}: Beebs and Shrike's first impression of Nobert is the profile picture on his contract. In it, he looks a lot more sinister and well-adjusted than the neurotic mess he turns out to be when the duo meets him in person. Combined with him hiding in a remote location for his own safety, it's implied he did this to try and cover his tracks from those seeking him... But the facade is immediately broken the second Beebs and Shrike notice how the contract is written; it lines up with Nobert's broken speech patterns perfectly. It's later shown that the picture [[spoiler: Queen Potoo]] gives Kara for her contract is more accurate to his actual appearance.

* {{Catfishing}}: Beebs and Shrike's first impression of Nobert is the profile picture on his contract. In it, he looks a lot more sinister and well-adjusted than the neurotic mess he turns out to be when the duo meets him in person. To the duo's credit, they immediately pick up that something isn't right when they notice how the contract is written; it lines up with Nobert's speech patterns perfectly. Due to Nobert's speech patterns and general weirdness, ''why'' he set himself up to look that way on the contract is ambiguous.

* {{Catfishing}}: Beebs and Shrike's first impression of Nobert is the profile picture on his contract. it looks a lot more sinister and well-adjusted than the neurotic mess he turns out to be when the duo meets him in person. To the duo's credit, they immediately pick up that something isn't right when they notice how the contract is written; it lines up with Nobert's speech patterns perfectly. Due to Nobert's speech patterns and general weirdness, ''why'' he set himself up to look that way on the contract is ambiguous.

Debuting in "Ghost Egg," Nobert turns to Monkey Wrench to help him find a safe haven from the titular threat. He's deeply eccentric, making communication with him difficult and maintaining one's patience with him a tall task, ''especially'' for Shrike. Unfortunately, he also has a substantial bounty on his head, attracting multiple unsavory characters' attention as Beebs and Shrike try to fulfill their end of the deal.

* MeaningfulName: His name sounds like "No Bird", and he is a bird that says "No" a lot.

* SilentSnarker: Some of her body language visibly shows her mocking others in an annoyed expression as mostly shown when her agent is communicating to her in "Us & Them".

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Pizza, specifically the sixteen-cheese Atomic Supreme. His [[FreezeFrameBonus profile picture]] even shows him chowing down on a couple slices.

* DropTheHammer: Beebs' preferred weapon is a [[HardLight hard-light]] hammer that packs a hell of a wallop.

* FatBastard: One of the roundest characters seen, as well as one of the thorns in Shrike's side. He's too ineffective to really do anything with it, though.

* SilentSnarker: Some of her body language visibly shows her mocking others in an annoyed expression as mostly shown when her boss is communicating to her in "Us & Them".

* SilentAntagonist: She doesn't utter a word with her only using facial expressions and body language as her main use of communication.