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[[WMG: The series shares ''very'' dark and loose references to Franchise/SpiderMan.]]
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[[WMG:The Arena Mode protagonist's later origins reflect the loop and their growing knowledge.]]
First, you unlock the Disquieted One and An Offering. The former makes it clear that the player character has been disturbed by the reveal, specifically fighting and killing to loosen the Machine's grasp on the world. Offering reflects that a) the player character was chosen by [=2BDamned=] to stop the Mandatus and b) they are in a constant loop of entering the Nowhere and returning back to when Doc recovered them, not unlike undeath. At two imprints, you unlock the Massive and the Tinkerer. The Tinkerer is based around having such intricate gun knowledge that they can mod anything onto any gun, while the Massive is stated to have gotten their size from their actions (such as eating more while others were building muscle), possibly having picked up some life hacks along the way. Finally, the third imprint unlocks the Magiturge; this is just the player character ''weaponizing'' their knowledge of reality after so many loops and learning to recognize seams between Somewhere and the Nowhere.
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According to the [[TheWikiRule Madness Combat wiki]], there is a huge possibility Hoffnar will become Tricky, as "Hoffnar" means ''Jester'' or ''Clown'' in German. This would also explain how Tricky has a rivalry with Jebus.
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According to the [[TheWikiRule Madness Combat wiki]], wiki, there is a huge possibility Hoffnar will become Tricky, as "Hoffnar" means ''Jester'' or ''Clown'' in German. This would also explain how Tricky has a rivalry with Jebus.
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As the leader of the protagonists, he's fit to be the closest thing to a BigGood the series could have, but the fact that he goes to great lenghts to revive Hank all the time (depite him being a sociopathic killer) and the fact that he's the leader of a group called the "Status Quo" both imply he's not much of a good person, since mindless violence is part of the series' status quo. It's also notable that in "[=DedmosRebuilt=]", [[WhatMeasureIsANonBadass he sends multiple men to their deaths to bring back Deimos, one of the three strongest members of the Status Quo]]. Even if he probably don't intend them do die, he likely don't care.
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As the leader of the protagonists, he's fit to be the closest thing to a BigGood the series could have, but the fact that he goes to great lenghts to revive Hank all the time (depite him being a sociopathic killer) and the fact that he's the leader of a group called the "Status Quo" both imply he's not much of a good person, since mindless violence is part of the series' status quo. It's also notable that in "[=DedmosRebuilt=]", [[WhatMeasureIsANonBadass he sends multiple men to their deaths to bring back Deimos, one of the three strongest members of the Status Quo]].Quo. Even if he probably don't intend them do die, he likely don't care.
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As the leader of the protagonists, he's fit to be the closest thing to a BigGood the series could have, but the fact that he goes to great lenghts to revive Hank all the time (depite him being a sociopathic killer) and the fact that he's the leader of a group called the "Status Quo" both imply he's not much of a good person, since mindless violence is part of the series' status quo. It's also notable that in "[=DedmosRebuilt=]", [[WhatMeasureIsANonBadass he sends multiple men to their deaths to bring back Deimos, one of the three strongest members of the Status Quo]].
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[[WMG: By the point of the animations, Hank long since stopped being just one guy.]]
During the final stage of ''Project Nexus'', "The Rush", you're given a more detailed tour of the titular Project, mainly in its attempts to create a stable cycle of death and reincarnation. One such method showcased is the Sleepwalker cloning process, where a clone is given the life experience of a specific "template" personality provided by a buyer. Later on, you're goven a line of dialogue that implies that Hank has been dying and coming back fairly often before the gane takes place. While it may have been a standard resurrection for him thanks to Doc's tech, this likely changed with the introduction of The Retainers, entities meant to keep key [=S-3LFs=] from being retrieved by normal means, primarily Hank. As a result, Doc probably had to start using the next best thing; Sleepwalkers. He could be imprinting volunteers from his [=PMC=] With Hank's data to keep him around, but the funny consequence of this is that each death that left the Sleepwalker Hanks irrecoverable meant another Hank to retain. What we see in ''9.5'' is likely Doc's first time in a while he's been able to pull Hank back from the Other Side directly.
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[[WMG:[=2BDamned=] is at least as evil as The Auditor is.]]
As the leader of the protagonists, he's fit to be the closest thing to a BigGood the series could have, but the fact that he goes to great lenghts to revive Hank all the time (depite him being a sociopathic killer) and the fact that he's the leader of a group called the "Status Quo" both imply he's not much of a good person, since mindless violence is part of the series' status quo. It's also notable that in "[=DedmosRebuilt=]", [[WhatMeasureIsANonBadass he sends multiple men to their deaths to bring back Deimos, one of the three strongest protagonists]].
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* The "subtitles" of ''Madness Combat 4'' are fan-mades. Even though Krinkels tended to do "edgy internet humor" back when he created the episode, he would not add this in the youtube subtitles after posting the episode on this website years after on Newgrounds. "Hallahu Ackbar" wasn't even a popular meme back then.
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* The "subtitles" of ''Madness Combat 4'' are fan-mades. Even though, though Krinkels tended to do "edgy internet humor" back then, when he created the episode, he would not add this in the youtube subtitles after posting the episode on this website years after on Newgrounds. "Hallahu Ackbar" wasn't even a popular meme back then.
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Think about it. First, let's look at their clothing and compare it to the usual male arab clothing.
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Then we have the most damning piece of evidence. Hank J Wimbleton himself. He somehow knows Arabic, despite Nevada apparently being the only thing Nevedeans know according to Krinkels. How can such an assumption be made? Simply check the subtitles of Madness Combat 4.
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[[WMG:Nevada's inhabitants are descendants of Arabs that lived there long ago]]
Think about it. First, let's look at their clothing and compare it to the usual male arab clothing.
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Doesn't seem all that different, right? Think again. They're both long pieces of clothes that cover the body from the neck to the legs. Like a dress, but an extremely masculine one. And if you turn the average Nevedean's clothing into something more fitting for humans, you'll most like imagine something like an extremely simplified gray thobe.
But that's not the end of it, there's more. Look at their buildings. Short and blocky all the time. Just like typical rural Arab buildings, which just have some more detail. The Bakery too, it is given a simple name, nothing more. Arabs tend to do that, but simply add their surname, for example, Al-Wimbleton Bakery.
Religious men tend to have beards in Arabia, and what does the only religious character, Jeb have? A beard. While this may not be influenced by the fact that some believe that Muslim men must grow beards, it is worthy of note.
Then we have the most damning piece of evidence. Hank J Wimbleton himself. He somehow knows Arabic, despite Nevada apparently being the only thing Nevedeans know according to Krinkels. How can such an assumption be made? Simply check the subtitles of Madness Combat 4.
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That is the transliteration of "God is greater" in Arabic. Yet, there seems to be little knowledge of religion in Nevada. So it is most likely that Hank knows that phrase because he understands it, and "made up" the line, not knowing that it already existed many, many, many years ago.
This all fits in with the theme of Madness Combat, a violent fallen world. The Arabs' culture has broken down, becoming nothing more than a shadow of a shell of a shell. Reduced to constant fighting, now over nothing.
But wait, how exactly did Arabs get in Nevada? Most likely through immigration. In this timeline, many more Arabs got into Nevada, and eventually mixed into the culture of the Americans there.
Yes, this probably also does mean that Hank's father is named "Jmotherfucker" due to how middle names are usually decided among Arabs.
Think about it. First, let's look at their clothing and compare it to the usual male arab clothing.
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Doesn't seem all that different, right? Think again. They're both long pieces of clothes that cover the body from the neck to the legs. Like a dress, but an extremely masculine one. And if you turn the average Nevedean's clothing into something more fitting for humans, you'll most like imagine something like an extremely simplified gray thobe.
But that's not the end of it, there's more. Look at their buildings. Short and blocky all the time. Just like typical rural Arab buildings, which just have some more detail. The Bakery too, it is given a simple name, nothing more. Arabs tend to do that, but simply add their surname, for example, Al-Wimbleton Bakery.
Religious men tend to have beards in Arabia, and what does the only religious character, Jeb have? A beard. While this may not be influenced by the fact that some believe that Muslim men must grow beards, it is worthy of note.
Then we have the most damning piece of evidence. Hank J Wimbleton himself. He somehow knows Arabic, despite Nevada apparently being the only thing Nevedeans know according to Krinkels. How can such an assumption be made? Simply check the subtitles of Madness Combat 4.
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That is the transliteration of "God is greater" in Arabic. Yet, there seems to be little knowledge of religion in Nevada. So it is most likely that Hank knows that phrase because he understands it, and "made up" the line, not knowing that it already existed many, many, many years ago.
This all fits in with the theme of Madness Combat, a violent fallen world. The Arabs' culture has broken down, becoming nothing more than a shadow of a shell of a shell. Reduced to constant fighting, now over nothing.
But wait, how exactly did Arabs get in Nevada? Most likely through immigration. In this timeline, many more Arabs got into Nevada, and eventually mixed into the culture of the Americans there.
Yes, this probably also does mean that Hank's father is named "Jmotherfucker" due to how middle names are usually decided among Arabs.
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[[WMG: Apotheosis Hank is in Hell too, not just Antipathy and Consternation Hanks. He also acted as foreshadowing of Antipathy Hank being separate from Consternation Hank.]]
In the Dedmos series, Deimos eventually saw a body hit the ground and have their head partially stuck inside. Upon a closer a look, it's a plain neveadan with some bandages wrapped around their head. The only character which looks like that is Apotheosis Hank, who died blowing up a whole club, including Jebus and Tricky. When Apotheosis Hank hit the ground in front of Deimos, it was after he fought a Retainer. Deimos also recognized Apotheosis Hank, as he went to get a closer look, but something interrupted him and hurt his head, possibly a Retainer trying to get Deimos away so he can retain Apotheosis Hank. As to explain why he lacks bandages around his torso, he might have put them under his shirt this time.
As for the foreshadowing bit, it was basically showing that other Hanks do exist, thus foreshadowing that Antipathy Hank is a separate entity than the Hank after MC 6.
In the Dedmos series, Deimos eventually saw a body hit the ground and have their head partially stuck inside. Upon a closer a look, it's a plain neveadan with some bandages wrapped around their head. The only character which looks like that is Apotheosis Hank, who died blowing up a whole club, including Jebus and Tricky. When Apotheosis Hank hit the ground in front of Deimos, it was after he fought a Retainer. Deimos also recognized Apotheosis Hank, as he went to get a closer look, but something interrupted him and hurt his head, possibly a Retainer trying to get Deimos away so he can retain Apotheosis Hank. As to explain why he lacks bandages around his torso, he might have put them under his shirt this time.
As for the foreshadowing bit, it was basically showing that other Hanks do exist, thus foreshadowing that Antipathy Hank is a separate entity than the Hank after MC 6.
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[[WMG: MC 12 and beyond will be a MeleeATrois between the Auditor, Deimos and the denizens of Hell who got into Nevada after Deimos' resurrection.
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* Jossed: His file name is "Tricky2," and he's confirmed in the sequel to become Tricky after the death of Project Nexus. Plus, Krinkles even stated that at no point in time was the Auditor a mortal Nevadean, and was always [[spoiler: an [[EldritchAbomination Employer.]]
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**: ZigZagged somewhat: [[spoiler: The Auditor's main job is to make sure Nevada is running "like it's aught to", but he doesn't possess the AOR's lack of creativity, and is a member of 3 other [[EldritchAbomination equally god-like beings]].]]
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[[WMG: MAG Agent: Torture was a dissenter]]
It's shown throughout ''Madness Combat 7: Consternation'' that members of the A.A.H.W are killed if persumed a traitor [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice by being impaled by multiple metal stakes]]. Torture himself has two of these same stakes lodged in his head. With it being shown that the Magnification Chamber can resurrect corpses, it can be inferred that Torture was a traitor, before being brought back as a Mag after being killed.
It's shown throughout ''Madness Combat 7: Consternation'' that members of the A.A.H.W are killed if persumed a traitor [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice by being impaled by multiple metal stakes]]. Torture himself has two of these same stakes lodged in his head. With it being shown that the Magnification Chamber can resurrect corpses, it can be inferred that Torture was a traitor, before being brought back as a Mag after being killed.
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* He's actually fairly reasonable in Project Nexus. You never even fight him directly, he either tosses you in his knockoff Slaughter Time or immediately decides against it, the latter because he encounters Sanford and Deimos, two people he doesn't really care to fight. He's actually rather helpful to the team, Murder Time not withstanding.
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All we really know about the [[spoiler:Arena Mode loops is that the events of Arena Mode repeat, preventing the Mandatus from arriving in Nevada. Nobody said that anything outside of the Arena Mode has to repeat, though.]] We don't actually get any confirmation when Arena Mode happens at all, and it's shown that things can change between [[spoiler:cycles, such as the Maker revealing themselves to the Player and Doc having new false backstories available for you.]]
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Through some means he will find, battle and defeat his other past incarnations, prior to [[FusionDance assimilating each one into himself]]. This will culminate in him somehow returning to his mortal [=MAG=] form, now ''drastically'' more powerful and intelligent now that not one or two, but '''seven''' Hanks are collectively at the wheel now.
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Through some means he will find, battle and defeat his other past incarnations, prior to [[FusionDance assimilating each one into himself]]. This will culminate in him somehow returning to his mortal [=MAG=] form, now ''drastically'' more powerful and intelligent now that not one or two, but '''seven''' Hanks are collectively at the wheel now.
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[[WMG: Antipathy Hank became a CompositeCharacter.]]
Since he was revived through ''Consternation'' Hank's corpse, he could very well have gained his memories of that episode through [[GeneticMemory biological means]]. The difference between the two is that ''Antipathy'' Hank still has his violent aggression; combined with his [=MAG=]nified state, he almost stands as an even more terrifying and violent counterpart to the still human Hank down in the afterlife.
Since he was revived through ''Consternation'' Hank's corpse, he could very well have gained his memories of that episode through [[GeneticMemory biological means]]. The difference between the two is that ''Antipathy'' Hank still has his violent aggression; combined with his [=MAG=]nified state, he almost stands as an even more terrifying and violent counterpart to the still human Hank down in the afterlife.
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First, it may explain why does Hank have SuperStrength and is [[Main/MadeOfIron so hard to kill]]. Second, one of the inspirations for Hank was the [[Film/TheTerminator Terminator]], so it would make sense thematically. Third, the goggles that Hank has are really similar to the things that the Soldats have surgically drafted into their skulls. Fourth, Hank's jaw was replaced by metal after resurrecting, who says that another one of his body parts weren't replaced in a similar way?
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It's been confirmed that Deimos is shorter than Hank and Sanford, which may imply that he's short in general, then we have the ''Deimos Adventure'' series that takes place in some kind of hell that psychologically tortures Deimos by showing Sanford dying (Anamnesis.fla) and by remembering him of his own death (Powerless.fla). But the last episode has him fight some giant {{mooks}} who might be a representation of his insecurities, one poster (either from 2BDamned or from hell itself) also says "WE ALWAYS THOUGHT you were a ''little'' on the ''small'' side" which sounds like taunting. Lastly the fact that Deimos beats up all the giant Mooks on his way with ease may be a metaphor of how he managed to overcome his insecurities. After all, being short isn't too bad when you can overpower an army of people who are twice your size.
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It's been confirmed that Deimos is shorter than Hank and Sanford, which may imply that he's short in general, then we have the ''Deimos Adventure'' series that takes place in some kind of hell that psychologically tortures Deimos by showing Sanford dying (Anamnesis.fla) and by remembering reminding him of his own death (Powerless.fla). But the last episode has him fight some giant {{mooks}} who might be a representation of his insecurities, one poster (either from 2BDamned or from hell itself) also says "WE ALWAYS THOUGHT you were a ''little'' on the ''small'' side" which sounds like taunting. Lastly the fact that Deimos beats up all the giant Mooks on his way with ease may be a metaphor of how he managed to overcome his insecurities. After all, being short isn't too bad when you can overpower an army of people who are twice your size.
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* Judging from his behavior in the series and emails from Project Nexus, his main goal is more likely to just take over Nevada and rule it in whichever way he sees fit, most likely as a means to kill Hank however many times it takes to keep him dead - it is the Agency Against Hank Wimbleton, after all. The Improbability Drives seem like just a means to that end, as they are primarily used to upgrade his troops and facilitate other minor goals, like using flying buildings to transport personnel en masse.
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* Though the main campaign events of Project Nexus are non-canon, the background events are. MC episode 9.5 even advertises the viewer to "explore the lore" in Project Nexus 2, suggesting that Tricky really is Hoffnar.
