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MADNESS: Project Nexus | Hank's Betrayal Theme | Boss OST 💀 | [ Nothing But A Murderer - Locknar ]
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2021
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The theme that plays when you fight Hank J Wimbleton at the very end of MADNESS: Project Nexus.
Neither the game or the track belongs to me, it was composed by either Cheshyre or Locknar.
I've been looking for this track for a while but I couldn't find it anywhere.
So I've decided to record it myself and share it with everyone.
I will remove this if I'll be reached out by any of the developers out of respect.
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I was joking when I said “aight Hank kill’em” when Jebus was talking and then he actually did it and I really should’ve seen it coming..
homestuck pfp spotted
Hes pretty dam good at his job
'Yeah? Because between you and me, I was _hoping_ it would come to this.'
God, what an absolutely chilling fucking line that makes Hank's true nature clear as day if you hadn't picked up on it prior to that point. Personally speaking, as someone who's been a Madness Combat fan since 9 was the latest episode, I was never blind to the fact that Hank sure as hell couldn't be classified as a hero with how he blatantly enjoys himself while committing slaughter en masse, but between fighting against much worse forces and the apparent camaraderie he had in the main series with Sanford and Deimos, I always figured that as bloodthirsty and kill-happy as Hank was, that there was at least some venerable aspects to his personality.
Then, this ending comes along and gleefully hammers home to everyone that Hank is a sociopathic monster that has *no regret, no remorse... only madness.*
And as someone who absolutely _loves_ vicious, murderous, and bloodthirsty protagonists that kill in droves ala Black Swordsman Guts, Caim, and Greek era Kratos, I got no problems with Hank's true nature being explicitly brought to light for all of us.
@@septypaws I wasn't too shocked by this revelation, I believe it was established years back that the Auditor was an Employer/Higher power that apparently broke away from his siblings, but seeing them all together at the end of the game was nonetheless a staggering sight to see, especially with how I've heard that the Project Nexus games are apparently canon to the main series.
I felt like hanks lines were a bit too cold hearted even from the beginning it didn’t feel like the dead man walking held together by metal and his own failing body he felt too blunt to the slightly smarter hank and faster hank we see in the toons
@@lolrus5555 well yeah but we don't know where or when it took place.
"Do what comes natural" is Hanks mindset
@@AoifeProductions More like his GRIND-set
Someone told me the name for this is actually called "Nothing but a murderer"
which is exactly what hank is
@@septypaws "Nevada, the land of sin"
@@theguardian5058
Somewhere
In
Nevada
Lol
@@InternetFanatic THE ICON OF SIN
Hank is killing machine so that fits hank so well
I remember fighting Hank on release day, and I fondly remember Sanford casually walking up to Hank, unarmed, and crush his head with his bare hands.
Needless to say, I burst out laughing.
"Sanford, crush his skull, thank you" 🌧⛈️🌧
"I killed a God, you don't stand an- ouchie"
Hank Motherfucker Wimbleton 20XX-???
@@Str8jacket192hank: time out! Ouchie
What Hank seems like in the animations: Killer but hunted down relentlessly
Hank in the game: *Presses destroy universe button with trollface*
Facts but isn't it canon that hank wants to destroy kill and commit massacres like in the flash animation?
@@Ciaramae7 yea but he doesn't immediately kill Deimos and Sanford on sight
@@torinlupo807 idk.
@@torinlupo807 the reason why he attacked Sanford and Deimos is because they were turning their backs on the "mission"
@@m.j9693 he litteraly states that he wanted to kill them
THIS FAMILIAR FACE...
YOUR ALLY IN PURPOSE...
HAS
BETRAYED
YOU!
Holy fuck, it's come full circle.
I guess the betrayers are right. That boy is a traitor! *He must diiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
To everyone saying that Hank betrayed Sanford and Deimos, in reality Hank was just following the mission objective: Destroy Project Nexus. The traitors here are Sanford and Deimos.
The project was halted, but not fully destroyed wothout hope of coming back imo, Hank was on the right track
The mission changed and hank didn’t realize in time
@@septypaws Project Nexus was the siphoning of S-3LF out of the other place to stop reality from collapsing. Phobos was misusing the project to become a god, and Jeb was going to take the project back over so it could achieve it’s original goal. Deimos and Sanford didn’t go through with the mission because it would mean reality collapsing in on itself, which Hank didn’t really mind.
@schhur hank knew, but he's pretty stupid for not questioning his given mission, and tries killing the boys for convincing him that it would desĺtroy the world.
I like hank, but he's a pretty dumb psycho and the krinkels confirms it.
🎉
fanon hank: “yeah, my friends are pretty cool people. we protect eachother and stuff”
canon hank:
Possibly my favorite part of the game. The music is absolutely perfect for this part, slow and almost sad and not hyper like all the other songs, as your own comrade wants to end the world, and was even hoping to kill you. I’d love to see the alternate ending where Hank wins, and if he would actually destroy Project Nexus and end Nevada.
Uhm I don't really think He wanted to end the world he was just doing what he was told to destroy PN.
@@m.j9693 Deimos and Sanford told him multiple times that destroying project nexus would end the world, and he just went “well that’s the mission” so it’s kinda both.
@@ryebananabread7843 well fair enough.
@@m.j9693 they literally told him about the world ending if they did end Project Nexus,and he was like:"do I care?".
@@BlueSmash_404 there is a difference between destroying the science tower and destroying the project, destroying the science tower will cause major reality overhaul, while destroying the project means that you're destroying what the nexus core created and the nexus core itself.
After watching MC 9.5 part 2, i noticed that only Antipathy Hank appears on the loading screen, and thinking of what happened during the animation, maybe the Hank that is in Project Nexus is actually Antipathy Hank. Can't confirm nothing, because we can't see Hank doing his fighting like in the animations in game, to check if he is more violent and impulsive than Abrogation Hank like in 9.5
all of that lore and stuff just because of a goddamn boombox
if it was antipathy, hank would have solo'd this mission rather than need deimos and sanford (including christoff) to he could have possibly solo'd the mission up until the nexus tower, Antipathy hank is a force to be reckoned with
hell, he might not have needed the crew up until gestalt bc he wouldn't give a shit about the alarms
No, it's because that's the one DeimosArt drew.
even after tricky healed him in madness 7 he still kept the metal jaw it was just covered with a mask, you can also see this in project nexus as hanks mask deteriorates throughout the later missions, hope this clears any confusion 😊
i got a feeling hank simply got tired of it all, hence why finishing the mission was important, he knew destroying project nexus would cause a major catastrophe and he still wanted to along with it, it would also add to his killcount which is also neat for him
The Ultimate Betrayal…
Expected, but still heartbreaking…
Hank best MAN
that sounds like we bounded to hank so hard, we forgot his sins even god cannot forgive
because he isnt "the hero" like Sanfor and Deimos, he is "the protagonist",evil or good doesnt matter, he is the main character
I don't think they're really heroes of this series,they were just mercenaries that wanted to be payed, so I don't think they're really heroes or good guys either cuz everyone is pretty awful in nevada.
@@m.j9693 i know but compare to hank
Sanford and deimos isnt bloodlust as him
@@septypaws i though the game is canon?
@@Ifor314 the game is canon, proven many times by Krinkels and Michael Swain.
@@septypaws The Romps are right. Sanford & Deimos have been betrayed by their own friend! Then again, no one is good or evil. Nevada is just a hellhole filled with lot's of Grunts that fight each other. Still, *I'M GONNA KILL THAT MOTHER🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬 TRAITOR!!!!!* GRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*Brings out a tommy gun & relentlessly shoots Hank🔫*
THIS IS WHAT YOU GET BOOOOOI!!!!!!!
Not necessarily a betrayal more like it was bound to happen, considering how Hank is as a character
@@septypaws ok like we knew that?
Plus he doesnt die every MC episode
I noticed his goggles were glowing like stupid
@@cool_guy7601 They only show the madness in him
@@septypaws This "twist" is more striking after Madness 9.5. Antipathy Hank becomes MAG Hank, and despite Antipathy being Hank at his most brutal and insane, he's still friends with Sanford. He may not have treated Deimos with much respect, but he was already dead, and his respects may have come off screen. But he's not only allies with Sanford, he actually protects him throughout Madness 10 and 11. (Antipathy) MAG Hank doesn't only treat Sanford like an extra gun that's disposable.
But I think in a Q&A Krinkles said that Consternation Hank gets revived in Project Nexus. So, after Antipathy Hank is resurrected by Tricky, and after the events of Consternation, when it appears he's gotten some self-control back, Hank has completely abandoned any thoughts or intentions of having allies, or having hope for that matter. You're either with him, or you're not. When you stop being useful to him, you're just another target. It sounds like Deimos and Sanford already suspected this; they don't sound really surprised that Hank would betray them just to kill more people.
When I watched this cutscene for the first time, I joked that Hank has a one-track mind. Then I realized he was serious, and I was more right than I wanted to be.
Hank simply completes his tasks and not cares about consequences. "Mission is the mission".
Someone asked Krinkels once, will Hank kill Sanford and Deimos if he have to. "Hank is good at his job" Krinkels said.
(Actually, I don't really remember when and where was that question, but it was sounds like that)
(P.S. sorry for bad a bad grammar, I'm not very good at English)
I always found it odd when he was called the Protagonist back then, it was a fancy word my Grade 5 brain didn't comprehend that well back then but then I realize something.
We may be following his story but he's not the hero of it.
@@septypaws especially when the protagonist started all the villainy
so... the AAHW are the good guys then?
@@santini1224434 they're... Kind of but not really
Even the Killing Machine himself is nothing before the power of The Bros
Well yeah makes sense cuz they are almost on par with Hank's skills, they're both killing machines just like hank and if you put the both of them together then they're both unstoppable that's why hank loses to them.
@@m.j9693 Their acrobatic skills are not as good as Hank's btw
I think that in Canon Hank actually wins and that is why in arena 2BDamned has to reset the universe with the help of our character
It’s always been my head cannon that Hank was injured from the fight with Phobos which is why they won. Sanford and Deimos are skilled, but Hank is Hank, I honestly don’t think they would normally win that fight if Hank wasn’t handicapped in some way.
@@dantheman9795Tbh, I don’t think is that way. Arena mode has a whole lot of things that don’t match and make it seem like it happens before the campaign. Main proof of this is doctor crackpod being alive and still working for the nexus core. Getting the tokens for “his boss”.
There is also the thing with the machine, the maker, the nowhere, etc.
So glad someone uploaded this. I really like how you added footage from the original flash series as well.
I think the most unexpected thing is that Hank's both the main character of the series and the player character for a lot of the game. It's easy to dismiss Sanford and Deimos as having equal billing because drop-in co-op. Plenty of games have betrayals, but that's usually from a supporting character, or A main character, not THE main character.
To be honest, I kinda wish there was more depth to Hank’s character other than the simple “I’m a scary murderer” trope. It’s still cool, don’t get me wrong, but Hank could be so much more than just a killer. Krinkels has stated how he dabbled in real-estate, how he used to live with Doc, and all that makes me think Hank was a guy who was down on his luck who snapped due to the hostility Nevada and the Nevadeans would constantly show him no matter what he did. The tipping point, of course, being the incident with the boombox. He could be so much more interesting if he was only just fleshed out a little more. Like, what if he wanted to destroy project nexus because he just wanted to watch the people who constantly kept him down burn in flames? What if he just wanted an escape from the cycle of madness he unwillingly created, and later tries to make up for it by showing more compassion towards his comrades (which would be shown through Hank saving Sanford at the end of Madness 10)? I’m not saying Hank’s a bad character by any means, but I just wish there was a bit more to him other than basic personality traits and a large affinity for murder. Let me know what you guys think about that though, I’m just spitballing ideas.
so postal 1 but goofy
I think it works with Hank because he doesn't need to be more than one note.
He's a murderer, nothing more and nothing less.
I think that'd be boring, to be honest.
Giving Hank some kind of fleshed out reasoning is just falling on what's already been done to hell and back. Hank being a sociopath with no concept of kinship to anyone, however, is fresher, imo. He doesn't have a real desire for bigger or greater things. He likes to kill, and he's been blessed by the will of The Machine to come back over and over, no matter what he or other beings desire. Hank will come back. And he will keep on killing. A vicious cycle he won't ever escape, but he doesn't want or need to, anyways.
@@ashyunderscore I'm mean we do not need to know on Hank's reasoning for killing but I do wanna know Hank's mercenary origins.
@@m.j9693 I mean...they killed people in MC1, enjoyed it, and was likely eventually found by Doc and hired due to their potential.
In the Icon of SiN, there are no friends, only allies until proven otherwise.
Love how Hank is portrayed as neither a villain nor a hero in the madness series. Hank was instructed to do a job by destroying project nexus and he was gonna do it no matter what. Even if he has to fight his friends
Uhh the mission was actually to eliminate the Nexus Core not Destroy the project, hank probably agreed to this mission just for the benefits of him experiencing bloodshed and used the mission as an excuse to justify his actions.
@@m.j9693 Wouldn't destroying the core destroy project nexus anyways
@@Rusue that, and shooting jeb with a rocket launcher before he can take over the project
@@Rusue well yeah ur right but you really gotta know that hank thinks that blowing up the science tower=Destroying the project, so there is a reason on why the duo(Sanford and Deimos) tried to stop him cuz he's going to end the world, so basically hank is either taking this mission to seriously at the point that he thinks that blowing up the Science Tower means Destroying the project or he knows what he's doing and used the mission as an excuse to justify his psychopathic tendencies so yeah the employers shouldn't hire him in the first place lol.
It’d be sick if we played as hank in a basically Public Enemy Number 1 type situation, fighting both enemies and former friends, that’d be insane
I started thinking it was weird that mag hank was nice to sanford in madness after they met up and realized something. Its confirmed that mags are being sold as nice giant butlers in nevada, so what if the magnification process messes with the brains of the person being magnified to be nicer? It could be possible that could have messed with hanks brain to be less violent and try to protect sanford despite the process not being finished? Maybe that explains the violence acquired scene in madness 11. Although this could be wrong and im just making stupid connections that arent gonna make sense
Well, i don't think G03LMs counts as mags. If i must be honest i think Hank protecting Sanford in MC 10-11 was simply because of Sanford help him. I think he was still intelligent enough to know the fact fightning with a demon zombie clown alone isn't a very good idea.
Too late guys madness combat 9.5 part2 proves that there are two hanks and antiphy hank was the one who’s resurrected wich means he didn’t know what happened in nexus 2
I know I’m 2 months late but
Hank transformation wasn’t interrupted is completed
He is a HALF-mag krinkels confirmed it didn’t got interrupted
@@noidea3487 soo this is just a half mag chamber?
@@m.j9693 yeah i think so
I like this track, because while all the other songs give the Beats to Butchery, this feels apathetic. No matter what hank does, no matter how many kills... He'll be nothing but just a murderer. Its depressing almost, afterall, it was revealed hank was a volleyball player... Even the most fun, exciting, exhilarating game of volleyball becomes... numbing if its the only thing you do. Hank may enjoy killing, but is living in Nevada, hunted by the AAHW every waking second. Knowing tricky is out there, just waiting to do what comes natural... The only people not trying to murder him is Doc, and Status Quo.. Even Jeb is trying to kill him at times.
Edit: Higher powers damn it. To be extra clear (Because of the comments). It doesnt matter why they got to where they are now, but where they are now. Hank may not feel fear, but he does feel pain, exhaustion, defeat. In 7, hank literally gave up trying to fight tricky after he turned into the flaming monster form. I mean... how could you not? Hank had every advantage. A p90 on a high bullet count, an axe to slice a man in half, and a raging storm of desperation to kill tricky. Low and behold, tricky came back. Nearly invincible, and wiped the floor with hank. literally. half his head was gone in the start of 7, he was dead. sure he tried to get up once, but couldnt. After that... he gave up. He gave up fighting. He gave up on killing. He gave up on even trying to live.
But tricky wouldnt have it. revived once again, hank was furious. It was like he reached a different snapping point. Not one of bloodlust, not of hate, not of a need to survive. One of... raging apathy. He wanted it to be over. he screamed at tricky, pointing at the camera, us, the viewer, to knock it off. to let his constant butchery and cycle of death, rebirth, resurrection, and death of his own form just end.
Hank cant handle it anymore.. he wants to die. Die for good. to stop existing. If he has to end nevada its self. To sacrifice the world for his own selfish gain... He would. The world tortures him, why would he bother trying to save it? He is the yin to Docs (presumably) yang. He represents the unceasing evil humanity is capable of... to them selves. The holocust, the trail of tears, the armenian genocide. It doesnt even have to be genocide. Tricky, murdering again, and again, and again, all because hank killed him. exploitation for power, to abuse the resources you were given to empower your own ego, turn others into numbers to be spent and gained, following the path of Phobos. To be so self righteous, to have such zealous pride that to you, ending what little of Nevada's safety, peace, and... Hope, that the future can be something great, because one man wanted more. Ruining everything for potentially hundreds of thousands, just because Jebediah thought it was wrong for Phobos to want more power for him self, to become a god.
Hank... He's not complex. He kills because he has to. Thats what he is. Humanity and its unwillingness to lay down and die, to do everything to survive. Cannibalism, like bandits. Pushing your workers for intensely long shifts to ensure they have enough resources to survive. To continue to run 51 missions in a month, and having the willpower to keep fighting to complete the mission. Hank was Forced, to become our beloved killer... because thats what we want. We want him to kill in more spectacular ways, because we find it satisfying.
to take a snippet from "Lolrus555's" comment "Yeah? Because between you and me, I was *hoping* it would come to this." To me, this isnt him finally killing everyone. This is him, killing this maddening torturous cycle he caused, and perpetuates, and suffers from himself. All he wants... is to die, a final death. To finally end his pain, his exhaustion, to maybe play volley ball in hell, if not limbo..
We wont allow it. He will kill, and be killed. Its what comes natural for us, isnt it?
The reason the aahw and jebus are hunting down hank cuz he's a threat and a danger to Nevada so that's why they are trying to kill him
@@m.j9693 well they got their interest in hank when he killed the sheriff, but having in count hank nicely tried to ask the boombox guy and he punched hank in the face, i would give him some punches too, and the other grunts seemed to ignore that hank punched that guy because the guy started, jebus just thought hank was the evil, even tho he would admit it was really cool, who would not, it's like a shooter in real life, and with how aggressive people are on nevada, i would also be mad at the sheriff for not doing anything against crime in nevada, so i would also have killed him. If we look at the sheriff radar, then hank isn't the only guy that hates him. Same for 3, if sheriff is capable of killing the whole nevada with the set, i would also try to kill him for his selfishness. And i think in 4 someone recognized him and turned him into a mercenary, and all else came. Even tho this comment is comedy it still makes sense lmao
@@thathollowknightplushthath1465 uhm about sheriff part you said and hank being a good guy, well I assume that hank wants to kill sheriff cuz he knows he's gonna get arrested or killed for that incident in the park, and based on tricky's first appearance on mc2 I can also assume that sheriff hired an assassin to kill hank for Nevada to be safe from mass murderers. And why do you think that hank isn't evil look at what he did he murdered 30 grunts in the park and even admitted to enjoying it how's he not evil?.
@@m.j9693 even after that, i still agree with hank about the sheriff, like how is Nevada so aggressive and why does it have a high rate on criminal actions and sheriff doesnt do anything about it? Madness combat really describes today's politicians.
@@m.j9693 and yeah; i'm just ironically commenting, but admit it, a lot of people like to kill people in videogames, even in multiplayer. the incident was pretty much a shooter in real life, and yeah, if that happend to me, i would be ashamed, but c'mon it was fun.
I never thought tranquility and madness would ever go together
_thanks for the laugh, boys_
I like how Deimos and Sanford tried to stop hank for killing everyone in Nevada.
@@septypaws Hank was doing that..
Just in his own way
But fr Props to Sanford and Deimos for the end
Actualy the ones that betrayed are sanford and deimos. Hank only was interested in finishing the mission
@@septypaws yeah now that you mention both betrayed eachother
@@blackstorm6542 considering that hank also failed the mission he was tasked with doing, destroying nexus
OI WTF
@@theonethatdrifts well he will comeback since the mission is still on going for him
Yeah they were just turning their backs on the mission.
This song is such a contrast with the rest of the Soundtrack...
The Boss themes and nearly the entire game had such energetic action pumped themes...
But then you need to fight Hank and this comes... Its like the game is waking you up for what's going to be a horror section, and conceptually, in a way, it is.
You're fighting to take down the man you put up there to begin with.
You're fighting to save all of Nevada.
But you're no longer fighting the Sheriff, nor Christoff, not even Tricky. You're fighting HANK.
And if the concept of having to face HANK isn't terrifying, I dunno what is.
Sure he's not that hard to kill in the game but hey.
@@septypaws That was disturbingly terrifying.
It was one thing it was hinted that he just cares so little about them he can barely tell Sanford and Deimos apart, but him outright stating he was hoping he'd have to fight them?
Seesh... Makes me wonder what goes through that thick skull of his.
@@septypaws
Hopefully. Lets just hope he doesn't become blood thirsty for revenge.
I kinda like to think he didn't have a problem killing Deimos and Sanford because he's so used to dying he's got no concept of dying forever, so he thinks that it'd be just as easy to bring these two back.
I like to THINK that. He probably just doesn't care.
i'm under the assumption that in the animations mag hanks intelligence being lowered was deliberate on Deimos's part because he knew if he kept it the way it was there would just be another betrayal so with his dying breath just made sure Hank didn't have the mental capacity to betray Sanford
@@robbietheweirdo or his hand swept across the keyboard after getting shot in the back.
@@robbietheweirdo maybe its a malfunction of the mag chamber cuz the computer beside the chamber says error when Deimos gets shot.
Edit: or maybe mag agents just start off with a lower IQ
Said on the First Etching:
_Huh, look at this..._
_Two Figures stand beside a Third, who has scratched out to make them less visible, They radiate Menace and Foreboding._
Yeah? Because between you and me, I was *hoping* it would've come to this.
There was a time, when Hank was just a normal guy. A time when he lived a peaceful life.
Now all he lives for are the fights.
Thanks, I was searching for this. That ending was sure something, I am not really sure what to think about it, like I hate seeing my favorite character die in this way, but I cannot see how else the game would have ended with how Hank is characterized in the game.
If this is canon it would make sense actually. In dissenter the doc says hank left Nevada. it could be because of his growing hatred for the city and his countless amounts of deaths and so his betrayal makes sense and I think really worked for him.
Its called just a murderer
@Da Lucario if I'm correct I'm pretty sure hank never lived in a building, he just kinda wondered around in Nevada breaking all forms of geneva convention
@@septypaws but this was different we kill hank and as his ´´friends´´ i don´t think hank consider deimos and sanford as his friends
@@titanapd9647 didn't they went to nexus city to destroy project nexus?
That ending hits hard, many think that hank might be a hero despite being responsible for several deaths we always tell ourselves ''oh is ok he is just killing the bad guys'', but this ending has shown that despite being part of S.Q. (Status Quo the supposedly good guys), hank blindly follows orders shooting first and NEVER asking questions later, as chief says missions change they always do, hank knew that destroying the tower/nexus was gonna destroy Nevada possibly even the planet resulting in the death of billions including Doc the guy that is the responsible for reviving him, but Hank didn't give a damn ''give me a target and I will kill it even if the hole world dies''.
Not gonna lie that ending opened my eyes it showed that in the madness series not everything is black and white, following the official series we may think hank is a hero but the game showed the truth he is a demon...
For me, Hank was never a hero, but the fact that he would actually go against his partners was a shock to me. Krinkels hinted that Hank could do it, but I didn't even think it would ever happen...
@@stepansudlaach1239I guess too him, they were liabilities from the start and end.
I kid u not I laughed so hard when Hank ended up turning on us because at the end of the day what did u expect? Since Hank doesn’t really give a shit, as long as he gets to kill people, this seemed like the most logical way the story could have gone. I honestly hope it opened the eyes of all the fnf fans who came over and showed them truly what kind of story Madness Combat is. Ain’t no such thing as friends, only allies until proven otherwise.
I think Sanford & Deimos are friends to each other
@@JohnCena-le1jj actually believe it or not, Krinkles has confirmed on stream that there are no relationships in Nevada, including friendships. Only allies and enemies.
@@koopatroopagamer2854 I think he just meant no romantic/intimate relationships. Because there's no way that Sanford and Deimos aren't homies, you've seen them in The Rift during MC 6.5.
Edit: Not to mention Church and Jorge are a thing
@@whatthedoot5604 well last I remembered he specified friends too I think. Could be wrong tho.
@@koopatroopagamer2854 church and jorge are an exception to that rule, canon or not, they are more homies than sanfor and deimos
Fun fact: Hank has been killed by about 70% of the main cast at this point
And people think he can solo anyone, even the most powerful in the verse?
@@MJ03H the most powerfull character in the lore is the maker, hank don't stand a chance
If I had to choose where MPN is in Madness Combat timeline, I would choose between Madness Combat 4 and Madness Combat 5. Yeah, Hank's, Sanford's and Deimos' ingame outfits could not exist before the events of Madness Combat 5, but I think that was done because those outfits were iconic. But if you think about it, it would make sense. It could go like this. After the game, Christoff got the halo back, Hank got revived, Auditor took Christoff's warning serious, so he became the owner of AAHW (bought or founded, you to decide), teamed up with Christoff to kill Hank. And the reason why Hank was alone even tho he had buddies is because he rejected them. But they still came back in MC9 to help him because orders from Doc or something. And Hank could save Sanford in the end if MC10 either because:
A)He changed and not that selfish anymore (unlikely).
B)He understood that he will need Sanford for own survival.
C)Since his IQ became lower after the magnification (thanks to Deimos) he just any people who helped him.
@@septypaws i know that one of the devs said that the main story doesn't have any time-loops, but I'm not really sure how to explain it either. Maybe some things got retconned?
@@whatthedoot5604 it's all Canon, but Krinkels said "I'm not a lore guy". So yeah, we pretty much fucked
What if this game takes place at the very end of the series, when Madness Combat is 30 years old(just like Nexus City)
Madness Combat is over
Deimos is back
Nexus City was there for the entire series, just far away
Arena Combat takes place after Main Campaign, as the canonical ending of Madness Combat
Experience the end for yourself
Or just make a MPN tie-in arc spanning over 5 episodes, 1 for each sector(also a .5 episode for Shakedown and another for The Abandoned Sector)
You know Madness:Project Nexus takes place in a city so it's kinda confusing if it takes place in between episodes though.
Sometimes I wonder if the events of MPN, are some kind of history or timeline alternative of the original series
The fact that when he was with Sanford, he asked if he was the one that does jokes trully solidified to me that they weren't friends. For him they're the totally capable guys that he can't kill because doc won't let him. So for me the ending is like Hank just saying "im better than you " Ignoring the fact that Sanford and Deimos helped a lot by doing the "Boring" missions like gatering Intel and stuff, Hank's whole plan was i get Tricky, and he Will surelly help me blow It all up.
@@septypaws exactly
In the end, Hank is built on his very own ego. The only reason he even keeps working with Doc is clearly out of convenience, he'll bring him back anytime he needs as long as he keeps doing his chores.
imagine a universe where christoff realized Hank was gonna end up betraying him and decided that after Phobos was dealt with deciding to prevent that from happening (because we know the keystone fragment is capable of shielding him
@@septypaws yeah but still what hank did was cost the world it's one chance at being saved
Pointless, really.
Even if Sheriff is unaware, Hank will always be dragged back onto Nevada. Doc is just one of the many tendrils of The Machine that does so.
@@ashyunderscore so ur saying doc is a slave to the machine
@@m.j9693 everything is, really, maybe the only exception is The Maker and The Employers themselves.
@@ashyunderscore aren't the employers the stewards of the machine? so I'm sure they're also slaves.
Hear me out. This ending honestly made me feel really bad for Hank, as while this is in his nature, he also knew that the project would explode Nevada like 2 soda cans, and likely him along with it. The way I took this ending is that he finally wants to end the madness or at least himself and saw this as the most efficient way to do it, because no one could bring him back if all of Nevada is gone. He wanted was to go out fighting, but also on his terms so he could finally get his permanent death, so he decides to tear it all down. But even after we do kill him anyway, he still gets no rest because he comes back later. (personally I'd recommend Hank get some serious therapy but that doesn't exist in Nevada)
This truly shows who Hank really Is...
I was searching for this
This track really hammers home the shock and betrayal one would feel to have someone you've been allies with for ages suddenly point their gun at you with absolutely no hesitation.
Everyone's talking about why Hank wanted to destroy Project Nexus, meanwhile I'm here wishing his boss fight was harder.
Im sad that THE Hank J Wimbleton has arguably the easiest boss fight in the whole game
Don't forget jebus,sheriff and possibly tricky
@@m.j9693 yeah but at least they had funny gimmicks (jebus has nexus bolts and can reflect), were designed to be half fights (tricky), and arent Hank (Sheriff)
@@squidking2679 I could also argue that sheriff is one of the easiest boss fights in the game,
other than hank. Cuz based on Zep's play through of the game, you can literally beat the crap out of him, you don't need to be in a shootout with him, you can just use melee weapons to beat him.
@@m.j9693 yeah but at least the sheriff doesnt have the notoriety of hank
@@squidking2679 yeah but he's still one of the easiest boss fights in the game I mean if you put him against hank then hank would just mop him at the floor thus killing him a second time.
"You should have litsened to us hank...."
"This is pointless."
"I've killed a _god._ You don't stand a chance."
"Thanks for the laugh, boys."
Hank's betrayal is something I should've seen coming. Violence is written all over Hank's character, and why save the world if you were responsible for causing it in the first place?
Seriously, it's funny to think about, considering a passing thought could've prevented all of this from happening.
He knew that the mission given to him would destroy the world and still never trusts christoff, and then kills him and turns on his boys.
Now this is where Hank betrayed Sanford and Daimos in the Final Mission *Nothing but a Murderer*
I kinda wonna know what Doc's response to hearing this story from Sanford and Deimos would've been.
No one is Good , No one is bad
We are just Real ,We do what comes natural and whatever that takes
He is not your friend, He is nothing *but a muderer*
Las mujeres lloran en el final de "titanic" pero los hombres lloramos a la traición de Hank J. Reportence con un like 👍
lol I love this
Realmente hank no nos traciono el realmente es haci es parte de su naturaleza
@@bruxnz249 Creo que tiene sentido, en fin Madness proyect Nexus 2 es lo mejor de lo mejor, la verdad esperaba menos de el juego pero para pocos desarrolladores han hecho una obra de arte que no muchos aprecian y conocen.
amamos a hank pero no puede escapar de lo que es, de lo que era y lo que pudo ser.
no nos olvidemos de su típica naturaleza.¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hank is an interesting character imo. For someone with the ego his dialogue displays, his almost mindless loyalty to the mission he currently has is intriguing. Granted it could be because he's aware that rebelling against the Employers wouldn't end well, but you wouldn't expect someone like him to be so devoted to anyone or anything.
Even if i already know that madness project Nexus and Madness combat is not the same universe, this still make me think like.. WTF
But it is, they are in the same universe, where did you get that from?
Where'd you find that image of Hank? I've look all over the web but the only place I can find it is on the loading screen when I play PN2.
This is the music I listen to in the shower while I think about my life
The only reason why Hank Lost is that he was only ever given 3 corpus during that short fight and sanford and deimos got full heath with two extra armor points. And of course the game is pretty easy as a player. This final bonus fight left me disappointed not that hank betrayed but how ridiculously easy it was to beat him. This is Hank we are talking about.
Ig it's kind of the point. Hank is a glass canon, and to his misfortune, Sanford and Deimos aren't "some grunts" or "some A.A.H.W" agents. They are Gen2 Grunts with freedom of thought and near limitless skill ceiling, just like he is.
Hank takes a lot of risky decisions and isn't really the most coherent in his fighting, besides his otherworldy awareness of the surroundings.
@@ashyunderscore I wouldn't call Hank a "glass canon", although he isn't very tank againist bullets or sharp weapons like swords, his resistance to other types of damage shown to be pretty good in the animations as he ate falls high enough to damage ground and literal wall crashes as a breakfast, take punches from characters like Jeb or Retainer (Jebediah can turn genetically enchanced soldiers into a fine paste via smashing them with giant metal crates in animations and Retainer is even stronger as he was capable of break literal metal door and some part of a concrete via sent Hank to it with his punches), survive 2 different train crash and etc. during the animations
@@isimyok960 Some of those don't speak much of resiliance, but rather of his pain endurance, tbh. He's not a glass canon, no, but compared to Deimos or Sanford....yeah kinda.
Men, i was feeling this, at the moment hank nuked christoff i was "I FUCKING KNEW IT"
i like how the three of them chill out after this and continue to series
Having walked such a long way to Nexus-City, everyone forgot that Hank - Nothing, But A Murderer
Madness combat fanon hank: o i love my friends and I'm a anti hero even tho i do bad things
Madness combat canon hank:i f*cking love war i wanna kill and commit terrorism acts and brutal massacre and deimos and Sanford are not my friends just pawns to me
@@septypaws yes
"I'm an anti hero even though I do bad things" that's literally what an anti hero is, a hero with no heroic traits.
@@m.j9693 isn't hank just straight up a villain?
@@Ciaramae7 well I mean based on his actions throughout the series, he is but we never really see him crossed that line yet. it is up until madness project nexus 2 is where he really crossed the line, he never listens to his own companions warnings, used this mission as an excuse to kill people, and is threatening to end the world. That is where hank really turned into a villain.
here's hoping we can one day take control of Hank on this scene and disposing of Sanford and Deimos, just to feed our curiosity as to how nevada "blowing up" would look like
I'd imagine a Sanford and Deimos fight would be harder and have some kind of trick to it unlike the Hank one
kind of like in hotline miami with the Biker boss and the Jacket boss
Hank lost to the power of friendship
Finally, I found it! Thank you!
Also, I'm sure it was made by Locknar; he would've added it in the list of tracks if it wasn't for the simplicity of the theme
Edit: Found the source of Locknar's comment, it's in one of the comment threads of this video ua-cam.com/video/36q0R4jyRXA/v-deo.html
You're *B E T R A Y E D*
-Mustached Star
finally the only track i know that was first on roblox then on yt
I just love the ending, the way hank acts, it's just his normal personality, nothing changes in him, he's acting like he acted in the whole Game, not like other games where the character turns Bad for no reason, here hank Even talk to sanford and deimos with phrases like: "this is a nosense" "i killed a god, You have no chance"
Is like... Hank is trying to solve it by words But he keep fighting... And the way he says "between You and me, i was hoping it would come to this" before the first mission in Nexus tower we already see that hank is discussing with sanford and deimos, But christoff stops him, It's a great end, and i like to think that this happens before mc series, like, at the end the proyect of auditor was rebooting all to 0, changing madness history
@@septypaws yes, what i mean, is that, the history of pn2 and classic is like the original But with changes, and then after the reboot, happens everything in madness series, for example, in mpn2 tricky just stopped fighting hank in mc4 when hank shoot him, cause during the gameplay i saw tricky had a part of his mask broken, then the history of pn2 would come after chapter 4, cause we see jeb with mc5 suit
@@DoblajesRandom2 but mpn2 takes place in a city so its kinda confusing when you put it in between episodes though.
@@DoblajesRandom2 the only game that can be put in between episodes is mpn classic cuz it takes place in a desert area where all the mc episodes take place.
@@m.j9693 i just said that ._.
@@DoblajesRandom2 when?
now that you think about it, it was obious, he WOULD betray us, think about it as this
first: at MC4 we hear this, hank has *no regret, no remorse, only Madness* , this tell us something, that for hank, nothing is important, he can easily kill his friends just to kill a few more agents, like he tryes to on MPN , nothing is more important that *madness*
second: at the non canonical area, theres the classical incident ROMP.fla they hold some letters, they say that *YOU ARE BETRAYED!*
and even the star says this: *this familiar face, your friend in purpose, HAS BETRAYED YOU!* , i mean, thats kinda obious
third: at MC9, after Deimoss death, Hank uses him as a *meat Shield* , whitout a problem, this shows that deimoss was nothing, on another part hank holds Sandford and saves him from Auditors death, which was explosive, he only did this so Sandford could help him later, and also, because, he actually *did not* whant to kill them..., well, *unless they got in the way of his massive genocide* , *which they did*
and lastly: if youve seen the entire MC series, you know that Hank is here only for the *murdering* or *genocide* wich he loves to do, this means that he has no problem on killing his friends just to continue his most important thing in the world
*only madness...*
1. The romp video isn't related to it. It may look like it's a sign that their ally hank is gonna betray them, but there's not really a connection to it it's just referring to the romp guys so its just its own story.
2. Didn't Deimos use hank as a meatshield too though? so it would make sense he was going to return the favor.(even though he wasn't really aware of Deimos dying when he was dead at the time)
3. Ur probably right about hank destroying the science tower to satisfy his sociopathic desires cuz they already did destroy the project and completed the mission, but hank wants to go even further which means he was using this mission as an excuse.
Well, youre probably right about romp, since it's supposed to be non canonical, but, since it wasnt just an incident, and had that theme about betray, i did think this was a prelude, still, youre probably right, on another part
I think i'm right about the deimoss body think, just that he uses Hanks body too, making it a little more complicated to explain, the think that defers from deimoss to Hanks body is that deimoss seems to not be that strong, and whit that i refer to the fact that, Hank is the most strong of the three , and also that deimoss wasnt strong enought to carry all of Hanks gear and body whit one hand, so he is forced to use him as weapon sometimes, and to drop him for a little whille he defends himself, but Hank on the other hand, was strong enought, he could have done like he did whit sandford a little furter on the next episode, the thing that could make this teory not true is that they could have already a plan for deimoss death whit 2Bedammed or the doc, in which case Hank had to let deimoss there on the floor, the only thing about Hanks use of deimoss body that wasnt etical (Even for the group) is that he uses him whit a gas Pipe to do a explosive trap, the thing here is that it would obiously damage deimoss body, and, if You look Even furter, these could be the same places where dedmoss ends up having a rebuild, meaning that the damages that dedmoss sufered that caused him a rebuild where probably just simbolicall, since deimoss needed to know from where his rebuild came (or at least hell did) he ended up sufering those almost same damages on his body, just look at deimoss dead body on MC8 and then look and dedmoss on Dedmoss rebuild, you'll see that the places dedmoss now has a rebuild, are the places that deimoss got damaged by the gas Pipe explosion
I personally think that this wasnt a mission untill MC5 (arround there deimoss and sandford appear) Hank was just killing, but deimoss and sandford did think he was on a mission to destroy the AAHW and it's Bad intentions, so Hank followed the mission lie untill MPN2 on which is descovered that he was *nothing more than a murderer*
@@GameSlayerVideos1442bruh there were always on a mission, look at mpn: calssic hank was given a paper by doc saying 1.rescue noobs(Sanford and Deimos) 2. Destroy nexus(the main mission) 3. Acquire hardware 4. Proceed and heck the jebus flashback even support this.
Oh i dint remember that detail, then youre totally right, but, i still think that Hank did never take this as a mission, it was more like a little funny GENOCIDE, and i think that, what Hank said on MPN (the diference between You and me is that i *hoped* for this to happen) shows us that, deimoss and sandford never where his Friends, they where nothing more than a little help to make Even more kills
Yo that theme sounds really good but Why Hank? Why ya gotta betray your buds like that? I still love him tho.
@@septypaws yeah 😔
@@septypaws Meanwhile in the main series hank treats Sanford like his child lmao
@@septypaws So why did you go to rescue Sanford and Deimos in project Nexus Clasic?
@@drjian6852 I think the magnification process could've messed around with his head. MAG Hank and Hank seem like 2 entirely different people (and since Hank's S-3LF is still in the Purgatory as of Ep9, I theorize they actually are). Hank in Incident 001A (Incidents give us more insights on characters' character, or reasons) is shown to just love carnage. He threw already dead people into a giant blender just to make more bloody mess. Hank in MPN is shown to be a childish loner, and an egoist. MAG Hank actually seems to have more thinking into his actions. He might still enjoy violence and carnage, but everything else about him seems different. He seems overall more intelligent, where he pulled that sudden stunt with the enhanced L33T Agent and used Deimos' dead body as bait for the enhanced A.T.P. Engineers to later make instant work of them. He even played rock-paper-scissors with Sanford, whilst the original Hank would've jumped right in to shoot people. He also, as you said, seems to care for Sanford. He protects him when he needs it.
@@septypaws idiots means lots of different things if you are talking about it in a relationship term
Project nexus you 1 and 3 happened between apotheosis and depredation so 4 and 5 the hank from the loading screen is hank of madness 6 and the reason he originally lost his jaw was in his battle against Phobos where he loses his jaw originally
I honestly never expected this. I'm gonna be real with you, i thought after beating Phobos that was it, and I've never been so wrong in my life.
This may just be me rambling about stuff but I feel like this all stems from Hank's distrust towards Christoff, as well as Hank being reckless and impatient.
He probably didn't really believe Christoff when he said that ending the project would end the world, mainly because Hank didn't trust him. He told Sanford that he wanted to keep an eye on Christoff, and was suspicious of him, so he probably believed that he was going to take over the project for his own desires, or at the very least, he expected Christoff to betray the group. They've fought and killed each other in the past before, but Christoff was able to put his distrust aside for the greater good of Nevada. Hank however, was not.
And as for Deimos and Sanford, Hank seemed confused when Deimos and Sanford reacted with horror when he tried to kill Christoff with a rocket launcher, so up until that point he probably thought that they both felt the same way, or were at least aware of his plan. When he realized that they thought otherwise, Hank believed they were in the way of getting the mission done, which in his mind, was top priority. Death isn't a big deal to Hank, so killing his teammates wouldn't be a big deal to him, and in his mind, it was probably the quickest way to deal with the situation.
Hank isn't really shown listening to reason or logic, nor is he seen caring about the consequences of his actions. He's reckless and impatient, and that probably caused him to do what he did.
i can agree with that
Well yeah, originally they agreed to Hank's idea of blowing up the science tower to end the project. It is up until the last leg where they met tricky and told them that blowing up the Science Tower would end the world. After that they decided to warn hank about it, and that's what they did in the intro cutscene of base jumping, where they warn hank about destroying the Science tower, but hank just dismisses them, saying that the mission is the mission and after they defeated both Phobos and gestalt during the rush meaning they ended the project, hank still insists of blowing up the science tower to end the project and would kill anyone who opposed his idea of the mission but Sanford and Deimos tried to talk hank out of this but hank doesn't listen and still insists of blowing up the science tower, where they don't have any choice but to fight him which lead to Hank's downfall.
Gives me same vibes as Betrayal from Silent Hill 1.
he didn't betray anyone, he only did what he was told to, DESTROY project nexus
and he didn't leave behind allies, he left behind desserters
Do you really think that blowing up the science tower means mission accomplished lol.
@@m.j9693 I mean... technicly in some way.
@@WorstKLBRatS-23 look I don't think the employers or doc would be stupid enough to order him to destroy the science tower cuz u know what happens if hank blows up the science tower Nevada gets f'd up.
@@m.j9693 we can all agree that whoever hank was working for at the time did not want that motherfucker to blow up the science tower
this boss fight sometimes makes me feel bad, because we actually see what kind of person hank really is, he doesn't like or care for anyone, probably not even himself. it sucks because i really like him.
theres a quote that matches hank. “you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain” since he was our hero in mc1
He was never really a hero in madness 1 cuz he literally gunned down everyone in a park over a boombox and enjoying it.
@@m.j9693 they still called him “our hero”
@@silburrrrdurrr well it's now changed to the protagonist cuz his Actions throughout the series is not really "heroic".
@@silburrrrdurrr Yes, "our hero" has zero implications towards him being morally correct. He's Our Hero because we're following him and rooting for him.
@@Gabriel-G. now hold on i wasn’t saying hank was right about any of this
It reminds me of Hank's death theme from the sheriff saga
In my opinion it didn't really feel right when hank did his betrayal. Even if I think about it, the start of madness combat was hank getting punched in the face for no reason, and then him killing a bunch of people and then some more. I wouldnt think hank would turn to just be a murderer and nothing else. The end of the game was really confusing because a lot of things happened at the same time: Phobos + Gestalt dies, hank betrays everyone, christoff finds sheriff, auditor and some other nerds arrive, and then thats it. Hank's betrayal just did not feel right. But it's just my opinion so who am I to talk?
Hank is a psychopath man and he’s really good at his job. If you tell him destroy a project he will destroy everything surrounding that project until it’s gone, just like he was going to do to Project Nexus until he was stopped by Sanford and Deimos. Plus didn’t he murder the guy in the background in MC 1, they were literally doing nothing and he killed them. Plus if we go by the lore Hank’s literally a mercenary not because he wants to get paid, he literally became one since he likes killing.
The first episode of Madness Combat literally confirms that Hank loves to kill people, especially people who are against him. He _killed_ someone over being shoved out of the way, Hank doing something like this is no surprise. Deimos and Sanford were against Hank, or Hank's reason, in this moment and he did what he does best.
@@Gabriel-G. If you go frame by frame in mc1, the boombox guy threw 2 punches and he acted in self defense, and then another guy got angry, and then another, and then another... he probably killed the last guy in the heat of the moment and that's where his love for killing people begun.
@@drjian6852 I know the Boombox man's reaction is what caused this, but Hank's retaliation is what made it worse.
@@drjian6852 And he literally had guns and grenades on him. What for if he's in a park?
Hank: "Good soldiers follow orders"
This is one of two tracks in the game that seem to have gone undocumented.
This, as well as that lobby track that plays when you're in the reception area of the first Nexus Tower building.
It also plays when you're in the lobby of Slaughter Time, before you head into your changeroom.
Can you upload that track, too? I have not been able to find it whatsoever on YT.
Honestly, I'd love to find out if it was Chesh or Locknar that made these tracks. I literally cannot tell- I can see it being both.
@@septypaws Thank you!! Appreciate it!
this theme is known as Locknar - Nothing But a Murderer :)
To me he is the number one ,most evil main protagonist ever This guy does not care for anyone, even with his allies ,he sees his allies as tools and not care about them.
TyroneFartPics not accepting my friend request:
Everyone is a sinner in Nevada
Hank's betrayals....
Familiar faces.
Allies.
[You have been betrayed.]
It all comes Full circle for what's to come. The [OST 80 FINALE]
I needed this
Sandford and diemos walked through the hallways of the nexus, as they did they could hear him coming, their former friend, their former Comrade, hank. Sandford and Deimos always knew hank was a cruel killer but they never knew he’d do this, turn on them kill jebus and attempt to destroy the whole world. BANG sandford fell over as a bullet shredded through his arm nearly causing it to fall off. Deimos turned to shoot but was met with a gut shot that sent him falling next to sandford. Stomp stomp stomp stomp, the hard thud of heavy combat boots echoed through the hallway. There he was Hank soaked in more blood then any one man would have in his whole body, his cold dead gaze through red tinted goggles as he walked toward his friends holding a modified tatical AK with a large serrated bayonet with the blood and brains of a poor basterd hanging off the blade. Sandford got up holding his arm. “HOW COULD YOU DO THIS, you were our friend hank, we were partners we did what we did but this is, this is sick hank destroying the whole world, is that your game TO BE THE ONLY ONE LEFT”. Hank stood silent and then looked at Deimos and then back at sandford. “You don’t get it, you never have gotten it, this all of this it doesn’t mean fucking shit, there’s no good guys here my friend, there’s just monsters and victims, I don’t give a shit about the right thing, or good causes or even looking like a “protagonist”, I want to murder and slaughter my way through the idiots that stand in my way and unfortunately for you two, my old “friends” hank said with an air quote. “You…..got…..in…..my…..way”. Deimos clutched his stomach gushing blood, “WERE YOUR FRIENDS YOU SON OF A BITCH, we did what we did because it was nessasary, BUT THIS this isn’t nessasaey hank, this…..THIS IS MADNESS”. Hank stood quiet for a minute and then he looked at sandford and Deimos……..and he began to laugh a deep guttural sociopathic laugh. “Hahahahahahaha……hahahahahahahahahaha…….HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA, that’s the point Deimos” hank aimed his gun at the two on the ground with a deranged grin. “It’s…..all…..MADNESS. Hank unloaded his entire clip into the duo their blood and chunks of their bodies went flying everywhere and hank didn’t stop until his entire clip was empty into his former squadmates and until they were nothing more then red smears on the floor and walls. The thoughts ran through hanks mind, or rather a thought ran through his head, it wasnt one of regret or sadness or empathy or even hate, all he could think was……WHOS NEXT.
Didn't he kill them for a mission?
Hank just... wanted it all to end.
Is that really so bad?
Wonder if anyone here knows the blame is on the *machine*
The machine is already dead by the time story mode happens
@@cumcer6140 Machine is never dead? The employers cant exist without the machine and as we can all see auditor is still fine
@@DanTheLongMan001 where did you get that from?
We killed the machine in mpn2 and i never heard that the employers need it to live
@@cumcer6140 We killed the avatar of the machine and it is the reason we are stuck in a timeloop. Nevada IS the machine, without it we'd all be mere possibilities of the infinite abyss once more.
Also I just read lore stuff and krinkles stream.
I find this music, finally
Before i watched the Madness combat series, i used to see Auditor as either a friend or foe to Hank. And the wikipedia says that Auditor is an enemy to Hank. Not a friend. And i actually know why. It all started since Madness combat 1: the boombox incident📻 Hank was irritated by that guy playing the chicken dance with a friggin boombox📻 Hank asked him to turn it down & he punched him in the face! Then he punched everyone's faces including Jeb. And in the end, he danced and admit it was fun beating up a lot of people. Foreshadowing what he is now for the rest of the series. And now in project nexus, he has gotten the murdering thing to the limits. He has turned against his allies, Sanford & Deimos & wants to finish his own mission: Destroy project nexus💥 However, he's killing spree has come to an end thanks to Deimos & Sanford. To those of the Hank J. Wimbleton fans who loved him so much, are blinded by how murderous he really is. It is written in the near pure evil wikipedia📄 No one should stay attached to this man. He has committed many crimes today that the police are shocked to see & report this to the FBI. Even our lord & savior Jesus Christ (not Jeb) cannot forgive that boy's wrongdoings. Now the only characters i love is Sheriff, Deimos, Sanford, Jeb & Auditor. Hank has broken my heart💔 He shall never be forgiven... At least he gets to play volleyball in limbo🏐 He is banned from Fnf!
Given what Hank has fought and faced before. I feel like he should've been way harder to kill
I think sanford and deimos have proven themselves to be strong enough when they're together
I was saying NOOOOOO when he shot Jebus
You should’ve listen to us hank.
Dont be sad it can be get worse, krinkels just gives conrol to hank and just makes us kills sanford and deimos. Luckly didint happend
i like that they did this and i like how of a fucking dumbass yet smartestest, skillest person hank is. let me talk, hank hasnt really realized that the only reason he has been succeeding is because other people have helped him. deimos and sanford have been helping him succeed through a mission and jebus LITERALLY helping them by powering the generations to kill that big ass monster thats been hunting them through half of the missions! hank thinking that now he killled a god (phobos, that big monter, literally almost half of the A.A.H.W, project nexus itself) he can do anything he wants btw i have heard that everytime hank dies a clone of him spawns in the ''OTHER PLACE'' which might be true because we saw hank from madness 6 in part 9.5 part 2 WITH the recent hank we were (which is probably why he hasnt managed to take control of everything like he almost did in project nexus yet) but we saw that hank form the sixth episode GOT REVIVED which means he might take over. plus the mf got an upgrade by being a half mag which is also troubling
Me with RTX
When the madness has gone to far
Hank gone to far
Hank: well you see I wanted to betray you guys from the start I was waiting for the best time to do it and now I will see how skilled you are
Bruh he betrayed them cuz they were standing on his way of his so called "mission" that's why.
Locknar
i think this was a process for him to get to.
started a fight because of getting hit by a guy with a boombox.
doing confirmation kills after a guy he pushed got back up to try and kill him.
dying and reviving over and over.
hank clearly just doesn't give a shit anymore.
and no longer cares for Sanford's or Deimos's safety
like in the series.
he did have sanford's back
making sure no agent does a sneak attack.
but any amount of humanity? nevadiany? whatever you'd call it
is no longer present.
any good quality's he had before are gone.
i decided to add something here that uhhh
this song isn't included in the soundtrack on steam.
which i find pretty odd.
I don't think he had good qualities before tho. Sure, he didn't try to destroy world in animations, but still this is the same guy who brings an entire arsenal to a public park and massacres 30 people (and one of them being a completelly innocent civillain) and having good time with it
But aren't you forgetting that they were on a mission.
Сейчас герой не тот, кто спасает людей и сеит добро, а тот кто лучше всех выполняет приказы.