2BDAMNED

"Doc", or common alias "2BDamned", is the tetartagonist of the Madness Combat series. He helps Deimos escape from Purgatory in the events of DedmosRebuilt.fla. He wears sensor goggles with an "off-center detector" resembling a doctor's headlamp that provides a wealth of information on the internally viewable HUD, an armored air filter and bandages around his jaw, a collared black vest, and a dark gray shirt. Doc appears to be the most strategic of the protagonists.

Name: 2BDamned(but that's actually his nickname. No one knows his name). Nickname: Doc. Role: Protagonist. Kills: 9 (3 by association). Allies: Deimos, Fellow09, Hank J. Wimbleton, Sanford. Species: The Grunt, Nevadian. Enemies: Purgatory, A.A.H.W.

2BDamned is a grunt and is apparently the same clone as all the other grunts, so anatomically he has no reproductive organs and is initially infertile. He has gray skin like all Nevadians, except for the zeds.He wears sensor goggles with an "off-center detector" resembling a doctor's headlamp that provides a wealth of information on the internally viewable HUD, an armored air filter and bandages around his jaw, a collared black vest, and a dark gray shirt. Under the bandages he has a bare and somewhat injured jaw with holes. He has hairy legs and arms... Yeah.

Because of 2BDamned's recent introduction to the series, little is currently known about him. He is shown to be affiliated with Hank, Sanford and Deimos against the A.A.H.W. Doc appears to be the most strategic of the protagonists. Most of his actions seem to reflect that he knows what he's doing more than some of the other characters. This manifests itself as a disgruntled and cynical attitude, where he tends to complain about situations he finds himself in, or chide others when things don't go according to plan. He also seems to be more tactical and cautious than the other characters, as reflected in his fighting style, which has shown to place emphasis on defense, deception, and subversion. In this way he has been able to avoid direct confrontation by misdirecting and ambushing his attackers. Despite his seriousness, he has a playful side to his work. From DISSENTER, after tricking a Soldat into firing on his own teammates he sends a taunting message to the Soldat's laptop. He also seems to be dissatisfied and impatient, inclined to complain about the situations in which he finds himself, reproaches others when everything does not go according to plan.

Doc’s skills are almost inverted of Deimos's; Deimos is mainly invested in combat while also capable of technical ability, whereas Doc appears to prefer using technical ability over combat wherever he can. He demonstrates significant technical prowess, similar to Deimos. Along with Fellow09, he managed to coordinate a rescue effort to get Deimos out of Purgatory. When faced with a raid, Doc preferred to take advantage of the A.A.H.W.'s communications, hacking into a soldat's laptop and tricking him into wiping out most of his own team, before going out and finishing off what was left himself. Doc is also implied to have knowledge regarding how the Madness universe works, given that he knew how to preform the operation to save Deimos from the afterlife in the first place, or was given instructions by some higher authority to do this. He also restores Hank's memory from an improbability drive backup using a network share in the opening sequence of Madness Combat 9.5, which would require intimate knowledge of Hank being in The Other Place at the time, pinpointing his location, and starting an upload. Doc may even have done this for Hank every time he has died. In combat, Doc appears to be skilled with his VSS Vintorez rifle. He is shown to be capable of shooting a soldat in the eye through a pair of binoculars at long range, suggesting excellent marksmanship. In addition to this he is also competent in using grenades, throwing one around a corner to kill an engineer.

Despite his screen-time itself being short, Doc plays the role of the deuteragonist in the final short of Deimos' Adventure. He, along with another individual known as "FellowD9", are part of an extraction team that is attempting to rescue Deimos from Purgatory. He first appears in Nevada near a tent with a console and rifle inside, staring off into the distance. Suddenly, Doc’s console lights up, and he approaches it to see the notification. Fellow09 informs him that he has found Deimos, and requests for him to be anchored. Doc heads away from the tent to activate the anchor, but by the time he does, Deimos had already beaten Fellow09 to death and dodged the anchor. Throughout the next segment, Doc attempts to anchor Deimos a few more times, none of which succeed. Due to this, Doc attempts to communicate to Deimos through posters on the walls, telling him cooperate and chastising him for being cocky, as well as warning him "try not to drag Hell back in with you". Eventually, Doc manages to bring Deimos back after hitting him with a button. Back in Nevada, he taps some things into his tablet next to Deimos's embedded corpse, and then pulls a lever, which brings the stone-ridden Deimos into Nevada. Doc approaches Deimos with a syringe and sticks it into the back of his neck off-screen, as four giant Agents and a giant Soldat appear, with bony protrusions in their faces. As Doc and Deimos face the four large agents, Doc dryly complains "God damn it Deimos" as the animation ends. Doc receives his first main role in DISSENTER. Roughly around the time of Madness Antipathy, an Agency assault team shows up at the door of his apartment and prepares to raid, believing that Hank is there as it was his old home. Doc manages to hack a Soldat's terminal and gives him "new orders" to fire a HE “spicy” rocket at the door instead of a stun rocket at the window.

As the soldat looks through the binoculars to check on the raid, he spots Doc aiming directly at him with the Vintorez, before being shot through the binoculars. As Doc returns to his damaged home, he grumbles, "Damn Agency breaking my stuff, Hank doesn't even live here anymore" as the video ends.

9.5 Part 1: Doc makes a reappearance in Madness Combat 9.5 as a side protagonist. He is seen in the opening sequence restoring Hank’s memory from an Improbability Drive backup. His hacking is interrupted by a message which reads: ”LISTEN HERE HACKER”. ”YOUR INTEREST WILL BE TERMINATED”. ”HANK WILL BE RETAINED”. The animation then cuts to three grunts in Purgatory.

9.5 Part 2: Doc makes a direct appearance in the episode. Doc is seen at his computer after the tracking for Hank was lost by Tricky who cut up a Retainer with a chainsaw. He proceeds by inserting a small device into the corpse of a Soldat who seems to have a chunk of it's head missing. He returns to the computer and activates seemingly an exe file called "Coin Flip.exe" and seems to have it find a suitable Hank. the next time we hear of Doc is possibly at the end where he says "I'll keep taking them back."

Madness Combat 12: Contravention: Doc is seen standing next to a crater on the ground which most likely leads to the other place. Here, he drops a small device and starts furiously tapping on his table, presumably texting Deimos. On another scene, Doc is seen talking to Deimos while Deimos is driving towards Sanford. On the last sequence of the episode, Deimos arrives and Doc tells him to hurry up and bring Sanford back.

At the outset, Nevada appeared as a pristine but entirely gray landscape, dotted with hills, cliffs, and a few trees. However, as the series progressed, it gradually acquired an almost apocalyptic atmosphere, particularly after the replacement of the sun with a red glow.

Though seemingly originally founded by the Sheriff, the organization at some point fell under the control of the Auditor following the Sheriff's demise. Under the Auditor's direction, new ranks within the organization such as the agents, A.T.P. Engineers and Soldats, and MAG agents were initiated. Orginal Units: Grunt: A.A.H.W. Grunts are plain characters wearing grey shirts, and serve as the base appearance for most Nevadeans. These are usually either newly signed-up agents who have lackluster fighting skills, or what newly-made clones look like before they can be given a more specialized purpose. Since Madness Combat 5: Depredation, their presence in the series began to greatly decrease, and they were eventually replaced by Agents as the series main canon-fodder units. 1337 Agent: Agents (Also known as 1337 agents or l33t agents) are dressed in business suits and "Smith shades." They are one rank higher than the average grunt and are the agency's most frequent combat unit. They excel at being versatile in combat, being able to handle a multitude of different weapons, ranging from blades, to shotguns and assault rifles and often come in large numbers. A.T.P. Engineer: A.T.P. engineers are the first of the agency's Advanced Training Program units. They wear suits with straps and distinctive yellow-visored masks and are known to shed yellow blood. They are higher in hierarchy than grunts and agents, and are often seen maintaining machinery, terminals or just standing guard in the agency's multiple facilities. They are also given heavier weaponry to fight intruders. Usually armed with FAMAS, AK, Glock, and the Wrench. A.T.P. Soldat: A.T.P. Soldats are the second of the agency's Advanced Training Program units. They wear business suits with a bandolier and a distinctive yellow-glass monocle that is surgically attached to their eye.

They are of higher hierarchy than grunts and agents and display greater combat prowess than all of the above units, being capable of dodging gunfire or melee strikes, quickly getting back up from being knocked down and a more agressive attack pattern. Despite their major combat capabilities they are slaughtered just like their peers, although putting up a better fight. Mag Agents: MAGnified Agents are agents that have gone through a process where they are enhanced in size, roughly 2.5 times bigger than the average agent. They possess gigantic weapons, such as MAGnified deagles, shotguns and so on and exhibit a great tolerance to pain, rarely every flinching to shots fired upon them. Scientist: Scientist are units which do not fight but rather just do experiments and lab work. They wear a scientist suit and sometimes a visor, a pair of goggles, or a pair of glasses. Might also carry a tiny revolver. Janitor: Janitors are units which do not fight but rather just clean, though they do sometimes visibly get upset when someone makes a mess. They look like basic grunts but wear aprons.