Henry Stickman

height: 183 cm. Weight: 50 kg / 110 lbs. Occupation: Determinant; Criminal. Prisoner at West Mesa Penitentiary. Prisoner of The Wall. Prisoner of the Toppat Clan. Government private investigator. Bounty hunter. Leader of the Toppat Clan. Secret government agent. Special agent for covert operations. Member of the Toppat Clan. Owner of the Stickmin Space Center. Leader of his own faction, Toppat. A little bit of everything in a few words.

His main characteristic is stealing and escaping from prisons. He has a friend named Charles who started helping him in Infiltrating the Airship and Fleeing the Complex; in the latter, he befriends Ellie, another prisoner who was incarcerated.

Interesting facts: •Although he is the protagonist, he has almost no lines of dialogue. If we count all the failures Henry has experienced, Henry has died about 150 times. •Henry is aware of the endings and routes taken by the player, so he would make each ending and failure canonical. •Henry knows perfectly well that it's from a video game, there are even times when he alters the game itself in order to pass certain stages or do certain actions. •Henry is also overweight because he fell off a pipe while going to the left, Ellie was trying to catch him, trying to keep her balance on a pipe. •He almost always has very bad aim due to several mistakes. •Henry is 28 years old during the events of Fleeing the Complex. This would place his birth date at the end of the 20th century.

Henry is a stickman with brown shoes; he has black eyebrows that stick out from his face. The only known way to differentiate him from other stickmen is by the color of his shoes.

In Rapidly Promoted Executive, he wears a black top hat with a gold-plated dollar sign surrounded by small diamond dots. In Toppat Recruits, he wears a dark blue top hat with a gold "H". In Revenged, he has a robotic appearance; his spine and left arm are now completely cybernetic.

And in all the times Henry has collaborated with the government, whether as an agent or a bounty hunter, he dresses differently in several of the endings. For example, in Master Bounty Hunter, he wears a bulletproof vest with a knife on his back. In Government Supported Private Investigator, he wears an earpiece that allows him to communicate with Charles from his helicopter.

Henry can be incredibly lucky, or utterly unlucky, the kind of guy nature seems to want dead. Sometimes he appears weak, since his fists barely register. He's incredibly greedy, stealing whenever he gets the chance. This leads to numerous problems and even imprisonment for his thefts.

Henry can also be a generous person or an arrogant person, it depends on how you get along with him.

Henry is a confirmed introvert, both lucky and unlucky. He frequently makes foolish and reckless decisions, which often land him in jail. He fancies himself a legend and tends to act grandiosely, but this arrogance often causes his missions to end in comical failures. He is extremely greedy, always on the lookout for valuable objects such as large gems, precious items stolen by the Toppat Clan, or simply cash, which frequently gets him into trouble. His combat techniques reflect his reckless nature.

Henry's defining trait is his selfish greed. He is first seen attempting to rob a bank in the first game. His persistence was rewarded with a prison sentence, but it's also made abundantly clear that being incarcerated for the failed robbery changed nothing, and in the Escaping the Prison ending, "Lawyered Up," he immediately chases after a nearby armored truck after being acquitted.

Even after being arrested and having to escape, it's clear he learned little. Upon seeing the Tunisian Diamond on the news, he was only interested in the money and immediately prepared to steal it. Despite this, he knew where to draw the line with his greed, as he willingly abandoned the diamond to save himself. He was also completely prepared to commit murder to achieve his goals, as he dropped the diamond on a guard's head without hesitation.

Despite everything, Henry cares about others if they are on his side. This is clearly seen when he breaks down after Charles' sacrifice to save him.

Depending on his choice, Henry could betray anyone he works with. In Airship, Henry could abandon his government mission to act on his own by stealing the ruby ​​or joining the Toppats. He could also choose to leave Ellie behind after she helps him in Complex.

Breaking the Bank: Henry repeatedly attempts to break into a (seemingly) randomly placed bank in the middle of a desert. This is where he begins to display his iconic failures. In his trial and error, he uses a shovel to dig a tunnel, explosives, a laser drill, a wrecking ball, a teleporter, and finally, a disguise. All the tools he uses, except for the disguise, backfire on him. Although the disguise also leads to his imprisonment, the others end up injuring him; however, unlike his failures in other instances, these are considered canon, as Henry is noted to have taken "many cuts and bruises" and "quite a beating" in Escape from Jail.

Escaping the Prison: The next part of Henry's story begins with him in jail. Two police officers named Rupert Price and Dave Panpa call his attention, one of them teasing him by saying he's free to leave, and then laughing at him, saying he was just joking. They then hand him a package he received, mentioning that they've already checked for anything useful. However, Dave, one of the security guards, hadn't actually checked the package. As they leave, Henry opens the box to find a cake that pops open and has something inside. Henry reaches for the cake only to find and use a tool to his advantage. Henry finds a file in the cake and decides to file down the cell bars to escape. He is then attacked by the two security guards who gave him the "cake." After he hits them both with the filed-down bar, two more guards emerge from an elevator and spot Henry. He quickly enters a closet and uses a chair to climb into the air duct. From there, he makes his way to the prison roof. Henry notices a box containing one last tool for him: the plungers. He uses the plungers to slowly lower himself down the prison walls and eventually runs out into the desert, free.

Stealing the Diamond: As the story continues, Henry sees a news clip on his television showing the mayor announcing the opening of the Tunisian Diamonds exhibit. Since the Tunisian diamond is worth up to $12 million, Henry quickly decides to steal it. He is seen removing the keys from the table and heading to the museum.

Henry rides his scooter through the museum's main entrance. He weaves past several guards, shielding himself from bullets with a shield. He uses a tow cable to pull the diamond out of the museum. As he's on the trail, the police give chase and try to shoot him. Henry quickly throws a rock at an officer, Johnny, whose fall prompts the police to call for backup. Soon, in a parody of Grand Theft Auto, a helicopter arrives, carrying a sniper from Team Fortress 2. Henry then deflects the bullets with the bubble shield from Sonic 3 and escapes the helicopter by going into a tunnel. At a dead end, due to an unfinished bridge, the police demand Henry's surrender. Henry, however, pulls the diamond off the bridge, grabs onto his scooter, and quickly falls into the river, escaping the policeman's bullet. He wakes up in a swamp next to his diamond and celebrates his success with a dance.

Infiltrating the Airship: Henry ends up being kidnapped by the government, waking up in a helicopter piloted by Charles Calvin. Captain Galeforce, after hearing about Henry's abilities, offers him his help in taking down a notorious criminal organization called the Toppat Clan in exchange for clearing his criminal record from past games.

Henry, using an earpiece given to him by Charles Calvin, goes to the upper deck of the Toppats' airship, where he listens to Charles's orders. Charles tells him that there's a Toppat below, guarding the upper entrance. Henry immediately uses the vacuum cleaner to get the Toppat out of the way and open the hatch. After descending the hatch's stairs, he sees a meeting taking place further up, where many Toppats are discussing new weapons for the Clan.

Henry decides to put glue on his hands to climb the walls and ceiling unnoticed.

Then he is in a room and hears that a Toppat tried to enter but cannot because the doors are jammed.

Charles Calvin: In every route where Henry allies himself with the government (Government-Supported Private Investigator), Henry and Charles are portrayed as best friends, even in routes where they don't interact much. This is especially true in Cleaned 'em Out, where the duo doesn't interact at all, yet they are shown to remain friends who stay in touch. Special BROvert Ops depicts a brotherly bond between the two as they work together and are happy to reconnect while working on more missions. Valiant Hero showcases the very close bond Henry and Charles share by showing them very excited to work together again. Although Henry rebels against the Government in the Pureblood Thief route, he is still considered something of an ally to Charles, who asks for his help in taking down the Toppats in the TR/PP routes. This is further emphasized at the end of Pardoned Pals, when Charles refers to Henry as a "friend."

Ellie Rose: Henry has a genuine and friendly relationship with Ellie in Convict Allies and any Completing the Mission route that follows, accompanying and assisting him on any mission he undertakes. Although their teamwork sometimes leads to hilarious mishaps, they nonetheless get along very well. Henry and Ellie seem to consider each other equally important, as towards the end of Convict Allies, they both had the opportunity to escape without the other after being captured by Dmitri and Grigori, but instead, they both chose to save each other. This is also seen in the Capital Gains route, where choosing Sword and causing Ellie's death will immediately result in a betrayal message and cause a glitch, showing how important Henry considers Ellie's life. Similarly, Ellie attempts to trap Henry in an explosion in the Pardoned Pals/Toppat Recruits route (though she doesn't need to, as Henry generates a notepad).

General Hubert Galeforce: Henry begins as a criminal who demonstrates skills that pique Galeforce's interest. This is what initially leads Galeforce to capture him and entrust him with the task of eliminating the Toppats in exchange for his pardon. From that point on, their relationship largely depends on whether Henry chooses to obey and complete the mission or rebel, abandoning the original plan.

Reginald Copperbottom: The relationship between Henry and Reginald varies depending on the path they take. Sometimes they get along, but most of the time they hate each other.

Right hand: Their relationship varies depending on the route. Sometimes they get along, but most of the time they hate each other. They don't interact on routes where Henry is allied with the government.

Dmitri Johannes Petrov: Henry and Dmitri despise each other. Dmitri only wants to imprison (or even kill, if necessary) Henry. Dmitri calls him "infamous" when they first meet, even though he had no idea who Henry was before Grigori suggested imprisoning him.

Grigori Olyat: Since Grigori was Dmitri's right-hand man, he and Henry also despised each other. Grigori wanted to imprison or kill Henry, just like Dmitri.

Rupert Price: Henry and Rupert met as enemies, with Rupert being one of the police officers who kept him locked up in West Mesa Penitentiary. However, they later became allies after Henry agreed to help Rupert and Galeforce take down the infamous Toppat clan.

John Pilskin: When John first meets Henry, he refers to him as a "legend," which demonstrates the great respect John has for Henry. When John was vaporized by Right Hand Man, Henry avenged him by defeating Right Hand Man.

Thomas Chestershire: In the endings where Henry is allied with the Toppat Clan, Henry and Thomas are allies.

Dave Panpa: Henry and Dave met as enemies, with Dave being one of the police officers who kept him locked up in West Mesa Penitentiary.