Hank

For reasons that remain unclear, Hank pursues the Sheriff exclusively, fighting his way through crowds of enemies. In this episode, Hank displays superhuman speed—for example, he moves almost instantly and darts through ventilation shafts. He displays enhanced reflexes and perception, shooting enemies that approach him from behind. At the very end of the episode, Hank is defeated and killed when Jesus appears in the arena with his signature weapon. According to lore narrated by creator Matt "Krinkles" Jolly, each such rebirth and death in early episodes creates a mold of Hank's essence (S-3LF), which could lead to multiple versions of his self existing in the story's metaverse.

He's completely focused on one task: finding and eliminating the Sheriff, fighting his way through crowds of enemies. Hank acts methodically, using any weapon at hand and instantly dispatching opponents without emotion. He shows no remorse, killing dozens of guards and zombies who stand in his way. At the end of the episode, he demonstrates absolute composure even in the face of defeat when Jesus (Jebus) catches up with him.

The classic gray Nevadan appearance with a cross-shaped "face," but he wears a distinctive black hat. He uses the standard firearms and melee weapons of the early episodes, picking them up on the fly from slain enemies. He excels with pistols, machine guns, and melee weapons in dynamic firefights. He is able to dodge incoming bullets (including reaction shots) and react instantly to groups of enemies. He displays resilience and strength, allowing him to single-handedly deal with entire squads of armed Sheriff's bodyguards (grunts). As in other installments, he demonstrates excellent reflexes against enemies approaching from behind.

A standard gray Grant (a humanoid) with distinctive floating, handless arms, detached from the body. A simple black crosshair (sight) is depicted on the gray head, which the artists used to mark proportions. He wears no cape, bandana, glasses, or bandages—the model looks as simple as possible, like the typical run-of-the-mill characters (Grants) in early animation extras.

30 years old

Our hero

Hank Jay Wimbleton