Hank J.

After his defeat at the hands of Jesus in the previous episode, Hank returns to life, but now his head is adorned with thick white bandages concealing past injuries. In this installment, he begins to develop his distinctive tactical style for the first time, acquiring more detailed equipment. The episode directly follows Hank's hunt for the main antagonist, the Sheriff. The Sheriff activates the Improbability Drive, unleashing surreal chaos on the world: giant whales and marshmallows fall from the sky, and the sun takes on a mortal form. Hank ultimately kills the sun itself, plunging the location into eternal darkness. It is in the third installment that Hank first encounters Tricky (then still a clown in a simple mask and a bundle of madness) and kills him before he transforms into an invulnerable demon. The whale's fall is seen in the background of the location with a sign reading "The Bakery!" — a direct reference to Douglas Adams's "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." At the very end, Hank almost reaches the Sheriff, but is stabbed through the head with a sword by Jesus (Jebus), after which Hank manages to shoot both the Sheriff and Jesus himself, dying along with them.

Hank shows no mercy to his enemies, cold-bloodedly dispatching everyone in his path. After being resurrected by the Higher Powers (with bandages on his head), he acts as a mindless yet deadly killing machine, going to the end for revenge. In this installment, he displays no emotion other than rage and a desire to slaughter hordes of enemies, including the sheriff and angels/challenging bosses. As in the entire classic series, he has no dialogue, expressing his character solely through brutal actions.

Hank wears bandages covering the fatal head wound he sustained at the end of the previous episode. Pure vengeance. He single-mindedly fights his way through crowds of enemies to the Sheriff's base. The Sheriff activates his Improbability Drive, causing reality to distort (whales and marshmallows fall from the sky, and later, the sun itself comes to life). He is adept with both melee weapons and firearms (pistols, shotguns), successfully dodging flying knives and enemy bullets at close range. He withstands falls from great heights and powerful blows from Jesus, continuing to fight despite severe injuries. In the end, Hank engages in a brutal fight with Jesus and the Sheriff, managing to shoot both with a shotgun just before being fatally struck by a blade and dying from blood loss.

A white bandage is wrapped around his head where a bullet had previously struck. A gray figure of a human grunt (without hair or facial detail). In this episode, he wears standard attire without the later accoutrements (coat and signature glasses, which will only appear in later episodes).

20-30 years old

our hero

Hank J. Wimbleton