Madness Combat 6: Antipathy (2024)

Madness Combat 6: Antipathy
Introduction of Madness Combat 6: Antipathy
Author:	Krinkels
Music:	API, Cheshyre
Track(s):	MADNEWAT, Madness, TrainMadness
Release date:	September 15, 2006
Running time:	4:02
Protagonist(s):	Hank J. Wimbleton
Main antagonist(s):	Tricky
Body count:	132
Episode guide
Previous:	Madness Combat 5.5
Next:	Madness Combat 6.5
External links
Madness Antipathy on Krinkels.net Madness Antipathy on Newgrounds Madness Antipathy on YouTube Preview for the episode

Madness Combat 6: Antipathy is the sixth installment of the series and the fourth installment of the "Tricky saga". It took the longest time to make out of any episode prior to Madness Combat 11: Expurgation. It also has the highest body count. It was released on September 15th, 2006.

Plot[]

The camera pans across the landscape, the center focus of it being on a building with text saying:

SOMEWHERE IN NEVADA, THE ICON OF SIN.

It then shows Hank being revived (supposedly by Tricky, whose hand can be seen briefly) with the text: A Battered Body is denied death, Hank's lower jaw is replaced with a metallic one (assumed to be part of Tricky's Mask by some fans) to support his head (after Tricky obliterated his lower jaw in Madness Combat 5: Depredation), and a metal plate (with an evil smiley on it) on his chest where Tricky impaled Hank with the streetsign. On the ground are a Glock 18C, a falchion, and a note from Tricky saying: "Just do what comes natural -T' and the text: In order to grant it, En Masse.

Hank then goes into a building, killing many l33t agents and 2 grunts. When Hank gets to the final room, he goes over to the control panel with the Improbability Drive, which has a note saying; "Very good, now catch me if you can, SUCKA! $) -T". With the text: OH TEH NOES! as a train, driven by Tricky, zooms towards Hank, who is hit but grabs the back of the train before he was knocked completely out of the way. Climbing up onto the roof, a l33t agent throws a baton at Hank, who dodges it and jumps into the back carriage. Deaths of l33t agents via their Desert Eagles, an M16, and a falchion follow. On the footplate at the front of the train, Tricky realizes Hank is on the train as he enters the second cabin, and detaches the driving cabin from the passenger cabins.

Hank kills the remaining of the l33t agents, and jumps out of the door, grabbing hold of the cabin linker, whilst Tricky tries to get him off by stepping on his hands and bashing him with the streetsign.

As this happens, the main cabin of the train goes past Jesus, who is raking leaves, while the passenger cabins stops in front of him, Jesus stares blankly for a couple of seconds, then shrugging, returning to his yard work. His passivity is because he quit working for the Auditor in this installment's companion episode, Madness Combat 6.5. As the train goes off the cliff, 2 bystanders are having their picture taken. The train dives in and crashes, all 3 people being killed. Hank is now injured, suffering a bruised eye, a cracked head, and losing some of his teeth. Tricky gives an iron pipe to Hank and they have a brief fight, where Hank appears to die his fifth death in the series after Tricky finishes him off with a gruesome fatality by impaling the false-end of his sign through his throat. He is resurrected by Tricky almost immediately after his death. The two continue to fight. Hank appeared to have gained more strength and agility after being revived once again. After Hank straightens the pipe, he attacks Tricky without stopping, ending in Tricky's hat being knocked off and revealing his wound, Tricky then flees and summons a giant building. Hank enters and slaughters grunts with a the pipe retrieving a battle axe from a grunt and a P90 from a l33t Agent. He continues to use these weapons throughout the rest of the building.

Afterwards, Hank exits and sees Tricky buying a hot dog. Hank runs up to him, while Tricky has his guard down, he impales the axe into Tricky's head and shoots him multiple times in the torso and face with the P90, as the hot dog vendor runs away from fear. Tricky is then dropped off the cliff; however Tricky doesn't allow himself to die, saying:

NO, INVALID, CLOWN CANNOT DIE, RE-ENGAGE, CORRECTION and Reboot.useSeed[sRAND].

He then re-spawns, with the power of the Improbability Drive, as a flaming demon. As the screen zooms into Hank preparing for battle, he fires three rounds. The screen goes black with the caption "To be continued," bringing the episode to a cliffhanger.

Appearances[]

Characters[]

• A.A.H.W.
  • l33t Agents
  • Grunts
• Civilians
  • Hot dog vendor (debut)
• Hank J. Wimbleton
• Jesus Christ (cameo)
• Tricky the Clown

Locations[]

• Nevada

Miscellaneous[]

• Improbability Drive

Weapons[]

Trivia[]

• There are 132 kills in total, the most kills of any single episode, canon or otherwise, with the only one able to overtake it being Madness Combat 9.5, with it having 144 kills, 12 more than Antipathy.
  • However, despite MC 9.5 having more kills than Antipathy, it still has the most kills for any singular animation in the series, as MC 9.5 comprises two parts.
• This is the first episode to reference 1337 agents as "l33t" agents instead.
• This is the first time that Hank is revived onscreen.
• On the sign that says "BRIDGE OUT AHEAD", there are smaller letters under it saying, "So, like, stop going so fast", and under those ineven smaller letters, "Or not. I don't care..."
• The two grunts at the beginning of the episode may have been the two grunts that were tracking Sanford and Deimos at the beginning of Madness Combat 5.5.
• Hank has his highest kill count in this episode, with 120+ kills, which singlehandedly outmatches any other character in a singular episode, and has a higher bodycount than any one of Krinkels' animations. This makes up about 1/5 of his canon kills.

Errors[]

• In the room after Hank got a battle axe, his feet are missing after jumping off of an agent's head. They reappear when he exits the building.
  • Aside from this, many agents are missing feet in various scenes. Most likely this may have been a mistake, to save effort, or there was no point animating feet behind a corpse.
• When Hank is shooting Tricky off of the cliff, the P90 he is using doesn't eject any shell casings.
• Right after the locomotive crashes on the edge of the cliff, Hank's is flinged upwards from the impact and lands next to the locomotive with no injuries. The scene then transitions to a close-up of Hank standing up, now with a cracked head, missing tooth and broken glasses.
• When Hank is wielding the M16, the mountains stop going backwards and start going up and down with the train.
• When the camera shifts to Tricky's locomotive, it is shown that Hank is on Car 2. After Tricky detaches the cars from the locomotive, it mistakingly showed that Hank is on Car 4. And when the problem is corrected to show Hank and Car 2 and prepares to jump onto the locomotive, Car 1 mysteriously disappeared.