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One of the two main antagonists who face Hank, Jesus Christ was one of the more potent foes until Tricky was "enhanced" by the Improbability Drive. First appearing in the original Madness Combat, Jesus bearing the distinctive halo as well as a beard (which is featured in the Western interpretation of Jesus). Jesus has been seen in every Madness Combat episode to date at some point in the animation. He is an expert swordsman with skills that rival those of Hank. This character also has a number of abilities which makes him decidedly deadlier than the average enemy, those being his above-average strength, ability to float, ability to manipulate and throw objects (usually bodies) with lightning bolts, the ability to ward off bullets, and most of all, his ability to resurrect fallen characters as zombies. As of Madness Consternation, Jesus has "died" a total of four times.

Tricky is one of the three primary characters in Madness Combat. Like the two other characters, Hank and Jesus, Tricky has abnormal and superhuman abilities, but only since the events of Madness Depredation. Tricky, as his name indicates, is a clown who wears face paint which suits his character, but the paint is colored, signifying some type of importance (much like Jesus' yellow halo). Tricky is a wild card; neither the protagonist nor antagonist, he appears to dislike everyone except for the 1337 Crew and other anonymous cannon fodder. First appearing in Madness Redeemer, Tricky has been featured in every Madness Combat animation and short since. Initially a standard character of seemingly little importance, Tricky, over the course of the series, became Hank's most powerful foe. So far Tricky has died a total of six times.

Hank J. Wimbleton is the name given to the protagonist of Madness Combat. Originally the character was without a name, but a poster in Madness Apotheosis depicted this name (which was later confirmed by Krinkels himself). Apparently he is a highly trained combatant who uses his skill to effortlessly decimate his opponents, the Agency Against Hank Wimbleton. He does have trouble defeating two special opponents, Jesus and Tricky. Hank's past as well as his motives in the series are unknown and have not yet been divulged by Krinkels, but it is suspected that this will become clear in the final animation. As said before, his motives are not clear, so fans are forced to piece together whatever they can from the previous episodes. So far, Hank has been involved in every Madness episode except for the various Madness-related shorts. Hank was also in the possession of his own car for a short period.
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