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| ā | Most people here know me as The Crimson Hunter. But, seeing our relation, I think you should call me by my real name. Just call me Charles Bob Leonard! | ā |
| ~ Charles to Triangle and Monkey |
Charles Bob Leonard or more better known as The Crimson Hunter is a former antagonist turned supporting protagonist.
His Evil Ranking[]
In General[]
- Unlike most Villains of the series he doesn't suffer from "kill the heroes" or bog-standard villainy that plague them.
His Villainous Deeds[]
- Despite knowing Mecha Kong destroyed the Monster-Verse he took the job without hesitation.
- When Monkey used one of his robotic dogs as shield to protect himself and Triangle, he shot one to death and all of them were sapient due to being able to express emotion.
- Attempted to hunt down Triangle and Monkey across the Multiverse chasing them in a couple of worlds.
- Shot Monkey in the arm when Triangle refused to give up the Router and was gonna shoot him next.
- When Triangle and Monkey didn't comply he attempted to kill them with his ship so he can get the Router. Because this action had a motivation behind it, it's not "Kill the Heroes" villainy unlike most of other villains in the show who try to kill Triangle and Monkey for no reason, mostly since Lenard only doing it to get the remote from them not kill them for no reason.
- He assisted the Militia in leading a trap for Triangle, Monkey and Noodle Neck (Who joined in earlier) that allowed them to get the Router so the Developer to innate Project Reset.
Why He Doesn't Stand Out?[]
- While he passes the series baseline for doing more than "kill the heroes" and bog-standard villainy that most of series villains plague from, due to him hunting Triangle and Monkey across many worlds, and initially willingly do the job Mecha Kong did despite him destroying an entire universe and wiping out it's inhabits. He fails the series high heinous standard even with his lower resources.
- He has standards against Multiversal omnicide as turned on the Militia after getting paid and realizing damage Project Reset can do which he stated "Well I guess letting millions of people disappearing from existence just didn't sit right". This allow him to change sides and help the heroes foil Project Reset and put an end to the Militia.
- While he mostly take seriously in-universe there are some moments that detract from his villainy like his real name being treated as a joke.
- He is honorable to doing the job until the end unless it's from someone he know he distrusts.
- He ultimately felt remorse for shooting Monkey in the telling Triangle to tell Monkey he is sorry for doing it.
Trivia[]
- He was originally planned to be proposed IH but once the baseline got raised up due to the events of Season 4, he fail heinous standard to be IH to other newer villains such as Destoroyah, and got moved to Villainous Benchmark.
- He status could change Blunt Brothers Productions confirm he might do a Crimson Hunter spin-off and he could return in Season 4.
External Links[]
- The Crimson Hunter on the Moral Ranking Wiki
- The Crimson Hunter on the Villains Fanon Wiki
- The Crimson Hunter on the Heroes Fanon Wiki
- The Crimson Hunter on the Heroic Benchmark Wiki
- The Crimson Hunter on the Blunt Brothers Productions Wiki
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