| “ | I have to say, Henry, I'm impressed. Really, I am. You're the first person to escape The Wall, but this is the end for you. | „ |
| ~ Dmitri Petrov to Henry, showing the latter's skills. |
Henry Stickmin is the titular main protagonist of the video game series of the same name, by PuffballsUnited.
He is an extremely resourceful protagonist who has a hobby of stealing whatever he can and generally trying to benefit himself. However, since Infiltrating the Airship, he has the choice of either redeeming himself and joining the Government, becoming a successful crime lord, making actual friends, or just staying as a rogue thief. He is also the optional archenemy of the Right Hand Man and/or Reginald Copperbottom.
He was voiced by Marcus Bromander, the creator of the series.
His Evil Ranking[]
What Makes Him Heinous?[]
- His incompetence shows up only during fails and not actual endings, and slowly disappeared as the series goes on, establishing him as a proper threat even if he still has moments of being an idiot.
Breaking the Bank[]
- He tried to rob the titular bank due to being short on cash.
Escaping the Prison[]
- In the Sneaky Escapist ending, he knocked out Rupert Price and Dave Panpa.
- In the Lawyered Up ending, with the help of a lawyer, he incriminated an innocent man called Winston Davis by claiming he assaulted him and tried to put him behind bars by framing him for the bank heist.
- As shown in Infiltrating the Airship and confirmed in his bio, this led to Winston joining the Toppat Clan due to having his life ruined, and since this also happens in routes other than Lawyered Up, this means he canonically ruined a man's life in all endings for his own gain.
- After he was eventually freed out of prison, he instantly runs after an Cash-in-transit truck, going back to criminal activities.
Stealing the Diamond[]
- He stole the titular Tunisian Diamond.
- In the Intruder on a Scooter ending, he first hit, knocked out and possibly killed Konrad Conners, and then actually killed Johnny Panzer.
- In the Unseen Burglar ending, he crushed Cliff Knux with the Diamond, killing him, before selling the Diamond to live a rich life.
- In the Just Plain Epic ending, he first knocked Kurt Dietrich before growing into a giant with the use of a Super Mushroom, which led to the possible death of Alexander Garb before the Center of Chaos Containment intervened, sending a giant robot to completely demolish the whole museum.
Infiltrating the Airship[]
- While he has the choice of redeeming himself through arresting Reginald Copperbottom both with and without the rest of the Toppat Clan's Airship Division, he also has the choice to go rogue and continue being a villain.
- In the "Cannonball" option, which leads to the Relentless Bounty Hunter & Rapidly Promoted Executive endings, he first knocked out Oldmin and Thomas Chestershire, and then brutally killed the Right Hand Man, to the point that when he's resurrected as a cyborg, only his left arm and one side of his head remain human.
- In the Rapidly Promoted Executive ending, he took Reginald's offer to become the Toppat Leader, betraying the Government and robbing banks, among other criminal acts.
- In the Pure-Blooded Thief ending, he betrayed the Government in favor of stealing the Romanian Ruby, leading to an all-out war between the Toppats and the feds, with seen casualties.
Fleeing the Complex[]
- In the Convict Allies ending, he and Ellie Rose accidentally started a complex-wide prison riot through releasing all the convicts, shot and killed three guards, knocked out two other guards, got three inmates caught by the guards to save their own skin, and got Grigori Olyat run over by a car before escaping together.
- In the Ghost Inmate ending, he ditched Ellie in favor of escaping the Wall all by himself.
- In the Presumed Dead ending, he knocked out Grigori, killed Karlov Chernik and Danil Dorche, ran over three guards, and then faked his own death.
- In the "Wait for Transfer" option, which leads to the International Rescue Operative and The Betrayed endings, he crushed an unknown Wall guard before summoning either the Government or the Toppat Clan to help him escape.
Completing the Mission[]
- In the Cleaned 'em Out ending, he either went back to being a villain after redeeming himself in Government Supported Private Investigator or became a selfish anti-hero, stealing everything belonging to the Toppat Clan.
- In the Jewel Baron ending, he killed the Right Hand Man and Wilhelm Krieghaus before splitting the entire Toppat Orbital Station with two, killing the majority of the clan including Reginald just to steal the Norwegian Emerald.
- This is by far his most villainous route, ever, through betraying everyone and everything he's ever known, as this path follows both Pure-Blooded Thief and Ghost Inmate, causing some of the most extreme casualties he did in the entire series so far, and overall being a pure egotist.
- In the route following "Pure Blooded Thief" and "Convict Allies", he travelled in time to make sure the Bukowski twins don't join the military just so he could save Ellie from them.
- As traveling through time would destroy the universe in the present due to a paradox, Henry killed all life in the present in one single step, though he likely never knew about it.
- In the Toppat Recruits ending, he rejected another chance at redemption through joining the Toppats as one of their recruits, and also killing both Dmitri Petrov and Grigori Olyat, all with help from Ellie.
- In the Free Man ending, in order to escape from the Toppat Orbital Station after being kidnapped by the Right Hand Man Reborn, he killed Fredrick Muenster, the Bookie, Chick Wellington and Fred Finestone, though a majority of it could be counted as self-defense.
- In the Capital Gains ending, he and Ellie killed everyone onboard of the Toppat Train before finishing off the Right Hand Man Reborn, just to get some money from them.
- In the Little Nest Egg ending, he killed Mr. Macbeth and stole the Toppat's money.
- In the Toppat King ending, he stopped the Government raid on the Toppats, allowing them to launch their orbital station and become invincible, killing a few Government members in the process.
- In the Toppat 4 Life ending, he stopped the Government before they could raid the Toppat Clan, launching a tank called Big Boy to cause chaos and kill people.
- In the Revenged ending, he first destroyed a huge chunk of the Toppat Airship, killing the Right Hand Man Reborn, before letting it crash onto the Toppat Orbital Station, killing every single Toppat ever, including those loyal to him, because Reginald, as one person, happened to betray him.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- Due to the nature of the Henry Stickmin games, Henry is extremely comedic, with all the fails he endures being played for laughs.
- He's On & Off, as starting from Infiltrating the Airship, he has the choice to redeem himself and stop the Toppats.
- Depending on player choices, he cares for a few people:
- In the Toppat King and Toppat 4 Life endings, he genuinely cares for the Toppats and saves them from the Government.
- In all routes following Convict Allies, he genuinely cares about Ellie, never leaving her behind and being happy once she's shown to be okay during Toppat Recruits, and making her into his Right Hand Lady in the Toppat King ending.
- In the Valiant Hero ending, he cared for Charles and was genuinely heartbroken by Charles' death.
- His deaths in The Betrayed and Revenged endings are played for sympathy.
Trivia[]
- Henry and Ellias Bahtchin are the only Henry Stickmin characters to be Inconsistently Heinous.
External Links[]
- Henry Stickmin on the Heroes Wiki
- Henry Stickmin on the Villains Wiki
- Henry Stickmin on the Henry Stickmin Wiki
- Henry Stickmin on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
- Henry Stickmin on the Moral Ranking Wiki
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