History Characters / MadnessProjectNexus2

* AssistCharacter: Once in a while his Imaginary Friend will manifest to help him out in battle.

* ImplacableMan: Once he reaches sufficient size, the Massive becomes immune to the stagger of lesser attacks and force enemies to use different, often weaker takedown attacks on him.

* HateSink: Is openly stated to be a tyrant, is not a pleasant boss to work with, as Christoff and Hoffnar can attest to, and actively dismissed the safety of Nevada and its residents as he tried to use Project Nexus and Project Gestalt in order to become a God. Needless to say, he has zero redeeming qualities, which makes it all the more satisfying when he's finally stopped.

* AlienBlood: The Yellow Towerguard bleeds yellow blood, similar to the ATP Engineers and Soldats.
* ButtMonkey: {{Downplayed|Trope}} for the Red Towerguards when it comes to two cutscenes. In "Base Jumping", the Blackguard's FastRoping entrance knocks down two of them, and in "Showdown", two more are crushed by Project Gestalt as it crashes out of a window.

* CoolHelmet: All Towerguards' helmets are kitted with colored highlights and two forward-facing plumes, which add to their medieval knight looks. The Blue and Yellow Towerguards additionally have glowing helmet visors.

* GracefulLoser: The Blue and Yellow Towerguards hand out [[CombatCompliment combat compliments]] upon losing enough health, and even take their demise in stride; the Yellow Towerguard's final words are pretty much him declaring he's been bested.

* InASingleBound: Red Towerguards will jump high into the air to close the gap between you and them.
* LightningBruiser: Like [=G03LM=] [=MK2s=], Towerguards are adorned with heavy armor that makes them immune to damage and helmets that must be broken off to expose their heads. They are equipped with shields and [[{{BFS}} BFSs]] (or an EpicFlail for the Yellow Towerguard) that hit like a freight train, and they can charge after you. They endure ''three'' takedowns at most, and they shake you off easily. As for their enraged state? Instead of attacking while standing in place, they dash forward in a straight line, all the while rhythmically slamming their weapon on the ground. This attack does respectable damage to your Corpus block should you get caught in it. The red variants can even leap InASingleBound!
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The two remaining Red Towerguards in the Blackguard's arena turn tail after they witness his defeat.
* ShieldBearingMook: Towerguards wield big shields, which protect them from direct gunfire and sustained attacks. They also use these to ShieldBash at the tail end of their dash attack.

* HeroOfAnotherStory: While Hank, Jeb, and the others are fighting the Nexus Core and stopping Project Nexus, the Player Character (aka you) is doing their own thing. The Player Character even [[spoiler: gets involved with their own god-like beings]].
* ItHasBeenAnHonor: [[spoiler:After defeating the Grand Steward, the Player Character can return to the H.Q and say goodbye to Bossman and Chopper Dave before enmeshing himself. Both of whom thank the P.C for taking them in and looking after them]].

* LockedOutOfTheLoop: The Player Character has no idea of the bigger things occurring in Nevada. The snippets from the trophies in his loft imply that he doesn't know who ''Hank'' is.

* TookALevelInBadass: According to his description, this Creber grows his clones from his body, unlike the original Creber, who could spawn them in a plume of black and red smoke. But when playing as him, Origin Creber summons his clones the same way as his original counterpart. It's likely Origin Creber's powers evolved, or he eventually mastered them.

* FaceDeathWithDignity: Any clones that survive the round or when the player moves to another area during the Bus Missions do a small salute before dropping dead.

* GracefulLoser: The Blue and Yellow Towerguards hand out CombatCompliments upon losing enough health, and even take their demise in stride; the Yellow Towerguard's final words are pretty much him declaring he's been bested.

* LeapInASingleBound: Red Towerguards will jump high into the air to close the gap between you and them.
* LightningBruiser: Like [=G03LM=] [=MK2s=], Towerguards are adorned with heavy armor that makes them immune to damage and helmets that must be broken off to expose their heads. They are equipped with shields and [[{{BFS}} BFSs]] (or an EpicFlail for the Yellow Towerguard) that hit like a freight train, and they can charge after you. They endure ''three'' takedowns at most, and they shake you off easily. As for their enraged state? Instead of attacking while standing in place, they dash forward in a straight line, all the while rhythmically slamming their weapon on the ground. This attack does respectable damage to your Corpus block should you get caught in it. The red variants can even LeapInASingleBound!

[=G03LM=]'s decked out in medieval knight-themed armor.

* YeOldeButcheredEnglish: Speak like medieval knights.

[[folder: Pink Hank & White Hank]]

* GlassCannon: They're even worse with health than Offering, since they're stuck with one corpus the entire game. Luckily, they come with up to three elite clones at a time on their side that are just as powerful as they are.

* AdaptationalWimp: In the original fanseries, Creber spawned clones very often as backup, replacing them whenever they got killed. Here, Project Creber is limited to the clones he comes in with. It helps that the original Creber could spawn clones instantly, whereas his origin self has to grow the clones over a period of time. [[ZigzaggedTrope That said]], Creber's clones went down far faster in the original, while these clones can take a few hits before dying.
* AdaptationDeviation: Project Creber's backstory is mostly an abridged version of his fanseries self's, but with a few differences. Here, he dropped the RSG canister instead of Hank accidentally knocking him into it during a raid. It also skips over the Agency torturing him for two months, although it does note that various agencies are after his unique gift. The cloning process is also explained as the clone's parts growing out of the original Creber over the course of a week until they eventually split off into a new Creber, whereas the original depicted Creber as spawning clones instantly.
* ExpendableClone: If you die as Creber, you instead switch control to another living Creber clone if there is one. They also gain a bonus to hireling healing time.
* GlassCannon: They're even worse with health than Offering, since they're stuck with one corpus the entire game. Luckily, they come with three elite clones on their side that are just as powerful as they are.
* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Instead of gaining corpus blocks, Creber gains a permanent clone. If the player controlled Creber dies, control will switch to one of his clones if any are alive.

* ZergRush: The bad news? They don't gain any corpus blocks. The good news? They gain a clone for every corpus they would gain, allowing them to swarm enemies far more easily.

* ZurgRush: The bad news? They don't gain any corpus blocks. The good news? They gain a clone for every corpus they would gain, allowing them to swarm enemies far more easily.

* {{Deconstruction}}: The Magiturge deconstructs wizards and magic. The Magiturge is a byproduct of the player applying their knowledge they've picked up over their imprints, learning how to ask the big questions and see what he couldn't before see. He knows how to apply his reality warping intelligence in the form of magic flavored weaponry. It's stated that the Magiturge is only percieved as a wizard by those who don't understand their knowledge thanks to their intelligence and WizardClassic styled clothing, while they officially go by the Magiturge.

->''Everything changed that day you dropped that canister of RSG (Replication Support Gas) on yourself. The next morning, you discovered that you had grown a foot... ''[[BodyHorror literally.]]'' The day after that, a new arm (what are those?). [[SelfDuplication By the end of the week, there were two of you]]. Now, the shadowy agencies of Nevada want what you have, so you've taken your gift on the road. Good thing you enjoy your own company, because you're going to have a lot of it.

** Disquieted One and The Massive are Fighters, the Disquieted being able to teleport to make up the distance between themself and their target, while the Massive soaks up curtains of bullets and hits like a truck. Both focus on CQC.

!![[GadgeteerGenius Tinkerer]]
->''[[GunNut Oh boy, do you love guns. You really, really love guns. I mean, there are folks out there who say they love guns, but they don't hold a candle to your unconditional infatuation with guns.]] [[CargoShip When you're not busy lobbying to overturn the marriage statute banning the union between a Nevadean and their gun]], you're playing with guns. [[GunStripping Taking apart guns]]. Tweaking guns. Putting guns back together again. You never leave your house without your guns, and when you come home, you cannot go to sleep [[CompanionCube until you've said goodnight to every gun in your possession]].''
A Nevadean with an obsessive, almost unhealthy, interest in firearms. Knows them in and out. Even how to make new ones out of old ones. More efficient guns, much better at killing people than the older ones.