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	== Powers and Abilities ==		== Powers and Abilities ==
	Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation#File:MC9 possessedagentsauditor.png\|enhanced ATP engineer]] entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.		Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation#File:MC9 possessedagentsauditor.png\|enhanced ATP engineer]] <ref>[[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation#:~:text=he enhances the two A.T.P. engineers guarding it, giving them increased combat capabilities.]]</ref>entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.

	Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. Engineer\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.		Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. Engineer\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.

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	'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.		'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.

	Deimos carries Hank's body for most of [[Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Aggregation]], and is also the one who resurrects him. It is hinted that he, Hank and Sanford are part of some [[MPN/S.Q.\|anti-A.A.H.W or anti-auditor rebel organisation]] , for he is seen talking through his headset to an as-yet-unidentified person. The fact that they belong to their own organization would explain why they didn't properly assist Hank in fighting [[Tricky]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]], as they might have been going for another objective. As we see in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] they have other business to deal with than helping Hank, though no proper goal seems to appear in either this episode or its sequel, [[Madness Combat 6.5]].		Deimos carries Hank's body for most of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Aggregation]], and is also the one who resurrects him. It is hinted that he, Hank and Sanford are part of some [[MPN/S.Q.\|anti-A.A.H.W or anti-auditor rebel organisation]] , for he is seen talking through his headset to an as-yet-unidentified person. The fact that they belong to their own organization would explain why they didn't properly assist Hank in fighting [[Tricky]] in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Depredation]], as they might have been going for another objective. As we see in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] they have other business to deal with than helping Hank, though no proper goal seems to appear in either this episode or its sequel, [[Madness Combat 6.5]].

	==Personality==		==Personality==
	Compared to the likes of [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]] and Sanford, Deimos seems to take his job less seriously, as illustrated when he flashes an [[agent]] a "Rock On" sign while killing him in Madness Combat 5.5, when he jokingly tries to scare Sanford by donning an [[A.T.P. ~~engineer~~\|A.T.P. mask]] and waving around a [[carbon knife]] in Madness Combat 9, when he dances before stealing the sunglasses off an agent which he then kills and later he dabs before brutally killing another agent again in DedmosRebuilt.fla, when he taunts an agent by pointing at him after sticking a baton into his head in that same episode, and when he apparently made and won a bet with Sanford in [[Incident: 100A]]. His carefree nature is especially shown in MADNESS: Project Nexus, where, for example, he asks Bandits to “move along and dance for another day”. When Sanford explains how the Bandits will eat their bodies if they are defeated, he says Sanford would be a ”big kielbasa” to them.		Compared to the likes of [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]] and Sanford, Deimos seems to take his job less seriously, as illustrated when he flashes an [[agent]] a "Rock On" sign while killing him in Madness Combat 5.5, when he jokingly tries to scare Sanford by donning an [[A.T.P. Engineer\|A.T.P. mask]] and waving around a [[carbon knife]] in Madness Combat 9, when he dances before stealing the sunglasses off an agent which he then kills and later he dabs before brutally killing another agent again in DedmosRebuilt.fla, when he taunts an agent by pointing at him after sticking a baton into his head in that same episode, and when he apparently made and won a bet with Sanford in [[Incident: 100A]]. His carefree nature is especially shown in MADNESS: Project Nexus, where, for example, he asks Bandits to “move along and dance for another day”. When Sanford explains how the Bandits will eat their bodies if they are defeated, he says Sanford would be a ”big kielbasa” to them.

	It is implied through text in [[POWERLESS.fla]] that Deimos is not very bright, as if he had taken the time to examine his surroundings and situation instead of rushing in, he would not have met his fate at the end of the short. In [[DedmosRebuilt.fla\|the next episode]] it's shown that he uses 8520 as his password, which on a standard numpad is input by swiping a line from top to bottom. Lastly, [[Poster\|posters]] set about by [[2BDamned]] chastise him for being impatient and impulsive.		It is implied through text in [[POWERLESS.fla]] that Deimos is not very bright, as if he had taken the time to examine his surroundings and situation instead of rushing in, he would not have met his fate at the end of the short. In [[DedmosRebuilt.fla\|the next episode]] it's shown that he uses 8520 as his password, which on a standard numpad is input by swiping a line from top to bottom. Lastly, [[Poster\|posters]] set about by [[2BDamned]] chastise him for being impatient and impulsive.
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	== Powers and Abilities ==		== Powers and Abilities ==
	Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[~~ATP soldat~~\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[~~A.T.P. engineer#~~Madness Combat 9: ~~Aggregation~~\|enhanced ATP engineer]] entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.		Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation#File:MC9 possessedagentsauditor.png\|enhanced ATP engineer]] entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.

	Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. ~~engineer~~\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.		Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. Engineer\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.

	Initially Deimos, like Sanford, contained no special powers. He, along with Sanford, were ordinary grunts who just handed Hank a weapon. However in the spin-off series Dedmos Adventure, which chronicles his experience in [[Purgatory]], Deimos changes significantly in the final episode, [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]]. After having his body continually broken down for the prior four episodes, it is renewed with stone covering his jaw, chest, and hands. This enables him to deliver especially harder-hitting punches, capable of leaving severely deforming and often fatal marks on bodies bigger than his own. He also gains magic abilities, able to summon stone spikes from the ground, or even magnify people, as he might have done accidentally with [[FellowD9]]. His endurance has significantly boosted, as he can now get up and fight fine after being slammed into walls hard enough to leave a crater. His agility and perception were also increased, as he is seen dodging punches, blows, chains, and delivering hard hits with extreme ease. He is able to throw around enemies larger than him, spin/bicycle/drop-kick, and even slam or stomp enemies hard enough to firmly embed them into walls or floors. With all of this, Deimos' overall abilities in hand-to-hand and melee combat put him up to a level comparable to, if not greater than [[~~Hank#~~Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Mag Hank]]. However, given that this all occurs in Purgatory, it is unknown if these powers and abilities transferred with Deimos when he was brought back to [[Nevada]].		Initially Deimos, like Sanford, contained no special powers. He, along with Sanford, were ordinary grunts who just handed Hank a weapon. However in the spin-off series Dedmos Adventure, which chronicles his experience in [[Purgatory]], Deimos changes significantly in the final episode, [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]]. After having his body continually broken down for the prior four episodes, it is renewed with stone covering his jaw, chest, and hands. This enables him to deliver especially harder-hitting punches, capable of leaving severely deforming and often fatal marks on bodies bigger than his own. He also gains magic abilities, able to summon stone spikes from the ground, or even magnify people, as he might have done accidentally with [[FellowD9]]. His endurance has significantly boosted, as he can now get up and fight fine after being slammed into walls hard enough to leave a crater. His agility and perception were also increased, as he is seen dodging punches, blows, chains, and delivering hard hits with extreme ease. He is able to throw around enemies larger than him, spin/bicycle/drop-kick, and even slam or stomp enemies hard enough to firmly embed them into walls or floors. With all of this, Deimos' overall abilities in hand-to-hand and melee combat put him up to a level comparable to, if not greater than [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Mag Hank]]. However, given that this all occurs in Purgatory, it is unknown if these powers and abilities transferred with Deimos when he was brought back to [[Nevada]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Deimos (~~M:PN~~)\|Deimos]] in MADNESS: Project Nexus.''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''Not to be confused with [[Deimos (MPN)\|Deimos]] in MADNESS: Project Nexus.''</blockquote>
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	\|Kills = 245 (46 non-canon)		\|Kills = 245 (46 non-canon)
	\|Enemies = [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|A.A.H.W]], [[Tricky]], [[Auditor]], [[Grunt]], [[FellowD9]]}}		\|Enemies = [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|A.A.H.W]], [[Tricky]], [[Auditor]], [[Grunt]], [[FellowD9]]}}

	<blockquote>''Gadget-brandishing and [[Sanford\|meathook-wielding]] extraction team duo, who work closely with [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]] but whose loyalties are not fully known.''<br />- [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/500655604/madness-project-nexus-2 MADNESS: Project Nexus Kickstarter]</blockquote>

	~~<blockquote>''"The moment Deimos lit up that [[cigarette]], he was doomed to die."''<br />- Matt "[[Krinkels]]" Jolly, creator of the Madness series</blockquote>~~

	'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.		'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.

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	\|Debut = [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]		\|Debut = [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation]]
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 *It is believed that the reason Deimos died was because he smoked. Every other canon character who smoked has died shortly thereafter. [[Krinkels]] himself said, "The moment Deimos lit up that [[cigarette]], he was doomed to die."
 *In the Madness Combat 20th Anniversy stream, Krinkles stated Deimos was the youngest out of the main cast.
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	\|Enemies = [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|A.A.H.W]], [[Tricky]], [[Auditor]], [[Grunt]], [[FellowD9]]}}		\|Enemies = [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|A.A.H.W]], [[Tricky]], [[Auditor]], [[Grunt]], [[FellowD9]]}}

	'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.		'''Deimos''' is the tritagonist of the Madness Combat series who first appeared alongside [[Sanford]] in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Depredation]]. He has a bandaged head, wears a headset and visor and has been seen wearing a vest with a white tank-top underneath. His first chronological appearance in the series is in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Combat 5: Depredation]]. He appeared again in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] as one of the protagonists. Deimos makes his last appearance alive so far in [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]], the final part of the canonical spin-off series, Dedmos Adventure.

	Deimos carries Hank's body for most of [[Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Aggregation]], and is also the one who resurrects him. It is hinted that he, Hank and Sanford are part of some [[MPN/S.Q.\|anti-A.A.H.W or anti-auditor rebel organisation]] , for he is seen talking through his headset to an as-yet-unidentified person. The fact that they belong to their own organization would explain why they didn't properly assist Hank in fighting [[Tricky]] in [[Madness Combat 5: Depredation\|Madness Depredation]], as they might have been going for another objective. As we see in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] they have other business to deal with than helping Hank, though no proper goal seems to appear in either this episode or its sequel, [[Madness Combat 6.5]].		Deimos carries Hank's body for most of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Aggregation]], and is also the one who resurrects him. It is hinted that he, Hank and Sanford are part of some [[MPN/S.Q.\|anti-A.A.H.W or anti-auditor rebel organisation]] , for he is seen talking through his headset to an as-yet-unidentified person. The fact that they belong to their own organization would explain why they didn't properly assist Hank in fighting [[Tricky]] in [[Madness Combat 5 Depredation\|Madness Depredation]], as they might have been going for another objective. As we see in [[Madness Combat 5.5]] they have other business to deal with than helping Hank, though no proper goal seems to appear in either this episode or its sequel, [[Madness Combat 6.5]].

	==Personality==		==Personality==
	Compared to the likes of [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]] and Sanford, Deimos seems to take his job less seriously, as illustrated when he flashes an [[agent]] a "Rock On" sign while killing him in Madness Combat 5.5, when he jokingly tries to scare Sanford by donning an [[A.T.P. ~~engineer~~\|A.T.P. mask]] and waving around a [[carbon knife]] in Madness Combat 9, when he dances before stealing the sunglasses off an agent which he then kills and later he dabs before brutally killing another agent again in DedmosRebuilt.fla, when he taunts an agent by pointing at him after sticking a baton into his head in that same episode, and when he apparently made and won a bet with Sanford in [[Incident: 100A]]. His carefree nature is especially shown in MADNESS: Project Nexus, where, for example, he asks Bandits to “move along and dance for another day”. When Sanford explains how the Bandits will eat their bodies if they are defeated, he says Sanford would be a ”big kielbasa” to them.		Compared to the likes of [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]] and Sanford, Deimos seems to take his job less seriously, as illustrated when he flashes an [[agent]] a "Rock On" sign while killing him in Madness Combat 5.5, when he jokingly tries to scare Sanford by donning an [[A.T.P. Engineer\|A.T.P. mask]] and waving around a [[carbon knife]] in Madness Combat 9, when he dances before stealing the sunglasses off an agent which he then kills and later he dabs before brutally killing another agent again in DedmosRebuilt.fla, when he taunts an agent by pointing at him after sticking a baton into his head in that same episode, and when he apparently made and won a bet with Sanford in [[Incident: 100A]]. His carefree nature is especially shown in MADNESS: Project Nexus, where, for example, he asks Bandits to “move along and dance for another day”. When Sanford explains how the Bandits will eat their bodies if they are defeated, he says Sanford would be a ”big kielbasa” to them.

	It is implied through text in [[POWERLESS.fla]] that Deimos is not very bright, as if he had taken the time to examine his surroundings and situation instead of rushing in, he would not have met his fate at the end of the short. In [[DedmosRebuilt.fla\|the next episode]] it's shown that he uses 8520 as his password, which on a standard numpad is input by swiping a line from top to bottom. Lastly, [[Poster\|posters]] set about by [[2BDamned]] chastise him for being impatient and impulsive.		It is implied through text in [[POWERLESS.fla]] that Deimos is not very bright, as if he had taken the time to examine his surroundings and situation instead of rushing in, he would not have met his fate at the end of the short. In [[DedmosRebuilt.fla\|the next episode]] it's shown that he uses 8520 as his password, which on a standard numpad is input by swiping a line from top to bottom. Lastly, [[Poster\|posters]] set about by [[2BDamned]] chastise him for being impatient and impulsive.
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	== Powers and Abilities ==		== Powers and Abilities ==
	Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[~~ATP soldat~~\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[~~A.T.P. engineer#~~Madness Combat 9: ~~Aggregation~~\|enhanced ATP engineer]] entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.		Deimos, like [[Sanford]] and [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]], is very skilled in combat, as his profession requires him to be. However, unlike the more melee-savvy Sanford, Deimos prefers to use firearms and even explosives where he can. This skill was especially useful in their earlier involvement in the story, where Deimos had to protect an injured Sanford until he could recover. His skill in firearms is at a point where he can accurately fire dual-wielded [[G36]] assault rifles or an [[MG-42]] from the hip with ease, a task that would be very difficult for most. His skill in explosives often sees him equipped with such weapons as the [[M203]], [[flashbang\|flashbangs]], or [[Time bomb\|time bombs]]. All-in-all, his proficiency with ranged weapons and explosives allowed him to maintain a higher kill count than Sanford up until his death. His fighting style typically involves him taking the lead and charging in, without very much strategy. Given that this style is very similar to the fighting styles utilized by [[Agency Against Hank Wimbleton\|AAHW]] units, its likely that Deimos's fighting style was learned from his time in the agency. Another flaw he may have gained from the agency is his occasionally slow reaction time, which allowed him to be blinded by a [[flashbang]] and "Sanford" to be shot by an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|ATP Soldat]]. He failed to react to an [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation#File:MC9 possessedagentsauditor.png\|enhanced ATP engineer]] entering the room in time, which would ultimately prove fatal for him.

	Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. ~~engineer~~\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.		Deimos's most useful ability is his knowledge in the field of technology. From [[Madness Combat 7.5]] onward, Deimos would be equipped with a headset, communications backpack, and PDA. The PDA was used to receive instructions for the team, and his headset and com-pack was utilized in [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]] to confirm with an unknown person that they had located Hank. With his former employment and experience in the AAHW, Deimos proves useful when it comes to accessing their technology, having been observed to input a code to unlock [[Spike gate\|spike gates]], using a terminal to get directions around a facility, and even being capable of using an [[Agent Magnification Chamber]] to revive and enhance Hank. Deimos is also often the driver of the two, driving their [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 5\|convertible]], a [[Vehicle#Incident: 100A\|truck]], and even being capable of [[Vehicle#Madness Combat 6.5\|flying]] [[Vehicle#Incident: 1000A\|helicopters]]. Though not seen driving it, it's possible he owned the sedan seen at the beginning of [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Madness Aggregation]], given his angry reaction at its destruction; it's possible Sanford was driving so that Deimos could operate the tracking equipment. He also seems to possess somewhat incredible luck, escaping four near-death scenarios: being crushed by the [[Flying Party]], nearly being crushed by another building, nearly being shot in the head by the [[A.T.P. Engineer\|engineer]] that shot [[Sanford]], and accidentally dodging two potentially fatal shots from an [[A.T.P. Soldat\|A.T.P. soldat]] after being blinded by a flashbang.

	Initially Deimos, like Sanford, contained no special powers. He, along with Sanford, were ordinary grunts who just handed Hank a weapon. However in the spin-off series Dedmos Adventure, which chronicles his experience in [[Purgatory]], Deimos changes significantly in the final episode, [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]]. After having his body continually broken down for the prior four episodes, it is renewed with stone covering his jaw, chest, and hands. This enables him to deliver especially harder-hitting punches, capable of leaving severely deforming and often fatal marks on bodies bigger than his own. He also gains magic abilities, able to summon stone spikes from the ground, or even magnify people, as he might have done accidentally with [[FellowD9]]. His endurance has significantly boosted, as he can now get up and fight fine after being slammed into walls hard enough to leave a crater. His agility and perception were also increased, as he is seen dodging punches, blows, chains, and delivering hard hits with extreme ease. He is able to throw around enemies larger than him, spin/bicycle/drop-kick, and even slam or stomp enemies hard enough to firmly embed them into walls or floors. With all of this, Deimos' overall abilities in hand-to-hand and melee combat put him up to a level comparable to, if not greater than [[~~Hank#~~Madness Combat 9: Aggregation\|Mag Hank]]. However, given that this all occurs in Purgatory, it is unknown if these powers and abilities transferred with Deimos when he was brought back to [[Nevada]].		Initially Deimos, like Sanford, contained no special powers. He, along with Sanford, were ordinary grunts who just handed Hank a weapon. However in the spin-off series Dedmos Adventure, which chronicles his experience in [[Purgatory]], Deimos changes significantly in the final episode, [[DedmosRebuilt.fla]]. After having his body continually broken down for the prior four episodes, it is renewed with stone covering his jaw, chest, and hands. This enables him to deliver especially harder-hitting punches, capable of leaving severely deforming and often fatal marks on bodies bigger than his own. He also gains magic abilities, able to summon stone spikes from the ground, or even magnify people, as he might have done accidentally with [[FellowD9]]. His endurance has significantly boosted, as he can now get up and fight fine after being slammed into walls hard enough to leave a crater. His agility and perception were also increased, as he is seen dodging punches, blows, chains, and delivering hard hits with extreme ease. He is able to throw around enemies larger than him, spin/bicycle/drop-kick, and even slam or stomp enemies hard enough to firmly embed them into walls or floors. With all of this, Deimos' overall abilities in hand-to-hand and melee combat put him up to a level comparable to, if not greater than [[Madness Combat 9 Aggregation\|Mag Hank]]. However, given that this all occurs in Purgatory, it is unknown if these powers and abilities transferred with Deimos when he was brought back to [[Nevada]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==