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| “ | So nice to finally meet you, I thought you'd be harder to catch, I mean, to be fair i had to travel over three universes to find you but, I was expecting more of a hunt. | „ |
| ~ The Crimson Hunter to a trapped Triangle and Monkey. |
| “ | 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! | „ |
| ~ Charles to Triangle and Monkey |
Charles Bob Leonard better known as The Crimson Hunter, is a major antagonist of Blunt Brothers Productions series Triangle vs. Monkey, serving as the main antagonist of season 1, the secondary antagonist of season 2, and a supporting character of season 3.
He is bounty hunter hired by Mecha Kong after Triangle and Monkey escaped their prison biome and retrieve the Router. He eventually switched sides after getting his payment and realizing the numbers of death Project Reset can do which didn't sit well with him.
Appearance[]
He bears some resemblance to Bobba Fett like county hunter with sci-fi armor and red visor.
However is actually human as his visor was smashed to reveal human eyes.
Personality[]
He is cold and cunning willingly will do whatever it takes to get payed. However he sometimes toys around and has some sense of humor. He will sometimes not trust his employers if he know he isn’t gonna be payed.
However he has limits as he saw Project Reset too far and couldn’t think of letting innocents to die.
History[]
Triangle vs. Monkey Season 1[]
Leonard is first hired by Mecha Kong and promised a sum of one million dollars to hunt Triangle and Monkey after the two escaped their biome. He constantly tracks the two with his pack of robotic dog-like creatures, following them from universe to universe. His shadow is first seen inspecting a footprint left from Triangle in the Jurassic Park universe. His first official appearance, however, is in the Transformers universe, overlooking the wreckage caused by the two kaijus. The main characters finally meet him in an unnamed forest biome, where they are ambushed by his robotic minions and subsequently captured in a box-like force-field by the bounty hunter. Leonard expresses disappointment about how easy they were to catch and informs them that his employer wants them dead. The hunter is enraged when Triangle blasts a hole through the ground and he and Monkey fall into a tunnel system. Leonard wastes no time in following them and immediately begins open fire. To his frustration, his prey manages to slip away, portalling into another dimension. Mecha Kong contacts him via his mechanical arm brace, detecting the universe leap, and instructs Leonard to wait for them at the biomes and ensure that "there's no home for them to return to".
After a series of universe hops, Triangle and Monkey (unknowingly accompanied by Legendary's Mechagodzilla) return to the biomes, where they are detected by Charles. Triangle is caught in an energy trap after recklessly attempting to sneak up on the bounty hunter, and Monkey, attempting to rescue him, is easily beaten. An airship full of robotic soldiers lands, now holding the main characters at gunpoint. They request instructions from Leonard who tells them to wait for his signal and ready the 'rocket troopers'. The Crimson Hunter seems to have made this hunt somewhat personal and reveals his real name to Triangle and Monkey: "Charles Bob Leonard ". He becomes annoyed and defensive when the two kaijus take this with humor and tell him to stick with 'Crimson Hunter.' Leonard then instructs the soldiers to destroy Triangle and Monkey's biome, to the two's utter horror and to his sadistic amusement as the kaiju's home falls apart in front of them. Leonard revels in the destruction while Triangle swears his revenge.
It is here where Leonard learns that Triangle and Monkey don't remember their past lives before they were imprisoned in the cube biome, and where he reveals to the main characters that the biome they just destroyed was a prison, and that it wasn't even the real Monster-Verse. He becomes almost angry that he is the only one to know anything despite not even being present when the events occurred, not yet aware that the kaijus' memories had been wiped intentionally prior to imprisonment. Leonard loses his patience and demands they hand over the remote they have been using to universe hop, telling them it's the only thing keeping them alive. When Monkey claims that he is lying to get them to give him the device, Leonard promptly shoots him in the shoulder. The bounty hunter gives them till the count of three to hand it over but is interrupted when the stowaway Mecha attacks a robotic soldier, giving Monkey a chance to free Triangle.
For some unknown reason, Mechagodzilla allows Triangle and Monkey to escape without harming them, but the distracted Mecha, powering down upon noticing Triangle, is attacked by Charles, who manages to shoot off its arm and cause it to retreat. The bounty hunter then enters an airship and quickly pursues an escaping Triangle and Monkey, shooting at them from above, intending to kill them and take the remote. However, the ship is burnt in half by Triangles atomic breath. Leonard survives, but one robotic arm is lost in the crash. The other half of the ship knocked both Triangle and Monkey off a cliff. Leonard remarks, "good riddance", incorrectly assuming that the two must have died falling from such a height, unaware of the important writer's device known as 'plot armor.'
Triangle vs. Monkey Season 2[]
Charles' lost arm has been replaced by a new yellow one. He is first seen when the newly introduced Mr. Ivan (the apparent owner of the robotic army) greets him as 'Leonard'. The Crimson Hunter responds with "I prefer Charles," but Ivanov doesn't care. He is next seen making conversation with Ivanov, about how nobody in the concepts town has ever seen the Developer and asks Ivanov if he can tell him what the mysterious character actually looks like. Ivanov responds with a firm no. He then asks if Ivanov knows when the next Kanye album is dropping, to which an exasperated Ivanov asks him to "please shut up." Mecha Kong then enters the room and tells Ivanov to continue with 'Project Reset.' Leonard's curiosity is peaked, and he asks about the project, but the Mecha refuses to tell him anything and threatens him with losing more than just his pay if he isn't careful. Leonard says he understands, but his interest remains.
Triangle vs. Monkey Season 3[]
Leonard and Ivanov butt heads. Ivanov claims they would not be in this mess if Leonard had done his job properly, and Leonard blames Ivanov for intentionally keeping important information from him. They seem to mutually dislike each other. When Leonard asks what Mecha Kong and Ivanov's actual plan is, the latter still refuses to tell him, and says Leonard is the last person he would keep inside the loop. Their argument is cut short by Mecha Kong, who tells Leonard he would like to speak to Mr. Ivanov- alone. Leonard sarcastically notes that it's like he has a choice. The Mecha threatens him, and he finally leaves. Leonard seems to genuinely dislike Mecha Kong, but he seems willing to work for him for the money.
He overhears two robotic soldiers in what looks like some kind of control room. It appears that they can track the router from there, explaining how Mecha Kong knew whenever Monkey and Triangle jumped to another universe. The soldiers wonder why the titans are not being intercepted and speculate that they are being lured into a trap. After the soldiers leave, Leonard enters and sees the exact location of the router- telling him exactly where Monkey, Triangle, and Noodle Neck are. He finds them in a barren desert-like biome, where the Kaijus are taking the opportunity to rest and recover now that they have finally found a safe universe. Monkey and Triangle react, understandably, with hostility, while Noodle Neck has never actually met Leonard before. He proudly introduces himself as the Crimson Hunter, but Triangle and Monkey want to hear his full name again, 'Charles Bob Leonard ', which they find hilarious. A disgruntled Leonard then tells them he wants to talk, but Monkey decides to fight him, and the others join in. Leonard dodges the blows and uses his gadgets to neutralize their attacks. Monkey manages to land a solid punch to the face, but Leonard uses a grappling hook to knock him and Noodle Nexk over with Triangle. As the three face him again, however, he puts away his gun, knowing he couldn't take down all three of them alone. He reiterates that he just wants to talk to them, but they are skeptical. Monkey reminds him about the time the bounty hunter shot him in the arm. Leonard sarcastically asks if he wants a gift basket and an apology.
Leonard explains that he was hired to hunt them, but he no longer trusts his employers, and doesn't even know if he will receive his money. He then proposes a solution to both of their problems. He explains that while Mecha Kong would love to kill them, what he really wants is the router. He says that if they give him the router, the hunt stops, he will take them to a "nice cube where you can live out the rest of your lives happily," then he will make up a story about how he was able to steal the device and they disappeared before he could catch them. He gets his money, Mecha gets his router, and the three get their freedom. Monkey and Noodle Neck don't seem all that opposed to the idea, but Triangle immediately refuses. Leonard is confused- this is the best deal they could possibly get. He says that if Triangle wants some advice, he should take the deal right now. Triangle tells him he should get as far away from his bosses as possible. Charles, frustrated but unable to sway him, opens a portal with his mechanical arm guard. Before leaving, he says the offer still stands, but hints that they may not have a chance to take it again. Leonard later watches intently as Mecha Kong talks to Triangle, Monkey and Noodle Neck, who had been drawn into a trap after being sent a message to meet the Mecha, who had apparently captured their friend Mowcuss to use as a bargaining chip. He seems intrigued as to whether Triangle will hand over the remote. Triangle threatens to destroy the device, even with Mowcuss under threat, but Noodle Neck, afraid to lose the lizard, throws it to the Mecha. It is revealed that Mowcuss is not only on the enemy's side, but he is the Developer himself, leading the Militia, and that Mecha Kong actually works for him- this shocks Charles. Mowcuss had only taken Noodle Neck in out of pity, and thinking he could be useful, meaning that all the time the three thought they were hidden, the Militia was really in control. After Triangle, Monkey, and Noodle Neck attack the snipers and slip away, Charles, along with Ivanov and Mecha are enlisted by Mowcuss to hunt them down. Leonard is unsuccessful in this.
Leonard is next seen silently observing as Triangle threatens Mowcuss to tell him where Mecha Kong is. He hears as Mowcuss figures out why Triangle is alone- he pushed away his friends, who didn't approve of his 'revenge-quest.' He watches as Triangle is beaten up by the newly repaired and enhanced Prime Mecha Triangle, and subsequently overhears as the Developer finally reveals what project reset really is: a plan to destroy the entire concepts domain and everyone in it with the press of a button, so that any new arriving concepts will know nothing but his rule. Leonard presumably also sees Triangle being blasted away by the Mecha and being assumed dead.
Leonard is next seen being approached by Mecha Kong, who, despite Charles' previous mistrust, presents him with his promised one million, and he is told to leave and take his dogs with him. Leonard and Ivanov make eye contact, and the other robotic soldier tells him to 'go on.' Leonard briefly holds his gaze before leaving, and Ivanov and Mecha Kong share a smile being his back.
He would later return as he didn’t like the idea of many people being erased from existence so he returned back to help Triangle and Monkey stop project reset. After Prime Mecha Triangle was defeated he went off on his separate way and warned to get off his radar and he will be off of theirs before leaving.
Trivia[]
- He was named by Blunt Brothers Productions Fans with Crimson Hunter and Charles Bob Leonard winning the most votes
- Blunt Brothers Productions wanted to give him an Russian Accent and regretted not doing it, so he created Arkadi Ivanov because of it.
- He is second Blunt Brothers Productions antagonist to redeem himself (the first one being Mechagodzilla (2021)) though he doesn't fully become an actual good guy as he still doing his job, making him an On & Off.
- He could do more heroic acts as Blunt Brothers Productions mention in a Q&A of a possible Crimson Hunter spin-off series or if he return in Season 4.
External Links[]
- The Crimson Hunter on the Villainous Benchmark 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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