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50. Mr. Grimm (Twisted Metal: Black) - https://imgur.com/slqmglX

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In a game full of twisted horror stories, Mr. Grimm's has always stood out to me the most. With his striking skull design that relays a dark origin, Mr. Grimm strikes out onto the Twisted Metal battlefields with a scythe in hand like his namesake implies. Mr. Grimm's story is one of revenge, redemption, and the psychological push that war takes on the mind. A mere kid, Grimm enlisted in the Vietnam War with his best friend Benny, and their platoon was wiped out and they were captured. A Vietnamese war advisor proceeded to starve the pair, and eventually Grimm had to eat his best friend just to survive. The skull Grimm wears? Yeah, that's Benny's. Horrifying, I know.

TMB makes the most of the game's less is more storytelling approach here. Grimm's solitary confinement introduction shows him hallucinating eyeballs and other body parts in place of his normal food, conveying Grimm's absolutely broken mental state. Grimm's vehicle and scythe are both culled from Vietnam origins, as Grimm confronts his past but also uses it as a reminder for revenge. Grimm's self-inflection between arenas shows Grimm sorrowful for what he did to Benny and scared of his newly acquired "appetite". I won't spoil Grimm's ending here, but it's a healthy dose of Twilight Zone morality and irony.

Of course, Grimm is also a fun character to play as, as well. He's a hard character to learn, with low health and a hard-to-aim special, but once you start getting the grasp of how his motorcycle handles, you'll be zooming around avoiding damage whilst dealing heavy attacks in no time at all. The skill required makes for an enjoyable time and make his story that much more hard fought and satisfying at the same time.
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Suspense and shock beyond anything you have seen or imagined!
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