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Hank and the Horns

  • Hank Horn

    Hank is a gentle soul, perhaps a bit too gentle for his own good. Hank is a gentle soul, perhaps a bit too gentle for his own good.

  • A version of the "Toons" character sheet. Originally published by Steve Jackson Games, altered by me.

    • He's usually soft-spoken, but, at the end of the day, he's still an airhorn.

  • Basic Info

    • Name: Hank Horn
    • Gender: Male
    • Race: Air-Horn (toon)
    • Age: undefined but adult
    • Body Type: Thin and tinny
    • Height: 3'7" (109.2 cm)
    • Weight: 60 lbs (27.2 km)
    • Complexion: Blue and Gray
    • Eyes: Pie-Cut
    • Likes: Reading, soft drinks, evening strolls, pretty girls (though he's too shy to talk to one)
    • Dislikes: arguments, conflict, raising his voice, being the hero

  • Description

    Hank is an anthropomorphic air-horn with a blue head and gray body. He has a red button on his head that must be pressed somewhat hard in order to activate his horn. He wears brown pants and yellow shoes and gloves. He typically keeps himself small and slouched backward.

  • Bio

    Hank lives in a small town with his family of other noise-making items. It's not unusual for the entire household to burst in a great big cacophony of noise from the least provocation, and so, to get some peace and quiet, he likes to step out into the woods to get away from it all.

    He would like to avoid adventure's call, but adventure can be a jerk sometimes, so he can't always get out of going on a harrowing journey, no matter how much he'd like to. That being said, he just can't ignore the call of someone in need (he's willing to try, though). He's extremely skittish by nature, and in startled will blast his sound loud and clear, even without pressing his button.

    In spite of himself, though, he's a hopeless romantic who grew up reading tales of brave knights and heroes who rescue the girl in the end. He knows those stories are old fashioned and outdated, but he can't help his fantasies. He would like to be a hero, a knight in shining armor that others could depend on, but he thinks he's just too cowardly and weak to do so.

    Little does he realize that, underneath that shivering exterior, beats the heart of a lion, backed up with more power than he realizes. That pent up pressure inside of him only needs proper channeling to make him what he's always wanted to be.