The Nerd (AVGN)
The Nerd (Also known as The Angry Video Game Nerd, AVGN for short, formerly the Angry Nintendo Nerd, often abbreviated as simply Nerd, and the Fucking Nerd) is the titular protagonist of the Angry Video Game Nerd web series, portrayed and created by James Rolfe.
Background
In most episodes he reviews a different variety of video games he considers poorly made, he does this by complaining and overreacting while often shouting and swearing at the graphics, controls, difficulty, music, quality, or gameplay.
Since episode 25 of the Board James series, many viewers believe that the AVGN and Board James character are the same person, however, James Rolfe has said that he sees the two characters as separate existences rather than Board James' split personality.
General Information
Name: The Nerd
Origin: The Angry Video Game Nerd
Gender: Male
Age: 41
Classification: The Angry Video Game Nerd, The Nintendo Nerd, The Atari Sega Nerd, The Angry Atari Amiga CDi Colecovision Intellivision Sega Neo Geo Turbo Grafix 16 Odyssey 3DO Commodore Nintendo Nerd
Species: Human
Occupation: Video game reviewer
Status: Alive
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (The Nerd has extreme anger issues and shows very little remorse to others he affects or kills. Going out of his way to be jerks to kids wanting candy for halloween, and excreting in their bags[1] and casually pushed a guy into burning orange soda after he had to be killed so that no more pepsimen remained[2]. However, it is shown in the movie that he has a strong love and care for his fanbase and puts himself in danger quite frequently to keep them safe)
Codex Statistics
Key: Regular | Episode 100 Super Suit
Tier: 9-B, Higher with the Power Glove, Far Higher with the prayers of all his fans | High 8-C
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: Wall level (Potency) (Casually broke his TV with a single punch[3]. Could beat a shark in one hit[4]. Can harm those who can harm him), Higher with the Power Glove (Could kill Freddy Kregur in a single hit[5], who could cut apart The Nerd’s entire body in seconds[6]), Far Higher with the prayers of all his fans (The prayers of all of his fans allowed him to defeat Giygas, the universal cosmic destroyer[7]) | Large Building level (Larger then skyscrapers in a city in size[8])
Durability: Wall level (Tanked multiple explosions[9]. Tanked a stick of dynamite at point blank range[10]. Tanked an anvil falling on his head[11]. Tanked flying back at incredibly fast speeds[12]) | Large Building level (Took no damage from a shot from R.O.B.[13])
Striking Strength: Wall Class (Potency) | Large Building Class
Lifting Strength: Class G (Can lift a million tons[14]) | At least Class G
Travel Speed: Superhuman (Outran a zombie wolf with the rest of the STARS team[15]). Faster Than Light flight speed (Flew to the sun within seconds[16]) | At least Superhuman. Faster Than Light flight speed
Attack Speed: Superhuman, likely Higher (Can tag Freddy[17] who could cut apart The Nerd’s entire body before he could even react[18]) | Superhuman, likely Higher
Reaction Speed: Superhuman, likely Higher (Avoided a laser shot out at him[19]) | Superhuman, likely Higher
Stamina: Superhuman (Screamed for an entire day without tiring[20]), Limitless as a cyborg
Range: Standard Melee, Kilometers with NES Accessories (The NES Zapper is treated the same as a real gun, which should give it the same range), Multiversal+ with Dimensional Travel (Could dimension hop within a reality of infinite dimensions)
Intelligence: Supergenius Intelligence (Created his own Franken-Nerd to play the games for him[21], unlike Dr. Frankenstein, he made sure to have a way to shut down the monster if it went rogue[22]. Cloned himself from his own feces making the Nerdy-turd[23]. Created a beer droid[24], created the “Beat a game” button, a single button that once pressed beats the entire game instantly[25]. Created a UFO[26])
Knowledge: At least Expert level (Learned about infinite alternate universes and learned about truth of parallel realities[27])
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics
- Genius Intelligence
- Skilled in CQC (Could fight and beat down the Joker in hand to hand combat[28])
- Stealth Mastery (Snuck into someone's house[29])
- Weapon Mastery
- Accelerated Development
- Training
- Other & Speed: Trained with the ninja master to get better at Ninja Gaiden[31], being able to move his thumbs into and out of a fan before the fans blades can even hit him[32]. After repeatedly trying a code in Akari Warriors for a hour, he became “faster then greased lightning”[33]. In the Lightspan Adventures episode, his brain was considered "rotten" and as the episode went on, he started to become smarter and smarter quickly[34].
- Training
- Hacking (Able to create a device that instantly beats a game in a single button on any console regardless of anti piracy measures[35])
- Self-Sustenance
- Respiratory Self-Sustenance: Could travel in outer space just fine[36].
- Flight (Has the ability to fly all the way to the sun in seconds[37])
- Transformation
- Shapeshifting: Can turn into a cat[38].
- Cyborgization
- Partial: Is revealed as a cyborg in the terminator episode[39].
- Normal in the Robo-Cop episode: Became the Robo-Nerd[41].
- Cartoon Physics
- Rage Power (In the Crazy Castle episode, The Nerd repeatedly got outskilled by Bugs Bunny[44], as Bugs was about to kill him[45] The Nerd's rage allowed him to beat Bugs Bunny, completely ripping off his head[46])
- Resurrection
- Self-Resurrection: Came back in the next episode[47] after dying from hitting a door[48]. Came back in the next episode[49] after being sent to hell[50]. As shown in the AVGN series he has acknowledged past episodes[51] and even mentions all the way back to the Nintendo Nerd era[52]. He has also acknowledged his deaths in the past[53].
- Supernatural Resilience (Removed his heart. Could live with his arms, legs, eyes, and ears removed[54])
- Time Travel (When he gave up begin The Nerd, he was sent to different time periods of his episodes to recapture the nostalgia[55], which included going into dreams[56])
- Dimensional Travel (Can travel across an infinite number of universes[57])
- Reality Warping (Can cause a crack in reality with a kick[58])
- Mimicry (Power Mimicry & Technique Mimicry; The Nerd has consistently shown to use abilities from the different games he's played even when he has distributed them previously, such as being able to fly after the Superman 64 episode, shooting ice after the Mortal Kombat Sub-Zero Mythologies episode, becoming a Terminator in the Terminator episode, becoming the Robo-Nerd in the Robo-Cop episode, etcetera)
- Summoning (Can summon Super Mega Death Christ[59])
- Fusionism (Can merge with all of the other nerds to become the angry video game nerd[60])
- Immortality Negation (With the NES Zapper, The Nerd permanently killed Jason Vorhees[61], who The Nerd notes always comes back to life[62], Jason’s death was acknowledged in Episode 199 as Jason was still in hell until he and Freddy Kregur transferred themselves out of hell through the game cartridges[63])
- Transmutation (Turned Chex into Brutal Chex[64])
- Creation (Created his own magicant in the EarthBound episode[65])
- Explosion Manipulation (Can throw a cartridge so hard it explodes[66]. Can drop f-bombs which are bombs that explode whenever he says “fuck”[67])
- Energy Manipulation
- Sound Manipulation (Can create sonic booms[69])
- Ice Manipulation (Could freeze the game cartridge with a concentrated ice blast[70])
- Text Manipulation (Can use words in a turn based battle[71])
- Plot Manipulation
- Narrative Manipulation
- Data Manipulation and Immersion (Pulled a video game character into real life[73]).
- Resistance to
- Extreme Heats (Can sleep on lava)
- Reality Warping, Spatial Manipulation, & Corruption (He and his room was fine in the next episode[74] after the Game Graphic Glitch Gremlin corrupted him and his room[75])
- Gravity Manipulation, Biological Manipulation & Cosmic Radiations (Could travel in outer space just fine[76])
- Attack Reflection (Can reflect back attacks with the U-Force[77])
- Sealing (Can seal cartridges and ghost into the proton pack[78])
- Nullification
- Power Nullification: The Power Pad negates attacks sent at him[79].
- Erasure
- Physical Erasure: Erased a Klingon from existence[80].
- Absorption (Can siphon energy with the power glove to grow into a far more powerful and larger being[81])
- Resurrection
- Resurrection of Others
- Resurrection of the Deceased: Can bring one back to life with his[82] NES controller by pressing A B B A[83].
- Time Travel (With his sega dreamcast he can move the time forward, moving time in the real world forward[84] and can move time backwards[85])
- Wish Granting (With a thermos, summons a genie that will grant him 3 wishes[86])
- Energy Projection & Explosion Manipulation (Can shoot out energy balls with the Super Scope that explode[87])
- Electricity Manipulation (Can shoot electricity out of the Konami LaserScope[88])
NES Zapper[89], SNES Scope, U-Force, Konami Laserscope, Power Pad, Various game consoles and their controllers
Thermos that summons a genie
Other
Standard Tactics: AVGN in most of his battles will mainly go into hand to hand combat, he will also use abilities relevant to what he's recently played. He will also sometimes in battle use his equipment. If the enemy is too strong, he will use the super suit.
Weaknesses: The Nerd can get angry incredibly easily, even to people being nice to him. He has a similar PTSD-like response to the games Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde & ET for the Atari 2600.
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- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 36 - Halloween (Atari 2600)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 168 - Pepsiman (PS1)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 Top Gun
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 Tomb Raider Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 A Nightmare on Elm Street
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 A Nightmare on Elm Street
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 EarthBound
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5, Episode 100 - R.O.B. The Robot
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 2 Die Hard
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 8 Big Riggs
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5, Episode 100 - R.O.B. The Robot
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 20 - Atari 5200
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 Resident Evil Survivor
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 51 - Superman 64 (N64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 A Nightmare on Elm Street
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 A Nightmare on Elm Street
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 13 Superman Returns
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 9 Seamen
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Frankenstein
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Frankenstein
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Magnavox Odyssey
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 Star Wars Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 Star Wars Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 11 Planet of the Apes
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Berenstain Bears
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Batman Pt. 2
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 97 - How the Nerd Stole Christmas
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Indiana Jones
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Ninja Gaiden
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Ninja Gaiden
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 7 Ikari Warriors
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 155 - Lightspan Adventures (PS1)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 Star Wars Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 51 - Superman 64 (N64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 51 - Superman 64 (N64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Moonwalker
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 The Terminator
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 The Terminator
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 11 RoboCop Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Sega Activator
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 2 Christmas Carol Part 1
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 2 Dragon's Lair
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Super Pitfall
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 4 Crazy Castle
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Sega Activator
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 Back to the Future Re-Revisited
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 Tomb Raider Games
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 6 Bible Games 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Megaman
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Megaman
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 10 Berenstain Bears
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Moonwalker
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Super Mario Bros. 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 144 - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 Friday the 13th
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 Friday the 13th
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 199 - Freddy & Jason (Commodore 64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 171 - Chex Quest (PC)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 EarthBound
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 The Karate Kid
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 CDI Pt. 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 Top Gun
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 1 Top Gun
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 138 Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero (N64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 108 - Ghosts N' Goblins (NES)
- ↑ AVGN Movie - Nostalgia Critic
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 183 - Ecco the Dolphin (Sega Genesis)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 - Zelda 2
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5 - Game Glitches
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Episode 51 - Superman 64 (N64)
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5, Episode 100 - R.O.B. The Robot
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 2 Ghost Busters Part 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Super Mario Bros. 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Star Trek
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 5, Episode 100 - R.O.B. The Robot
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 7 Ikari Warriors
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 7 Ikari Warriors
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 9 Seamen
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 9 Seamen
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd - Season 13 Aladdin Deck Enhancer
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Super Mario Bros. 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 3 Super Mario Bros. 3
- ↑ Angry Video Game Nerd Season 12 Resident Evil Survivor
