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Big Shot is a fictional character from the animated series, The Tick. He is a parody of The Punisher and Deadshot. In the TV series, Big Shot carries guns, grenades and other weaponry on his back. He appears in the first episode, doggedly pursuing the Tick but always just missing him. In his frustration, he fires upon nearby structures (such as chimneys) and reduces them to skull-shaped sculptures resembling the Punisher's skull emblem. This habit leaves him without ammunition when he finally catches up with the Tick, and he collapses into a weeping fit while tearfully asking, "Why couldn't you love me, Mom?!"
He appears later in the series, having seen an anger management therapist where he learns how to be more sensitive. Far more stable, he is now unable to say the word "guns" without stammering and twitching. He is voiced by actor Kevin Schon.
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