Impotent Rage

Impotent Rage and the workers in the first episode of his show.

Impotent Rage is a liberal-themed superhero with a very short temper from a series of cartoons that air on CNT in Grand Theft Auto V. Impotent Rage is a parody of extreme liberals (much like how Republican Space Rangers and Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce are parodies of extreme conservatives). He is very environmental and gets incredibly angry when things don't go his way, causing his body to bulk up immensely whenever angered.

The character appears to be as popular as Republican Space Rangers and there appears to be a relation between both franchises as they have even had a crossover together. The protagonists can also get Impotent Rage tattoos at local Tattoo Parlors.

He is voiced by Frank Simms.

Episodes

Super Proletariat Party People (GTA V)

The episode begins with a factory owner arguing with a picket in front of a Kunt Indrusties factory, with workers demanding 200% raises, summer Fridays off, massages, snacks and pensions for life after retiring at 37. While going to work, Impotent Rage notices the incident and arrives to the scene. He supports the workers, much to the owner's anger. After a brief debate, Impotent Rage goes into a fit, killing the owner and destroying the factory. The puzzled workers are left alone after Impotent Rage proclaims "a victory for the working man" and advises the crowd to go on welfare. A part of a morning show called "Up In The Morning" is shown, which tells about the celebration of a highway closing at Braxton Industries and a suspicion of that Braxton Hunter, the company's CEO, is actually Impotent Rage. The show's host then reads negative responses about Hunter, which claim that "Braxton is a rich entitled asshole with too much time on his hands". After hearing this, Braxton is insulted, but his outrage is interrupted by Violet, his secretary. She hands him an iFruit phone with a voicemail message from Uberman, Impotent Rage's arch nemesis. After that, Violet tells Braxton about her love interest in him, but Braxton didn't hear her as he was busy picking his nose. When he starts paying attention again, a flashback scene about Hunter's past is seen.

It is also interrupted when Braxton's Eco-Sense goes off. A homeless man with a plastic can in his hands was masturbating in front of the Braxton Industries skyscraper, but he is shook off as Hunter throws a stapler at him from his rooftop office. Braxton again goes into a fit of rage, and is prompted to go to the Anger Room. When he walks out of it, Violet warns him about another enviroment threat in progress. After a short discussion about outfits and a small commercial of the cartoon's merchandise, the show cuts to a scene of another picket, this time in front of a natural gas well. The three Texan owners of the well convince Impotent Rage that they are oppressed homosexuals, and the superhero propels the group of protesters into the sky. Immediately after this Uberman arrives and explains Impotent Rage what did he actually do, before leaving to drill oil wells in sensitive wetlands. Impotent Rage chases after Uberman in his solar-powered Impotent Mobile Electric Car, but it explodes after a small cloud blocks the Sun. The episode ends with Impotent Rage standing among the rubble, wistfully proclaiming "Why must the conservatives always win?".

Trivia

• Impotent Rage is a parody of several mainstream superheroes:
  • Captain Planet, an environmentalist superhero from a real world cartoon show that taught viewers how to be eco-friendly.
  • DC's Superman, due of his ability to fly.
  • Marvel's The Incredible Hulk, mostly for his anger management issues.
  • DC's Batman, as being a millionaire that his alter ego is a playboy.
  • The lightning bolts on his costume look similar to that which is found on DC's Shazam's costume.
• Trevor Philips owns a small Impotent Rage statue which he appears to be quite fond of. The statue is destroyed by The Lost MC when they trash Trevor's trailer.
• Like many other references in the GTA series, Impotent Rage's name likely references the common term for impotence as erectile dysfunction.
• An actor posing as Impotent Rage can be seen on Vinewood Boulevard, at the Hardcore Comic Store. The player can speak to the actor, who will complain about his job.
• Trevor seems to be a fan of Impotent Rage as he references him as well as owning a statue.

Gallery

Impotent Rage in West Vinewood.

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