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Carmageddon driver
Val Hella
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Cleaver
Cleaver
Info
Internal opponent number 28
Strength (1 - 5) 2
Network availability Never

Short name (?) Val
Race number 21
Top speed 220 mph
Kerb weight 1.3 tons
0 - 60 mph in 5.5 seconds
Stealworthy No
Description
"She's the self-crowned queen of the race scene, and her chariot is aptly equipped with wheel mounted blades."



Carmageddon: Reincarnation[]

Val Hella has been confirmed to return in the Cleaver.[1]

Carmageddon: Reincarnation driver
Vel Hella
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The Cleaver
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Info
Strength 1.07
Short name (?) Cleaver
Race number 21
Top speed 160 mph
Kerb weight 1.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in 2.9 seconds
Description
"Val’s a leggy gal, and her wheel mounted blades ensure that hers remain by far the longest in the immediate vicinity."


Trivia[]

  • Valhalla is the food hall of the afterlife in Norse mythology. Hell is a less pleasant place to end up.
  • Val's car from the intro of the first game is different too. The front scoop had a smaller skull instead of the hood scoop being the skull. The design seems slightly skinnier in the middle. Also, the spikes on her wheels are only in the rear and not on both the front and rear. This design was also used in a few cover art designs for the second game.
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    Val"s Cleaver from the intro of Carmagddon

    Val is short for Valerie. Her look in the Carmageddon artwork is clearly based on Charlotte Rampling in the 1974 movie, "The Night Porter".
  • Val Hella wears an Iron Cross around her neck.
  • The Cleaver looks like it was a large sports coupé such as the Marcos LM or Dodge Viper, once upon a time.
  • The Cleaver is shown on the US cover of Carmageddon II, despite not appearing in the game, though appearing in the first game's intro.
    • This version of the Cleaver, and in the intro movie to the original game, is a very different vehicle to the in-game model. Among other changes, the front lights and grille are positioned differently, the side has exhaust vents and the cabin is mounted deeper into the bodywork. It appears to be based upon 1930's luxury cars like the Mercedes-Benz 500K or Bugatti Type 55.
  • For Reincarnation, Val has gained a tiny Chihuahua called HellHound. It wears a Nazi cap and armband.
  • The appearance of Val Hella is a reference to 1974 film Il portiere di notte.

References[]

Drivers in Carmageddon (cat)
Main drivers Max Damage · Die Anna
Cops The Cops · The Cops Special Forces
Tier 1 opponents Auto Scum · Brothers Grimm · Ed 101 · Ivan the Bastard · Kutter · Madam Scarlett · Mech Maniac · OK Stimpson · Screwie Lewie · Stig O'Sore · Val Hella · Vlad · Wanda Lust
Tier 2 opponents Agent Orange · Ed Hunter · Firestorm · Otis P Jivefunk · Psycho Pitbull · Stella Stunna
Tier 3 opponents Burly Shirley · Don Dumpster · Halfwit Harry · Hammerhead · Heinz Faust
Drivers in Carmageddon: Reincarnation & Max Damage (cat)
Main driver Max Damage · Die Anna
Cops Agent Debbie O'Nutts · Chief Biggun · Cops · Cops Special Forces
Tier 1 opponents Ed 101 · Ed Lesgar · Kutter · Nora Virus · Nutkenz · Rusk · Stig O'Sore · Val Hella · Vlad
Tier 2 opponents Brothers Grimm · Ivan the Bastard · Madam Scarlett · Screwie Lewie · Twig N. Berries
Tier 3 opponents Ed Hunter · Hammerhead · Otis P Jivefunk · Psycho Pitbull · Roman · The Terrible Twin
Tier 4 opponents Don Dumpster · Halfwit Harry · Heinz Faust · Mother Trucker · Stella Stunna
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