We don't know much about Flesh Stick at the time, but that's fine.

The purpose of the side missions Tiny Tina initially sends you on in Borderlands 2 revolve around exacting revenge on a bandit named Flesh Stick. When it comes to Pandora's inhabitants, Winkler said quote 'The fact they're alive, or didn't become a bandit, means they did some REALLY messed up stuff to get there and to stay alive.'Īmong the 'tea cups and bunnies and cupcakes,' Tiny Tina is also 'deeply disturbed, capable of blowing bandits apart,' which is why this demure 13-year old is the scourge of the bandit hordes. According to Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Lead Writer Sam Winkler, there's a reason why an orphaned 13-year old has no troubles making it on Pandora: she's exactly the kind of person who can survive, and thrive, on a planet filled with murderous Psychos and alien beasts, all under the eyes of a dictatorial megalomaniac whose corporate interests come before human interests. The promise of a bloody, violent, and maybe even hilarious death is just a part of life on Pandora, and something that shapes its inhabitants. We know a lot about her before we even meet her outright: giant mines litter the landscape around the area you’ll encounter her, and there's no question at all that whoever's in control of this section of land is someone with a deep, and borderline terrifying, obsession with explosives. Players first encountered Tiny Tina way back in 2012’s Borderlands 2, in the 'A Train to Catch' mission, and it's a great introduction to Tiny Tina.

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