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* LargeAndInCharge: Inverted. Their leader- Vance, going by the game- is inches shorter than some other members even while wearing roller skates.
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* LargeAndInCharge: Inverted. MisterBig: Their leader- Vance, going by the game- is inches shorter than some other members even while wearing roller skates.
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* {{The Big Guy}}s: Snow and Ajax, as they're both described as the "Heavy Muscles" of the group. In the game, they're shown as partners who attempt to get into the gang.
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** Brief snippets during the opening montage show Ajax using a subway handgrip as a punching bag, calling another Warrior a faggot for saying Ajax has a one track brain regarding women, and when asked about Cyrus, he says "ah, fuck him". This sums up Ajax's character: He is violent, irreverent and crass.
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** Brief snippets during the opening montage show Ajax using a subway handgrip as a punching speed bag, calling another Warrior a faggot for saying Ajax has a one track brain regarding women, and when asked about Cyrus, he says "ah, fuck him". This sums up Ajax's character: He is violent, irreverent and crass.
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A real heavy soldier. Disciplined, independent and reserved. He can rumble with the best of them.
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* BloodKnight: Ajax is by ''far'' the most belligerent of The Warriors. While none of The Warriors ever back down from a fight, Ajax is constantly craving for one and is usually disappointed when it's over.
* TheBrute: Easily the biggest, and nastiest, of the Warriors. In the video game, all his stealing car radios, spray painting and lock picking stats (the skills that require finesse) are extremely low, but his mugging and fighting stats are the highest of any Warrior.
* TheBrute: Easily the biggest, and nastiest, of the Warriors. In the video game, all his stealing car radios, spray painting and lock picking stats (the skills that require finesse) are extremely low, but his mugging and fighting stats are the highest of any Warrior.
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* TheBigGuy: Easily the biggest, and nastiest, of the Warriors. In the video game, all his stealing car radios, spray painting and lock picking stats (the skills that require finesse) are extremely low, but his mugging and fighting stats are the highest of any Warrior.
* BloodKnight: Ajax is by ''far'' the most belligerent of The Warriors. While none of The Warriors ever back down from a fight, Ajax is constantly craving for one and is usually disappointed when it'sover.
* TheBrute: Easily the biggest, and nastiest, of the Warriors. In the video game, all his stealing car radios, spray painting and lock picking stats (the skills that require finesse) are extremely low, but his mugging and fighting stats are the highest of any Warrior.over.
* BloodKnight: Ajax is by ''far'' the most belligerent of The Warriors. While none of The Warriors ever back down from a fight, Ajax is constantly craving for one and is usually disappointed when it's
* TheBrute: Easily the biggest, and nastiest, of the Warriors. In the video game, all his stealing car radios, spray painting and lock picking stats (the skills that require finesse) are extremely low, but his mugging and fighting stats are the highest of any Warrior.
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* BaldBlackLeaderGuy: After [[spoiler:Cyrus is killed]], Masai takes command of The Gramercy Riffs.
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* BaldBlackLeaderGuy: BaldOfAuthority: After [[spoiler:Cyrus is killed]], Masai takes command of The Gramercy Riffs.
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* AdaptationalAngstDowngrade: Mercy's book counterpart ends up being gang-raped and abandoned by the protagonists. While in the film Mercy has to deal with being chased across New York by cops and other gangs all night, and has a sad backstory of poverty and neglect, she doesn't go through anything as horrific as her book counterpart and is accepted as part of the gang in the end.
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* ClimaxBoss: The Destroyers are the Warrior's biggest rivals with their leader Virgil being a particularly personal ArchEnemy to Cleon and Virgil since it was his betrayal of them that led to them leaving the Destroyers and forming the Warriors. The fight against Virgil is a rather dramatic and climactic confrontation too being an intense three-phase boss fight that completely that concludes with his gruesome demise and the complete dismantlement of the Destroyers gang.
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* ClimaxBoss: The Destroyers are the Warrior's biggest rivals with their leader Virgil being a particularly personal ArchEnemy to Cleon and Virgil Vermin since it was his betrayal of them that led to them leaving the Destroyers and forming the Warriors. The fight against Virgil is a rather dramatic and climactic confrontation too being an intense three-phase boss fight that completely that concludes with his gruesome demise and the complete dismantlement of the Destroyers gang.
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* KillerBearHug: It's their only unique attack compared to other gangs. Oddly enough, their leader Vance isn't able to use it.
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* FingerlessGloves: Part of his style.
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->'''Played by:''' Lynne ThigpenCreator/LynneThigpen
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The main characters of the movie and the video game adaptation, The Warriors are a small but tough gang that claims Coney Island as their territory. Founded by Cleon and Vermin after a falling out with their former gang The Destroyers, The Warriors have quickly proven themselves willing to take on gangs with far bigger reps than their own, and with surprising success.
* AdaptationalNameChange: They were the Delancey Thrones in the novel.
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The leader of The Rogues. He [[spoiler:murders Cyrus]] and frames The Warriors, setting the main plot in motion.
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The leader of The Rogues.Rogues, and a vicious, murderous sociopath. He [[spoiler:murders Cyrus]] and frames The Warriors, setting the main plot in motion.
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[[BigRottenApple New York City of the late 70's]] is overrun with street gangs of every imaginable creed and color. Stretching from Harlem, to the Bronx, to Manhattan, every street and neighborhood is jealously guarded by whatever gang has staked a claim to their own piece of turf, be it by punk skinheads, drug-dealing biker gangs, Asian martial artists, or MadArtist mimes.
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* HarmlessVillain: The Orphans are not only complete bush league, they are at the very ''bottom'' of the bush league, and are also worthless at fighting. They are unable to overwhelm 8 guys with the entirety of their 30-man roster.
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* HarmlessVillain: The Orphans are not only complete bush league, they are at the very ''bottom'' of the bush league, and are also worthless at fighting. They are unable to overwhelm 8 guys with the entirety of their 30-man roster. When fought in the game, Cleon's war party to invade their turf is made up entirely of the Warriors' newest recruits, even, making fighting through the Orphans' entire roster look like little more than an initiation ritual.
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* BadBoss: He's a total asshole to his own men, especially in the videogame.
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* BadBoss: He's a total asshole to his own men, especially in the videogame.video game.
* BigBad: While he's not the biggest threat The Warriors face in the film, as he's the one who kicks off the plot by [[spoiler:killing Cyrus]] and framing The Warriors for it, and acts as the final opponent The Warriors face, he ultimately takes this role.
* BigBad: While he's not the biggest threat The Warriors face in the film, as he's the one who kicks off the plot by [[spoiler:killing Cyrus]] and framing The Warriors for it, and acts as the final opponent The Warriors face, he ultimately takes this role.
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* BadGuysPlayPool: You fight one of the Bopper contingents in a pool hall in Cochise's flashback level.
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* BadGuysPlayPool: You fight Boxcar, one of the Bopper contingents contingents, in a pool hall in Cochise's flashback level.
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** A lieutenant treats a woman rudely at a dance hall. When she protests his behavior, [[WouldHitAGirl he knocks her to the floor with a backhand to the face.]]
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** A lieutenant Reggie, one of the lieutenants, treats a woman rudely at a dance hall. When she protests his behavior, [[WouldHitAGirl he knocks her to the floor with a backhand to the face.]]
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* CombatStilettos: She manages to run around New York City and participate in a gang fight in high heels.
* DamselInDistress: In the ''VideoGame/DoubleDragon'' style in-game video game ''Armies Of the Night'', Mercy is kidnapped by The Gramercy Riffs and must be rescued by Swan.
* DamselInDistress: In the ''VideoGame/DoubleDragon'' style in-game video game ''Armies Of the Night'', Mercy is kidnapped by The Gramercy Riffs and must be rescued by Swan.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Mercy looks and sounds [[SpicyLatina Puerto Rican]], but the movie never makes this clear. Actress Deborah [[TheVonTropeFamily Van Valkenburgh]] is of Dutch descent, making this possible FakeNationality as well.[[note]]Van Valkenburgh was reportedly surprised when she was cast in the film, assuming that the producers wanted the character to be played by "some blonde". In point of fact, Walter Hill had originally intended to cast a Puerto Rican actress in the role before Van Valkenburgh impressed him with her screen test.[[/note]]
* CombatStilettos: She manages to run around New York City and participate in a gang fightin while wearing high heels.heels the whole time.
* DamselInDistress: In the ''VideoGame/DoubleDragon'' style in-game video game ''ArmiesOf of the Night'', Mercy is kidnapped by The Gramercy Riffs and must be rescued by Swan.
* CombatStilettos: She manages to run around New York City and participate in a gang fight
* DamselInDistress: In the ''VideoGame/DoubleDragon'' style in-game video game ''Armies
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: The only named gang in the game to not be invited to Cyrus' enclave. When The Warriors encounter them after the meeting, they have no idea what had transpired.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: The only named gang in the game to not be invited to Cyrus' enclave. When The Warriors encounter them after the meeting, they have no idea what had transpired.transpired and are merely reacting to the Warriors being back in "their turf" again.
* MilesGloriosus: They try to pretend they're a force to be reckoned but are absolutely pathetic, and didn't even know about the big gang meeting, showing that they've been totally ignored by the Riffs. When a gang's seen for the first time in the game they're usually introduced with an AssKickingPose freeze-frame; the Orphans are frozen in a pose of panic at realizing the Warriors showed up to call the Orphans' bluff about winning a rumble against the Warriors.
* MilesGloriosus: They try to pretend they're a force to be reckoned but are absolutely pathetic, and didn't even know about the big gang meeting, showing that they've been totally ignored by the Riffs. When a gang's seen for the first time in the game they're usually introduced with an AssKickingPose freeze-frame; the Orphans are frozen in a pose of panic at realizing the Warriors showed up to call the Orphans' bluff about winning a rumble against the Warriors.
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* MilesGloriosus: They try to pretend they're a force to be reckoned but are absolutely pathetic, and didn't even know about the big gang meeting, showing that they've been totally ignored by the Riffs. When a gang's seen for the first time in the game they're usually introduced with an AssKickingPose freeze-frame; the Orphans are frozen in a pose of panic at realizing the Warriors showed up to call the Orphans' bluff about winning a rumble against the Warriors.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Even in a gang with openly homophobic members like Ajax, no one seemed to pick up on Rembrandt being extremely effeminate with no interest in girls as was shown with the Lizzies. He's the only member who never shows any interest in women throughout the film and according to Walter Hill Rembrandt was indeed intended to be gay, but it's never explicitly stated or implied.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Even in a gang with openly homophobic members like Ajax, no one seemed to pick up on Rembrandt being extremely effeminate with no interest in girls as was shown with the Lizzies. He's the only member who never shows any interest in women throughout the film and according to Walter Hill Rembrandt was indeed intended to be gay, but it's never explicitly stated or implied.stated.
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** In a [[https://www.vulture.com/2017/04/walter-hill-defends-the-assignment-after-gender-controversy.html 2017 interview with Vulture.com]], Walter Hill [[WordofGay explicitly listed Rembrandt as one of his gay characters]].
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* DisappointedByTheMotive: {{Implied|trope}}. When he and Luther meet face-to-face, he asks why he killed Cyrus (and by extension got him and his gang framed for the murder). When Luther says there wasn't a reason and he just [[ForTheEvulz "like[s] doing things like that"]], Swan gives a [[MirthlessLaughter sarcastic laugh]].
* TheLeader: He becomes this to the Warriors following the conclave. He's generally a cross between Levelheaded and Mastermind; he's practical and plans ahead, utilizes the others' skills where they function best, usually deals with conflict via diplomacy or avoidance rather than going straight to violence, and tries to keep the others out of danger as much as possible. He's a bit too serious and aloof to be considered Charismatic, though he gives off an air of authority and the others tend to obey him without question.
* NumberTwo: He's personally chosen by Cleon to be his second-in-command. After Cleon is separated from the others and killed, Swan takes command and the others (with the brief exception of Ajax) are quick to follow him.
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* YouAreInCommandNow: Cleon gets taken out of commission early in the film, so Swan steps up to lead the remaining Warriors back to Coney (as per Cleon's wishes). No one save for Ajax questions this.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Even in a gang with openly homophobic members like Ajax, no one seemed to pick up on Rembrandt being extremely effeminate with no interest in girls as was shown with the Lizzies.
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Even in a gang with openly homophobic members like Ajax, no one seemed to pick up on Rembrandt being extremely effeminate with no interest in girls as was shown with the Lizzies. He's the only member who never shows any interest in women throughout the film and according to Walter Hill Rembrandt was indeed intended to be gay, but it's never explicitly stated or implied.
* TheBabyOfTheBunch: He's indicated to be the youngest of the gang and certainly looks it (though his actor was actually older than Cochise's), and he comes across as softer and more inexperienced than the others. The older members occasionally look out for him: Swan tells him to stay close during the conclave so he doesn't get into trouble, Fox goes to find him and get him to safety when he's caught up in the stampede, and when he's freaking out after being cut by the Lizzies Cochise and Vermin comfort him and bandage up his arm.
* TheBabyOfTheBunch: He's indicated to be the youngest of the gang and certainly looks it (though his actor was actually older than Cochise's), and he comes across as softer and more inexperienced than the others. The older members occasionally look out for him: Swan tells him to stay close during the conclave so he doesn't get into trouble, Fox goes to find him and get him to safety when he's caught up in the stampede, and when he's freaking out after being cut by the Lizzies Cochise and Vermin comfort him and bandage up his arm.
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* RedOniBlueOni: The Blue to Ajax's Red; Swan is far more level-headed and collected, tends to plan ahead and doesn't rush into fights if there's potentially another solution (especially if the odds are against them).
* StreetSmart: All the Warriors are this to an extent - it goes with the [[GangBangers lifestyle]] - but none more so than Swan. He's almost always levelheaded, good at improvising and sussing out situations, and successfully leads most of the group back to Coney Island while the cops and every other gang is after them. A particularly notable example is when Mercy points out to Swan that he's being followed by the Punks' leader; he tells her he already knows and was trying not to let the Punk know that he knows.
* StreetSmart: All the Warriors are this to an extent - it goes with the [[GangBangers lifestyle]] - but none more so than Swan. He's almost always levelheaded, good at improvising and sussing out situations, and successfully leads most of the group back to Coney Island while the cops and every other gang is after them. A particularly notable example is when Mercy points out to Swan that he's being followed by the Punks' leader; he tells her he already knows and was trying not to let the Punk know that he knows.
* FearlessFool: Ajax isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he's not a coward and never backs down from a fight even if he's outnumbered. Unfortunately for him, this leads to him making some really stupid decisions and if it weren't for the others keeping him in check he probably wouldn't have lasted as long as he does. Notably, when he does go gallivanting off on his own against the others' advice, he gets himself arrested pretty sharpish.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's constantly mouthing off to the rest of the gang, but when push comes to shove, he stands and fights to protect them. The video game and 4-part comic book sequel showcase this best.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's "Gold" is an [[DownplayedTrope exaggeration]] given he's still pretty unpleasant. However, despite constantly mouthing off to the rest of the gang, but when push comes to shove, shove he stands and fights to protect them. The video game and 4-part comic book sequel showcase this best.
* LeaderWannabe: Shortly after Cleon's likely death, Ajax expresses a desire to take over as Warlord, challenging Swan for the position (as Warchief or second-in-command, the position automatically goes to Swan). The others make it clear they don't support Ajax and he drops the matter, though it serves to cause underlying tension between him and Swan throughout the film.
* LeaderWannabe: Shortly after Cleon's likely death, Ajax expresses a desire to take over as Warlord, challenging Swan for the position (as Warchief or second-in-command, the position automatically goes to Swan). The others make it clear they don't support Ajax and he drops the matter, though it serves to cause underlying tension between him and Swan throughout the film.
* PutOnAPrisonBus: This is Ajax's fate. After he lags behind the others to chat up a woman, he becomes sexually aggressive with her and she handcuffs him to a bench, revealing herself to an undercover police officer. Snow and Cowboy go back for him, only to see him being taken away by the cops and they're unable to help him. In the 2009 comic miniseries, the Warriors bust Ajax out of jail but in the film itself, this is the last we see of him.
* RedOniBlueOni: The Red to Swan's Blue; Ajax is aggressive, loud-mouthed, rarely thinks before he acts and wants to solve every obstacle with violence.
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* FemmeFatale: She's attractive, flirtatious and finds it fun to stir up trouble. In her first scene, Mercy attempts to engineer a conflict between the Warriors and the Orphans, knowing just how to push Sully's buttons. However, after that she's consistently helpful, or at least not overly detrimental, to the Warriors
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* FemmeFatale: She's attractive, flirtatious and finds it fun to stir up trouble. In her first scene, Mercy attempts to engineer a conflict between the Warriors and the Orphans, knowing just how to push Sully's buttons. However, after that she's consistently helpful, or at least not overly detrimental, to the Warriors.
* GirlyBruiser: She wears heels, a flower-patterned skirt and a pink top, but she's as tough as any of the Warriors and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty to defend herself.
* GirlyBruiser: She wears heels, a flower-patterned skirt and a pink top, but she's as tough as any of the Warriors and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty to defend herself.
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* FunctionalAddict: Probably unintentional but in the video game, their usage of [[FantasticDrug Flash]] in order to heal their wounds does very little to hinder them in any way shape or form despite how frequently they may have use them to survive. This in stark contrast to [[DrugsAreBad The Destroyers]] whose dependence on drugs and alcohol is shown to be outright crippling to them at times.
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* FunctionalAddict: Probably unintentional but in the video game, their usage of [[FantasticDrug Flash]] in order to heal their wounds does very little to hinder them in any way shape or form despite how frequently they may have to use them to survive. This in stark contrast to [[DrugsAreBad The Destroyers]] whose dependence on drugs and alcohol is shown to be outright crippling to them at times.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike in the movie, when Swan challenges Luther to a 1-on-1 bout, Luther actually agrees instead of calling him crazy and pulling out his revolver... at first anyway. After losing that fight, he retreats to an elevated position while calling him crazy and ''then'' starts shooting at Swan while a brawl breaks out between the other Warriors and Rogues. During the FinalBoss fight, the other Rogues will also come after Swan so that he can't just hide behind cover to avoid Luther's bullets.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Unlike in the movie, when Swan challenges Luther to a 1-on-1 bout, Luther actually agrees instead of calling him crazy and pulling out his revolver... at first anyway. After losing that fight, he retreats to an elevated position while calling him crazy and ''then'' starts shooting at Swan he pulls out his revolver and calling him crazy while retreating to an elevated position. Meanwhile a brawl breaks out between the other Warriors and Rogues. During Rogues so during the FinalBoss fight, the other Rogues will also come after Swan so that he can't just hide behind cover to avoid Luther's bullets.
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* FunTShirt: Perhaps less fun when he and Vermin have to run through Chinatown, wrecking the finances of the Savage Huns while forced to wear shirts with "FUCK U HUNS!" written on them.
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* FunTShirt: Perhaps less fun when he and Vermin have to run through Chinatown, wrecking the finances of the Savage Huns while forced to wear shirts with "FUCK U HUNS!" written on them. All as part of his initiation into the Warriors.
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** He has to subvert during his gang initiation in "Scout's Honor". While he was tasked with sabotaging the finances of the Savage Huns with Vermin's assistance rather than any sort of direct attack, he ends up fighting quite a few of them, culminating in a BossFight with their powerful leader Ghost.
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** Later on in the game, Cochise finds him and Fox beaten to a bloody pulp in an alley. Snow reveals that they were jumped by the Turnbull AC's, one of the heaviest sets in the entire city.
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** Later on in the game, Cochise finds him and Fox beaten to a bloody pulp in an alley. Snow reveals that they were jumped by the [[EliteMooks Turnbull AC's, AC's,]] one of the heaviest sets in the entire city.
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* NonActionGuy: As with Fox, he ''can'' fight, but he's around for tagging and picking locks.
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* NonActionGuy: As with Fox, he ''can'' fight, The biggest example in the gang. He's got some fighting skill but he's around for got both the [[WeakButskilled weakest physical stats in the gang along with the highest proficiency in non-violent skills such as lockpicking, uncuffing arrested Warriors, and of course tagging and picking locks.
graffiti.]] Justified as he was invited into the gang primarily for his skill with a can of spraypaint. Suitably, [[VideoGameTutorial his gang initiation is just there to ensure he has the minimal combat skills]] to keep himself alive on the streets. Past that, if the level requires you to play as him, you'll want to avoid getting into too many fights.
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* UnscrupulousHero: The game shows him to be rather cold and very pragmatic in dealing with anyone who threatens the gang and their reputation. He'll also threaten his own members with an asskicking if they undermine his authority like when Rembrandt signed up the Warriors for a Writer's Showdown without his approval.
--> That ain't cool, brother. Understand? But seein' as you said the Warriors would show, we're gonna show. But if you ever make a move without my say so again, I'll wreck your punk ass. You dig?
--> That ain't cool, brother. Understand? But seein' as you said the Warriors would show, we're gonna show. But if you ever make a move without my say so again, I'll wreck your punk ass. You dig?
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* BoisterousBruiser: A very skilled fighter and pretty loud about it too.
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* BoisterousBruiser: A very skilled fighter and pretty loud about it too.having a good fight.
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* ChainPain: Snags one from on of the Punks and uses it effectively.
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