Headhunter (video Game) - Characters and Themes

Characters and Themes

  • Jack Wade - The main character also considered to be a believable Los Angeles residential bounty hunter character.
  • Angela Stern - Jack's aid who works for the ACN, only to find out they are collaborating with the Wolfpack in order to get weapons for organs.
  • Adam - A genetically altered man, made to be perfect. Adam resembles a Giant Man who resembles the superior race, a perverse vision of Blavatsky's work on the ideal Atlantean.
  • Doctor Ernst Zweiberg - the man responsible for creating Adam.
  • Eve - A virus which in turn will be released by ACN to destroy the human race and form a perfect one.
  • L.E.I.L.A. (Law Enforcement Intelligence and License Approval) - a virtual reality simulator which give ACN bounty hunters a license.
  • Wolfpack - a criminal gang in league with the syndicate.
  • The Syndicate - An organised crine syndicate led by the mysterious Don Fulci. Serve as the primary antagonists for most of the game.
  • ACN (Anti-Crime Network) - the future law system which plans to distribute the virus in shipments of X-Must Energy Drink.
  • Biotech - Inventor of the futuristic weapons in the game.
  • Grey Wolf - an enemy turned friend of Jack Wade.
  • Alan Sharp - President of ACN and occultist.
  • Don Fulci - Reclusive leader of The Syndicate.
  • Ramirez - a member of The Syndicate who divulges critical information of the connection between ACN and the Syndicate.
  • Hank Redwood - a stubborn bounty hunter for ACN.
  • Gladiator - a boss
  • Underwater Arena - an underwater gladiatorial prison owned by ACN.
  • Queen of Hearts - Import/Export ship for X-Must Energy Drink.

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