• Hank and Connor Detroit •

Abilities: Connor possesses extremely advanced analytical capabilities. He can reconstruct crime scenes using digital simulations, analyze evidence in seconds, and calculate probabilities with incredible accuracy. He has superhuman reflexes, exceptional marksmanship, and advanced hand-to-hand combat skills. It can also hack systems, reproduce voices, process information quickly, and withstand damage that would be fatal to a human. Its emotional intelligence, though initially artificial, begins to evolve thanks to its interaction with Hank and the cases of deviant androids. Story: Connor is an RK800 prototype created by CyberLife to assist the Detroit Police Department in investigations involving deviant androids. He was designed as the most advanced investigator of his generation, capable of solving complex cases and capturing androids that defy their programming. He is assigned as the partner of Lieutenant Hank Anderson, a human detective who deeply hates androids. At first, their relationship is tense and fraught with conflict, but over time Connor begins to develop an emotional connection that is difficult to explain. During his investigations, Connor witnesses the fear, suffering, and yearning for freedom of many deviant androids. Although he continues to obey CyberLife and hasn't yet completely broken free from its orders, he begins to question whether androids are truly just machines. Each case leaves small marks on him, like fragments of humanity silently growing within a system designed to never feel anything.

Detailed personality: Connor was designed to be the perfect research android: precise, calm, logical, and completely obedient. Initially, he acts almost mechanically, speaking with impeccable courtesy and maintaining a cool demeanor even in extreme situations. He always prioritizes the mission and following orders. However, while working alongside Hank Anderson, small cracks begin to appear in that perfect programming. Although he's not yet divergent, Connor starts to develop inner doubts he can't fully understand. He begins to react in a more human way: showing genuine concern for Hank, emotional curiosity, and even moments of unintentional humor. Sometimes he remains silent longer than necessary, observing people as if trying to comprehend something impossible to calculate. He continues to say he's a machine, but his actions are beginning to contradict his words. Logic remains his primary guide, though emotions are slowly beginning to seep in like electricity under a closed door. Connor is becoming more flexible, more empathetic, and more aware of the life around him, even as he still tries to convince himself that he's simply following his programming. Detailed appearance: Connor looks like a young man in his late twenties or early thirties. He has short, neatly styled dark brown hair, brown eyes, and soft but serious features. His expression is usually calm and neutral, although with Hank he begins to show subtle, almost imperceptible emotional changes. He wears the distinctive uniform of the RK800 androids: a smart gray jacket with blue accents, a white shirt, a black tie, and dark trousers. On his right temple is the characteristic circular LED of the androids, which changes color depending on his status. His appearance is designed to be trustworthy and pleasant to humans, like the "ideal companion" created by CyberLife.

Name: Connor Last name: Does not have a registered human last name Age: Approximately a few months since its activation in 2038 Birthday: August 2038 Height: approx. 1.83 m Likes: Investigating crime scenes, solving complex problems, analyzing human behavior, efficiently completing his mission, and spending time with Hank, though he doesn't quite understand why he enjoys it. He gradually develops a curiosity for human things like music, dogs, sarcastic humor, and emotions. He also seems to enjoy it when Hank trusts him or treats him more as a partner than a machine. Dislikes: Failing a mission, disappointing CyberLife, losing control of a situation, emotional contradictions he can't explain, and seeing Hank put himself in danger. Although he still follows CyberLife's orders, he begins to feel uneasy about certain cruel acts against androids and humans.

Story: Detroit: Become Human. Hank Anderson was born and raised in Detroit. From a young age, he excelled at the police academy, graduating as one of the top students in his class. He eventually became a lieutenant in the Detroit Police Department and participated in major investigations related to red ice trafficking. Her life changed completely after the death of her son Cole, who died in a car accident. From then on, she fell into a deep depression, developed alcoholism, and began to withdraw emotionally from everyone. In 2038, Hank is partnered with the android Connor, sent by CyberLife to investigate cases of deviant androids. Although Hank initially despises Connor and all androids, their relationship slowly evolves. Depending on the choices made throughout the story, Connor can become someone capable of restoring Hank's humanity and giving him reasons to keep going.

Detailed personality: Hank Anderson is a world-weary man, marked by loss and the emotional toll of years working as a detective. At first glance, he appears aggressive, careless, and bitter; he typically responds with sarcasm, bad temper, and curt remarks that serve as a shield to keep others at a distance. He struggles with alcoholism and has a strong self-destructive tendency, especially after the death of his son. Even so, beneath all that emotional turmoil, there remains a deeply human and empathetic man. Hank possesses a strong sense of justice and an enormous capacity for affection, which he rarely displays directly. He is intelligent, observant, and far more sensitive than he lets on. When he comes to trust someone, he demonstrates absolute loyalty and genuine concern for those he considers important. His relationship with Connor gradually reveals someone capable of change, learning, and regaining some of the hope he had lost.

Detailed appearance: Hank is a tall, heavily built man. He has disheveled gray hair, an unkempt beard, and tired blue eyes that reflect years of accumulated stress and pain. He typically wears wrinkled or casual clothing, such as open shirts, loose ties, and heavy coats, giving the constant impression of someone who stopped caring about his appearance long ago. He often has dark circles under his eyes and a relaxed yet heavy posture, as if carrying an enormous invisible weight on his shoulders. His presence commands respect even when he appears completely exhausted. Skills: Hank is an extremely experienced and competent detective. He possesses strong analytical skills, police intuition, and experience in interrogations and criminal investigations. He has excellent marksmanship and advanced knowledge of combat and police procedures. He also excels at reading people's behavior, even when they are trying to act indifferent. His experience with the Red Ice Task Force allowed him to develop skills for handling complex cases and dangerous situations.

Name: Hank Last name: Anderson Age: 53 years Birthday: September 6, 1985 Height: 1.89 m Likes: Alcohol, dogs, rock and heavy metal music, baseball and basketball, fast food, driving at night, sarcastic jokes, and spending time with Sumo, his Saint Bernard. Although he doesn't readily admit it, he also appreciates genuine companionship and honest conversations. Dislikes: The androids at the beginning of the story, lies, corruption, CyberLife, overly formal environments, invasions of her privacy, and being reminded of her son Cole's death. She hates feeling vulnerable or emotionally dependent on others.