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Nickname Captain Affiliation Detroit Police Department Central office of the DPD Biography Date of birth August 8, 1982 (56 years old) External data Race Human Floor Male Height 183 cm Weight 90 kg Eye color Brown Hair color Bald Appearance He is a bald man who wears a light blue or dark blue shirt with a black tie and trousers. Character He has a difficult temper and authoritarian tendencies, but his subordinates respect him, knowing they can rely on him. He is also a loyal friend, and despite all of Hank's antics, he continues to shield him.[1]

Fowler hopes that the deviants' case will be the stimulus that will finally shake Anderson up and help him return to his former form...[1]

Fowler feels the same way about androids as many people do: he considers them just machines.

CyberLife is a company that manufactures androids on a large scale. Founded by Elijah Kamski in 2018, CyberLife produces all types of androids, from home assistants to teachers, doctors, police officers, and even more advanced prototypes that can work as detectives (such as the "Connor" model). Headquartered in the CyberLife Tower in Detroit, the company operates five stores, as well as a recently opened factory in Milwaukee. Following Elijah's invention of Thirium 310 and biocomponents, one of the first intelligent androids, Chloe, publicly passed the Turing test in 2022. Demand for the product immediately increased, and the company began mass-producing robots. In 2024, the ST200 model, capable of speaking several languages ​​and performing most tasks for humans, was added to the CyberLife line. This model became one of the company's most popular products.

Manifestation Deviation manifests itself in the development of behavior that is not part of the program or that contradicts it. Deviants stop obeying and develop their own feelings, desires, and opinions, recognizing themselves as individuals.

When deviating, androids can either run away or act aggressively towards their owners.

Often, deviant androids are obsessed with "rA9" and write this name on the walls. Deviation (becoming a deviant) is the process by which androids deviate from their programmed behavior. It most often occurs in stressful or extreme situations, or during intense emotional experiences.

Affiliation CyberLife External data Race Artificial intelligence Floor Female Height 168 cm Weight 65 kg Eye color Brown Hair color Black Character Amanda is a mysterious character, only superficially similar to Amanda Stern, Elijah Kamski's professor. The extent of their personality similarities is unknown, though Kamski envisioned creating an assistant similar to his professor. She is cool and somewhat distant toward Connor, believing his goals should be his top priority and he shouldn't be distracted by anything. However, she doesn't explicitly express the idea that Connor should remain a machine.

Amanda constantly monitors Connor's potential for deviance and the subsequent revolution he might lead. She uses a variety of methods to ensure Connor completes CyberLife's mission: giving him orders and discouraging him from certain actions that could exacerbate his deviant tendencies.

Amanda cares more about CyberLife's true success than anything else, and so she treats Connor like a tool, though she can express satisfaction with Connor's results or frustration when he makes mistakes. She keeps her opinions of CyberLife under wraps, only showing emotion at critical moments. She also expresses disappointment when Connor fails to complete important tasks, including his failure to find Jericho and infiltrate CyberLife headquarters, despite a trap being laid for him there.

Amanda becomes violent when CyberLife tests Connor during his infiltration of headquarters. The trap in the building is, in fact, a final test, designed by CyberLife to test Connor's physical and mental abilities, as well as his propensity for deviancy, and Hank Anderson is chosen as the "instrument" for this test.

Occupation CEO Affiliation CyberLife Biography Date of birth July 17, 2002 External data Race Human Floor Male Height 183 cm Weight 75 kg Eye color Blue Hair color Brunette Character In the KNC narrative, Kamski is perceived as a reserved, even secretive individual. He claims his goal is to create a machine that perfectly mimics humans, one that can bring happiness to people and become an indispensable assistant, performing all routine tasks so they can enjoy a carefree life. Elijah claims that androids are smarter and more capable than humans, but they are unquestioningly obedient, making them ideal partners. Kamski believes that the social shift from human-to-human relationships to human-to-machine relationships is positive, more significant for human happiness than any moral consequences of increasing reliance on android technology.[10]

Kamski believes the economic and social changes brought about by the proliferation of androids are an inevitable development of technology, not unlike the invention of steam engines, as such artificial intelligence makes human life easier. He argues that CyberLife androids will never pose a threat to humans, as they will never develop any desires, emotions, or forms of self-awareness.

In the chapter "Meeting Kamski," however, he takes a completely opposite view. Admiring the deviants, he describes them as perfect creatures with boundless intelligence, possessing free will. He also speaks calmly, if not with anticipation, about the inevitability of confrontation between androids and humans.

Kamsky is interested in whether machines are capable of empathy and how they perceive other machines—as objects or as living beings. He asks Connor many provocative questions, like "Whose side are you on?" and "What do you really want?"

Finally, Kamski will offer Connor a kind of Turing test.

Model WR400 #641 790 831 Affiliation "Jericho" Biography Family Marcus (lover; depending on player choice) Release date October 2035 Assembly location CyberLife Date of death November 2038 (optional) External data Race Android Floor Female Height N/A Weight N/A Eye color Brown Hair color Brunette (formerly) Reddish-blond Personality When she first meets Marcus, North seems rather withdrawn and pessimistic. However, first impressions are deceiving: North is quite determined, fearless (sometimes to the point of recklessness), and bold. She is capable of coordinating and leading, and the other members of the group trust and rely on her, as evidenced in the chapter "Spare Parts."

North has an extremely negative attitude toward humans, doesn't believe in engaging in dialogue with them as equals, and isn't above spilling their blood. As the story unfolds, North will constantly tempt Marcus to act aggressively; their relationship improves if you give in to her provocations and deteriorates if you choose peaceful conflict resolution. Becoming closer to North will reveal the reason for her hatred of humans. She was once a sex android at the Paradise Club. Her every day consisted of fulfilling someone's sexual desires; she was, in her own words, "just a doll." But one day, she realized she couldn't go on like that: North killed the man who "picked" her up and fled, becoming a deviant. Upon learning this, Marcus will see that the always-brave and angry North can also be unhappy, confused, and vulnerable.

If Marcus succeeds in building a romantic relationship with North, she will reveal a more tender side, though she will not lose her strength and determination. If Marcus dies, North will genuinely mourn him and continue his work of revolution. If Marcus lives and chooses a nonviolent path, North will meekly follow him, though it will be clear that she does not share Marcus's hopes for humanity.

Model RK200 #684 842 971 Occupation Revolutionary (domestic helper (formerly)) Affiliation Karl Manfred (formerly) "Jericho" CyberLife

Biography Family Karl Manfred (Master/Father Figure) Leo Manfred (Son of Charles, Surrogate Brother) North (Beloved, Player Choice) Release date Classified Assembly location Cyberlife Date of death November 2038 (optional) Appearance Marcus was custom-made, so the android's appearance is unique.

Marcus has dark skin and short, dark hair. He initially has green eyes, but in the "From the Dead" chapter, Marcus has to replace his missing right eye with a blue one. For some reason, Marcus also has a slight stubble on his face, despite being an android.

Marcus changes clothes more often than the other protagonists. In the early chapters, Marcus wears dark jeans and a black pullover; as outerwear, he wears the androids' uniform black jacket with a triangular patch. In the chapter "From the Dead," he finds a trench coat with the VETA logo in a junkyard, which he keeps until the end of the chapter "Jericho." Underneath the coat are a well-worn old pullover and trousers. In the chapter "Stratford Tower," he first appears in a business suit, and then in a stolen Channel 16 android uniform. Marcus arrives at Capitol Park wearing a green jacket and black sweatpants; he also carries a small backpack. Marcus begins the Freedom March wearing a blue, black, and white hooded robe and the same black trousers. Finally, from "Crossroads" until the end of the game, Marcus never parts with a long beige coat, under which he wears a gray sweater and light-colored pants. Personality At the beginning of the game, Markus appears to be a very caring, considerate, and attentive android caregiver. He's quite free-thinking—for an android—but also unconditionally devoted to his master. However, it's possible that his deviation stems precisely from the fact that his master, Karl Manfred, is a creative individual and artist who constantly provokes Markus into action.

Model YK500 Biography Family Todd Williams (owner) Kara (adoptive mother) Luther (depending on player choice; adoptive father) Rose Chapman (backup mother if Kara and Luther are deactivated) Release date July 2033 External data Race Android Floor Female Eye color Brown Hair color Brunette Alice Detroit: Become Human Wiki 25 Appearance Alice has brown hair and brown eyes. She's missing an LED on her right temple—perhaps Todd originally ordered the android with a removable LED.

Kara realized at first glance that Alice was an android, but something made her close her eyes to this fact and try to become the mother Alice always dreamed of.[9]

As a YK500, some of her simulated needs can be manually turned on or off, allowing her to withstand adverse weather better than human children. An example is her "temperature sensitivity," which Kara can turn off. In the chapter "Battle for Detroit - Kara Captured," it is also revealed that she can deactivate her skin. Alice Personality At the beginning of the game, Alice seems very quiet and meek. She spends most of her time with her toys, particularly her red stuffed fox. Despite Todd's terrible treatment of her, the girl genuinely loves him and tries to do everything to please him.

Alice also loves to read. She has a shelf full of books in her room, and her favorite book is obviously Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland."

The YK500 model androids are designed to "be the perfect baby you ever dreamed of" and "love you more than a real baby."

Model AX400 #579 102 694 Occupation Home assistant Affiliation CyberLife Todd Williams (formerly) Biography Family Alice (adopted daughter) Luther (depending on player choice) Release date April 2032 Date of death November 2038 (optional) External data Race Android Floor Female Height 163 cm Weight 51 kg Eye color Blue Hair color Light-haired (can be changed to black, white or blonde) Kara has blue eyes and long brown hair tied in a ponytail. Later, to change her appearance, she cuts her hair and removes the LED from her temple; the player can also change her hair color, choosing between white, blonde, black, or light brown.

Initially, Kara wears the standard android outfit: a white tunic with short black sleeves, white pants, and shoes. After escaping, Kara acquires several outfits made from human clothing and switches between them throughout the rest of the game. Released by CyberLife in 2032, the AX400 androids are designed for household chores and childcare. They can speak 300 different languages, cook over 9,000 dishes, know 9,000 fairy tales, help children with homework, and play with them. They are very popular due to their multitasking abilities. Kara, one of the "domestic" models, has the personality typical of all AX400s. She is very gentle, patient, kind, and, of course, obedient to her owner.

However, in the "Kera" tech demo presented by Quantic Dream at E3 in 2012, Kara is shown to be capable of feeling and expressing emotions just like a living person. For this, the operator overseeing the robot creation process nearly deactivated her. She is almost disassembled, but remains alive after expressing fear.

As a deviant, Kara is primarily motivated by the desire to raise children. Her sole and primary goal, even after her deviance, is to protect Alice and make her happy, no matter the cost. She can be extremely loyal to Alice, even denying her to some extent.

Type Android "CyberLife" Release date November 2038 The RK900's appearance is virtually identical to the RK800's, with the exception of a few details: the irises are gray instead of brown, the jacket now resembles a jacket and is predominantly white, the jacket collar is higher, the tie is gone, and the jeans have been replaced with black trousers. This appearance is more traditional for androids and further emphasizes the new model's closer affinity with androids. Capabilities This is an updated version of the RK800 "Connor." Compared to its predecessor, the RK900 is faster, stronger, more resilient, smarter, and equipped with new features and cutting-edge technology, while the previous model's shortcomings have been corrected. It is CyberLife's most advanced and efficient android model at the time of its release in November 2038.

According to Amanda, the RK900 has similar functionality to the RK800, expanded and enhanced with the latest technology. If we compare Amanda's words when introducing this model to Connor with the message heard on the TV in Todd's room when playing as Kara, it seems likely that the RK900 was designed for integration into the US military.

Personality At the beginning of the game, Connor appears as a mere machine, performing his assigned task, showing little emotion (as is typical of deviants) and openly admitting that he is not alive and cannot be killed (in other words, he was not afraid of death). By the end of the game (in the ending, where Connor becomes the leader of the deviants' movement in place of Marcus), it becomes clear that some consciousness (deviance) was implanted in him in advance so that he could infiltrate the group with the others. This explains the programming glitches he experienced when making certain decisions and his ability to become a deviant even without displaying any strong emotions (as was the case with the others).

At first, Connor's personality is strictly neutral. However, already in the first mission, Connor can behave more humanely (showing "false empathy," lying to the deviant, and trying to calm them down) and more "machine-like" (blaming the deviant, telling the truth, and maintaining aloofness), which underscores Amanda's words about his predisposition to deviance.

During the game, Connor (or rather, the player) will make decisions that will affect his personality. Thus, the player can choose who Connor will be in the story and what direction his personality will take. His character can become cold and ruthless; if the player chooses to make Connor a true deviant-hunting machine, then Connor will carry out his mission at any cost, even if it means betraying or killing loved ones (such as Hank). To develop this character in Connor, you need to choose actions that reduce the programming glitch. If the player wants to develop Connor's deviance and make him an assistant to the rebellious androids, then you need to choose actions that increase the programming glitch: then Connor's character will become more open, he will give free rein to emotions, most often fear. Fear manifests itself in various situations: for example, if he reaches Simon on the roof and he shoots himself, and Connor is connected at that moment.

Nickname Negotiator Deviant Hunter Model RK800 #313 248 317 - 51 (Up to "- 60") Occupation Detective Affiliation CyberLife Detroit Police Department Hank Anderson (Partner) Amanda (Curator) Jericho (Depending on player choice) Biography Release date August 2038 Assembly location CyberLife Date of death August 15, 2038 – November 11, 2038 (the exact day depends on the player's choice) External data Race Android Floor Male Height 183 cm Weight 75 kg Eye color Brown Hair color Brown-haired Connor Detroit: Become Human Wiki 65 Appearance Connor appears to be a young man in his 20s or 30s. He has dark brown hair and brown eyes. Like all androids, he has an LED circle on his right temple that indicates his state. Near the Chicken Feed street restaurant, Connor explains that his appearance and voice were specifically designed to integrate harmoniously with humans. This explains his unassuming expression and clear, concise diction.

Connor's attire changes as the game progresses. He typically wears a semi-formal gray-blue jacket with two pockets, a white shirt, a black tie with a clip, and dark jeans held at the waist by a belt with a metal buckle. His jacket reveals his affiliation with an android: it features a blue triangle—the CyberLife symbol—on the left chest, his model name written on the right side, blue panels on the sleeves, and the word "ANDROID," a triangle, and the model name on the back. His attire differs significantly from that of other androids, reflecting Connor's role as a negotiator and detective and distinguishing him from the crowd of robots. However, in the chapter "Crossroads," Connor changes his attire to conceal his identity: he dons a black cap and a dark jacket. In the chapter "Battle for Detroit," he returns to his original appearance.

The upgraded RK900 model seen in the bad ending of the game looks pretty much the same as Connor, with the difference being that the new android has grey eyes and a predominance of white in his bones.

Nickname Lieutenant Occupation Detective Affiliation Detroit Police Department Task Force Red Ice (formerly) Connor (partner) Biography Family Cole Anderson (son; deceased) Sumo (pet) Date of birth September 6, 1985 (age 53) Date of death November 10/11, 2038 (optional) Place of death Hank Anderson's house, CyberLife Tower, or on the roof in front of Hart Plaza External data Race Human Floor Male Height 189 cm Weight 95 kg Eye color Blue Hair color Grey Hank is a tall man with gray hair and a thick beard. Due to his unhealthy lifestyle and addiction to alcohol, he has a beer belly. Hank always looks disheveled. Anderson has deep-set blue eyes. In his youth, Hank had short brown hair, as seen in photographs and the image that appears when Connor scans Hank.

Hank wears a jacket and jeans with colorful shirts. When it gets frosty and snowy outside, he dons a brown coat. At home, he wears either a dark gray hoodie or a gray T-shirt and boxers. In the "Russian Roulette" chapter, the player can choose a shirt for their character. Three are available: hippie-style, patterned, and striped. Hank Anderson Lifestyle Hank lives alone in his house with his St. Bernard named Sumo.

The lieutenant has a plethora of bad habits: an addiction to high-calorie foods and tobacco, and an alcohol dependence. For example, he loves burgers with soda and O'Mansley donuts. The donuts can be found on his desk along with matches, hinting at Hank's smoking habit. Furthermore, his car is piled high with cigarette butts and a pack of cigarettes on the dashboard, and at home, he has a box of "Fa Bricantes de Tabacos" Cuban cigars. However, throughout the game, we never catch Hank smoking. His general alcohol dependence is exacerbated by his beer addiction. Hank explains his addictions to Connor with the phrase "you have to die from something."

Hank prefers traditional technology: listening to vinyl

Appearance Gavin wears a hooded leather jacket and a dark gray T-shirt with blue jeans. Gavin usually wears a police badge on his left hip. He carries handcuffs and a pistol holster to the right of his badge. He has numerous scars on his face, many of which are very difficult to notice. Character Ambitious and implacably arrogant, he earned the hatred of his colleagues in record time. Ruthlessly ambitious, Reed will do anything to advance his career, even if it means stepping on other people's toes. His hostility toward Lieutenant Anderson is well-known. Reed is also rude, disrespectful, and enjoys making crude jokes at the expense of his colleagues. Reed has an intense dislike for androids and openly displays this dislike toward Connor, calling him names like "plastic doll" and "plastic freak." He believes androids have no feelings, that androids should obey humans without question, and seems to feel threatened by Connor's presence. Occupation Detective Affiliation Detroit Police Department Biography Date of birth October 7, 2002 (age 36) External data Race Human Floor Male Height 180 cm Weight 80 kg Eye color Gray-green Hair color Brunette