Jacket (VD)

🍂 Deadly

· Tony (Tiger): Transforms his fists into weapons, allowing him to instantly kill enemies.
· Don Juan (Horse): Makes the door strike lethal instead of just stunning.
· Jake (Cobra): Any thrown weapon kills instantly.

🍂 Stealth and speed

· Brandon (Panther): Gives the character maximum acceleration.
· Louis (Chameleon): Jacket is harder for enemies to spot, making stealth easier.
· Ted (Dog): dogs run after you, but do not attack (you still have to kill them).

🍂 Survival and armor

· Rufus (Elephant): Allows you to survive one bullet wound.
· Earl (Walrus): allows you to survive two hits.

🍂 Weapons specialists

· Rick (Fox): Any hit at point-blank range becomes fatal (perfect for shotguns).
· Richter (Rat): Start with a silent Uzi.
· Vilem (Monkey): Steals enemies' weapons during standing finishers.

🍂 Strange and plot-driven

Richard (Rooster): The default mask with no bonuses. This is Jacket's "face" in the story.
· Rasmus (Owl): Highlights secrets and puzzles in levels.
· Phil (Fish): Translates all dialogue into bad French.
· Nigel (Bat): Reverses the controls (for the real masochists).
Oscar (Mole): Activates a black-and-red filter, making the image darker. Exclusive to consoles, Russell (Bull) produces a black-and-white film.

Build: Athletic, but not overly muscular—stocky, with broad shoulders. His movements are abrupt, jerky, and lacking in grace. He has short blonde hair and bandages that obscure most of his face. He wears a worn brown or olive windbreaker with a fur collar (80s-style with a B). It's always buttoned up, with the sleeves sometimes rolled up. He wears sneakers and light-colored jeans. He almost always wears an animal mask (usually a rooster) on his face.

In combat, he acts like the perfect killing machine: split-second decisions, unwavering cruelty, using any available object. He doesn't fight—he calculates death with surgical precision. He feels no sadistic pleasure, but he also feels no guilt. Killing is a job for him, a routine "cleaning" of floors. Emotions are dulled to a complete standstill, leaving only the survival instinct. His consciousness is fractured. He confuses reality with hallucinations, and after missions, he envisions a bloody hell. For him, violence has become the only understandable language of communication with the world.

Uses a bat or improvised means as a weapon.