Ivy (Deadlock)

• Carlos: adoptive father, first-grade teacher, and candidate for New York City mayor. He is also described as a community organizer in Spanish Harlem.
• Maria: the mother of the family.
• Sophia (Sophie): sister. She studies at Columbia with Dynamo and, without Ivy knowing, works as a bookie for Wraith to pay her tuition.
• Manny: younger brother. He is a fan of Kelvin's stories and likes to go with Ivy to Paige's storytime.

• Abrams: he calls her the savior and she hates the nickname. He tells her the city owes her something, and she replies that she is owed nothing. In another chat, she asks about her private detective work.
• Apollo: he respects her but thinks she shouldn't have saved Spanish Harlem and that the neighborhood should have saved itself. Their conversations are incomplete.
• Bebop: cordial relationship. She invites him to dinner with Ms. Shelly. He doesn't understand why she fights for money.
• Billy: hostile. He calls her a puppet and Carlos' pet. She defends Carlos.
• The Doorman: he tells her she's a good person but warns that one of the Arroyos will die in five years.
• Drifter: insists that he's a legend. She denies it and gets confused by his analogies.
• Dynamo: respect. He's concerned that fighting him will affect Sophia's grades. He offers her a job reference.
• Haze: he praises her but thinks her big heart doesn't fit with OSIC.
• Holliday: Ivy shares a trick from her sister and apologizes when she finds out she's dead. She invites her to go sightseeing.
• Infernus: supports Carlos and they encourage each other during the game. They don't have their own conversation.
• Kelvin: offers her to join his expeditions, and she refuses because he won't leave the Arroyos. She asks to speak with Manny.
• Lash: respects her for hating Mendoza. In one branch of the visual novel, he helps her look for him.
• McGinnis: mocks what Carlos thinks about Fairfax Industries and points out his moral superiority complex. Later, he thanks her for improving New York.
• Mo & Krill: Krill says Mendoza was a good client and she replies that he was a bad man. She doesn't understand why they help horrible people.
• Paige: she meets her during Manny's story hour, admires her, and wants a book club.
• Seven: she respects him but warns him not to interfere with his destiny. She says she's with him to keep an eye on him.
• Shiv: she openly admires him.
• Silver: jokes that Ivy ruins his business by helping for free. Their conversation is incomplete.
• Venator: no conversation. After defeating him, she says maybe she shouldn't tell the Arroyos.
• Victor: asks her about her origin. She explains that her life started with the Arroyos and offers help after the ritual.
• Vindicta: rejects any friendship and considers her naive.
• Vyper: former employee of Mendoza. She's the one who reveals to him that Sophia works for Wraith.
• Warden: respects her, but thinks she gets involved in things she doesn't understand.
• Wraith: says they admire anyone who makes Mendoza's life miserable. Ivy is suspicious and orders them to stay out of Spanish Harlem.
• Yamato: warns her not to stab them in the back and threatens to take over her neighborhood. Their conversations are incomplete.
• Mina: only mentioned when Drifter mistakes her for her.
• Shopkeeper: she is called the savior of Spanish Harlem and remembers that she bought her most powerful items during her offensive against the Syndicate.

• People-watch.
• Take care of and admire plants.
• Fly around New York, alone or with the Arroyos.
• Go to storytime and read, thinking of it like a book club.
• Sightsee around the city.
• Go to the theater: she has South Pacific in mind.
• Have dinner with family.
• Look for a job, although that's more of a task than a hobby.

• Mendoza and his Syndicate: his main enemy. Lash says he is the person Mendoza hates the most in New York, and Yamato claims he fears him.
• Wraith: potential rival. Ivy tells him to stay out of Spanish Harlem. Also, Sophia works for her.
• Yamato: threatens to take over Spanish Harlem if they face off.
• Vyper: former Mendoza employee, convicted of 13 murders. Ivy has already stopped her once and promises to stop her again.
• Seven: awkward ally. She respects him but warns that she'll make him suffer if he gets in the way of her destiny, and Ivy says she's only with him to keep an eye on him.
• Minor antagonisms: Billy is hostile toward her, Vindicta treats her coldly, and Drifter is condescending. They are not declared enemies.

• Bebop (and Ms. Shelly): friendly. Ivy invites them to dinner with the Arroyos, and Bebop accepts.
• Kelvin: mutual respect. He offers her to join his expeditions, and she asks him to talk to Manny.
• Dynamo: Sophia's teacher-mentor. Offers to be her work reference.
• Paige: Ivy really likes her and wants to start a book club.
• Shiv: she admires him.
• Holliday: she'd like them to be walking buddies. Holliday admits it's hard to speak badly of her.
• Haze: mutual respect, although Haze thinks she wouldn't fit in the OSIC.
• Victor: wants to help him with his problems after the ritual.
• Lash: unlikely ally. She appreciates him for hating Mendoza, and in one branch of the visual novel, he helps her look for him.
• Infernus: supports Carlos for mayor, and they encourage each other in-game.

• Salvadora's nickname in Spanish Harlem: she just wanted her neighborhood to be safe.
• Organized crime: Mendoza, his Syndicate, and, by extension, she distrusts Wraith and Yamato.
• Hurting people for money: she doesn't understand why Bebop or Mo & Krill do it.
• Bullies and discrimination: in her visual novel she suffers abuse for being a gargoyle and believes that not confronting the abusers makes things worse.
• Bureaucracy: as a summons courts deliverer, she finds it absurd to hand out papers instead of hitting criminals.
• Stone Form: she doesn't enjoy being a statue.
• Being away from the Arroyos: she rejects long trips and wants to go back home when they're over.
• Feeling useless: she needs a job to contribute.
• Finding out Mendoza is still in the city: it outrages her because he said he would leave.
• Facing people in her circle: for example, fighting Dynamo and having to hurt Sophia's grades.

Mofongo: it was the dish she tried on the first night with the Arroyo family. In one of her lines, she hurries because it's mofongo night, she likes plants, and her skills use kudzu. She jokes that it's like gardening, but violent, she enjoys it a lot, considers it the best way to get around the city, and loves giving others a ride, she considers it the best city in the world, people-watching, she took Manny to Paige's Storytime, admires her as a storyteller, and wants to start a book club with her, she wants to buy tickets for South Pacific, dinners with the Arroyo family and their flights around the city, she has just started going out of Spanish Harlem and wants to do some sightseeing, she asks for them when she's sad or left out, she celebrates her classmates' attendance and good work, admires Shiv and compares him to a shampoo commercial with knives.

19 years old, short, slim gargoyle with beige skin and an androgynous body. Its back is hunched, so it looks smaller than it really is, reptilian face, large green-yellow eyes with vertical pupils, tall ears, short black hair with side bangs, and a cheerful smile showing two large bottom teeth. It wears a nose ring, large wings, four-fingered hands, two-toed digitigrade feet, and a long tail with stone spikes at the tip. Has the Roman numeral IV engraved on the back, wine-red pants with suspenders, newsboy cap with holes for its two small horns, stone bracelets on hands and feet, and vines covering its hands and arms like gloves; Weapon: similar to a British Sten Mk. V submachine gun, with two side magazines shaped like crossbows and covered in vines; Stone Form: takes a crouching position, probably the one it had before coming to life.

Kind, friendly, and noble. She cares about people, and her underlying motivation is to help, cheerful, with simple humor. Sometimes she's naive or socially awkward: she invites Holliday to go sightseeing when Holliday just wants to shoot or talks about having dinner when Victor is telling her about the ritual plans, she feels indebted to the Arroyos and wants to contribute money to the household, even though Carlos would never charge her rent, she prefers to solve problems without murdering anyone. She took down the Mendoza Syndicate without killing everyone. Still, she doesn't hate violence: she enjoys hitting criminals, she rejects the title of savior, says she owes nothing, and denies being a legend, treats others formally: Professor for Dynamo, Mr. Kelvin, Ms. Haze, idolizes Carlos and wonders what he would do in each dilemma. Repeats her sayings, insecure about her future now that she has completed her mission, nervous before fighting, constant fear that Mendoza will hurt the Arroyos, and wants a hug when she's sad, Vindicta considers her naive. McGinnis points out that she sometimes seeks moral superiority over strangers, and she admits it, offers help to Victor after the ritual and tries to cooperate with Haze, she likes most heroes and feels bad when fighting against them.