Clyde Donovan (previously Goodman and Harris) is one of the boys' classmates. His birthday is April 10 as seen on his Facebook profile page in "You Have 0 Friends". In "Crack Baby Athletic Association", it is revealed that Clyde's mother is Dutch, and as such, he has at least some Dutch ancestry. He speaks in a monotone nasal voice in a voice much higher than Craig's. Clyde is the only character on the show who wears two signature outfits but his letterman's varsity jacket look without his gloves wasn't introduced until "The List". He, Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick are the only fourth-grade boy characters on the show who wear gloves. In the episode "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride", when all the boys are watching Sparky hump Clyde's dog, Rex, Clyde instead has a Southern accent similar to Butters rather than the monotone nasal voice that he uses currently. Clyde has dark-brown hair, wears a burgundy coat with blue trim, dark-gray pants, and sometimes wears blue mittens. Underneath, he has been shown to wear a green T-shirt with a cow's face on the front. On occasion, Clyde is seen wearing a red and white sports jacket that looks similar to his usual coat. He has been labeled "the second fattest kid next to Cartman" despite appearing about the same weight as the others, but this may just have been Butters trying to find someone to replace Cartman on the sled quickly as they were next to each other, again further proven by the sled not having enough weight to move when Clyde is on it. Clyde has a somewhat nasal voice, similar to that of Craig's, but lighter. In "Ginger Kids", Clyde is shown in his pajamas, which consist of green pants and a collared, green shirt with a dinosaur on the left breast pocket.

Craig Tucker is a member of the boys' fourth-grade class. His most distinguishing physical feature is his blue chullo hat topped with a yellow puffball. Craig's main traits include his compulsive tendency to flip people off, usually for no discernible reason, as well as his deep, monotone nasal voice. In modern-day South Park, he is now most noted for his relationship with Tweek Tweak. Craig has straight black hair and wears a deep-blue jacket and a matching deep-blue chullo ear-flap hat with a flat bright-yellow puffball on top similar to the flat puffball on Cartman's winter hat. Craig wore yellow mittens in "How to Eat with Your Butt". In the early seasons of the series, he wore blue jeans, but in more recent seasons, Craig wears high-waisted black pants. His legs are longer than those of the other children, a fact which is visible in "South Park is G4y!", in which Craig and three other boys from his class wear identical clothes but Craig's pants appear much longer than the others. When his chullo is off, it is revealed that Craig has neatly styled black hair with well-groomed fringe. Despite his father Thomas being a redhead, his mother Laura being a blond, and his younger sister Tricia being a strawberry blond (making it seem like Tricia had inherited both of her parents' hair color somehow), Craig's hair is oddly enough black. In "T.M.I.", Craig is listed to have grown the most in height out of all the boys, along with Kenny and Kyle, all three gaining 2.4 inches. This implies that Craig may be one of the tallest (if not the tallest) boys in the class, especially since he appeared to be taller than the others even before his growth. One of the reasons Craig may be tall is that both his parents are shown to be the tallest adults in the town. Craig's hair is usually shown to be black, although it appeared to be brown in "The Losing Edge" and South Park: The Stick of Truth. In "Good Times with Weapons", his eyes are shown to be blue.

Tony, also known as The Tiger, is a playable protagonist in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. He is a member of The Fans, and is the second playable Fan that is unlocked upon completion of the level Down Under after Corey. Featuring a bloody tiger mask, Tony wears a black t-shirt with tan body armor, knee pads, gray combat pants, and cowboy boots with spurs. His hands sport black gloves and spiked knuckles. Tony is portrayed as being irritable, cynical, impatient, sarcastic and prone to complaint. His playstyle of utilizing custom tiger claw brass knuckles[1] suggests dependence on proven, reliable combat methods instead of hurried improvisation. The custom brass knuckles combined with his spurred cowboy boots, muscular body and clean shaven look suggests Tony has great pride in himself, and a high level of self-confidence, which is further revealed by his tendency to lie, and claim that his mask formerly belonged to Jacket[2]. In the intro of Moving Up Tony specifically states that he is only involved in the escapades of the Fans for the purposes of thrill, and violence instead of political, fame, or vigilante motivation. Tony is also the only member of the Fans not to be currently employed, suggesting he is either cynical towards the concept of working, or has a recent criminal history. However Tony is a much more complicated figure. Tony most likely believes in a code of honor as he is unwilling to partake in the Execution of the drugged, and harmless Henchman, either staring as the rest of the Fans brutally execute the Henchman (if selected for the level), or going back to the Van (if not selected) Additionally Tony's executions are quick, and to the point compared to the other characters, either suggesting an unwillingness to torture, and/or practicality. Tony notably is never shown to have anger outbursts, only at most being minorly irritated and/or impatient; whether by fellow party-goers in Down Under, the van breaking down in Moving Up.

Kyle Broflovski is one of South Park's main characters, along with Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, and Kenny McCormick, and serves as the deuteragonist of the franchise Loosely based on co-creator Matt Stone, Kyle is a member of the only Jewish family and only non-Christian family in South Park. He is often noted for this, as well as his intelligence. Just like Kyle being loosely based on Matt Stone and his 'Jewfro' being based on the fact that Matt Stone used to sport that type of hairstyle, Kyle's Judaism is based on the fact that part of Matt Stone's family was part of the Jewish faith, albeit unlike Stone, Kyle has no gentile background or heritage in any part of his family. He is the only one of The Boys who has never been shot. He is the only one of The Boys whose name does not appear in an episode (although a title card for the episode "Imaginationland" as the Imaginationland trilogy said "Kyle Sucks Cartman's Balls" as a joke). Kyle celebrated his tenth birthday in "Casa Bonita," but he wasn't officially 10 until 2011. Though it was not brought up which number birthday it was, ninth or tenth, since he was already nine on "Cartmanland" it came be assumed that "Casa Bonita" was where Kyle celebrated his tenth birthday, and he was brought up to be ten years old in "Crack Baby Athletic Association". He wears a green ushanka hat, orange jacket, green sweater under it, dark pants, boots, and he has curly orange hair.

Beard, also known as The Soldier, Lieutenant or Nicke, is the tritagonist of Hotline Miami and a playable character in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. Though he refers to himself by numerous aliases in Wrong Number as part of a code language (James, Dan, Ben Smith), his real name is unknown. In the outros to the majority of Hotline Miami's levels he is seen manning the counter of every place Jacket visits to unwind. He cycles through appearances in a convenience store, a pizza place, a movie rental store, and at a bar (always in that order before looping back to the convenience store for the next Part), with each location giving him new apparel, hair style, and attitude. His convenience store iteration greets Jacket as an old friend he was worried about, his pizza iteration wears a uniform and relates everything back to his job (interpreting the empty, unsafe Miami streets as people "losing their taste for pizza"), his VHS store iteration enjoys violence, hates Russians, and is excited about the masked killings (encouraging Jacket to "enjoy himself"), and his bartender iteration morosely remembers the past ("I haven't felt this way since San Francisco"). He always appears to be a friend of Jacket and gives him free items every time he visits, despite Jacket never directly doing him any favors. As Jacket begins to wake up from his coma, Beard explicitly tells Jacket that he didn't actually kill Biker and that "none of this is happening." The next level he is "killed" by Richter, and subsequently replaced at each establishment, the stores refilled to serve the zombies of Russian mobsters Jacket's killed. Beard's appearance in Hotline Miami is therefore entirely Jacket's coma dream fantasy, representing how Jacket feels obligated to avenge Beard by killing Russians. In a Hawaiian bar serving US military troops, Beard, Jacket, Barnes, and Daniels are discussing how the heat seems to be making them get drunk faster.

The Bodyguard is the second boss fought in Chapter 15, Showdown, with the first boss fight being the two panthers. She uses throwing knives at range and an Iaijutsu strike with her katana at close quarters. Both attacks will instantly kill Jacket, and are extremely difficult to dodge. After Jacket kills the panthers, the Bodyguard taunts him and the fight will commence. The only weapon of choice is the trophy that Jacket still holds firmly, fresh with panther blood. Do not attempt to melee the Bodyguard with the trophy, because it will have no effect and her katana will kill you in one hit. To defeat the Bodyguard, the player must knock her down by throwing the trophy and then jumping on top of her for an execution move. The best way to perform this maneuver is right after her dialog finishes, as she will run straight towards Jacket. If the player is outside of the battle arena after killing the panthers, she will throw a knife, resulting in immediate death. A common strategy is to lock on to her while hiding from the panthers. Defeat the panthers, step into sight and throw the trophy- make sure you're standing still when you throw it. While the gameplay is paused you can still rotate your character if you pay attention to where you are facing, allowing you to easily target her before she has a chance to move. Once she has been hit by the trophy, Jacket can walk towards her and perform an execution. During this execution, however, she will push Jacket off of her and start crawling away. Wait for her to crawl next to or almost behind The Father. Then, finish her, target the boss, and rapidly throw the knives that she's dropped at the boss.

Jake, also known as The Cobra, is a character that appears in both Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. Jake appears in the chapter Hot & Heavy in Hotline Miami as a minor character and is a playable character in two chapters of Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. Jake's corpse can be seen in Hotline Miami in Chapter 10, Hot & Heavy and the bonus chapter Exposed. On April 25th, 1989 he is shaving himself bald in the bathroom of his filthy apartment, which features a Confederate flag blanket on his couch. He appears to have a green checkered shirt he's too big to fit into tied around his girth, to go with his snake mask. He walks by a 50 Blessings newsletter he's subscribed to out of patriotism. He answers his phone to hear "Eric from Miami Auto Repairs" asking him to pick up his recently serviced car (possibly planting the idea in Jake's head to get a new car). He seems to vaguely recognize the nature of the calls, and shouts to talk to their boss. He is ignored and given the address of a news station. After they hang up, he yells at them, telling them to "show some goddamn respect". He arrives at the news station to find it full of Russian mafia there either to bribe a news executive with a large sum of money, or collect from the news executive a large sum of money. Jake has the option of killing or sparing the news executive and the option of leaving or taking the money.

Daniels is a side character from Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, specifically from Beard's storyline from the Russo-American war in Hawaii. He appears in all of Beard's levels, alongside Barnes and Jacket. Daniels is an appropriately overweight caucasian man, his hair is shaven, and he has large ginger eyebrows. His face is mostly covered by a white keffiyeh. He wears a soldier uniform. Before the war, Daniels used to be a school teacher. He is the most serious of his squad, and he likes picking on Barnes for his lack of field experience. During their time in Hawaii, Daniels and Barnes developed a rivalrous friendship. Just like Barnes, he also appears to be an alcoholic, though to a lesser degree. His keffiyeh could hint at a previous Middle-Eastern assignment or a hygienic interest in protection from the jungle environment. After Barnes and Beard admit they're abnormally drunk apparently from the heat, Daniels boasts that he could go for another round or two. He tells everyone to head on back and that he'll catch up later. Barnes is determined to outdrink him, but Beard and Jacket leave. That night, Daniels is the only one still at the campfire by a pot with several empty bean cans and an empty food tray. Upon arriving, Beard finds Daniels in a fort with a Russian intelligence officer who either committed suicide or was executed. He's standing over a map of the region and says that they've found good intel that should be given to the Colonel as soon as possible. He mentions that he has no idea what to do with the captives, joking that it'd make the job back to camp easier if Barnes killed all of them before sighing.

Girlfriend, also referred to as The Girl in Dennis Wedin's artbook, is a supporting character in Hotline Miami. She is Jacket's girlfriend who he rescued from the Producer's villa in Decadence. She is first seen in Chapter 3, Decadence, in the same room as the Producer, surrounded by cameras and appearing to have been drugged and abused, and perhaps struggling with a substance addiction which the Russian Mafia feeds to keep her in their grasp. After the Producer is killed by Jacket, she tells him to "finish what he started" and that she "knew it would end like this." Instead of killing or abandoning her, Jacket rescues her, taking her to his apartment where she recuperates and then moves in permanently. She is referred to as Jacket's girlfriend,[1] implying that they become romantically involved. After her arrival Jacket's flat becomes cleaner and new items are gradually added to the apartment, such as flowers on the kitchen table. She starts to sleep in the same room as Jacket in a bed of her own in Chapter 8. She is later killed by Richter, another masked assassin working for 50 Blessings. She was presumably killed either because she was a witness to Jacket's involvement with 50 Blessings, or simply because she was present when Richter appeared at the apartment to confront Jacket. While in Trauma, it's mentioned the doctors failed to save her, due to her dying from the gunshot wounds. After his escape from the hospital, the outline can be seen where she died. He heads off to the police station and later interrogates Richter at the police station and the player is given the option to strangle him to death, or to spare him. Regardless, Richter is alive in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number a year later in 1990, and two years later in 1991. This means that sparing Richter is the canon option. Appearance: Blonde hair in ponytail, pink makeup that a mess from tears, blue eye color, short pink shorts, green tank top, pink bra under it.

Barnes is a side character from Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, specifically from Beard's storyline from the Russo-American war in Hawaii. He's apparently one of the younger members if not the youngest member of Beard's Unit, and wears a green bandana and gold earring. He's sensitive to Daniels' condescension but has a rivalry and friendship with him. Barnes is a dark skinned man. He wears a soldier uniform without any sleeves, completely exposing his muscular arms. He has dark brown hair, matted into dread-locks, and he wears a large green bandanna that exposes his ears but hides his eyes. He also has a golden earring on his left ear, and possibly on his right too. Barnes is an apparently alcoholic man with anger issues. He is sensitive to negative comments, especially from Daniels. Daniels describes Barnes as a sociopath, and both of them are frequently picking on each other. Despite this, they have a rivalry friendship, and Daniels is genuinely worried for Barnes when he is severely injured by an elevator blast. March 17th, 1985 (Ambush) Barnes is seated in the military tiki bar next to Daniels and a standing, smoking Jacket. He comments that he's feeling abnormally drunk, possibly because of the heat. Beard suggests going back to camp, and Daniels says he's good for another round or two but that everyone else should head back to camp. Barnes tells Daniels not to tell him what to do and promises to outdrink him.

The Henchman is a Russian mobster and a playable character in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. He seems to have a personal friendship with the Son, the current boss of the Russian Mafia. He has reservations about The Son's newly started drug war with the Colombians, and wants out of the game. The Henchman sports what appears to be the same tan as the Russian troops Beard fights, possibly indicating he was part of the 1985 occupation. On November 18th, 1991, the Son informs the Henchman of his plans to start a war with the Colombians. The Henchman questions whether that's a good idea given their small numbers, and the Son replies that the Colombians are actively growing in influence and will never again be as weak as they are right now. After assaulting a local gang meeting and claiming the strip club for the Russians, the Henchman is noticeably not celebrating, and says he's going home to his girlfriend, Mary. The Son comments that she's done a number on Henchman's personality, and that a real man doesn't need to rely on women to live his life, concluding that "The minute you get attached to anyone, you know you're fucked." He also comments that Mary's too good for him and will come to her senses one day. However, he backs off and let's him go, giving him some money to get his girl something nice.On November 21st, Henchman finally breaks his desire to get out of the business to the Son, saying that he's soft and that he feels he won't last much longer, and that he's been having "dreams." The Son immediately let's him out but gives him one last job: clearing out a Gang-controlled chop shop (the same one Andy works at), which has recently defected to the Colombians. As a parting gift the Son gives Henchman a free sample of the new product -- a psychoactive drug in purple and green pill form (similar to both the color of the Father's house and the alien plants in Hawaii) -- to "spice up this new boring lifestyle [he's] chosen."

The Colombian Boss is a minor character and an antagonist during the final act of Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number. He is the head boss of the Colombian Cartel, and one of the only two notable Colombian characters in the game. He is accompanied by a man with two guard dogs. Although he only appears once in the whole game, he is The Son's rival and nemesis, and serves as the main antagonist of his storyline During an unknown period between the end of Hotline Miami and somewhere before the events of Hotline Miami 2, the Colombian Boss and the rest of his cartel claim property owned by the Russian Mafia after the death of the then boss of the Mafia in 1989, and use the Russian's property for their own business. Two years later in 1991, The Son (the current boss of the Russian Mafia) has held a grudge on the Colombians ever since. After being given an invitation to a Colombian-owned strip club, The Son speaks with The Henchman over this matter and declares war on the Colombians, stating that there would never be a better time. He starts the war with the Colombians by attacking the strip club on his own. week later after an attack on a Colombian-owned bank, The Son attacks the Colombian Mansion head on and finally encounters the Colombian Boss in person. The Son bravely confronts him and the rest of his henchmen unarmed, to which the Colombian Boss admits that The Son has "got some balls for coming" in alone, but tells The Son that he's already dead. The Son angrily asks why the Colombian Boss is still talking to him, and demands him and his henchmen to surrender in ten seconds. The Colombian dismisses this as insanity as The Son's men sneak beside the Boss' office armed with guns. The Colombian Boss and the rest of his men are quickly gunned down by the Russian Mafia as The Son finishes his countdown, avenging the betrayal of the Son through taking his father's longstanding business from. The Colombian Boss appears to be that of a clean-shaven dark-skinned man with blonde

Richard is one of the three internal voices Jacket dreams of in Hotline Miami, appearing as a yellow-lit man in a rooster mask dressed in Jacket's clothes. In Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number's 1991 setting, he's the main internal voice of characters connected to the 1989 killings, but is normally lit, with blinking eyes and talking-beak animations showing off teeth; he also changes attire based on who he's talking to. His primary uses in both games are to heavily blur the line between what's really happening and what isn't, to play up the fears of characters, and to make mildly meta comments about the game and player. Cold and enigmatic, Richard's appearance, tone and music are some of the most immediately recognizable facets of the Hotline Miami series. Richard seems to be Jacket's primary call to remembering his life, who he is, and that he needs to wake up. He also assures Jacket his post-Trauma actions are fruitless and that he'll never see the full picture. The first encounter with Richard sees him telling Jacket they "met" on April 3rd, which is in reference to April 3rd, 1986 and April 3rd, 1989, major events in Jacket's life, in an effort to jar Jacket's memory. Once Jacket recalls everything between receiving his mask and rescuing Girlfriend, a second encounter with Richard takes advantage of this newly remembered information to further jog Jacket's memory by asking him four questions: "Do you like hurting other people?" "Who are leaving messages on your answering machine?" "Where are you right now?" "Why are we having this conversation?"

Corey, also known as The Zebra, is a playable protagonist in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number and is the first playable member of the Fans. She is unlocked for the level in Down Under. Donning a zebra mask, Corey wears protective purple knee pads, orange pants, white sneakers, and a green Miami Dolphins jacket (comparable to Jacket's varsity jacket). Corey was a US soldier stationed in Hawaii during the Soviet-American War along with the other Fans (Tony, Alex Davis, Ash Davis, and Mark). On March 17th, Corey eats pizza in a military tiki bar next to a laughing Mark, who are the only two wearing sunglasses in the bar. She is separated from the Swans by a cash register an arm's-length away. On October 31st, Corey is first seen at the Fans' Halloween Party. She eats pizza at the end of the couch next to Tony, who vents his dissatisfaction about the party with Ash. Corey gives an awkward pause before Mark asks if the Fans want to "do it" tonight, much to Ash's excitement. Tony agrees with their plans and after Mark asks if the guns are in the car, Corey asks, "So, we are actually doing this?" leading Mark to hesitate. Alex starts the van, and the player unlocks Corey for the level to kill numerous mobsters at a mafia-controlled electronics workshop. On November 11th, Corey appears in the Hank's bar easter egg. She lounges in a chair next to Tony at a table littered with beer bottles with the rest of the Fans. Corey is scooted away from the table, giving a shrugging animation.

This article is about the surreal entity. For the mask, see Don Juan Mask. Don Juan is one of the three internal voices Jacket occasionally visits during his coma dream in Hotline Miami. Don Juan is depicted as a blue-lit woman wearing a horse mask, and her sexual name implies she's how Jacket views intimacy with women like The Girl. She politely comforts Jacket and often pushes him away from Richard's reality checks, and serves as a foil to Rasmus' harsh hostility. Upon First Meeting: "And who do we have here? Oh, you don't know who you are..? Maybe we should leave it that way?" "Do you really want me to reveal who you are? Knowing oneself means acknowledging ones actions. As of lately you've done some terrible things..." Second Visit: "Oh, it's you again... It looks like you've been busy since we last met." "A picture is starting to take form here... I wonder if it's accurate. Some pieces don't quite seem to fit. Or maybe I just don't like the way it looks." Third Visit: "So, you came back? How are you feeling? You look ill... Maybe you should see a doctor?" "If you're not feeling well, maybe you should rest? Some things work out best when you don't try so hard. No matter who you are, bearing too much weight... Inevitably leads to the collapse of everything." • Corey has many similarities to Don Juan. Both are associated with teal, wear equine masks, advise caution, and are the characters with the least amount of dialogue compared to their compatriots. Notably Corey has similar black mangy hair to the Don Juan Mask. It is possible that her and Jacket may have a shared history together. According to Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory, Don Juan appears to be the manifestation of the Id in Jacket's coma dream sequences. The Id represents basal human desires, and instincts.

Upon entering the third area, he will be seen spray painting (Assumed to be their gang mark) over a subway map and will say "Heh, heh, heh. This is our turf now, boys! Let's tear it up!" He will then begin to patrol the area on a set path. If Evan is seen by the leader at any point, he will begin hitting his Pipe on the ground signaling most of the punks to where you were spotted in an attempt to overwhelm the player. Despite his dangerous ability to alert enemies to your presence, he will never attack the player and will stay immobile continuously banging his pipe against the floor until you're out of sight. Because of this, he can easily be knocked out with a single hit. The Gang Leader, unlike his fellow accomplices, has many notable physical features. He has medium-long brown hair with his fringe dyed a neon green colour. He has an inverted cross-shaped tattoo underneath his eye with a cross-shaped earring on his ear, and two large ring piercings on his bottom lip. He wears sunglasses, a dark green jacket with a lighter green hoodie underneath and blue jeans torn at knee-level. The achievement "DEAD SILENT" can be obtained by inapacitating all gang members before the leader notices you, or knocking him down via throw before he can hit the ground with his pipe, afterwards he can be dealt with to clear the scene.