(Or, more accurately, doesn't consider him worth remembering, which is much more insulting). Jerkass Has a Point: He's rude and dramatic, but he's justified with his vendetta against Travis, as the man killed his brother and doesn't even remember doing the deed.Shockingly, this is based off a real gun patented in 1855, though the reason you probably haven't seen it before is that less-than-shockingly, it's very heavy and unwieldy in real life. Impossibly Cool Weapon: His multiple-chambered revolver.From Nobody to Nightmare: He was just an ordinary college student before he became an assassin.Evidently, he must've wanted to keep it a shame that he couldn't. In a subtler, sneakier form of this notice in his official render the positioning of his hand over his neck.Sure enough, Travis' best friend Bishop gets assassinated by Jasper Batt Jr.'s goons in the same night. He uses his dying words to explain to Travis that the fight was only "part of our plan", and that Travis was about to lose someone close to him due to revenge against him.Skelter Helter: You insensitive prick! You killed him and you don't even remember! Do you have any idea how humiliating that is?!
Breaking the Fourth Wall: Does so just to mock Travis and the player by extension.BFS: To go with his visual inspiration, his Beam Katana is much longer and bulkier than those wielded by other assassins.Bishōnen: Fittingly for a Final Fantasy-inspired character, although less so than his long-haired brother.Affectionate Parody: Visually, he seems to be an amalgam of various Final Fantasy protagonists (oversized sword that looks like Cloud's Buster Sword, ridiculously spiky hair, tattoos, etc).Almighty Janitor: He's ranked 51st in the UAA, but in Bitter mode, he is only easy when compared to Matt Helms and Jasper Batt Jr.All There in the Manual: His backstory, name, and details of his brother are only in the comic book.Before becoming an assassin, he was a college student named Vincent. The younger brother of Helter Skelter - who died in the teaser trailer for the first game - and is hell-bent on avenging him. "You insensitive prick! You killed him and you don't even remember!"įirst boss of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle, and the 51st ranked assassin. Letz Shake, and three more, ranked 6th, 5th and a presumed challenger, are killed by Henry. The Unfought: The assassins ranked 22nd through 11th are all killed off by Dr.however, wanted revenge and funded an actual United Assassins Association just to get back at Travis. But the initial Association was just a scam for Sylvia's own benefit, and a good bit for Travis' own closure and benefit as well. Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: None of the ranked assassins are actually ever shown doing any sort of assassinations, they mainly seem to be going on business that's anything but that until Travis comes along.What they don't know is that Travis' Association was a con, not the largely funded organization they're in like they're lead to believe. Locked Out of the Loop: Many assassins know who Travis is by virtue of reputation if they hadn't somehow met him before, and are astounded he managed to get out of the assassin business.A Lighter Shade of Black: Compared to the first game's assassins, some of whom were just psychopaths that had to be put down, many of the assassins are much more tragic or lack overly villainous traits.Combat Pragmatist: Of course, none of the assassins (except Ryuji) fight remotely fair, they all try to get some advantage over Travis one way or the other.Whether that's through finding a way to disappear out of the Association or being killed varies from person to person. Being Evil Sucks: While they're more morally grey than outright evil, but a fair share of assassins make it known they're not fans of the life they lead and are looking for a way out.Blood Knight: Almost all of the assassins enjoy a good challenge, and it's the reason most of them signed up for the United Assassin Association and readily accept Travis' (or Shinobu's) arrival.
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