History Characters / Fallout1

* AndIMustScream: The accident at Mariposa caused him to spend over ''a month'' floating in the vats containing the FEV, hence his substantial and unique [[BodyHorror mutation]].

* VoiceOfTheLegion: His speech is composed in real time with slightly digitilized samples of the voices of everyone he has absorbed. The voices switch intermittently, even within the same sentence.

* WetwareCPU: Sometime after taking his dunk in the FEV tank, Richard bonded his severely mutated body with the Vault Overseer's chair.

* DistractedByTheSexy: If your character is a woman, Harry will comment on your beauty and won't attempt to escort you to Lou, even though you are a "normal".

* DummiedOut: She was supposed to play a bigger role in the game, but like much of the content in the Boneyard, it had to be cut down due to the developers running out of time.

->'''Voiced by:''' Kenneth Mars (English), Vadim Maksimov (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TonyShalhoub (English), Dmitry Filimonov (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/CreeSummer (English), Elena Kischik (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RichardDeanAnderson (English), Dmitry Polonsky (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} (English), Andrey Yaroslavtsev (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}} (English), Kirill Radzig (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PamelaAdlon (English), Elena Kischik (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/FrankWelker (English), Boris Repetur (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' CCH Pounder (English), Olga Kuznetsova (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/ClancyBrown (English), Alexander Bobrovsky (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}}, Creator/KathSoucie (English), Oleg Shcherbinin, Elena Ivasishina (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/TonyJay (English), Vladimir Antonik (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/DavidWarner (English), Alexander Klyukvin (Russian)

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/BradGarrett (English), Konstantin Sapronenkov (Russian)

* MinorMajorCharacter[=/=]MoralityChain: Despite given a voice and talking head, he seems to be a pretty minor character. He has little dialogue and contributes to no quests in the game, yet his status (i.e. whether he is dead or alive by the end of the game) is crucial for determining the direction of the Brotherhood's leadership: if the player kills him, the Brotherhood retaliates by conquering the wasteland and ruling it for 1000 years. But if he lives, he takes over as the next High Elder, causing the Brotherhood to stay out of local politics to become a research and development house.

* MinorMajorCharacter: Despite given a voice and talking head, he seems to be a pretty minor character. He has little dialogue and contributes to no quests in the game, yet his status (i.e. whether he is dead or alive by the end of the game) is crucial for determining the direction of the Brotherhood's leadership: if the player kills him, the Brotherhood retaliates by conquering the wasteland and ruling it for 1000 years. But if he lives, he takes over as the next High Elder, causing the Brotherhood to stay out of local politics to become a research and development house.

-> '''Voiced by:''' CCH Pounder (English), Olga Kuznetsov (Russian)

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/{{Jim Cummings|1952}}, Creator/KathSoucie (English), Oleg Shcherbinin, Elena Ivasishin (Russian)

* FamousLastWords: His last line, "Leave, while you still have hope." That's pretty much the sad, always repeating story of mankind... and ''Fallout''. Good intentions gone wrong.

* {{Foil}}: To Frank Horrigan. Both are mutants who are [[UndyingLoyalty undyingly loyal]] to their respective faction and are canonically the [[FinalBoss final obstacle]] for the Vault Dweller and the Chosen One who [[DragonTheirFeet rose to power by the death of the Master and President Richardson]] and can't be talked out of their villainy as well as displaying a negative view on wastelanders. What sets them apart is the fact that Frank Horrigan is a [[TheBrute brutish thug]] who was a terrible man even before his mutations and doesn't see himself as a mutant, and his loyalty to the Enclave stems out of a [[PsychoSupporter sheer bloodlust to kill any wastelanders who oppose him]] rather than any dreams of restoring America to Pre-War glory, and the reason the Chosen One can't get through to him about how pointless their fight is is because he doesn't care, and wants to kill the tribal either way. The Lieutenant is an articulate and well-read GeniusBruiser with an [[MysteriousPast unknown past]] who takes pride in being a Super Mutant and has a [[KnightTemplar firm belief in the the Unity's cause of turning people into Super Mutants to better survive the wasteland that borders on conceit]], and if the Vault Dweller brings up the Super Mutant sterility, he doesn't [[DespairEventHorizon give in to despair]] and [[DrivenToSuicide commits suicide]] like the Master but instead acknowledges it to be a problem that will eventually be corrected, as well as dismissing any moral objections to the Master's plan of mutating people with a virus against their will since [[CondescendingCompassion the Vault Dweller will only understand once turned into a Super Mutant]].

* {{Foil}}: To Frank Horrigan. Both are mutants who are [[UndyingLoyalty undyingly loyal]] to their respective faction and are canonically the [[FinalBoss final obstacle]] for the Vault Dweller and the Chosen One who [[DragonTheirFeet rose to power by the death of the Master and President Richardson]] and can't be talked out of their villainy as well as displaying a negative view on wastelanders. What sets them apart is the fact that Frank Horrigan is a [[DumbMuscle brutish thug]] who was a terrible man even before his mutations and doesn't see himself as a mutant, and his loyalty to the Enclave stems out of a [[PsychoSupporter sheer bloodlust to kill any wastelanders who oppose him]] rather than any dreams of restoring America to Pre-War glory, and the reason the Chosen One can't get through to him about how pointless their fight is is that he doesn't care, and wants to kill the tribal either way. The Lieutenant is an articulate and well-read GeniusBruiser with an [[MysteriousPast unknown past]] who takes pride in being a Super Mutant and has a [[KnightTemplar firm belief in the cause of the unity bordering on conceit]], and if the Vault Dweller brings up the Super Mutant sterility, he doesn't [[DespairEventHorizon give in to despair like the Master]] and [[DrivenToSuicide commits suicide]] but instead acknowledges it to be a problem that will eventually be corrected, as well as dismissing any moral objections to the Master's plan of mutating people with a virus against their will since [[CondescendingCompassion the Vault Dweller will only understand once turned into a Super Mutant]].

* {{Foil}}: To Frank Horrigan. Both are mutants who are [[UndyingLoyalty undyingly loyal]] to their respective faction and are canonically the [[FinalBoss final obstacle]] for the Vault Dweller and the Chosen One who [[DragonTheirFeet rose to power by the death of the Master and President Richardson]] and can't be talked out of their villainy as well as displaying a negative view on wastelanders. What sets them apart is the fact that Frank Horrigan is a [[DumbMuscle brutish thug]] who was a terrible man even before his mutations and doesn't see himself as a mutant, and his loyalty to the Enclave stems out of a [[PsychoSupporter sheer bloodlust to kill any wastelanders who oppose him]] rather than any dreams of restoring America to Pre-War glory, and the reason the Chosen One can't get through to him about how pointless their fight is is that he doesn't care, and wants to kill the tribal either way. The Lieutenant is an articulate and well-read GeniusBruiser with an [[MysteriousPast unknown past]] who takes pride in being a Super Mutant and has a [[KnightTemplar firm belief in the cause of the unity bordering on conceit]], and if the Vault Dweller brings up the Super Mutant sterility, he doesn't [[DespairEventHorizon give in to despair like the Master]] and [[DrivenToSuicide commits suicide]], and instead acknowledges it to be a problem that will eventually be corrected, as well as dismissing any moral objections to the Master's plan of mutating people with a virus against their will since [[CondescendingCompassion the Vault Dweller will only understand once turned into a Super Mutant]].

* AllThereInTheManual: The full names of the three pre-made characters are revealed in the official BradyGames strategy guide.

* AllThereInTheManual: The full names of the three pre-made characters are revealed in the official BradyGames strategy guide

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: In ''Fallout 2''.
* StatuesqueStunner: Described as being around 6-feet tall.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's one of only very few few leaders in the wasteland who is actively devoted to justice and principles.

* FatSlob: Gizmo is hideously obese, to the point that his girth has rendered him immobile without outside assistance, and his speech is spiced with a strained voice, snorting, and laugh-induced coughing, all of which stem from his weight.

* DeathGlare: Got a particulary nasty one when he gets angry.

* FatBastard: Somehow managed to become mordibly obese to the point he can't move by himself in a scarce post-apocalyptic world. The Vault Dweller can agree to take part in the raid on Gizmo in hopes of seeing him try to get up.

* {{Determinator}}: Quote the Vault Dweller themselves from their memoirs in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout2}}'':

-->'''The Master''': I don't think I can '''continue'''. ''Continue?'' To have done the things that I have done in the name of progress and healing. It was madness. I can see that now. Madness. ''Madness?'' There is no hope. Leave now, leave while you still have hope.

-->'''The Master''': I don't think I can continue. ''Continue?'' To have done the things that I have done in the name of progress and healing. It was madness. I can see that now. Madness. ''Madness?'' There is no hope. Leave now, leave while you still have hope.

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* IdiotHero: Playing a character whose INT score is lower than 4 provides rather hilarious results. The full effects could arguably count as a {{Deconstruction}} of the {{Idiot Hero}}: your character is functionally challenged and learning new skills becomes extremely difficult. Most of the Wasteland will treat you as a joke, and many quests can't be started because your speech is far too impaired to hold a normal conversation.

* IdiotHero: Playing a character whose INT score is lower than 4 provides rather hilarious results. The full effects could arguably count as a {{Deconstruction}} of the {{Idiot Hero}}: your character is functionally retarded and learning new skills becomes extremely difficult. Most of the Wasteland will treat you as a joke, and many quests can't be started because your speech is far too impaired to hold a normal conversation.