History Characters / HitmanSideCharacters

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Ordering a hit on someone is not a very nice thing to do, but the man she wants dead is a slimy douchebag who invades people's privacy like it's going out of style.

[[folder:William Candler]]

* {{Foreshadowing}}: Candler is being interrogated by Ezra with frequent drug doses in the basement of the house in Colorado, and this does get Ezra some answers. He describes "The Constant" as deliberately looking like a bookkeeper, and, much to Berg's frustration, appears to have no further knowledge to give on other aspects of Providence, such as the names of The Partners.

* SmallRoleBigImpact: Candlers' kidnapping and interrogation by Grey has the former let slip knowledge of The Constant; the first time such a name has been said in the series, and Berg also mentions The Partners (again, for the first time), both of whom we see much of later on in Hitman 2. Guards around the camp also mention that Berg got him to reveal how Providence works structurally. Without this information, Grey's attacks on Providence would've been much less effective.

* AmoralAttorney: It's unclear just ''how'' immoral he is, though he does mention that the Attorney's office is merely a "stepping stone for him" so he can afford a better home in the Hamptons. He also ''agrees'' with how Morgan practices law, and shuts down the notion of Ken being poison in the legal system.
* TheCameo: Keith is mentioned by Don Yates on a routine in Mendoza in ''Hitman 3'' if he gets on a phone call.

[[folder:Keith McKenzie]]

[[folder:Mrs. Mookjai]]
!!Mrs. Mookjai
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!!!'''Voiced By:''' Rochelle Greenwood

The manager of the Himmapan Hotel, where Jordan Cross is staying and thus an employee of Thomas Cross.

* BadBoss: There are memos from her all over the hotel, most of which contain threats to fire the entire hotel staff for trivial errors. One of her notes threatens the entire staff with termination because one waiter got a pair of room-service orders mixed up.
* NiceToTheWaiter: Inverted. She’s polite to Dexy Barat and Jordan Cross, but nasty to her underlings.
* NoSell: Being the manager of the hotel, Mookjai will see through any hotel staff disguise 47 has.

[[folder:Otis Kaplan]]
!!Otis Kaplan
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Jeffrey Johnson
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Morgan's bodyguard and confidant.

* AffablyEvil: He is quite chatty and pleasant to be around. Morgan's conversations with him helps provides exposition.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: He is the bodyguard to an AmoralAttorney, but whether he has any other skeletons in his closet is never explained.
* TheDitz: Confuses a Football team for Cricket team. Ken is unamused by his comment.
* MuggedForDisguise: His disguise can be worn. It functions the same as the Hotel Security disguise, with the exception of Morgan seeing through it.
* YouALLLookFamiliar: Otis' model isn't unique and is shared by several bodyguards throughout the trilogy. The outfit he's wearing is also identical to the generic bodyguard outfit seen in Sapienza.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Making him kill Soders will inevitably ruin his career and potentially have him arrested for murder if it can be proven in court. This is a rather cruel fate for a man who has just been shown an extremely traumatic revelation.

*** Pulling out the third rack makes KAI state where she was made and who made her, as well as telling 47 a joke that "father" taught her. This is in reference to a similar scene with similar dialog in ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'', when HAL-9000 does the same thing when Dave takes out her memory chips.

* GhostWriter: For John Stubbs, who wants to write a book about his escapades in SIGMA.

* NoNameGiven: His name is never stated out loud, though given the covert nature of the operation, that makes sense. The in-game briefing for the fixer names the courier "Lucas Thorvaldsson".
* NoFairCheating: As mentioned under DevelopersForesight, the game has multiple measures in place, in order for players to follow a specific path, even if they know how the mission works. The Courier will never go to the handoff if you wait nearby, he will intentionally make their routine longer if you're spotted tailing them, and killing the handoff marketeer, Xander, or the courier too early will cause an instant failure to the mission -- A mission that isn't able to be replayed. A common reason for failing is because players kill the courier too early, thinking they can cheese the mission, which doesn't work here.

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[[folder:Simone Larin]]
Wife of the Sergei Larin; [=A.K.A=] The Forger.

* AwfulWeddedLife: It's implied she put a hit on her husband for this reason, as his arrogance and embezzlement was causing an immense amount of stress for her and her family.
* TheGhost: She isn't seen in the briefing of the mission where she is namedropped, merely mentioned as having a "excellent" alibi by Diana.
* PlausibleDeniability: Out of Paris for a few days, Diana says that she has an "excellent" alibi, implying she's the one who put the hit out on her husband.
* APlotInDeed: She's the real owner of the Palais De Wawlesca, and with her husband out of the picture, she can claim the deed for the palace as hers alone.

[[folder:Bartholomew Argus's Manager]]
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The...well...manager of Elusive Target Bartholomew Argus.

* FalseFriend: Despite Argus having some remorse for his actions of throwing Tommy "The Hammer" Stoakes under the bus, a genuine friend of his in the past, this guy just [[ToxicFriendInfluence tries to make him forget about the incident]], as if it never affected him, and the dialogue suggests it's working.
* ManipulativeBastard: He only see's Argus as a "meal ticket"; I.E, a way of making himself more famous, rather than Argus, which would explain why he's so interested in calming Argus down.
* NoNameGiven: He isn't given a name in-game (Argus just calls him "Mate" and other similar friendly words when referring to him). Internally, his name is listed as "Alvaro Lombardo".

[[folder:"The Hammer"]]
!!Tommy Stoakes
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[[caption-width-right:350:Tommy "The Hammer" Stoakes in his natural habitat.]]
Former friend of Elusive Target Bartholomew Argus, and LondonGangster through and through.

* EtTuBrute: He was stabbed in the back by Argus when illicit drugs were found in the formers' car, and Argus escaped from prosecution by the police. Now that Tommy's out of jail, guess who hired you to take out Argus?
* TheGhost: He's only seen from behind in the briefing, but [[SmallRoleBigImpact he's an important part of it]], being the one that put the hit on his former partner in crime because he went to jail when Argus should've done.
* LondonGangster: He very much looks the part, given his briefing photo, and examplified by the threatening hammer he wields. His list of crimes also match his reputation (Assault, Malingering, Threats with Intent etc.)
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Someone who uses the pseudonym "The Hammer" is not exactly going to be a nice person.
* TheyCallHimSword: Is called "The Hammer", and very clearly uses one, too.

[[folder:Gonzáles Narváez]]
Dylan's brother. It's likely he's responsible for putting the hit on him.

* CainAndAbel: Almost certainly the Cain, as it's all but stated he hired 47 to kill his brother.
* NonStandardGameOver: Killing him instantly fails the mission, likely due to the client either being him or someone close to him.

[[folder:Gary Cole]]
!!Gary Cole
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/GaryCole

A Hollywood actor. He was set to film an advertisement with Creator/GaryBusey, but the latter's antics have complicated matters and frustrated him.

* AsHimself: Gary Cole is played by the real Creator/GaryCole.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. He shares his first name with co-star Gary Busey. The two were part of a online poll where people voted for which one to kill, with Cole losing this dubious honor. He still shows up and has a conversation with him, but is otherwise not the person you kill.

[[folder:Whitecap]]
A fellow hacker working with [[Characters/Hitman2016ElusiveTargets Owen Wagner (The Hacker)]].

* AffablyEvil: Him and Wagner are great friends, joking around and having a fun time as they hack into classified documents and cause an irreparable amount of damage to the security of corporation databases.
* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: Unlike Wagner, White Cap isn't known by any real name.

[[folder:Kalu Oijofor]]
Adeze's son.

* DatingWhatDaddyHates: Well, what mommy hates. His girlfriend is a British woman from a wealthy family who he happens to be madly in love with. His mom disagrees, and wants to have her killed to make a point to her son.

[[folder:Chef Bernard]]
One of the chefs at the Himmapan Hotel, one who is making several of the dishes for Wen T'sai (The Food Critic) to enjoy.

* OhCrap: He initially doesn't believe who he's serving food too...until T'sai goes to the kitchens to inspect the place, and he's caught off-guard.
* RightBehindMe: Makes the mistake of insulting Wen T'sai as he walks into the kitchens. The sous-chef does try to warn him, but Chef Bernard ignores him, and Wen tells him off.

[[folder:Lucas Thorvaldsson]]
!!Lucas Thorvaldsson
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Creator/AlecNewman
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[[caption-width-right:320:The Courier]]
The courier meeting up with Xander Haeverfoek and another third-party to secure a bag of diamonds in Marrakesh.

He appears as a crucial part of "The Fixer" Elusive Target.

* NoNameGiven: His name is never stated out loud, though given the covert nature of the operation, that makes sense. The in-game briefing for the fixer names the courier "Lucas Thorvaldsson".
* NoFairCheating: As mentioned under DevelopersForesight, the game has multiple measures in place, in order for players to follow a specific path, even if they know how the mission works. The Courier will never go to the handoff if you wait nearby, he will intentionally make their routine longer if you're spotted tailing them, and killing the handoff marketeer, Xander, or the courier too early will cause an instant failure to the mission -- A mission that isn't able to be replayed. A common reason for failing is because players kill the courier too early, thinking they can cheese the mission, which doesn't work here.
* ProperlyParanoid: Part of the mission of The Fixer is tailing him to find the handoff marketeer.
* SinisterShades: Like Xander, he wears a pair of sunglasses, mostly due to the heat, but also because he's trying to be undercover.
* SpySpeak: Like Xander, he speaks like this constantly, and refers to a non-existent football match supposedly going on and placing bets on who will win. This is continued with the marketeer handoff, and can also lead into an extended conversation of the marketeer not understanding the courier.
* StalkingMission: Half of the mission he appears in is this. If he suspects he's being tailed, then they will always double-back or make their path longer.
* WhatTheHellIsThatAccent: His voice is vaguely Serbian-sounding, in fact it's almost the same as Vito Đurić (with whom they share that same [=VA=]).
* WhoWritesThisCrap: If Xander and the courier meet, the courier may lampshade the weird dialog:
--> '''Courier:''' ''Thanks. Who came up with this anyway?!''

[[folder:The Courier]]

* NoNameGiven: His name is never stated out loud, though given the covert nature of the operation, that makes sense. Internally, his name in the files is "Lucas Thorvaldsson", and the Hitman Wiki uses that to refer to him.

* OnlySaneMan: Well, only sane woman. She's one of the most vocal critics about their decision to host someone as nororious as Claus Strandberg. Since this action ends up causing 47 to break into the building, potentially causing irreparable harm to the consulate and it's workers, her concerns are entirely valid.

* NoFairCheating: As mentioned under DevelopersForesight, the game has multiple measures in place, in order for players to follow a specific path, even if they know how the mission works. The Courier will never go to the handoff if you wait nearby, both Xander and the Courier will intentionally make their routines longer if you're spotted trailing them, and killing the handoff marketeer, Xander, or the courier too early will cause an instant failure to the mission -- A mission that isn't able to be replayed. A common reason for failing is because players kill people too early, thinking they can cheese the Elusive Target, which doesn't work here.

* SpySpeak: Like Xander, he speaks like this constantly, and refers to a non-existent football match supposedly going on and placing bets on who will win.

* WhoWritesThisCrap: It's possible for Xander to get into the courier meetup and the latter will immediately lampshade the weird dialog:

* RightBehingMe: Makes the mistake of insulting Wen T'sai as he walks into the kitchens. The sous-chef does try to warn him, but Chef Bernard ignores him, and Wen tells him off.

[[folder:Keith Keeble]]

[[folder:Katherine Feller]]

[[folder:Edilio Napolitano]]
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[[folder:Amanda]]
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[[folder:Lucas Thorvaldsson]]
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[[folder:Nicolette]]
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[[folder:Chef Bernard]]
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* HiddenDepths: He apparently used to be a scientist, a surprising revelation for a man who comes across as TheDitz during his appearance.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: He doesn't bat an eyelid no matter what ridiculous outfits 47 wears when greeting him.

* SkeletonKey: Wearing Salman's outfit in "The Showstopper" lets him have a private meeting with Dalia and gives him access to the entire level without any enforcers. There are still tresspass areas that he isn't allowed in however, such as the attic.

* SkeletonKey: Wearing Salman's outfit in "The Showstopper" lets him have a private meeting with Dalia and gives him access to the entire level without any enforcers.

* KarmaHoudini: It's incredibly difficult to kill him (as well as completely unnecessary) due to how out in the open he is, so it's likely that he suffers reprecussions for his actions. Dalia doesn't survive long enough to help him obtain his ill-gotten information, but it's unlikely he'll have much trouble finding someone else to help with his plans.

* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: He uses IAGO to expand his business as well as the British government to mantain his wealth and status, as he's already gotten a knighthood from the British empire. Due to his prestiege, he's pretty much above the law.

* BaldOfEvil: He's got no hair, and no morals, considering he’s a high ranking member of a terrorist organisation.

A democratic party member who wants to dig up dirt on her opponents.

* StrawmanPolitical: She's a jab at the most corrupt democrats, being willing to forgo morals by using illegal methods to obtain information on her rivals and accept bribes from rich and unscrupulous people in order to secure the election.

The golfing coach at Silvio Caruso's mansion and Francesca De Santis' lover. Their affair is an open secret among the security staff but unknown to the mansion servants.

The headmaster of the school. He's recently been evicted.

* CuttingOffTheBranches: His appearance in "Landslide" as an NPC opens the possibility of 47 killing him in gameplay [[spoiler:or Marco Abiatti throwing him off the roof of the church to his death should they cross paths]], but his appearance in "World of Tomorrow" confirms that he survives the events of "Landslide". In fact, background NPC dialogue in "World of Tomorrow" implies that he did encounter Marco Abiatti during "Landslide" and that [[spoiler:47 saved him from this and completed the Guardian Assassin challenge]].

A critic at the cafe, invited to Craig Blacks' book reading.

* BrutalHonesty: He's rather blunt about how he feels about Black's novels and his prose.
* CausticCritic: He considers Black's books to be "Dross" and "Amateur", Vogt does not hold back his views on these "novels". On principle, he refuses to attend the book signing, despite having an invitation.
* ContinuitySnarl: When "The Author" was added to Contracts Mode in ''Hitman 3'', his name is listed as Marcello Schiavone, despite being a prominent character in that level and having unique dialogue. Diana also has her identify him in the cafe as "Mike Vogt" when you come across him.
* CreatorCameo: His name is in reference to Michael Vogt, the lead writer for ''Hitman (2016)''. His name also popped up in "The Broker" too.
* TheThingThatWouldNotLeave: He is the only person in the cafe (the waiters are cleaning up around him), and the waitress behind the desk just wants him to leave, instead of complaning about Cassandra Snow to her.

* BadassBaritone: She speaks in a very low pitched voice, as if she couldn't care less about anything.

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' The Showstopper (Fashion Magazine), Hailey Brennan

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Sanguine, Dalia Margolis, The Showstopper (Fashion Magazine), Valerie St. Clair, Jared Dorst

!!!'''Citizenship:''' German
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' IAGO, Sanguine, Dalia Margolis

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' CICADA, Scott Sarno, Sanguine, Viktor Novikov

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Sanguine, Viktor Novikov, All the Rage (Web Fashion Magazine)

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Emirati
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Dalia Margolis, Hector Delgado

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Catholic Church

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Francesca De Santis

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Jordan Cross, Silvio Caruso

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Renzo Caruso, Orlando Caruso, Silvio Caruso

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Francesca De Santis, Silvio Caruso

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Silvio Caruso, Isabella Caruso
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Unknown

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Italian
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Ether Biotech Corporation, Silvio Caruso, Francesca De Santis

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Swedish
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' N/A

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Moroccan
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Royal Moroccan Army, Reza Zaydan

!!!'''Citizenship:''' English
!!!'''Voiced By:''' Natalie Griffiths (Hitman 2016), Traci Lords (Hitman 3)

!!!'''Citizenship:''' British-American (presumably)
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Death And Taxes, Flat Earth Society, Dexy Barat, Jordan Cross, Quentin Moriarty, Heidi Santoro

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Thai
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Thomas Cross, Jordan Cross, Himmapan Luxury Hotel and Resort

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Ken Morgan

!!!'''Citizenship:''' American
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' John Highmoore (Father), Jessica Highmoore (Sister), Jordan Cross, Heidi Santoro

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Japanese
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' GAMA, "Nails", Akira Nakamura, Erich Soders, Don Archibald Yates

!!!'''Citizenship:''' N/A
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Kronstadt Industries, GAMA, Akira Nakamura, Dr. Nicholas Laurent

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Japanese
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' GAMA, Akira Nakamura, Himself

!!!'''Citizenship:''' Unknown
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Liberation, Rebecka

!!!'''Citizenship:''' American
!!!'''Affiliation(s):''' Gary Busey

* CuttingOffTheBranches: His appearance in Landslide as an NPC opens the possibility of 47 killing him in gameplay [[spoiler:or Marco Abiatti throwing him off the roof of the church to his death should they cross paths]], but his appearance in "World of Tomorrow" confirms that he survives the events of "Landslide".

--->'''Falcone''': Oh Curly, you human punching bag.