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* OverprotectiveDad: Though, it's perfectly reasonable: he wants his daughter to stay in the garage fixing cars, not out on the track getting shot at.
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* SingleTargetSexuality: Aside from that brief fling Ashlin was giving him in Jak 3, Jak has only shown interest in Keira, being both protecting and caring towards her more than any other character.

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* SingleTargetSexuality: Aside from that brief fling Ashlin was giving him in Jak 3, ''Jak 3'', Jak has only shown interest in Keira, being both protecting and caring towards her more than any other character.



* TroubledButCute: Badass jerkass with a heart of gold facing two years of wrongful imprisonment, experimentation, torture, exile, and [[spoiler:the death of his father]].

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* TroubledButCute: Badass jerkass with a heart of gold JerkWithAHeartOfGold facing two years of wrongful imprisonment, experimentation, torture, exile, and [[spoiler:the death of his father]].

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* NiceGuy: In the first game. Though mute, Jak was a good friend to Daxter and cared about helping others with their problems.



* CantHoldHisLiquor: Daxter gets drunk off his ass in Jak II. Possibly justified since 1) he's small, and 2) he chugged a lot of booze in less than a minute. He seems to have learned his lesson, as we don't see him get drunk again. He also gets props for sobering up pretty quickly (and with no hangover, either).
** He gets an AlcoholHic while intoxicated as well.

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* CantHoldHisLiquor: Daxter gets drunk off his ass in Jak II. Possibly justified since 1) he's small, and 2) he chugged a lot of booze in less than a minute. He seems to have learned his lesson, as we don't see him get drunk again. He also gets props for sobering up pretty quickly (and with no hangover, either).
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* {{Expy}}: He's an orange animal creature with fingerless gloves in a Naughty Dog game. He's basically VideoGame/CrashBandicoot if he could talk.

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* {{Expy}}: {{Expy}}:
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He's an orange animal creature with fingerless gloves in a Naughty Dog game. He's basically VideoGame/CrashBandicoot if he could talk.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Mostly this in the first game. He spends a lot of time pulling witty wisecracks and jerkish behavior but is generally a loyal and good friend, especially towards the end where he chooses to save the world instead of changing back to his original form.

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Mostly this in the first game. He spends a lot of time pulling witty wisecracks and jerkish behavior but is generally a loyal and good friend, especially towards the end of the first game where he chooses to save the world instead of changing back to his original form.
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Neither of these are true for Duke.


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* GenericDoomsdayVillain: [[spoiler:Does Skyheed want to rule the world, or does he want to destroy it? Or does he want to use the power of Dark Eco to remake the world to his liking? It's... not entirely clear. All we know is that he's [[ForTheEvulz evil]].]]
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* UncertainDoom: Although Gol and Maia were presumed dead as the robot's remains sunk into the silo, this remained somewhat ambiguous as Samos is quite hesitant when stating that "the dark eco ''[[SequelHook probably]]'' destroyed them". However, this is never followed up on.

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* UncertainDoom: Although Gol and Maia were presumed dead as the robot's remains sunk into the silo, this remained somewhat ambiguous as Samos is quite hesitant when stating that "the dark eco ''[[SequelHook probably]]'' destroyed them". Samos was probably considering the possibility that they've learned how to interact with Dark Eco without dying. However, this is never followed up on.



* MsFanservice: Unlike her brother, she's still quite attractive.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: She wears a Precursor metal corset on her upper body and nothing else.

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* MsFanservice: Unlike her brother, she's still quite attractive.
attractive with a sultry voice and rather revealing outfit.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: She wears a Precursor metal corset on her upper body and nothing else. On her lower half, Maia's pants are very low-cut and her butt is popping out of the top, which is quite risqué for an E-Rated game.
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G.T. Blitz is the less than pleasant announcer for the Kras City races. His father was one of the best racers on the planet before being murdered by the Kras City crime lord Mizo. [[spoiler:In reality, he ''is'' Mizo and was responsible for killing his own father.]]

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G.T. Blitz is the less than pleasant announcer for the Kras City races. His father was one of the best racers on the planet before being murdered by the Kras City crime lord Mizo. [[spoiler:In reality, he ''is'' Mizo and was responsible for killing his own father.]]



-->[[spoiler:'''Mizo:''']] [[spoiler: And why not?! He left us for his ''sick love of racing!'' And when he did, we vowed to own the ''whole damn sport''. ''All of it!'' Every last part...]]

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-->[[spoiler:'''Mizo:''']] [[spoiler: -->[[spoiler: And why not?! He left us for his ''sick love of racing!'' And when he did, we vowed to own the ''whole damn sport''. ''All of it!'' Every last part...]]

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* BareYourMidriff: Her standard outfit until ''The Lost Frontier''.



* BareYourMidriff: Ashelin never met a full shirt she liked, although the racing jacket she wears in ''Jak X'' covers a ''bit'' more at least.



* MsFanservice: Between her [[BareYourMidriff bare midriff]], [[BoobsOfSteel impressive bust]], exposed thighs and obvious thong strings visible above her beltline, Ashelin is absolutely unchallenged as the sexiest girl in the series.

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* MsFanservice: Between her [[BareYourMidriff bare midriff]], midriff, [[BoobsOfSteel impressive bust]], exposed thighs and obvious thong strings visible above her beltline, Ashelin is absolutely unchallenged as the sexiest girl in the series.



* BareYourMidriff: Her standard outfit, is like this even [[spoiler: as an Ottsel]].
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* Villain Team-Up: Metalheads require a leader to answer to in order to operate as a true military force. Once Kor bites it at Jak's hands, Cyber Errol steps in and commandeers them, likely cowing them due to being backed by the Dark Makers. Since Cyber Errol also controls the KG Warbots via their factory, this allows him to coordinate both the Metalheads and the KG Warbots to try and crush Haven City.


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* Villain Team-Up: VillainTeamUp: Metalheads require a leader to answer to in order to operate as a true military force. Once Kor bites it at Jak's hands, Cyber Errol steps in and commandeers them, likely cowing them due to being backed by the Dark Makers. Since Cyber Errol also controls the KG Warbots via their factory, this allows him to coordinate both the Metalheads and the KG Warbots to try and crush Haven City.

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[[folder:The Metalheads]]

A society of AlwaysChaoticEvil beings who waged war with the Precursors eons ago, and in present day hold Haven City in siege. They seem animalistic, but are intelligent enough to make deals and follow complex military strategies, if there's a leader present. Metalheads get their name from the Skull Gem that all of them share.

* AlwaysABiggerFish: They serve as this to Baron Praxis and his Krimzon Guard. It's made pretty clear that Praxis' designs of defeating the Metalheads are delusional, and by the time the game starts, he's already been reduced to bribing the Metalhead faction with eco for the purpose of placating them from attacking with their full strength. They're the victim of this in ''Jak 3'', where the Dark Makers take center stage and it's spelled out that they are the superior threat.
* AnimalisticAbomination: They come in a range of morphs, such as scorpion-like bugs, gigantic centipedes, gorilla-like shock troops, and even human-like shapes fused to spider-like lower halves. They lay eggs that can be attached to any surface and breed extremely quickly. They can survive in any conditions, even harsh deserts, with no apparent need to eat. They are biomechanical and often mutate their own weaponry purely for the sake of killing other species. When left unchecked, they grow and mutate into continuously larger and more dangerous forms, like the metal-pedes and the wasteland beasts. Their penchant for human-level sapience varies but takes second stage to their bloodthirst.
* EldritchAbomination: Although on an individual level they're more the AnimalisticAbomination detailed above, they share some of this trope as a species overall, with their leaders appearing to be ageless and conventionally immortal and history showing their war with the godlike Precursors as too successful for comfort, with them generally being portrayed as highly alien and terrifying. In ''Jak 3'', they are upstaged by the Dark Makers, which suit the trope much better as actual eldritch beings.
* EvilerThanThou: They take over as the main threats from the Lurkers, themselves animalistic monsters with a more cartoony feel that just followed orders from Gol and Maia. The Dark Makers also inflict this trope on them.
* MadeOfPhlebotinum: The Metalheads appear to be eco-based creatures since they universally expel dark eco upon death, and many self-generate it for ranged attacks.
* MeatMoss: Metalheads that congregate in an area long enough turn it into something disgusting and terrifying to suit their habitat needs. In ''Jak 3'', the war with the Metalheads has gone poorly enough to allow them control of the farmlands. Within months the place is unrecognizable, the roads turned into deep canyon chasms filled with toxic sludge and masses of slimy plantlike material overgrowing everything.
* Villain Team-Up: Metalheads require a leader to answer to in order to operate as a true military force. Once Kor bites it at Jak's hands, Cyber Errol steps in and commandeers them, likely cowing them due to being backed by the Dark Makers. Since Cyber Errol also controls the KG Warbots via their factory, this allows him to coordinate both the Metalheads and the KG Warbots to try and crush Haven City.


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The corrupt dictator of Haven City who rules with an iron fist. Originally a government official under the reign of Damas, he outs the former king in an uprising and instates himself as the sole ruler of haven city. He incarcerates an unwilling Jak and tortures him in prison, turning him into a test subject for the Dark Warrior program, ultimately leading to his demise as a ruler.

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The corrupt dictator of Haven City who rules with an iron fist. Originally a government official under the reign of Damas, he outs ousts the former king in an uprising and instates himself as the sole ruler of haven city.Haven City. He incarcerates an unwilling Jak and tortures him in prison, turning him into a test subject for the Dark Warrior program, ultimately leading to his demise as a ruler.

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* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler:Specifically his obsession with controlling Combat Racing. His father was so obsessed with the sport that he abandoned his family for it. After killing his father, Mizo decided to monopolize control over the sport just to spite him posthumously.]]



* [[spoiler:SelfMadeOrphan:]] [[spoiler:He had his syndicate sabotage his own father's car before a big race, leading to his death.]]

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* [[spoiler:SelfMadeOrphan:]] SelfMadeOrphan: [[spoiler:He had his syndicate sabotage his own father's car before a big race, leading to his death.]]
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[[folder:G. T. Blitz /Mizo]]

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[[folder:G. T. Blitz /Mizo]]Blitz]]



G. T. Blitz is the less than pleasant announcer for the Kras City races. His father was one of the best racers on the planet before being murdered by the Kras City crime lord Mizo.

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G. T. Blitz is the less than pleasant announcer for the Kras City races. His father was one of the best racers on the planet before being murdered by the Kras City crime lord Mizo. [[spoiler:In reality, he ''is'' Mizo and was responsible for killing his own father.]]



* AnnouncerChatter: G. T. Blitz provides commentary during the races.

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* AnnouncerChatter: G. T. Blitz provides commentary during the races.



* RealMenWearPink: G. T. Blitz wears a pink sweater.
* TheReveal: [[spoiler:G. T. Blitz and Mizo are actually the same person; the latter does not have a wig.]]

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* RealMenWearPink: G. T. Blitz wears a pink sweater.
* TheReveal: [[spoiler:G. T. Blitz and Mizo are actually the same person; the latter does not have a wig.]]
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Asskicking Leads To Leadership is the new name of the trope.


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* BecomingTheMask: Subverted. While it's implied that Rayn really did become friends with Jak and co [[spoiler: and regrets that her newfound friends probably all hate her guts now]], she [[spoiler: ultimately chooses to pursue her father's plan anyways and form a massive criminal empire. Though she makes it clear to other syndicates that Jack and the gang are not to be harmed.]]

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* BecomingTheMask: Subverted.Downplayed. While it's implied that Rayn really did become friends with Jak and co [[spoiler: and regrets that her newfound friends probably all hate her guts now]], she [[spoiler: ultimately chooses to pursue her father's plan anyways and form a massive criminal empire. Though she makes it clear to other syndicates that Jack and the gang are not to be harmed.]]



* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Gets away with her manipulation scot-free.]]

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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Gets away with her manipulation scot-free. Though the only semi-form of comeuppance she gets is a sliver of regret that her newfound friends likely all hate her now.]]
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* BuxomIsBetter: Part of the reason Daxter is attracted to her when he meets her for the first time.

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* BuxomIsBetter: BuxomBeautyStandard: Part of the reason Daxter is attracted to her when he meets her for the first time.

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Sexy Walk was renamed/retooled into Supermodel Strut by TRS.


* FieryRedhead: Very fiery. Also very red.

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* FieryRedhead: Very fiery. Also very red.She's a redhead with an aggressive and tough personality.



* OfficialCouple: Is in a relationship with Torn by Jak X.
* {{Ojou}}: She's the Baron's daughter. She may not exactly be ''refined,'' but she's certainly stoic and dignified, if coarse.

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* OfficialCouple: Is in a relationship with Torn by Jak X.
LustObject: Daxter is constantly lusting after her, [[AbhorrentAdmirer much to her irritation]].
* {{Ojou}}: MissingMom: She's the Baron's daughter. She may not exactly be ''refined,'' daughter of the Baron, but she's certainly stoic who her mother is and dignified, if coarse.why she isn't around is never elaborated on.



* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game, to some degree; this was left behind in ''Jak X'', though. She did flirt with Jak in the second game a few times, so the promotion didn't come [[StrangledByTheRedString out of nowhere]].

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* OfficialCouple: Is in a relationship with Torn by ''Jak X''.
* {{Ojou}}: She's the Baron's daughter. She may not exactly be ''refined,'' but she's certainly stoic and dignified, if coarse.
* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game, to some degree; this was left behind in ''Jak X'', though. She did flirt with Jak in the second game a few times, so the promotion didn't come from [[StrangledByTheRedString out of nowhere]].



* SexyWalk: Mixed with MaleGaze as the camera tends to focus on her butt while she's doing it.


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* SupermodelStrut: As one would expect from a FemmeFatale character, she's almost always moving with a hip-swaying sashay, and some MaleGaze camera shots put her in focus when she does it.

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* {{Hunk}}: Jak grows as a character, emotionally and physically, and he's grown into a rather muscular and handsome man. Keira even calls him as such.



* MrFanservice: Jak grows as a character, emotionally and physically, and he's grown into a rather muscular and handsome man. Keira even calls him as such.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: With Daxter.



^ HeterosexualLifePartners: With Jak despite his ForcedTransformation.

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^ * HeterosexualLifePartners: With Jak despite his ForcedTransformation.
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game, to some degree; this was left behind in ''Jak X'', though.
** She did flirt with Jak in the second game a few times, so the promotion didn't come [[StrangledByTheRedString out of nowhere]].

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* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the third game, to some degree; this was left behind in ''Jak X'', though.
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This wise old man is a member of the Underground and guardian of The Kid. He is very knowledgeable in regards to Metal Heads. [[spoiler: Because he ''is'' the leader of the Metal Heads.]]

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This wise old man is a member of the Underground and guardian of The Kid. He is very knowledgeable in regards to Metal Heads. [[spoiler: Because he ''is'' the leader of the Metal Heads.]]



The paranoid head engineer of Haven city's infrastractural complex, he works for the Baron as the foreman of his eco-mining operations, but he relays information to the Underground. Additionally has a extreme distate for Metal-Heads, and this is to the extreme.

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The paranoid head engineer of Haven city's infrastractural complex, he works for the Baron as the foreman of his eco-mining operations, but he relays information to the Underground. Additionally has a Has an extreme distate for Metal-Heads, and this is to the extreme.Metal-Heads.



Yes, as it turns out, the ancient galaxy spanning-race responsible for the creation of Jak's world is indeed a bunch of Ottsel-Like characters who greatly exxagerated their appearance. They are the only precursors who appear in the flesh (And not as spirits or idols), as they reside within the Planetary Defense core and prepare it to destroy the Dark Maker ship which looms over the planet. Besides all that, don't judge their size, as they still are the most powerful beings on the planet.

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Yes, as it turns out, the ancient galaxy spanning-race responsible for the creation of Jak's world is indeed a bunch of Ottsel-Like characters who greatly exxagerated their appearance. They are the only precursors who appear in the flesh (And (and not as spirits or idols), as they reside within the Planetary Defense core and prepare it to destroy the Dark Maker ship which looms over the planet. Besides all that, don't judge their size, as they still are the most powerful beings on the planet.



->Voiced By: Creator/PhilLaMarr (English), [[Creator/KenichiOgata Ken'ichi Ogata]] (Japanese)

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->Voiced By: Creator/PhilLaMarr (English), [[Creator/KenichiOgata Ken'ichi Ogata]] Creator/KenichiOgata (Japanese)
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* LackofEmpathy: Zigzagged. Jak does genuinely care for people close to him, but in Jak II shows him only caring about revenge against the Baron, not even batting an eye over the Undergrounds men being captured or killed or even working for an evil bastard like Krew to get what he wants. The Dark Eco corrupting him may have something to do with this. Fully subverted in Jak 3 where the Light Eco helps him regain his original kindness.

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* LackofEmpathy: LackOfEmpathy: Zigzagged. Jak does genuinely care for people close to him, but in Jak II shows him only caring about revenge against the Baron, not even batting an eye over the Undergrounds men being captured or killed or even working for an evil bastard like Krew to get what he wants. The Dark Eco corrupting him may have something to do with this. Fully subverted in Jak 3 where the Light Eco helps him regain his original kindness.



* Irony: Who would have thought being turned into an Ottsel wasn't a curse but a blessing, as the great Precursors were Ottsels?

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* Irony: {{Irony}}: Who would have thought being turned into an Ottsel wasn't a curse but a blessing, as the great Precursors were Ottsels?
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->Voiced by: Richard McGonagle, David Herman

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->Voiced by: Richard McGonagle, [=McGonagle=], David Herman



* RiddleOfTheAges: Their reveal as Ottsels is pretty jarring from a lore-perspective. If they really are like that as real gods, then why did their entire mythos revolve around mythical beings with alien features? Did they downsize in appearance after centuries? Is it just a performance to gain Jak's trust? What about the dark makers?

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* RiddleOfTheAges: RiddleForTheAges: Their reveal as Ottsels is pretty jarring from a lore-perspective. If they really are like that as real gods, then why did their entire mythos revolve around mythical beings with alien features? Did they downsize in appearance after centuries? Is it just a performance to gain Jak's trust? What about the dark makers?
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* {{Expy}}: [[spoiler:Of [[FranchiseStarWars Darth Sidious]] - he's the BigBad and manipulates both sides of a war to his advantage, but disguises himself as a frail, kindly old man to deceive the protagonists.]]
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* SirSwearsALot: Starting with the DarkerAndEdgier (and T-rated) sequel.

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* SirSwearsALot: Starting with the DarkerAndEdgier (and T-rated) sequel. Even in the otherwise squeaky-clean first game, he says "crap" once in the opening cutscene.
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* LikeASonToMe: At first, Damas did not see Jak as anything more but a potential soldier in his ranks. As time went on,however, he began to feel pride in him no different to what a father would for his son. He even accidentally slips his pride as well. When Jak finally earns his rights to be a Wastelander, Damas personally gave him a rare armor artifact that belonged to Mar, wishing to have given it to his own son, but feels Jak is in need of it more.[[spoiler:It made the revalation of them actually being father and son all the more tragic upon Damas' death, and he never found out either.]]

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* LikeASonToMe: At first, Damas did not see Jak as anything more but a potential soldier in his ranks. As time went on,however, he began to feel pride in him no different to what a father would for his son. He even accidentally slips his pride as well. When Jak finally earns his rights to be a Wastelander, Damas personally gave him a rare armor artifact that belonged to Mar, wishing to have given it to his own son, but feels Jak is in need of it more. [[spoiler:It made the revalation of them actually being father and son all the more tragic upon Damas' death, and he never found out either.]]
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Completely absent in Jak 3 along with the rest of the Lurkers without any explanation at all. He does make a major appearance in ''VideoGame/Daxter'', which is the prequel entry for Jak 2.

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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Completely absent in Jak 3 along with the rest of the Lurkers without any explanation at all. He does make a major appearance in ''VideoGame/Daxter'', ''VideoGame/{{Daxter}}'', which is the prequel entry for Jak 2.
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** At the end of Jak 3 he dies for good thanks to Jak shooting him with the PeaceMaker. And after how he tried to destroy the whole planet for his own lust for power, no tears will be shed for his demise.

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** At the end of Jak 3 he dies for good thanks to Jak shooting him with the PeaceMaker.[=PeaceMaker=]. And after how he tried to destroy the whole planet for his own lust for power, no tears will be shed for his demise.
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->Voiced by: Richard McGonagle, David Herman

Yes, as it turns out, the ancient galaxy spanning-race responsible for the creation of Jak's world is indeed a bunch of Ottsel-Like characters who greatly exxagerated their appearance. They are the only precursors who appear in the flesh (And not as spirits or idols), as they reside within the Planetary Defense core and prepare it to destroy the Dark Maker ship which looms over the planet. Besides all that, don't judge their size, as they still are the most powerful beings on the planet.


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* BigOMG: In quite possibly the most hilarious reveal in any video game franchise, that is exactly what happens when the main cast sees their true form.
* TheGodsMustBeLazy: Implied with the fact that they rely on the actions of a 18-year old to save the planet instead of doing it themselves. Then again justified because they are nearly extinct due to a century spanning great war with the Metal Heads.
* PhysicalGod: Despite their size they very clearly exhibit god-like powers, including trapping Veger in a force-field as he's about to attack them out of disbelief.
* RiddleOfTheAges: Their reveal as Ottsels is pretty jarring from a lore-perspective. If they really are like that as real gods, then why did their entire mythos revolve around mythical beings with alien features? Did they downsize in appearance after centuries? Is it just a performance to gain Jak's trust? What about the dark makers?

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Based on what I've read, he did not intend for the Precursor Stone to be attached to the bomb. Him showing Jak the Bomb was not an act of redemption, it was out of hatred for being overthrown.


* VillainsDyingGrace: Gives Jak the location of the second bomb he made with the Precursor Stone inside so he can use it on the Gun.



* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To Baron Praxis. Veger is another cruel Haven City nobleman with an interest in weaponising eco, but he believed in the power of light eco while the baron invested into the dark. He's stringy where Praxis was bulky, a sneering NonActionGuy where Praxis was a grizzled warrior-regent, and favors a pistol over his predecessor's sword. Both aristocrats were flawed mortal men who bloodied their hands to topple an [[AlwaysChaoticEvil even viler and more dangerous enemy]], but the baron, for all his flaws, [[spoiler:went down fighting that greater evil and partook in some VillainsDyingGrace. Count Veger is removed from the intrigue in a much less epic and dignified way... but unlike Praxis, he survives to see the end.]]

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* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To Baron Praxis. Veger is another cruel Haven City nobleman with an interest in weaponising eco, but he believed in the power of light eco while the baron invested into the dark. He's stringy where Praxis was bulky, a sneering NonActionGuy where Praxis was a grizzled warrior-regent, and favors a pistol over his predecessor's sword. Both aristocrats were flawed mortal men who bloodied their hands to topple an [[AlwaysChaoticEvil even viler and more dangerous enemy]], but the baron, for all his flaws, [[spoiler:went down fighting that greater evil and partook in some VillainsDyingGrace.evil. Count Veger is removed from the intrigue in a much less epic and dignified way... but unlike Praxis, he survives to see the end.]]

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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He ultimately wants to destroy the Metal Heads and protect his city, but is completely willing to sacrifice ''anything'' to achieve this goal. Despite this, he ultimately [[spoiler:gives Jak the precursor stone before he dies and knows that Jak is the ultimate weapon in defeating the Metal Heads]].
%%* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He claims his tyrannical rule is necessary to protect against the Metal Heads, only to have it revealed he's bribing them into attacking the city to justify his rule. Even his ultimate plan to backstab them is because [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness the deal's about to fall apart]].
* PragmaticVillainy: His plan to protect the city by bribing the metal heads with eco to give him enough time to [[spoiler:complete the piercer bomb]].

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* WellIntentionedExtremist: He ultimately wants to destroy the Metal Heads and protect his city, but is completely willing to sacrifice ''anything'' to achieve this goal. Despite this, he ultimately [[spoiler:gives Jak the precursor stone before he dies and knows that Jak is the ultimate weapon in defeating the Metal Heads]].
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NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: He claims his tyrannical rule is necessary to protect against the Metal Heads, only to have it revealed he's bribing them into attacking the city to justify his rule. Even his ultimate plan to backstab them is because [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness the deal's about to fall apart]].
* PragmaticVillainy: His plan to protect the city by bribing the metal heads with eco to give him enough time to [[spoiler:complete the piercer bomb]].
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%%* PrecisionFStrike: In his interview in ''Jak 3'', he uses the word "pussy", which is surprising for a T-rated game.

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