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* InTheHood: Is introduced wearing his hoodie over his head.
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->'''Played by:''' Ryuhei Matsuda
->'''Played by:''' Kazuki Kitamura
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* CombatPragmatist: His fighting style is less flashy than other characters, using UsefulNotes/{{Judo}} throws and takedowns and keeping his strikes in low angles, and is more based on counterattacking than plodding forward.
* JerkassWithAHeartOfGold: He is harsh and short-tempered, but an efficient and moral leader.
* NoKillLikeOverKill: When struggling against a gangster, Jaka ends up slamming him against atable, table and unloading three ''three'' point blank shots into his head.
* JerkassWithAHeartOfGold: He is harsh and short-tempered, but an efficient and moral leader.
* NoKillLikeOverKill: When struggling against a gangster, Jaka ends up slamming him against a
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* TheBigGuy: In a film that acts as a vehicle for Silat, Dagu displays a surprising skill in Taekwondo. His moves have slower, but heavier strikes and pivots than Rama's more rapid fire Silat. While Rama's a better fighter, it seems that Dagu is a lot stronger physically physically, as he's seen lifting heavy objects as well as his foes.foes. His fighting style reflects it, as his strikes are slower but heavier and feature ample UsefulNotes/{{Taekwondo}} pivots as opposed to Rama's rapid fire.
->'''Played by:''' Cok Simbara
->'''Played by:''' Roy Marten
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* {{Determinator}}: Mad Dog is anything if not utterly relentless. Kick him in the head, stomp on him, and he's back up again. [[spoiler:Having a piece of fluorescent light stabbed into his throat just makes him even more erratic, and it takes breaking both of his arms and slitting his throat with said piece of light to finally kill him]].
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* {{Determinator}}: Mad Dog is anything if not utterly relentless. Kick him in the head, stomp on him, and he's back up again. [[spoiler:Having a piece of fluorescent light stabbed into his throat just makes him even more erratic, energetic, and it takes breaking both of his arms and slitting his throat with said piece of light to finally kill him]].
->'''Played by:''' Tio Pakusadewo
->'''Played by:''' Arifin Putra
->'''Played by:''' Oka Antara
* ConfusionFu: While quite refined in the technical side, his fighting style is crazy and erratic and uses some degree of improvisation.
* ScreamingWarrior: Bellows some war cries in the club brawl.
->'''Played by:''' Alex Abbad
->'''Played by:''' Cecep Arif Rahman
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* CombatPragmatist: Like Mad Dog, The Assassin enjoys a good fight and when Rama finally faces off against him both assume fighting stances and prepare for a bout. Unlike Mad Dog, The Assassin treats his job more as a job than an excuse to fight and when he starts losing the fist fight, he breaks out his karambits.
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* CombatPragmatist: Like Mad Dog, The Assassin enjoys a good fight and when Rama finally faces off against him both assume fighting stances and prepare for a bout. Unlike Mad Dog, The Assassin treats his job more as a job than an excuse to fight fight, and when he starts losing the fist fight, he breaks out his karambits.
->'''Played by:''' Julie Estelle
->'''Played by:''' Very Tri Yulisman
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* SwordDrag: Baseball bat example.
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* ActionDad: His wife is heavily pregnant in movie 1, and in movie 2 he has a young son, though the boy is never put into any danger.
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* ActionDad: Insanely fast, strong, and capable of taking a beating before tearing his opponent to shreds. His wife is heavily pregnant in movie 1, and in movie 2 he has a young son, though the boy is never put into any danger.
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* {{Badass}}: Easily the powerful member of Tama's gang, and possibly of the entire film.
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* NonActionBigBad: Like Tama in the first film, Bejo has no real combat ability to speak of, and his threat comes entirely from his underlings. Unlike Bejo, when the fighting comes to him he grabs a shotgun and starts blasting away.
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* NonActionBigBad: Like Tama in the first film, Bejo has no real combat ability to speak of, and his threat comes entirely from his underlings. Unlike Bejo, Tama, when the fighting comes to him he grabs a shotgun and starts blasting away.
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* TheBrute: She and her brother are this to the Bejo gang, being the top killers in his group.
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* TheBrute: While The Assassin seems to command authority in the organization, Baseball Bat Man is mostly just the hired muscle employed to kill.
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* {{Badass}}: In a film that acts as a vehicle for Silat, Dagu displays a surprising skill in Taekwondo. His moves have slower, but heavier strikes and pivots than Rama's more rapid fire Silat.
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* {{Badass}}: TheBigGuy: In a film that acts as a vehicle for Silat, Dagu displays a surprising skill in Taekwondo. His moves have slower, but heavier strikes and pivots than Rama's more rapid fire Silat. While Rama's a better fighter, it seems that Dagu is a lot stronger physically as he's seen lifting heavy objects as well as his foes.
* BattleButler: He serves a concierge role to Bangun and his gang, and when the chips are on the table he's more than willing to get his hands dirty.
* BadassDriver: In one of the film's biggest action scenes, a kneecaped Eka takes on Bejo's gang with a car and a machine gun to free Rama. He does an impressive job tearing through them.
* UndyingLoyalty: He believes in Bangun, and [[spoiler:after the police abandoned him he swore loyalty to the crime lord]]. When [[spoiler:Uco kills him]] Eka is outraged at his betrayal.
* BadassDriver: In one of the film's biggest action scenes, a kneecaped Eka takes on Bejo's gang with a car and a machine gun to free Rama. He does an impressive job tearing through them.
* UndyingLoyalty: He believes in Bangun, and [[spoiler:after the police abandoned him he swore loyalty to the crime lord]]. When [[spoiler:Uco kills him]] Eka is outraged at his betrayal.
* HonoraryUncle: His interactions and Uco's conversations to his father imply that Prakoso was this to Uco.
* TragicVillain: He was good at killing and not much else. He applies his trade as a mob assassin to help provide for his child. His wife detests him and his work and makes it clear she wants the child to grow up away from his father's bloody work.
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* NeverBringAKnifeToAFistFight: PlayedWith. He utterly slaughters the unarmed and injured [[spoiler:Prakoso]] in his first scene. However his fight with Rama plays with this. They're able to go at each other very well with their fists but in the end it's clear Rama has the upper hand. When he breaks out the Karambits the fight get's much more bloody and he wounds Rama considerably more than when he was without them, [[spoiler:and while Rama ends up winning, he had to take one of the karambits away from him first to kill him]].
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* HandicappedBadass: Deaf and [[spoiler:blind in one eye]] but also one of Bejo's top men.
* PsychoticManchild: Gareth Evans describes her as such, being a violent child in an adult's body as a result of her upbringing. Scenes like where she's dazing off and her brother needs to pull her out and she almost forgets her hammers were meant to convey this.
* PsychoticManchild: Gareth Evans describes her as such, being a violent child in an adult's body as a result of her upbringing. Scenes like where she's dazing off and her brother needs to pull her out and she almost forgets her hammers were meant to convey this.
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* DragonInChief: Works for Tsama, but is considerably more powerful and dangerous than him.
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* TheDragon: While he and Andi are set up as CoDragons at first, Mad Dog fills the role much better, being the most powerful underling under Tama and being the one to fight the heroes. It helps that Andi defects in the middle of the film.
* DragonInChief: Works forTsama, Tama, but is considerably more powerful and dangerous than him.
* DragonInChief: Works for
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Bangun is patient and understanding in spite of being a powerful criminal warlord. He doesn't indulge in the sadistic excesses that Tama or Bejo love and when conflict arises between him and the Japanese gang, Bangun does his best to settle it non-violently.
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* KnifeNut: His main weapons are Karambits, claw-like curved knives which he uses to go for people's joints.
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* DropTheHammer: Fights with a pair of claw hammers. Though she also utilizes the claws for even greater effect rather than solely relying on the blunt end.
* SinisterShades: A very large pair of sunglasses worn at all times. They help heighten her unemotive and stoic appearance as well as covering up [[spoiler:her disfigured eye]].
* SinisterShades: A very large pair of sunglasses worn at all times. They help heighten her unemotive and stoic appearance as well as covering up [[spoiler:her disfigured eye]].
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* BatterUp: His character name and weapon of choice is a baseball bat. Though he's quite effective with it and fights not just with the conventional end, but also incorporates jabs with the hilt and even utilizes the grip to deliver blows.
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* BatterUp: His character name and weapon of choice is a baseball bat. Though he's quite effective with it and fights not just with the conventional end, but also incorporates jabs with the hilt tip and even utilizes the grip to deliver blows.
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* CombatPragmatist: His status as a gangster would make him this by default, but he really takes the cake when he [[spoiler: uses a piece of broken fluorescent tube to stab Mad Dog in the neck from behind.
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* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: When the gang war erupts, Keiichi takes a number of gangsters to confront Bejo's gang, only to find that Rama's defeated all of them. With Gangun's gang similarly defeated, the Goto Family have won the Turf War without ever having to do anything. Keiichi for his part makes a point not to engage the one man army that is Rama and may have offered him a job at the end.
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* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: When the gang war erupts, Keiichi takes a number of gangsters to confront Bejo's gang, only to find that Rama's defeated all of them. With Gangun's Bangun's gang similarly defeated, the Goto Family have won the Turf War without ever having to do anything. Keiichi for his part makes a point not to engage the one man army that is Rama and may have offered him a job at the end.
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* ConspicuousGloves: Much like his SinisterShades, Bejo always wears a pair of distinctive black gloves on his hands at all time, even when eating. In part [[spoiler:it's to help cover his gang tattoo]].
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* BeardOfEvil: He's got a scruffy goatee, not as distinctive as most examples, but it does make him slightly more imposing especially when contrasted to Prakoso's BeardOfSorrow.
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->'''Played by:''' Yayan Ruhian
* BeardOfSorrow: Yayan Ruhian grew out a large scraggly beard for this role. It's not a BeardOfEvil as all it serves to do is to show Prakoso as an unkept homeless man, and further highlights his emotional scenes by showing how pitiful he looks. The beard also serves to cover up Ruhian's distinctive VillainousCheekbones.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Like Mad Dog before him, Ruhian stands at 5' 4'' and is easily one of the most powerful fighters around. Though unlike Mad Dog, there's less down facing camera shots and scenes with him next to taller characters, so it's not as emphasized as it was in the first film.
* VillainousCheekbones: Averted. Yayan Ruhian's distinctive cheekbones are covered by his beard, which take the edge off the character and give him a less threatening visage.
* BeardOfSorrow: Yayan Ruhian grew out a large scraggly beard for this role. It's not a BeardOfEvil as all it serves to do is to show Prakoso as an unkept homeless man, and further highlights his emotional scenes by showing how pitiful he looks. The beard also serves to cover up Ruhian's distinctive VillainousCheekbones.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Like Mad Dog before him, Ruhian stands at 5' 4'' and is easily one of the most powerful fighters around. Though unlike Mad Dog, there's less down facing camera shots and scenes with him next to taller characters, so it's not as emphasized as it was in the first film.
* VillainousCheekbones: Averted. Yayan Ruhian's distinctive cheekbones are covered by his beard, which take the edge off the character and give him a less threatening visage.
* BigBad: His ambitions get the plot rolling. He was the one who initiates the gang war, turns Uco against his father, and it's his minions that make up the main threats to Rama.
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* OutsideContextVillain: They're a gang from Japan moving into Indonesian turf, and while they are thrown into the plot for dominance, Goto and his family are the least important of the gangs.
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* VillainRespect: When he and the Japanese gangsters finally make it to Bejo's hideout and see the work Rama has done, Keiichi is very impressed and his final line (which is silent) may have been offering Rama a job working for them, though Rama refuses.
* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: When the gang war erupts, Keiichi takes a number of gangsters to confront Bejo's gang, only to find that Rama's defeated all of them. With Gangun's gang similarly defeated, the Goto Family have won the Turf War without ever having to do anything. Keiichi for his part makes a point not to engage the one man army that is Rama and may have offered him a job at the end.
* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: When the gang war erupts, Keiichi takes a number of gangsters to confront Bejo's gang, only to find that Rama's defeated all of them. With Gangun's gang similarly defeated, the Goto Family have won the Turf War without ever having to do anything. Keiichi for his part makes a point not to engage the one man army that is Rama and may have offered him a job at the end.
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* {{Badass}}: Downplayed. He doesn't have the martial arts skills of Rama or Dagu, and he's considerably slower, but he can still throw a punch.
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* CorruptPolitician: A seedy and duplicitous politician who gangsters fight over so they can have him ok their doings.
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* DarkActionGirl: A vicious fighter, the Hammer Girl utterly brutalizes her opponents and digs her hammer claws into them to rip skin out. The director was particularly impressed by Julie Estelle's commitment to her training and all the muscle she put on for this part.
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* BatterUp: His character name and weapon of choice is a baseball bat. Though he's quite effective with it and fights not just with the conventional end, but also incorporates jabs with the hilt and even utilizes the grip to deliver blows.
* PsychoticManchild: Gareth Evans describes he and his sister as childish in their mannerisms as a result of their upbringing. He even states that when Baseball Bat Man whacks his baseball's at his enemies, he asks for the back partly to taunt them and also because he wants them to actually give him the balls back.
* PsychoticManchild: Gareth Evans describes he and his sister as childish in their mannerisms as a result of their upbringing. He even states that when Baseball Bat Man whacks his baseball's at his enemies, he asks for the back partly to taunt them and also because he wants them to actually give him the balls back.
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* GreaterScopeVillain: As a corrupt higher up official, the many gangs are in a mad frenzy to curry his favor. He's only mentioned by name at the end of the first film, but it's clear that the titular Raid was from his manipulations to [[spoiler:kill Wahyu as he was a loose end]]. He finally appears in the second film, and part of Bejo's gambit is to get his attention so he can have such a high ranking official in his pocket. Reza makes it clear that he's happy with the war as he can gain more money and influence.
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* CombatPragmatist: Like Mad Dog, The Assassin enjoys a good fight and when Rama finally faces off against him both assume fighting stances and prepare for a bout. Unlike Mad Dog, The Assassin treats his job more as a job than an excuse to fight and when he starts losing the fist fight, he breaks out his karambits.
* TheDragon: He's Bejo's main hitman and most powerful agent. Much like Mad Dog he is the main threat to Rama.
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* DropTheHammer: How he kills one hostage.
* HellHotel: He runs one.
* HellHotel: He runs one.
* RevolversAreJustBetter: Keeps one in his room.
* BecauseImGoodAtIt: This is why he became a gangster.
* BigBotherInstinct
* CombatPragmatist: His status as a gangster would make him this by default, but he really takes the cake when he [[spoiler: uses a piece of broken fluorescent tube to stab Mad Dog in the neck from behind.
* BigBotherInstinct
* CombatPragmatist: His status as a gangster would make him this by default, but he really takes the cake when he [[spoiler: uses a piece of broken fluorescent tube to stab Mad Dog in the neck from behind.
* DragonInChief: Works for Tsama, but is considerably more powerful and dangerous than him.
* HeroesFightBarehanded: Inverted, because he's a villain.
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*KnifeNut: Carries a box cutter.
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*KnifeNut: Carries a box cutter.
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*BewareTheQuietOnes: He doesn't say much, letting his fists speak for him. Thankfully, his fists speak [[CurbStompBattle A LOT]].
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* CowboyCop[=/=]DirtyCop: When he reveals that the raid their on is off the books, it calls into question what his motives are. Whether he's a lawman going to far, or a malicious corrupt cop. He's tight-lipped about the whole thing, while Jaka thinks he's the latter [[spoiler:and Jaka is correct. Wahyu wanted to kill Tama so his own corrupt superiors would promote him]].
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* CowboyCop[=/=]DirtyCop: When he reveals that the raid their they're on is off the books, it calls into question what his motives are. Whether he's a lawman going to far, or a malicious corrupt cop. He's tight-lipped about the whole thing, while Jaka thinks he's the latter [[spoiler:and Jaka is correct. Wahyu wanted to kill Tama so his own corrupt superiors would promote him]].
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* GameBreakingInjury: Getting shot in the stomach during the opening shoot out incapacitates him for the rest of the film.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Not to say he wasn't an excellent fighter before, but in the sequel he level grinds in badassery when he's in prison.
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: While in In the context of the first film he is the "final boss," giving the heroes the hardest fight for the climax. However, in the context of the film series it seems almost odd that one of the strongest gangsters (and Mad Dog does outclass quite a few of the criminals in the sequel) is employed by Tama, a relatively small person in the grand scheme of things. Though Bangun did value Tama's position as a negotiator between the gangs and the corrupt officials, so perhaps that allowed him to employ such a powerful minion.
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* ActionDad: His wife is heavily pregnant in movie 1, and in movie 2 he has a young son, though the boy is never put into any danger.
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* DirtyCoward: When the shooting starts up he's near paralyzed with fear, though when the team is cornered, he's up and shooting with the rest. He runs from Mad Dog... which is understandable, and when he Dagu and Rama are thrown into unarmed combat, Wahyu does his best even if he isn't as skilled as the other two. [[spoiler:Killing Dagu and using Tama as a way out, however, cements him as this]].
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Twice: [[spoiler:In the first movie it's part of the reason he's offed in addition toYouHaveOutlivedYourUsefullness.YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness. His corrupt superiors don't need him, and he knows too much about their operation to let him life. In the sequel Bunawar has him killed because he knows Rama's alive, and Bunawar needs Rama to fake his death in order to get into the crime syndicate. Ironically he doesn't think Wahyu knows enough about the corruption to be useful, as the superiors can just shrug off the accusations.]]
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->'''Played by:''' Alfridus Godfred
* AxCrazy: In his words:
-->"Kalau saya muak, saya menggila" (English translation: "When I'm pissed off, I'll go apeshit")
* EliteMooks: The Machete Gang are only 5 men strong, and they give Rama a considerably more difficult fight than the army of mooks before, and the drug cooks after.
* {{Jerkass}}: He's not the most pleasant guy to be around. He ends up insulting and threatening Budi and his sick wife, before trashing their apartment looking for Rama and Bowo.
* MookLieutenant: He leads the Machete Gang, a hunting party formed to take out any surviving cops.
* NeverBringAKnifeToAFistFight: He and his gang have a hard time hitting Rama with their machetes, and get beaten. When he drops his machete he's able to put up a better fight and can land more hits, up until he picks up the machete again, and the fight goes down hill.
* NoNameGiven: He's listed in the credits as "Machete Gang #1"
[[folder:Machete Gang Leader]]
->'''Played by:''' Alfridus Godfred
* AxCrazy: In his words:
-->"Kalau saya muak, saya menggila" (English translation: "When I'm pissed off, I'll go apeshit")
* EliteMooks: The Machete Gang are only 5 men strong, and they give Rama a considerably more difficult fight than the army of mooks before, and the drug cooks after.
* {{Jerkass}}: He's not the most pleasant guy to be around. He ends up insulting and threatening Budi and his sick wife, before trashing their apartment looking for Rama and Bowo.
* MookLieutenant: He leads the Machete Gang, a hunting party formed to take out any surviving cops.
* NeverBringAKnifeToAFistFight: He and his gang have a hard time hitting Rama with their machetes, and get beaten. When he drops his machete he's able to put up a better fight and can land more hits, up until he picks up the machete again, and the fight goes down hill.
* NoNameGiven: He's listed in the credits as "Machete Gang #1"
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* AxCrazy: When Mad Dog gets going, he's a crazy mixture of fury and fists.
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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Twice: [[spoiler:In the first movie it's part of the reason he's offed in addition to YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefullness. His corrupt superiors don't need him, and he knows too much about their operation to let him life. In the sequel Bunawar has him killed because he knows Rama's alive, and Bunawar needs Rama to fake his death in order to get into the crime syndicate. Ironically he doesn't think Wahyu knows enough about the corruption to be useful, as the superiors can just shrug off the accusations.]]
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* TheStoic: Rama can emote when he needs to, but he keeps up a stone faced calmness through much of his appearances.
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* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: [[spoiler:A cut scene shows that Bejo's gang found him and his wife in the sequel and murdered them both]].
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the Sequel. After telling Rama to be careful, Bowo heads to the hospital and is never seen or heard from again. [[spoiler:A deleted scene shows him being killed]].
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the Sequel. After telling Rama to be careful, Bowo heads to the hospital and is never seen or heard from again. [[spoiler:A deleted scene shows him being killed]].
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* MauveShirt: Dagu's the nameless SWAT rookie who survived the initial purge that took out all the red shirts.
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* MauveShirt: Dagu's the nameless SWAT rookie who survived the initial purge that took out all the red shirts. After making it out he receives a bit of character, and we learn his name when they were under fire.
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* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: [[spoiler:After surviving the first movie, Andi's killed off in the opening scene of the sequel, because he was a threat to a rival gangster]].
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: While in the context of the first film he is the "final boss," giving the heroes the hardest fight for the climax. However, in the context of the film series it seems almost odd that one of the strongest gangsters (and Mad Dog does outclass quite a few of the criminals in the sequel) is employed by Tama, a relatively small person in the grand scheme of things. Though Bangun did value Tama's position as a negotiator between the gangs and the corrupt officials, so perhaps that allowed him to employ such a powerful minion.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Jaka's incredibly protective of the men under his command. When Rama opens up an escape way under the floorboards, Jaka insists on going first to see if it's safe. Even after they've been outgunned and routed, he insists on finding Bowo and Rama before they leave.leave.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Jaka's the officer in charge with a ton of experience under his belt, so he can hold his own in a fight. He even manages to hold on the longest against Mad Dog in single combat.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Jaka's the officer in charge with a ton of experience under his belt, so he can hold his own in a fight. He even manages to hold on the longest against Mad Dog in single combat.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: [[spoiler:Underneath his hesitations and cracks in his rigid facade, Wahyu's a selfish asshole willing to murder his own men in a desperate bid to save his own skin]].
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->'''Played by:''' Eka Rahmadia
* EveryoneHasStandards: While fighting Mad Dog 3 on 1 would still probably end up with them dying, Dagu's not very happy to have been ordered to abandon Jaka in order to protect Wahyu.
* MauveShirt: Dagu's the nameless SWAT rookie who survived the initial purge that took out all the red shirts.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Like Rama, he's a little on the short side, and like Rama he can kick all kinds of ass. Dagu's fights involve a lot of lifting of his larger opponents. When Rama wants to put move a fridge when under fire, he, Dagu and Agee push it together, until Agee is killed and Rama ends up returning fire. Dagu pushes the fridge into place all by himself.
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->'''Played by:''' Eka Rahmadia
* EveryoneHasStandards: While fighting Mad Dog 3 on 1 would still probably end up with them dying, Dagu's not very happy to have been ordered to abandon Jaka in order to protect Wahyu.
* MauveShirt: Dagu's the nameless SWAT rookie who survived the initial purge that took out all the red shirts.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Like Rama, he's a little on the short side, and like Rama he can kick all kinds of ass. Dagu's fights involve a lot of lifting of his larger opponents. When Rama wants to put move a fridge when under fire, he, Dagu and Agee push it together, until Agee is killed and Rama ends up returning fire. Dagu pushes the fridge into place all by himself.
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* AffablyEvil: He's a friendly gangster and quick to joke around
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[[folder:Mad Dog]]
->'''Played by:''' Yayan Ruhian
* {{Badass}}: Easily the powerful member of Tama's gang, and possibly of the entire film.
* TheDreaded: Played with. His reputation as a vicious and powerful fighter proceeds him, but not too many people actually know what he looks like.
* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: When he has Jaka at gunpoint, he disarms himself, feeling hand to hand combat is a more worthy endeavor. He even let's Rama untie and bandage Andi's wounds before allowing them to assume fighting stance and attack him. His actor states that it's because he enjoys the thrill of hand to hand combat, and the rush of killing someone with his bare hands.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: He's a fairly short man, shorter than Andi and Rama. He can also match both of them together.
[[folder:Mad Dog]]
->'''Played by:''' Yayan Ruhian
* {{Badass}}: Easily the powerful member of Tama's gang, and possibly of the entire film.
* TheDreaded: Played with. His reputation as a vicious and powerful fighter proceeds him, but not too many people actually know what he looks like.
* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: When he has Jaka at gunpoint, he disarms himself, feeling hand to hand combat is a more worthy endeavor. He even let's Rama untie and bandage Andi's wounds before allowing them to assume fighting stance and attack him. His actor states that it's because he enjoys the thrill of hand to hand combat, and the rush of killing someone with his bare hands.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: He's a fairly short man, shorter than Andi and Rama. He can also match both of them together.
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* ArmorIsUseless: Though he ditches his body armor half-way through movie one, it actually does protect him during the fight with the Machete gang. One member lands a blow on him which cuts the armor, but Rama is unharmed.
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* CowboyCop[=/=]DirtyCop: When he reveals that the raid their on is off the books, it calls into question what his motives are. Whether he's a lawman going to far, or a malicious corrupt cop. He's tight-lipped about the whole thing, while Jaka thinks he's the latter [[spoiler:and Jaka is correct. Wahyu wanted to kill Tama so his own corrupt superiors would promote him]].
* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler:With the reveal of him being a DirtyCop, all of his take downs of gangsters end up falling under this trope. Most notably his murder of Tama]]
* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler:With the reveal of him being a DirtyCop, all of his take downs of gangsters end up falling under this trope. Most notably his murder of Tama]]
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[[folder:Tama]]
->'''Played by:''' Ray Sahetapy
* BigBad: Of the first movie.
* BoomHeadShot: He kills several people this way at the start of the movie. [[spoiler:Wahyu kills him this way]].
* FauxAffablyEvil: While Tama doesn't really have many scenes, he does come off as a mild mannered man mocking those around him who he's about to sentence to death. Even when he's ordering the death of the Swat team, he reminds all of his underlings to have fun.
* NonActionBigBad: Unlike his underlings, Tama has no physical prowess, he just gives the orders and watches the chaos unfold.
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[[folder:Andi]]
->'''Played by:''' Donny Alamsyah
* {{Badass}}: Together, he and Rama could take down Mad Dog.
* TheUnfavorite: He notes that his rule breaking streak pushed his father and him apart.
!!Gangsters
[[folder:Tama]]
->'''Played by:''' Ray Sahetapy
* BigBad: Of the first movie.
* BoomHeadShot: He kills several people this way at the start of the movie. [[spoiler:Wahyu kills him this way]].
* FauxAffablyEvil: While Tama doesn't really have many scenes, he does come off as a mild mannered man mocking those around him who he's about to sentence to death. Even when he's ordering the death of the Swat team, he reminds all of his underlings to have fun.
* NonActionBigBad: Unlike his underlings, Tama has no physical prowess, he just gives the orders and watches the chaos unfold.
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[[folder:Andi]]
->'''Played by:''' Donny Alamsyah
* {{Badass}}: Together, he and Rama could take down Mad Dog.
* TheUnfavorite: He notes that his rule breaking streak pushed his father and him apart.
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[[folder:Rama]]
->'''Played by:''' Iko Uwais
* {{Badass}}: Insanely fast, strong, and capable of taking a beating before tearing his opponent to shreds.
* OneManArmy: Rama can take down the entire gang if he has to. In the second film, the titular Raid is performed by himself against an entire gang.
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[[folder:Jaka]]
->'''Played by:''' Joe Taslim
* AFatherToHisMen: Jaka's incredibly protective of the men under his command. Even after they've been outgunned and routed, he insists on finding Bowo and Rama before they leave.
* NoKillLikeOverKill: When struggling against a gangster, Jaka ends up slamming him against a table, and unloading three point blank shots into his head.
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[[folder:Bowo]]
->'''Played by:''' Tegar Satrya
* AnAxeToGrind: Agee might have brought the axe in, but by the time they engage the gangsters, it's in Bowo's hands. When Jaka's swarmed by a bunch of thugs, Bowo buries the axe in one of their shoulders and drags him off.
* EarAche: A chunk of his ear is blown off during a gunfight.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bowo is standoffish and easily annoyed, but he's a loyal teammate, and in his last scene he gives Rama a sincere warning to stay safe.
* ShellShockSilence: Him getting shot in the ear kills all sound in the scene and brings on a loud ringing noise.
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[[folder:Wahyu]]
->'''Played by:''' Pierre Gruno
* {{Badass}}: Downplayed. He doesn't have the martial arts skills of Rama or Dagu, and he's considerably slower, but he can still throw a punch.
* CombatPragmatist: Makes use of dirty tactics, and uses improvised weapons to compensate for his lack of martial art skill.
* WouldHurtAChild: When they were using stealth, and Wahyu sees a kid about to raise the alarm, he shoots him in the neck, justifying it under IDidWhatIHadToDo
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[[folder:Rama]]
->'''Played by:''' Iko Uwais
* {{Badass}}: Insanely fast, strong, and capable of taking a beating before tearing his opponent to shreds.
* OneManArmy: Rama can take down the entire gang if he has to. In the second film, the titular Raid is performed by himself against an entire gang.
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[[folder:Jaka]]
->'''Played by:''' Joe Taslim
* AFatherToHisMen: Jaka's incredibly protective of the men under his command. Even after they've been outgunned and routed, he insists on finding Bowo and Rama before they leave.
* NoKillLikeOverKill: When struggling against a gangster, Jaka ends up slamming him against a table, and unloading three point blank shots into his head.
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[[folder:Bowo]]
->'''Played by:''' Tegar Satrya
* AnAxeToGrind: Agee might have brought the axe in, but by the time they engage the gangsters, it's in Bowo's hands. When Jaka's swarmed by a bunch of thugs, Bowo buries the axe in one of their shoulders and drags him off.
* EarAche: A chunk of his ear is blown off during a gunfight.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Bowo is standoffish and easily annoyed, but he's a loyal teammate, and in his last scene he gives Rama a sincere warning to stay safe.
* ShellShockSilence: Him getting shot in the ear kills all sound in the scene and brings on a loud ringing noise.
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[[folder:Wahyu]]
->'''Played by:''' Pierre Gruno
* {{Badass}}: Downplayed. He doesn't have the martial arts skills of Rama or Dagu, and he's considerably slower, but he can still throw a punch.
* CombatPragmatist: Makes use of dirty tactics, and uses improvised weapons to compensate for his lack of martial art skill.
* WouldHurtAChild: When they were using stealth, and Wahyu sees a kid about to raise the alarm, he shoots him in the neck, justifying it under IDidWhatIHadToDo
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