History Characters / PAYDAY2ThePaydayGang

* KansaiRegionalAccent: Speaks with a thick Kansai-ben accent.

* {{Foil}}: Joy serves as this to the only other Japanese heister, [[{{Yakuza}} Jiro]]. Aside from nationality, they have virtually nothing in common. For one, Jiro's one of the oldest members of the Payday Gang, while Joy is [[TokenMiniMoe easily the youngest]]. Jiro is a grizzled, world-weary man who has a [[DarkAndTroubledPast dark, tragic past]] that serves as the reason why he joined. Joy is a PluckyGirl who joins the Payday Gang as Locke's protege. Jiro speaks [[BilingualBonus almost entirely in Japanese]] with a few GratuitousEnglish phrases peppered here and there due to being a Japanese American raised in Japan for most of his long life, while Joy speaks [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish flawless English]] as she was born in Japan, but she was raised in the United States for her entire life. Even how their stories ''end'' is vastly different: [[spoiler:Joy ends up becoming a ReformedCriminal and establishes an award-winning game development studio, while Jiro gets revenge for his wife and son by destroying his old Yakuza gang before WalkingTheEarth.]]

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: In stark contrast to fellow Japanese heister Jiro, Joy speaks virtually perfect English with no notable accent. [[JustifiedTrope Actually justified]]: her Safehouse lines reveal [[ChildOfTwoWorlds she was raised all her waking life in America]], so she (supposedly) never really had issues learning English compared to her parents.

** Bonnie looks very much like her VA; Rhona Cameron, however in an unusual twist, she [[Scotireland originally was meant to voice Clover]] until Aoife Duffin took over that role. Overkill later rehired Rhona to play what is clearly an {{Expy}} of Carrie "Big Boo" Black from ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack'' (played there by Lea De Laria), which her old pre-release render [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/payday/images/e/ec/Bonnie.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150807080652 makes more obvious]], and her eventual in-game look doesn't stray too far from Big Boo's general appearance. Both Rhona and Lea have a similar body build ''and'' facial structure (only lacking the same hairstyle and nose).

* {{Expy}}: Of Big Boo from ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack'', both serving prison time, as well as having similar {{Acrofatic}} stocky body builds, and similar haircuts.

* TattooedCrook: Has tattoos running down her neck.

* BetrayalByOffspring: [[spoiler:Kento is heavily implied if not outright confirmed to be the mercenary in the windowed room showing Bain's ColdBloodedTorture in the Henry's Rock heist.]]

* CompositeCharacter: While his character design resembles his appearance in the 2015 remake (where he was portrayed by Creator/EdgarRamirez), his personality has more in common with the late Creator/PatrickSwayze's portrayal of Bodhi in the original ''Point Break''. This is likely because Bodhi was established to be [[CanonWelding part of the]] ''[[CanonWelding PAYDAY]]'' [[CanonWelding canon]] long before the remake was in production.

* GranolaGuy: In the Safehouse, he often talks about "becoming one with the waves", complains that the gang should be targeting corporations who "pollute Mother Earth", and warns that the improved Safehouse is just "material bullshit".

** John Wick is loosely based on Keanu Reeves, but has the voice of Dave Foquette.

** Bonnie's VA; Rhona Cameron, seems to have been chosen because she bears a great resemblance to Lea De Laria; the actor who plays Carrie "Big Boo" Black in ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''. One of her old pre-release renders [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/payday/images/e/ec/Bonnie.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150807080652 makes this comparison more clear]], and her eventual in-game look doesn't stray too far from Big Boo's general appearance. Both Rhona and Lea have similar body builds ''and'' facial structure (only lacking the same hairstyle and nose).

''*random chatter in Breakout*'' '''Hoxton:''' What you did to that bulldozer back there, Wolf... You need help mate.

** Dallas has the face of Eric Etabari, but his [=VA=] is Simon Kerr.

** Sangres is loosely based on his [=VA=], Joseph Balderrama.

** Bonnie's [=VA=]; Rhona Cameron, seems to have been chosen because she bears a great resemblance to Lea De Laria; the actor who plays Carrie "Big Boo" Black in ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''. One of her old pre-release renders [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/payday/images/e/ec/Bonnie.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150807080652 makes this comparison more clear]], and her eventual in-game look doesn't stray too far from Big Boo's general appearance. Both Rhona and Lea have similar body builds ''and'' facial structure (only lacking the same hairstyle and nose).

-->'''Hoxton''': They call you Hoxton, right? It should be more like Houston... 'cause you've got a fucking problem!

-->'''Dallas''': [[EvenEvilHasStandards For fuck's sake, Wolf! Let's go!]]\\
''*random chatter in Breakout*'' '''Hoxton''': What you did to that bulldozer back there, Wolf... You need help mate.

* RandomNumberGod: The Ghost's Commando subtree thrives on dodge mechanics, meaning that survival depends entirely on enemy miss probability. Provided you boost it well enough (e.g. into the sixties or seventies), you can become a GlassCannon that runs entirely on the hope that bullets aren't going to cause damage.

-->'''Hoxton''': Stay down. Yeah, I'm talking to you. No, don't answer back, you ''twat!''

-->'''Hoxton''': John motherfuckin' Wick. I thought you'd got out. How's the family?\\

'''Hoxton''': ''*confused*'' What, did I say something bad?

'''Hoxton''': ... [[TakeThatScrappy At least he's not]] ''[[TakeThatScrappy completely]]'' [[TakeThatScrappy useless.]]

* MythologyGag: {{Invoked}} in his lines, as he mentions that everyone must have missed his lovely English accent.

--> ''Chains'': Hey Wick! Did you get the heat on me?!
--> ''Wick'': ''*shoots a cop in the head*'' Does that answer your question?
--> ''Chains'': ...welcome to the crew!

--> "ONE!"

* ActorAllusion: Shares a number of similarities with Dragomir Mrsic, his actor. Firstly, Dragomir was involved in a bank robbery in his youth. It even continues with the ending, in which [[spoiler: he retires from crime and turns over a new leaf as a legitimate (and highly successful) gym owner. This is almost ''exactly'' what happened with Dragomir himself, who currently works as an actor and the owner of the gym "Extreme Training."]]

** Just... listen to [[https://youtu.be/kDpHSUQoSws?t=3s this]] pager response of his.

--> "I really enjoyed that."

--> "If you've sustained injuries, you may need to seek medical attention."
** Similarly, in the safehouse he'll mention facts of things which are often common knowledge (The [[=NES=]] was called the Famicom in Japan), or just definitions that the crew ''obviously'' know (such as what a firearm is.)

* TheSociopath: He even has a perk deck named as such. Particularly odd, considering he had rare PetTheDog moments in his home game and was demonstrably ''not'' one there. [[spoiler: [[JackTheRipoff Then again...]]]]

--> '''Jacket''': Analysis of the air indicates presence of offensive matter.

--> "The last time I saw so many men coming at me... nevermind, just kill these bastards!"

--> ''"I'm fine, but the lamp post is... it's fucked up."''

* OutOfFocus: Sokol was brought into the PAYDAY Gang not because of his proficiency with weapons, but because of another skillset he had; namely that of engineering. He made the [=BFD=]; "Big Fucking Drill", to drill into the Golden Grins' vault, and that's it. Asides from the Halloween 2017 heists revealing his first name (Sergei), this is as much as we learn about him.

* AllForNothing: [[spoiler: The entire reason why Jiro joins the gang and returns to a criminal life is to find his son. Said son turns out to be working for the very mercenary group Jiro opposes due to the ongoing fighting between the gang and Murkywater, and ends up getting killed by Jiro's own boss. Who then promptly dies after getting the crew their ticket to freedom.]]

--> '''Sydney''': Stay down, little doggy...

-->'''Biker''': Rust, I thought we were brothers. ''(reveals a tattoo of his gang on his shoulder)''\\
'''Rust''': Yeah, about that... ''(reveals that he's had his tattoo removed, then kills him)''

'''Joy''' is a Japanese hacker, Locke’s new protegé, and is an expert in the field, and Locke has brought her into the gang to bolster it up in all things related to hacking and cyber-security. Her first assignment by Locke was scrubbing bogus invites electronically to appear legitimate, something which is a cakewalk for her compared to what she's normally up to. With the fight against the Kataru heating up, Joy will be increasingly important to protect Crime.net from interlopers. She was released as a [[VersionExclusiveContent timed-exclusive character]] for the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version of ''Payday 2'', and was released on PC in August 13th 2018 as day 1 of the Icebreaker Event. The UsefulNotes/XboxOne and UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 got Joy and her associated perk deck / weapons on the 17th May 2019 update.\\

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* RetiredOutlaw: [[spoiler:''All'' of them, at the end of the story. ''The End'' shows the group dropping their masks into Bain's open grave and walking away scot-free owing to the pardons they stole, free to live their lives without fear of the police coming after them. Only time will tell if this will stick, though the [[WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue True Ending suggests that it will]].]]

* AlternateContinuity: ''VideoGame/HotlineMiami'' takes place in 1989, while ''PAYDAY 2'' takes place in the present day. Between his youthful appearance and [[spoiler:[[KillEmAll the ending]] of the [[Videogame/HotlineMiami2WrongNumber sequel]],]] it's utterly impossible for the two games to exist in the same timeline. The Prison Nightmare heist features a voiceline that heavily implies [[JackTheRipoff he's not the real Jacket]] however.

* WeaponOfChoice: Dallas' Mastermind skill tree provides significant bonuses to rifles, including better accuracy and reload speed. In various trailers, however, he's often seen using pistols as his main weapon, as earlier builds of the game had pistol skills filed under the Mastermind tree.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Enforcer skill tree provides bonuses to shotguns, but in trailers Chains is usually seen wielding light machine guns. His armory in the new safehouse splits the difference, with him often seen working on a KSP machine gun, but with posters showing the blueprints for a Jackhammer shotgun.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Technician tree provides bonuses to [=LMG's=], automatic rifles and sub-machine guns. However, Wolf is usually seen wielding pump-action shotguns in trailers, and the tree is also focused on the automatic turrets.

* WeaponOfChoice: His skill tree provides bonuses for submachine guns and silenced weapons in general.

* WeaponOfChoice: Pistols. Especially [[GunsAkimbo dual pistols]], albeit only with half the stability penalty reduction as the Hitman perk deck provided. Thankfully, both the Akimbo skill, and the perk deck do synergize.

* WeaponOfChoice: Like with Hoxton, GunsAkimbo pistols. More specifically, Chimano Compacts, which came with his character pack. Pre-Update 100, his Hitman Perk Deck would allow him to dual wield, but it had more penalties than the Fugitive skill itself. Post-Update 100, akimbo weapons are now able to be equipped without a skill, with the perk deck simply providing stability and ammo pool bonuses instead, in addition to the skills in the fugitive tree. The later weapon pack added the Contractor Pistol(s), Wick's signature HK [=P30Ls=] from the film.

* WeaponOfChoice: Her character pack DLC includes her two signature weapons: The Queen's Wrath rifle, an Enfield [=L85A2=] customized with a four-leaf clover sticker and 38 kill tally marks, and apparently the last of the weapon shipment she stole from Hoxton, along with her [[CarryABigStick shillelagh]].

* WeaponOfChoice: His DLC pack includes the Lion's Roar assault rifle, the Croatian HS Produkt VHS. The pack also includes a cleaver. The simultaneously-released Bomb Heists DLC also includes the LEO pistol, a Croatian [=HS2000=] (aka Springfield XD).

* WeaponOfChoice: His character pack includes "Jacket's Piece", a modified SWD Cobray M11/9 machine pistol that can even be modified with a ridiculous neon palm trees paintjob inspired by ''Hotline Miami''. Also includes is the "Carpenter's Delight", a carpenter's hammer that, unlike in ''Hotline Miami'', is a melee weapon instead of a throwing one.

* WeaponOfChoice: Her character pack includes the Joceline O/U 12G, a double-barreled over/under shotgun that is a hybrid of several other real world shotguns and which is tied with the default Mosconi 12G for the second-highest damaging shotgun in the game. For her melee weapon, she has an [[GrievousBottleyHarm empty bottle of what is presumably whiskey]].

* WeaponOfChoice: The Valkyria, an assault rifle based on the AS Val. Notably the only weapon in the game with an integrated suppressor that cannot be removed. His melee weapon is, naturally, a hockey stick.

* WeaponOfChoice: A Micro-Uzi and katana, two weapons fitting for a Yakuza member.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Platypus 70 Sniper Rifle (a Winchester Model 70, which has a special headshot effect against Tasers while he's wielding it), and the Utility Knife, a box cutter. The related heists DLC also adds the Baby Deagle pistol (a Jericho 941).

* WeaponOfChoice: A modified [=HK416C=] named the "Bootleg", probably due to its origin, along with her Balisong "Wing".

* WeaponOfChoice: His character pack includes "Little Friend". A fully-automatic 7.62mm [=HK417=] which is, notably, the only weapon in the game with an underbarrel grenade launcher as a gadget. He also packs the Lumber Lite L2 Chainsaw as his melee weapon, which is notorious by players for being egregiously underpowered, compared to its film counterpart, as well as the games' less powerful melee weapons.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Castigo Revolver (in both single gun and Akimbo flavours), as well as a machete.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Crosskill Guard Pistols (in both single gun and Akimbo flavours), as well as a Leather Sap.

* WeaponOfChoice: A SIG MPX, dubbed the Signature. Amusingly, and rather ironically, the PC, [=Xbox One=], and [=PS4=] versions all have an [[GunsAkimbo Akimbo variant]] of the SIG MPX, while the Switch version does not, despite Joy being VersionExclusiveContent for the Switch.[[note]]To be fair to the Switch port, just before Joy's Release on PC, most of the [=SMG's=] and Pistols were getting free akimbo variants of said guns on PC, and when the [=Xbox One=] and [=PS4=] got updated later on, they also got those guns, acting as an unintentional Permutation.[[/note]]

* WeaponOfChoice: A SIG MPX, dubbed the Signature. Amusingly, and rather ironically, the PC, [=Xbox One=] and [=PS4=] versions all have an [[GunsAkimbo Akimbo variant]] of the SIG MPX, while the Switch version does not, despite Joy being VersionExclusiveContent for the Switch.[[note]]To be fair to the Switch port, just before Joy's Release on PC, most of the [=SMG's=] and Pistols were getting free akimbo variants of said guns on PC, and when the [=Xbox One=] and [=PS4=] got updated later on, they also got those guns, acting as an unintentional Permutation.[[/note]]

* WeaponOfChoice: The Enforcer skill tree provides bonuses to shotguns, but in trailers Chains is usually seen wielding light machine guns. His armory in the new safehouse splits the difference, with him often seen working on a KSP machine gun, but with posters showing the blueprints for a [[RareGuns Jackhammer shotgun]].

->'''Portrayed By:''' Simon Kerr (voice), Eric Etebari (The Web Series)

* BlackWidow: BOnnie had a spree in the past of marrying men, killing them for the insurance money, gambling said money away, and repeating.

* {{Expy}}: Of Big Boo from ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack'', both serving prison time, as well as having similar {{Acrofatic}} and stocky body builds.

* TheBrute: Of the DumbMuscle variety. She's a LowerClassLout whose crimes before joining the gang were [[InheritanceMurder murdering spouses for insurance money]], barely covering her tracks, and then losing her ill-gotten cash gambling. She gets into the gang not by being recruited for her skill, but by trading a spot in the gang for information on the Rat... which she won gambling inside jail. GameplayAndStorySegregation aside, her skills are "Being 6 foot 3" and that's pretty much it. [[spoiler: Then again, she somehow manages to turn her own brew into both a household name and uprooting wine as the victory drink of choice in the underworld in the GoldenEnding...]]

* LegacyCharacter: The Hoxton alias that originally belonged to the MeanBrit from the first game. After his arrest, the name went to Dallas' younger brother. The name went back to "old" Hoxton once he was freed from prison and "new" Hoxton is renamed "Houston". However, Houston keeps Hoxton's old mask and Hoxton gets a new one based on his old mask.

* {{Jerkass}}: In keeping with his shtick as a MeanBrit, he continuously insults and demeans the rest of the crew - ''especially'' Houston - even as they bust him out of jail. He tries to be nice to John Wick, but winds up accidentally provoking him anyway.

* MeanBrit: Basically the poster boy for it. He even specifically cites this as one reason the crew [[note]]read: the fanbase[[/note]] busts him out of jail.

* NiceHat: They come with masks that include beanies, including the infamous stretched-out beanie.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: While Hoxton's initial replacement has been explained with the revelation that he'd been arrested, Chains is effectively the same character -- while they changed his face and voice actor, his backstory and personality remain consistent with the previous installment.

* BadassCrew: The Payday Gang lets nothing stand in their way. While they start off with smaller crimes, they have canonically robbed The Benevolent Bank (which had a record of never being robbed in its 200-year history), raided an FBI satellite office, robbed a mercenary group without being seen, and stolen a server full of extremely sensitive (and valuable) information from '''''[[UpToEleven FBI Headquarters]]'''''. And, to top it all off, '''[[spoiler:they steal from the damn White House]]''' There's a ''reason'' cops respond with overwhelming force to reports of a Payday heist.

* WeakButSkilled: His deck used to qualify for this. The Sociopath perk deck revolves around using Melee weapons, which for the longest time were all but unusable due to the damage stats for most melee options being identical to each other in terms of damage stats. And because most melee options were equally useless, Sociopath fell out of use rather quickly. Update 164 changed a perk in the deck to make melee weapons bed-wettingly viable in most armour builds, so long as the melee weapon [[note]]or empty palm kata...[[/note]] in question can do damage twice in less than a second, which increases the damage of subsequent swings by '''[[UpToEleven 1000%]]''' [[labelnote: Speaking of which...]]The Shinsakuto Katana deals the highest damage of any melee weapon and has a 0.5s delay between swings. In the hands of a competent Sociopath, it is a ''terrifying'' weapon.[[/labelnote]]

* LightningBruiser: [[AnarchyIsChaos The Anarchist perk deck]] drastically increases the armor points in exchange of less health. Which gives the Two-Piece Suit about 220 points rather than the usual 20. While using the ICTV with the said perk deck will grant some colossal '''[[UpToEleven 400 ARMOR POINTS]]'''! That's enough to make [[HarderThanHard Death Sentence]] look like a joke (If used carefully and with right skills such as Bullseye). In fact, it's usually seen as one of two metas that even work on any difficulty above Mayhem (the other being a finger-cross Dodge build).

A heister added for the film ''Film/HardcoreHenry''. While it isn't explained in depth how exactly he came across the PAYDAY Gang, '''Jimmy''' is a guy without limits. There's nothing he won't do and it seems every new challenge truly excites him. He has shown nothing but loyalty towards Crime.Net and the gang, making him a valuable asset to have onboard. Also the only playable heister who is also a contractor.\\

* OutOfFocus: Storywise, much like Bonnie and Sokol (who were hired for specific jobs), Clover is only relevant for precisely one job; ''The'' Diamond Heist. She gets into the gang because of her knowledge of the titular diamond, and she knows Hoxton from their time working together in the past, and presumably had information that could lead to his freedom. Gameplay-wise however, her perk deck is the only deck geared toward stealth (Hacker being the only other deck that even comes close to this, but Hacker is also a good loud deck), meaning this trope will never apply gameplay-wise.

* OutOfFocus: Much like Sokol (who was hired for the Golden Grin Casino job and to engineer the [="BFD"=]), Bonnie is only relevant for the time Hoxton is working out who the mole is between Hoxton Breakout and Hoxton Revenge (which is to say, three heists; Hoxton Breakout, Golden Grin Casino, Hoxtons' Revenge).

* AllThereInTheManual: His backstory is only really mentioned in his trailer, leading some to assume he was recruited completely out of the blue, when in fact he was recruited to help in the Golden Grin Casino Heist.

* OutOfFocus: Much like Bonnie who was brought into the gang due to his connection with Hoxton and had information on the Rat, Sokol was brought into the PAYDAY Gang not because of his proficiency with weapons, but because of another skillset he had; namely that of engineering. He made the "Big Fucking Drill" to drill into the Golden Grins' vault, but otherwise he is superflous as a character.

** Bonnie's [=VA=]; Rhona Cameron, seems to have been chosen because she bears a great resemblance to Lea De Laria; the actor for Big Boo from ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''. Given Bonnie is meant to be an intentional {{Expy}} and a ShoutOut to that character on that show, this just further drives home the reference. Both Rhona and Lea have similar body builds, the ''and'' facial structure (only lacking the same hairstyle).

* KnifeNut: His DLC pack includes a cleaver for him to use.

* WeaponOfChoice: His DLC pack includes the Lion's Roar assault rifle, the Croatian HS Produkt VHS. The pack also includes a [[KnifeNut cleaver]]. The simultaneously-released Bomb Heists DLC also includes the LEO pistol, a Croatian [=HS2000=] (aka Springfield XD).

* KnifeNut: Bodhi is supposedly fond of using a box cutter.

* KnifeNut: He comes with two at once!

* OutOfFocus: Storywise, much like Bonnie and Sokol (who were hired for specific jobs), Clover is only relevant for precisely one job; ''The'' Diamond Heist. She gets into the gang because of the knowledge she has of the titular diamond, and she knows Hoxton from their time working together in the past, and presumably had information that could lead to his freedom, but nothing conclusive on that front. Gameoplay-wise however, her perk deck is the only one deck geared toward stealth (Hacker being the only other deck that comes close to this, but is also equally viable as a loud deck), meaning this trope will never apply gameplay-wise.

* {{Scotireland}}: The character has went through ''three'' voice changes, going from Irish in her announcement, Scottish in her teaser, and then back to Irish for her recordings. Naturally, the yoyo-ing between the two and the accent similarities has been somewhat confusing to non-Brits.

* TheSneakyGal: She comes with one of the two Perk Decks in the game offers that is directly suited towards stealth.

* AllThereInTheManual: His backstory is very hard to find, leading some to assume he was recruited completely out of the blue.

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** Bonnie's [=VA=]; Rhona Cameron, seems to have been chosen because she bears a great resemblance to Lea De Laria; the actor for Big Boo from ''Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack''. Given Bonnie is meant to be an intentional {{Expy}} and a ShoutOut to that show, this just further drives home the reference. Both Rhona and Lea have similar body builds, the ''and'' facial structure (only lacking the same hairstyle).

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* ButterFace: Like with Clover, Bonnie isn't exactly a good-looking gal, though some of that is because of her time in Prison.

* {{Expy}}: Of Big Boo from Series/OrangeIsTheNewBlack, both serving prison time, having similar {{Acrofatic}} and stocky body builds.

* TheGhost: The FBI Files entry for him has Garrett completely perplexed by Jacket, and since nobody from the FBI ever sees his face, they are also unknown of what he looks like. And his voice is a mystery to everyone, even the crew. The only thing the FBI can piece together is him possibly being liked to [[VideoGame/HotlineMiami some murder and robberies down in Florida]].