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** [[BigBad Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer]] is one of the biggest [[LargeHam Large Hams in gaming history.]] A MadScientist with the desire to create a clone army, he's prone to going off on enthusiastic rants, narrating all of 47's actions with absolute glee. Even when trying to kill 47, his goofy demenor doesn't change, making it easy to forget just how dangerous and destructive his actions would have ended up being. He has almost half an hour of dialouge in a game with otherwise little voice acting, with all of it containing his trademark unhinged euphoria. A gifted DeadpanSnarker and a TalkativeLoon rolled into one, Ort-Meyer's voice acting, personality, and dialogue merge seamlessly together to create one of the most memorable and entertaining villains in the series.
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** [[BigBad Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer]] is one of the biggest [[LargeHam Large Hams in gaming history.]] A MadScientist with the desire to create a clone army, he's prone to going off on enthusiastic rants, narrating all of 47's actions with absolute glee. Even when trying to kill 47, his goofy demenor doesn't change, making it easy to forget just how dangerous and destructive his actions would have ended up being. He has almost half an hour of dialouge dialogue in a game with otherwise little voice acting, with all of it containing his trademark unhinged euphoria. A gifted DeadpanSnarker and a TalkativeLoon rolled into one, Ort-Meyer's voice acting, personality, and dialogue merge seamlessly together to create one of the most memorable and entertaining villains in the series.
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** [[CorruptHick Blake Cornwallis Dexter]] is a man too hammy to truly hate. He overcomplicates things on a whim, uses ForTheEvulz every appearance he makes, and plays into every evil southerner stereotype imaginable. Whether his comedy comes out of his witty yet profane dialogue or his obsession with being as awful as he can, he devours the scenery, being the only character in the franchise to slap 47 in the face with a sex toy. While a formidable foe to 47, he hides his ruthlessness and brutality behind a LargeHam who at times competes with Ort-Meyer for the title of most bombastic character in the series.
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** [[CorruptHick Blake Cornwallis Dexter]] Dexter is a man too hammy to truly hate. He overcomplicates things on a whim, uses ForTheEvulz every appearance he makes, and plays into every evil southerner stereotype imaginable. Whether his comedy comes out of his witty yet profane dialogue or his obsession with being as awful as he can, he devours the scenery, being the only character in the franchise to slap 47 in the face with a sex toy. While a formidable foe to 47, he hides his ruthlessness and brutality behind a LargeHam who at times competes with Ort-Meyer for the title of most bombastic character in the series.
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** [[ConspiracyTheorist Timothy Hawke]] manages to be even crazier than Pappy Leblanc. A nutjob who destroyed several garden gnomes to fight against government surveilance, he sees himself as a WellIntentionedExtremist and represents himself in court. His InsaneTrollLogic throws the seasoned prosecutor off his guard and the courtroom quickly falls into chaos. Even better is that his awful shirt, scruffy hair and tinfoil hat perfectly paint the picture of a criminal who is only potentially dangerous because of his stupidity and insanity. His outfit can be worn by 47 in one of the most unexpected disguises in the series. Hawke's eccentric personality and harebrained antics easily make him one of the most memorable NPCs in the entire series.
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** [[ConspiracyTheorist Timothy Hawke]] manages to be even crazier than Pappy Leblanc. A nutjob who destroyed several garden gnomes to fight against government surveilance, he sees himself as a WellIntentionedExtremist and represents himself in court. His InsaneTrollLogic throws the seasoned prosecutor off his guard and the courtroom quickly falls into chaos. Even better is that his awful shirt, scruffy hair and tinfoil hat perfectly paint the picture of a criminal who is only potentially dangerous because of his stupidity and insanity. His outfit can be worn by 47 in one of the most unexpected disguises in the series. Hawke's eccentric personality and harebrained antics easily make him one of the most memorable NPCs [=NPCs=] in the entire series.
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[[VillainProtagonist 47 himself]] can fall into this. Acting as the ComicallySerious no matter the situation, there's something darkly comical about making him menacingly sneak after unsuspecting people while dressed as a bird, chipmunk, shaman, Santa, or supermodel. Honest and sardonic no matter what the occasion, he'll frequently hint to his targets he's about to murder them, yet hide it behind innuendos and ExactWords 47's willingless to do anything to get the job done and his heavy lack of morals make him far from heroic, yet he can interact with the places he visits in such unusually varied ways (such as dealing drugs, performing shaman rituals, walking on a runway, and selling houses) that he brings hilarity and absurdity to the otherwise mundane.
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** [[VillainProtagonist 47 himself]] can fall into this. Acting as the ComicallySerious no matter the situation, there's something darkly comical about making him menacingly sneak after unsuspecting people while dressed as a bird, chipmunk, shaman, Santa, or supermodel. Honest and sardonic no matter what the occasion, he'll frequently hint to his targets he's about to murder them, yet hide it behind innuendos and ExactWords 47's willingless to do anything to get the job done and his heavy lack of morals make him far from heroic, yet he can interact with the places he visits in such unusually varied ways (such as dealing drugs, performing shaman rituals, walking on a runway, and selling houses) that he brings hilarity and absurdity to the otherwise mundane.
