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Henry Jones
One of the three cops who storms the haunted mansion in search of his girlfriend, Liv. He is Player 1.
- Expy: Of Thomas Rogan from House of the Dead— not a shocker, considering that Evil Night came the following year (1998).
- Implied Love Interest: Of Liv.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Henry Jones strongly resembles Brad Pitt. This may even be a direct nod to Thomas Rogan from The House of the Dead as Rogan was also based on Brad Pitt.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: Although he does not have a suit, he wears a semi-formal attire comprising a white long-sleeved shirt, a black necktie, and dark blue jeans.
- Shout-Out: His name may be a reference from Henry Explorers - the Japanese name of Crypt Killer - a three player light gun game released by Konami in 1995.
- Coincidentally, Henry Jones is the real name of Indiana Jones.
Alicia Sevingy
- Action Girl: She can kick as much zombie butt as Henry and Joe, if not more because she has a powerful shotgun at her disposal.
- Ms. Fanservice: Her tight attire exposes her shape and is only cut to thighs, showing her bare legs.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Alicia slightly resembles a younger Linda Hamilton.
- Sharp Dressed Woman: Wears a tight bluish-green dress.
- Shotguns Are Just Better: Alicia's weapon , which is extremely effective in taking out several enemies. Notably the same one used in Crypt Killer.
Joe Hamilton
- Expy: Of G from The House of the Dead.
- Hell-Bent for Leather: He wears a leather jacket and denim jeans, giving him a 1950s/1980s-era action hero vibe.
- I Don't Think That's Such a Good Idea: Says this almost word for word when, in "Course A" of stage 1, Henry enters the mansion through means of breaking open a window.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Upon closer inspection of Joe in the artwork at the side of the cabinet, he definitely resembles Sylvester Stallone without the Rambo hair.
Liv
- Black Magic: An mural depicts Liv as some sort of demigod/mystic practicing witchcraft in an attempt to grant immortality to the final boss.
- Chekhov's Skill: In the end, Liv reads from the mystical book that puts all the undead and evil ones to rest. It is implied she is a reincarnated mystic.
- The Chosen One: Kidnapped to be a Human Sacrifice for an ancient, reawakened Cult beneath the mansion, which will grant the final boss immortality.
- Expy: Her role as the primary Damsel in Distress in the game and presumed girlfriend of Henry draws some comparisons with Thomas Rogan's fiancée Sophie Richards from The House of the Dead.
- Damsel in Distress: She must be rescued by Henry, Alicia, and Joe.
- Implied Love Interest: Of Henry.
- Lady in Red: Literally wears a red dress similar to Alice in the Resident Evil Film Series that came out a few years later.
- Ms. Fanservice: Her red dress is cut to the thighs, which shows her legs. A bit of her cleavage is also shown.
- Mystical Waif: Though she only appears at the final stage.
- The Red Mage: Although she isn't a mage per the game's standards, she wears a red dress and has mystical powers, thus fitting in this trope.
- Save the Princess: Essentially the primary objective of the game is to rescue her from the evil forces in the mansion.
- Tome of Eldritch Lore: The mystical book which she uses to defeat the final boss.