
A former bush pilot running guns, meth and grievances out of Sandy Shores. Violently unpredictable, oddly loyal, and the only one of the three who never pretended he had retired from anything.
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A former bush pilot running guns, meth and grievances out of Sandy Shores. Violently unpredictable, oddly loyal, and the only one of the three who never pretended he had retired from anything.
The Zaibatsu Corporation's boss in the Downtown District, and the first of the three the conglomerate fields across Anywhere City.

The head of the Cuban community in Little Havana, running a café, a gang war with the Haitians and a running commentary on everybody else's courage.
The gang leader behind the original game's San Andreas work, running an operation the game's own rap sheet credits with piracy, opium and murder — and whose age it puts at a hundred and thirty.
The Zaibatsu Corporation's boss in the Industrial District, the last and roughest of Anywhere City's three, where a high enough wanted level brings out the army.

A soldier discharged from Fort Baxter almost immediately, supporting a family he cannot afford and building an operation he keeps insisting is temporary. Vice City, set years later, opens with the end of him.

A Leone soldier who has spent Toni's exile taking his place, and hands him work designed to keep him at the bottom of the family.
The better-connected half of the partnership, and the man Mike spends the game avenging. The bombing that appears to kill him is his own work, arranged so that he can leave with the money and leave Mike carrying everything else.

A loan shark working out of a Hove Beach bar who holds Roman's debt and mistakes Niko for somebody who will tolerate him.

A hanger-on Trevor keeps for errands and abuse. Considerably better at finding people than at understanding why he has been asked to.

A police detective whose partner's death has cost him his marriage and most of his judgement, and who uses Huang rather than arrests him.

A Triad boss who arrives in Los Santos looking for a partner and ends up dealing with Trevor instead.
One of the three musicians behind Jezz Torrent in Love Fist, in Vice City for the residency Kent Paul is supposed to be managing.

Kenny
Huang's uncle, running a Triad operation he is not respected enough to hold and prepared to go a long way to change that.

Woozie
The blind head of the Mountain Cloud Boys and later of a Las Venturas casino operation, unnervingly good at everything his condition should make impossible.
Asuka Kasen's niece, and the reason the Yakuza take an interest in Mike at all. She is the one member of the family the handheld title introduces rather than inherits.

A property developer's son with limitless money and no restraint, who wants Luis to help him buy the loudest version of everything.
The other biker in that race, and the other half of the club's test.

A San Fierro model-shop owner conducting a long-running feud by remote-controlled aircraft, and the closest thing Carl has to a technician.

A Triad lieutenant with his own claim on the succession and no patience for Huang's family name.