
The man the Vice City drug trade runs through, wealthy beyond counting and paranoid in exact proportion.
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The man the Vice City drug trade runs through, wealthy beyond counting and paranoid in exact proportion.
A Lifeinvader programmer who lets Michael into the building believing he is tech support, loses his job over what follows, and turns hacker for hire.
A Cuban who runs Umberto Robina's boat work and rides along on the raids into Little Haiti.

An Ancelotti family associate collecting on Tony's debts, and convinced throughout that he is running the situation.

Niko's cousin, whose letters home described a life he does not have. Runs a failing cab firm, gambles what it earns, and is the only person in the city Niko will not walk away from.

Trevor's business partner and permanent target, running an airfield and a conspiracy radio station out of the same stretch of trailer park.
A discharged Air Force pilot turned mercenary, and the helicopter gunner Pavel can call in over Cayo Perico.

A Messina family figure who offers Huang an alliance against the Triads and is playing several sides of the same war.

Don of the Leone family and the most durable figure in the 3D Universe, running Liberty City across three games and treating every useful person in it as disposable.
A police officer on the wrong side of his own job, handing out work in the original game's Vice City. The rap sheet it gives him runs to theft, kidnapping and a suspicion of cannibalism.
An Algonquin woman preoccupied with her own looks, who asks Niko for a lift home and keeps asking.

Sweet · Sweet Johnson
Carl's older brother and the leader of Grove Street, who has held the set together through the crack years and will not forgive the brother who left.
Victor Vance's other commanding officer at Fort Baxter, and the one who has to act on what Jerry Martinez plants in his barracks.
A dealership owner who employs Franklin to repossess the cars he has just finished selling, and lectures anybody in range about the debt they owe him.

A Richards Majestic producer of long standing and older taste, and the closest thing Michael has to a legitimate ambition.

The Forelli boss who sent Tommy to prison, then sent him to Vice City, and expects to be paid for both.

A federal agent running his own agenda and a television career at the same time. He blackmails the crew into an escalating run of jobs and regards every one of them as expendable.

A film director working at the far end of the industry and convinced he is at the other one.

Harold Joseph
Out of prison and determined to restart a war the neighbourhood has moved on from.
Suzie
Ran Fa Li's assistant, and the man who turns his employer's grunts into instructions.
Head of the Hare Krishna in the Industrial District — a pacifist order that has taken up gang warfare anyway, which is the joke the faction exists for.

The muscle of the Loco Syndicate, suspicious of everybody and correct about most of them.

Franklin's ex, who left the neighbourhood by marrying out of it and tells him plainly that he has not managed the same.

Wei Cheng's son, sent to negotiate on his father's behalf and rarely sober enough to manage it.
A North Holland dealer under Pegorino protection who stopped paying Ray Boccino back, which is a shorter arrangement than he expected.

The chapter's armourer, who can put a weapon in anybody's hands anywhere in the state at short notice.

A Flint County grower with a camper van, a conspiracy for every occasion and rather better government contacts than any of them should imply.
A congressman who uses The Lost MC to remove obstacles to his own career and settles the family inheritance while he is at it.
A senior member of the Epsilon Program who sets Michael a run of tasks on the way to enlightenment.
Head of guest services at the Diamond Casino & Resort, and keener on the champagne than anybody he serves.
An Algonquin lawyer holding a file on Francis McReary, and therefore a problem Francis subcontracts rather than settles.

Out of prison after fifteen years and sent south by the Forelli family to open Vice City for them. The deal is ambushed, the money is gone, and Tommy decides to take the city instead of apologising for it.

A Leone family caporegime in GTA III and the protagonist of Liberty City Stories three years earlier, where the same man is still trying to earn his mother's approval and the family's respect.
A childhood friend of Franklin's from Forum Drive, still on the street he grew up on and still claiming to know him better than he admits.
Kazuki Kasen's wife, kept at arm's length from a family she outranks in everything but name, and quietly commissioning Toni Cipriani to dismantle her own household.

Michael's daughter, chasing a reality-television career her father would happily burn Vinewood down to prevent.

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.

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.
The manager of the player's arcade, who texts about repair bills and has Jimmy De Santa's attention whether she wants it or not.
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.

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.

An eccentric collector who also works as a local fixer, and the one behind the Classic Car Collection: finding abandoned classics and half-finished project cars and restoring them.
Ling's younger brother and an enforcer for the same family, a teenager living in Cerveza Heights who holds Huang responsible for what happens to his sister.
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.