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** [[Badass Beard]]: Neat and pointed, in a shout-out to 16th century styles.

** [[Brought Down to Badass]]: {{spoiler|Temporarily, in the''The Missing Link'' DLC, Adam's augs are totally disabled, leaving him little more than his wits and his ability to do a [[One-Hit Kill]] (or Stun) every thirty seconds. That said, it is still entirely possible to finish the whole DLC without reupgrading your augs once, or using any weapons or explosives, complete with an achievement for doing so.}}.

*** Interestingly, there is only one time in the game when he "retracts" them, {{spoiler|Whenwhen he unites with Megan, and even then only briefly.}} .

** [[Heartbroken Badass]]: {{spoiler|He takes the death of Megan rather hard. There's even a hidden achievement for choosing to keep her [[Memento MacGuffin|bracelet]] instead of giving to her mother.}}.

** [[One-Man Army]]: You can become one gameplay wise. In universe, by the end of the''The Missing Link'' DLC, Belltower considers you one... and they are scared shitless ''even if you're doing a [[Pacifist Run]].''.

** [[Submissive Badass]]: Adam takes orders from someone for the whole game. Admittedly, the man giving them is quite grateful and appreciative. {{spoiler|Though Adam can subvert this in three of the ending choices.}}.

*** A bit of [[Fridge Brilliance]], as is ''Deus Ex'' tradition; the miscellaneous books are all philosophical or conspiratorial, not scientific.

* [[Chick Magnet]]: Played with. He does not seduce nor really attract any girl in the game. But it's being hinted that: {{spoiler|Faridah Malik}} is getting interested by him over the course of the game; {{spoiler|Mengyao}} was charmed by him so he could have access to her knowledge; {{spoiler|Eliza Cassan}} admired the man. However, women are constantly complimenting him on his looks, such as his old partner and random women in the Hive.

** He is a little more successful (and plays the trope somewhat straighter) with Lady Sutherland in the comics {{spoiler|until Quincy kills her.}}.

* [[Cutscene Incompetence]]: Despite possessing a personal radar, Jensen gets caught by surprise by the huge, lumbering Barret, who isn't even disguising his loud, clanking footsteps. Later on, he is out-witted by {{spoiler|Zhao while in her penthouse}}.

** {{spoiler|Some fans speculate that Zhao may have been using a CASIE Mod.}}.

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: About a third of his lines ''breathe'' this.

"Something something, death and taxes. Confucius." }}

** [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] later on, when {{spoiler|you get an e-mail asking you, as Sarif's head of security, to investigate a rash of petty thefts. Indeed, by the time you return to Detroit during the riots, paranoia is rampant among your colleagues - Adam has received several emails from different employees, each blaming someone else for the thefts you committed, each giving you the code to their suspect's office so you can have a look on their behalf.}} .

* [[Mysterious Past]]: According to the P.I. hired by Sarif, there were no traces of Adam Jensen before his fifth birthday. However, it seems he was {{spoiler|taken from a genetics lab where he was experimented on as an infant}}. Ultimately, it turns out that {{spoiler|his unique DNA and Megan's breakthroughs using it would allow for augmentation to be available to the masses without chemical dependency, which caused the conspirators to panic and attack Sarif to prevent that research from getting out.}}. Furthermore, during ''The Missing Link'' DLC, you can learn that {{spoiler|Megan's research into Adam's DNA indirectly allowed the Hyron project to become more effective at making Hyron Drones.}}.

{{quote|'''Adam:''' [[You Bastard]]! {{spoiler|''Faridah''!}}!}}

** [[Fridge Brilliance]] / [[Truth in Television]]: As well as Jensen, more than a few of the Detroit-based characters (Pritchard and Malik most notably) exhibit an occasional Canadian leaning in their accents, which isn't heard so noticeably in the other hub cities. Detroit ''is'' within rock-throwing distance of Windsor, ON, and lots of locals' accents feature greater or lesser degrees of West/Central Canadian blended in with the Inland North background.

* {{spoiler|[[Tyke Bomb]]}}: {{spoiler|Maybe. See [[Mysterious Past]]. above}}.

* [[Warrior Therapist]]: Adam becomes this if you correctly handle the conversations with {{spoiler|Wayne Haas, Isaias Sandoval, and Hugh Darrow}}.

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* {{spoiler|[[Face Heel Turn]]: She joins Bob Page to help with nano-augmentation. Anything beyond that... [[Shrug of God|Who knows.]]}} .

* {{spoiler|[[Femme Fatale]]: Possibly. If anything is known for sure, she was using Adam behind his back. How much loyalty she has to Page and the Illuminati though is still unknown.}}.

** At the very least, {{spoiler|it can be assumed that she got pretty friendly with the guy who brutally beat her ex-boyfriend nearly to death and then shot him in the head, if the way she greets "Jaron" when Adam enters her bedroom is any indication (then again, that could be [[Stockholm Syndrome]] talking).}}.

* [[Hot Scientist]]: Complete with fancy personalised labcoat.

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* [[Genre Savvy]]: {{spoiler|He shows up in Panchea unaffected by the chip malfunction, meaning he decided ''against'' getting the new biochip that was created by by Tai Yong.}}.

** Also, at the beginning of the game, he sends Adam in first, before SWAT. The hacker was counting on SWAT's entrance to give him warning and cover his escape, as you find out if you get the intel from Zeke Sanders. Cue Jensen waltzing in and derailing the plan.

* [[Pastimes Prove Personality]]: Sarif ''really'' likes baseball. He's got a ball in his office that he tends to toss around during conversations, and one of his televisions is always tuned to a Tigers game. (Givengiven that he's the wealthiest man in Detroit, it's entirely possible that he owns the team.). This ties into his competitive sensibilities, but also acknowledges that he's sort of a kid at heart, with his fascination on augmentation and his desire to bring it to the masses. In a subtle but rather significant sign of trust, when Adam returns from Hengsha for the first time, David leaves his baseball on Adam's desk.

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"Well, if it isn't Mahatma Ghandi himself, come to save us all with his life-preserving presence!" }}

* [[Defrosting Ice Queen|Defrosting Ice King]]: {{spoiler|Especially noticeable after Adam goes to Omega Ranch in Singapore.}}.

'''Frank:''' [[Blatant Lies|Don't flatter yourself. I care about the security of this company. You getting yourself killed compromises that.]] So ''don't be stupid''. }}

** {{spoiler|And he's one of the two people who don't ever betray or lie to Adam.}}.

* [[Write Who You Know]]: In-Universe. The lead of his TV pitch is an obvious [[Author Avatar]]. {{spoiler|Part of his grudge against Jensen probably stems from the fact that the Picus executives he's been repeatedly submitting scripts to think that a character more like Jensen would be a more compelling protagonist.}}.

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* {{spoiler|[[Defiant to the End]]}}: {{spoiler|If she is executed, her last words are "Go to hell."}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Heroic Sacrifice]]: She draws fire from enemies so that Adam can pass safely.}}.

** {{spoiler|Can be subverted by the player if they stick around and kill all the enemies, allowing her to escape as well.}}.

* [[Kuudere]]: Type 1. She's calm, composed and not a little snarky, but she will {{spoiler|lay down her life for you in the hour of need.}}.

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A older scientist who works for Megan. {{spoiler|Out of the surviving kidnapped scientists, he is the most loyal to Sarif Industries.}}.

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Another member of Megan's science team. He has an idea about what might be wrong with Faherty's work and suggests that a new cytometer will solve that problem... which will come with a free [[Must Have Caffeine|cappuccino maker]]. {{spoiler|His loyalty is somewhere in between Nia and Declan; while he is far from happy to be at Omega Ranch, he lacks the backbone to truly rebel.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Nervous Wreck]]}}: {{spoiler|Very jittery and jumpy when Adam finds him, constantly cringing and glancing around. He obviously didn't adapt as well as [[Face Heel Turn|Megan]] and [[Ungrateful Bitch|Nia]], nor did he manage to keep his cool like [[Cool Old Guy|Declan]]. His profile at Omega Ranch notes that he has "personality issues", possibly indicating a mental illness, likely along the lines of anxiety.}}.

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She is first seen berating a worker for dropping boxes that are worth more than his salary. {{spoiler|She is the second-least-loyal scientist behind Megan, and adapted quite well to her new job at Omega Ranch.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Ungrateful Bitch]]}}: {{spoiler|Once she recognizes Jensen, she immediately starts chewing him out for not having prevented the kidnapping... and then claims she actually ''likes'' where she is. Unfortunately, there's no option to leave her behind.}}.

** {{spoiler|She justifies her attitude as living in fear and isolation for 6+ months. Once Adam explains that he's there to make sure she and the other scientists escape, she's more than willing to go along with his plan.}}.

*** {{spoiler|Actually, it's only after she finds out that [[Russian Guy Suffers Most|Vasili]] is dead.}}.

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This Sarif Industries scientist is heavily involved with the Typhoon project. {{spoiler|Out of all the kidnapped scientists, he was the most loyal to Sarif and was killed for it. He was able to make some progress on an escape plan before that, though.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Defiant to the End]]}}: {{spoiler|Though we never see the circumstances of his death, he ''did'' refuse to stop resisting them, even though he had to know the risks.}}.

** {{spoiler|Adam later finds the body. Or what's left of it.}}.

A Sarif Industries lab tech who seeks out Adam's help with a personal problem: {{spoiler|Hehe's being blackmailed by a former Sarif employee into stealing neuropozyne from the labs, and hopes Adam will be kind enough to bail him out.}}.

A former Sarif Industries cyber-security tech who was fired after Pritchard caught him tampering with security footage {{spoiler|showing Tim Carella stealing neuropozyne from the labs}}, so that Tindall could give it away to {{spoiler|poor augmented people free of charge.}}. He uses the footage he edited out of the recording to {{spoiler|blackmail Carella into continuing the thefts even when he wants out}}. Of course, {{spoiler|his story of 'I gave it away to poor people'}} seems to take a hit when you find an email in Double-T's computer talking about Tindall {{spoiler|supplying the Motor City Bangers with neuropozyne}}. {{spoiler|He also tries to have Jensen kill/disable a couple of rival drug dealers}}.

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** [[Big Bad]]: Jaron Namir.

** [[The Dragon]]: Lawrence Barrett.

** [[Evil Genius]]: Scott Hardesty.

** [[The Brute]]: {{spoiler|Gunther Hermann}}.

** [[Dark Chick]]: Yelena Federova.

** [[Sixth Ranger]]: Ben Saxon.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: They are named after the latin word "Tyrannus", meaning "One who takes control with their own actions". "

* {{spoiler|[[Tall Poppy Syndrome]]}}: {{spoiler|inIn ''Icarus Effect'', they are stated to serve the purpose of the titular effect where to maintain "Stability", society cuts down individuals who excel too far before the public is ready to accept radical advancement. In the Tyrants case, they either coerce, intimidate, or kill anyone involved in the spread and advancement of Augmentation, as augmentation itself presents a challenge to the power and rule of the Illuminati.}} .

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* {{spoiler|[[Death Equals Redemption]]: Subverted. Once Jensen has defeated him in battle, to the point where it's obvious Barrett has little time left in this world, Barrett begins to give him some leads into the conspiracy... but then immediately attempts a [[Taking You with Me]]. It doesn't work.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[No Body Left Behind]]: Once he blows himself up there nothing left but a bloody smear covering a dent in the floor.}}.

* [[Shout-Out]]: To Barret from ''[[Final Fantasy 7|Final Fantasy VII]]'', another Square character with an [[Arm Cannon]] (although the developers have stated that it wasn't intentional to start with).

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* [[Guns Akimbo]]: One-handed sub-machine guns.

* [[Slasher Smile]]: In the trailer where she grins as she guns down running targets.

* [[The Voiceless]]: Not even her fellow mercs can remember the last time she spoke. She still reads and writes, though. {{spoiler|Even while dying, she still does not say anything.}}.

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* [[Manipulative Bastard]]: He openly admits this to {{spoiler|Saxon}} in the novel after the latter {{spoiler|discovers who the Tyrants really serve}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Not So Different]]: "Men like us? We never get back the things we love..."}}

* [[Precision F-Strike]]: From the novel, after {{spoiler|the Tyrants' operations in Geneva}} do not go according to plan - "This entire operation is turning into a clusterfuck!"

* {{spoiler|[[Hoist by His Own Petard]]: Saxon stabs him through the jaw with his own arm blade.}}.

One of the deutagonists of ''The Icarus Effect''. A former SAS trooper and Belltower mercenary, Saxon is recruited into the Tyrants by Jaron Namir after his squad are killed in action due to compromised intelligence. Although initially loyal to Namir, Saxon eventually begins to question the Tyrants' true objectives and the masters they serve. {{spoiler|With the help of the enigmatic Janus, Saxon uncovers that the Tyrants were responsible for the deaths of his squadmates, prompting him to switch sides.}}.

* [[Determinator]]: Towards the end of the novel, he takes {{spoiler|a knife wound to the gut while killing Hardesty}} and still fights his way to {{spoiler|the boat the Tyrants operate from}}, whereupon he takes even MORE punishment {{spoiler|when Namir breaks his arm and beats the snot out of him}}, but he still manages to {{spoiler|defeat Namir in combat}}.

* [[Mean Brit]]: Subverted -: although he acts it towards Hardesty when he points out that Namir didn't recruit him for his personality, he remains cordial to the rest of his coworkers and undeniably loyal to his former squadmates.

* [[Redemption Earns Life]]: His decisions to {{spoiler|first spare and later save Anna Kelso when he has Namir at his mercy}} end up saving his life when {{spoiler|she saves him from drowning via a rebreather implant in her chest}}.

* [[Spanner in the Works]]: {{spoiler|Subverted.}}. For all of his efforts in ruining {{spoiler|the Tyrants' operations, the Illuminati's plans are not altered in the slightest.}}.

== The Conspiracy ==

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{{spoiler|One of the few known returning characters from the original ''[[Deus Ex]]''; he appears in the opening scene of the intro, although not by name. Also see his entry on [[Deus Ex/Characters|the Characters page for the first game]]. He is currently the CEO of Versalife.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Big Bad]]: He leads the discussion in the game's intro, and sets his plans into motion at the end.}}.

* [[Manipulative Bastard]]: Implied in the original but wasn't shown as much. In this game and the ''The Missing Link'' DLC, we get to see he's a master of this.

* {{spoiler|[[Villain with Good Publicity]]: Sure, he's the head of a malevolent conspiracy that is working toward making him a living God (even if he doesn't get that far until the first game)... but buy a new cytometer from Page Industries and get a free cappuccino maker!}}!

** Some of his emails have him insisting that people call him {{spoiler|the more casual name Bob instead of Robert or Mr. Page}}, and he doesn't shy away from smile emoticons in his messages.

{{spoiler|This FEMA bureaucrat engages in close cooperation with the conspiracy to stifle investigations into the attacks on Sarif Industries.}}.

{{spoiler|He currently poses as the CEO of the Montreal branch of Picus.}}.

{{spoiler|Works for the WHO and encourages people to accept the biochip upgrade.}}.

{{spoiler|He made an offer to David Sarif, presumably to bring him into [[The Conspiracy]]. Sarif refused.}}.

{{spoiler|1=He appears in ''The Missing Link'' DLC and works for VersaLife, answering directly to Page. His current work is on the Hyron Project.}}.

== Belltower ==

Belltower is an umbrella group of private military contractors who provide a maximum spectrum private military/security solution. {{spoiler|The Conspiracy uses them as one of their many arms of enforcement.}}. Their special operation forces {{spoiler|are under command of the Tyrants (and Pieter Burke in ''The Missing Link'') and were complicit in the kidnapping of Megan and her team.}}.

* [[Psycho for Hire|Psychos For Hire]]: Played with. Some of them are this, and other times, they're just [[Punch Clock Villain|Punch Clock Villains]].

* [[Butt Monkey]]: Not exactly, considering how capable he is, but players get four, count 'em, four chances to shoot/stab/punch him in the face. If they go non-lethal, they can lay him out all four times. {{spoiler|Though considering he's the one who kills Malik, his survival odds are spectacularly low even for Pacifist players.}}.

Appearing in ''The Missing Link'' DLC as it's primary antagonist, Pieter Burke is the commander of Belltower's special ops group. He's currently positioned on Rifleman Bank Station, ostensibly an offshore oil rig owned by Belltower to incarcarate criminal dissidents. {{spoiler|In reality, the people incarcarated at the station are just swiped off the streets indiscriminately for use in the Hyron Project, which Burke is in direct command of.}}.

* [[Pragmatic Villainy]]: When informed that some of the soldiers on base are raping the women prisoners, he orders a complete stop and promises to make examples of those who don't comply. {{spoiler|He only does this because the raping might be one of the variables that makes said women incompatible with Hyron.}}.

* [[Troll]]: {{spoiler|He will mock many of the decisions you made throughout the DLC, especially if you don't get the "All of the Above" achievement.}}.

Also appearing in ''The Missing Link'', Keitner is Burke's second in command and the director of operations at Rifleman Bank Station. {{spoiler|She's really working with Interpol ([[Unwitting Pawn|or so she believes]]) to bring evidence of Belltower's corruption to light.}}.

{{quote|{{spoiler|'''Adam:''' So we were both pawns. Except she's dead, and I'm not. Where does that leave me in your grand design?}}?

{{spoiler|'''Quinn:''' We're all pawns in someone's grand design, Mr. Jensen. But that doesn't make Netanya's death any less tragic.}} .}}

* {{spoiler|[[Internal Reformist]]:}} : {{spoiler|Somewhere along the way, Belltower was corrupted, and she's ([[Unwitting Pawn|allegedly]]) working with Interpol so that it can become a more honorable organization again after people like Burke are arrested for their crimes.}}.

* [[Father to His Men|Mother to Her Men]]: Implied. There is a very clear split in loyalties, with Keitner's soldiers being committed to her despite Burke's authority. {{spoiler|She expresses displeasure if Adam knocks out her soldiers or kills them, despite the fact that she's doing what she believes is necessary to stop Burke's atrocities.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Sacrificial Lion]]}}: {{spoiler|While she only appears in ''The Missing Link'', and is not mentioned in the main game for obvious reasons, she's still a main character in the [[Downloadable Content|DLC]] and survives until very nearly the end}}.

== Detroit Police Department ==

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* [[My Greatest Failure]]: As if the whole Mexicantown Incident wasn't enough, others also make comments about the fact that he's a desk jockey. For example, Chet Wagner disparagingly comments on the idea of ending up like "Secretary Haas over there.".

A billionaire and Nobel Prize winner who knows David Sarif personally. He was important to the development of augmentations as well. He is currently working on a project named "Panchaea,", a massive hole in the ocean that is supposed to change global warming, and has other geoengineering projects planned. Picus tries to give somewhat favorable coverage of this project ([[Nepotism|presumably due to Picus having been founded by Hugh's father]]). {{spoiler|Despite being considered the father of augmentation, he has come to believe that it will cause humanity's destruction, and is now working with the Illuminati to turn the world against it.}}.

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The CEO of Tai Yong Medical, a Chinese bio-tech company seeking to become the world leader in the augumentation market and a direct competitor to Sarif Industries. She appears in one of the trailers informing Adam about "these men" who "control global interests on a whim." {{spoiler|She turns out to be a major player in [[The Conspiracy]], and tries to subvert its goals to her own ends.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[You Have Outlived Your Usefulness]]: If you pay attention to her ranting in the final battle, she is pretty bent on making sure she can take control of the aug population to prove she can control Hyron even as it was trying to reject her, and even earlier she is hellbent on making sure she can dominate her competition. In both cases she or other people in the game blatantly tell you she hates losing and doesn't want to be a bit player at anything. It's also hinted her position in the Illuminati wasn't as important as she thought it was, so she wanted to make sure she always remained a critical part of it.}}.

== Anti-Augs ==

Leader of the Purity First militant organization, best-known for leading an attack on Sarif Industries at their Milwaukee Junction manufacturing plant. {{spoiler|He is also the brother of Bill Taggart's aide, Isaias Sandoval.}}.

* [[Unwitting Pawn]]: His operation was used as a cover by {{spoiler|the conspiracy}} to get their hacker into Sarif's manufacturing plant.

* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: He and Purity First are far more militant in their desire to end augmentation than Humanity Front. {{spoiler|Of course, Humanity Front's leadership really wants to control augmentation technology rather than eliminate it outright}}.

The founder of Humanity Front and the leader of the anti-augmentation movement. {{spoiler|It turns out he's a front for the Illuminati, who want to put limits on augmentation technology until they're prepared enough to be able to control it. Along with Hugh Darrow and David Sarif, he (and by extention the Illuminati) are one of the 3 major leaders you can side with in the game's ending.}}.

* [[The Fundamentalist]]: The Humanity Front's anti-augmentation policy seems to be largely based around not 'playing God' or 'upsetting the way human beings are meant to be'. As it turns out, this is just a technique to rally the lowest common denominator; Taggart's actual concern about aug research is that {{spoiler|it's accelerating too quickly for the Illuminati to consolidate control over it.}}.

==== Tropes:Criminals ====

Detroit's second-largest street gang. Not as large as the DRB, but they make up for it by embracing augmentations to make each individual member more formidable.

* [[Scary Black Man]]: Their membership contains a high quantity of black men with American accents and deep voices, despite the fact that they are a gang based in a Chinese city.

The owner of the popular Hengsha nightclub, The Hive, as well as the biggest crime lord in the city's underworld. {{spoiler|Is later revealed to be the father of Tracer Tong from the original game. }}.

'''Tong''': Ancient Chinese secret. }}

* {{spoiler|[[Papa Wolf]]}}: Don't {{spoiler|mess with his son. He'll sic ''Jensen'' on you.}}.

The hacker who was puppeting the infiltrator during the second attack on Sarif Industries, he uses the screen-name "Windmill" and is also called the "Dutchman" even though his accent is more Caribbean.<ref> Of course, there are the islands of Curacao, Bonaire, and Aruba, all part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. And that's not even counting the possibility that he could hail from Suriname.</ref>.

{{quote|'''HIVE-MASTER@THEHIVE.HI.PRC:<ref>To: guestssupport@alicegardenpods.hi.prc</ref>:''' make sure 301 gets whatever the fuck he wants. boys, girls, internet access, sodan noodles, or the fucking moon.}}

== Other ==

{{quote|Voice: Al Goulem }}

** [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]: He's more concerned about {{spoiler|Michelle's}} welfare than his own, despite the fact that he's never met {{spoiler|her}}; all he knows is that {{spoiler|she's}} kind and that Adam owes {{spoiler|her}} his life. Radford insists that Adam get to {{spoiler|her}} before Adam's enemies do, and implores him to save {{spoiler|her}}.

* [[Pet the Dog]]: For all that he considers Adam to be inhuman, he still {{spoiler|gives up all the information he can even as he's dying}}. Depending on the dialogue chosen, he may decide that Adam's "got a lot of heart, [[You Are a Credit to Your Race|for a robot]]"."

* [[Hot Scientist]]: She has her daughter's features, and has aged very gracefully.

The ex-boyfriend of one of Malik's deceased friends. {{spoiler|He was the one who killed her, and Malik wants Adam's help proving it.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Accidental Murder]]}}: {{spoiler|It was an accident! All he did was bash her head in with a heavy antique clock! How was he supposed to know that could be fatal?}}?

* {{spoiler|[[I Didn't Mean to Kill Him|I Didn't Mean To Kill Her]]}}: {{spoiler|He just wanted her to "shut her stupid mouth".}}.

* [[It's All About Me]]: {{spoiler|He unintentionally murdered a woman who was pregnant with his child, and all that he was really concerned about afterward was how it could potentially ruin his life.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Sympathetic Murderer]]}}: {{spoiler|Tries to present himself this way. Fails miserably. Calling the pregnant girlfriend he killed a "dumb bitch" probably didn't help.}}.

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* {{spoiler|[[AIA.I. Is a Crapshoot]]}}: {{spoiler|She starts to develop a sense of morality as a result of watching Adam. However, unlike, say, Daedalus, she's got no ability to make decisions for herself and can't properly "rebel" other than sharing a little information with Adam}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Creepy Monotone]]}}: {{spoiler|She's ''trying'' to help, but her commentary during the battle with Fedorova can have this effect}}.

{{quote|{{spoiler|'''Eliza'''}}: {{spoiler|She's coming, Adam. Run.}}.}}

* [[Greek Chorus]] / [[Mr. Exposition|Ms Exposition]]: Nearly every level has a couple televisions switched to Picus, where Eliza comments on the events of the plot, provides details on what's happening with the people Jensen meets, and occasionally provides some foreshadowing.

* {{spoiler|[[Robot Girl|Holographic AI Girl]]}}: {{spoiler|She shows physical affection for Adam and uses a different tone of voice with him.}}.

** {{spoiler|A program that despite its initial version using a fairly simplistic pattern matching algorithm to repeat what you say to it in the form of a question, managed to fool a bunch of people into having long conversations with it. Between this and Picus' [[Meaningful Name]], it could be an allusion to Picus [[Viewers are Morons]].}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Robo Speak]]}}: {{spoiler|When she's not on the air, she tends to drop her contractions and most of her tonality.}}.

* [[Badass]]:

This abrasive, foul-mouthed commentator tirelessly talks on his radio show at all times. He comments on practically everything, but mainly focuses on conspiracy theories and the politics surrounding augmentation. {{spoiler|He starts out as fiercely anti-aug, but switches sides when he finds out the Illuminati are controlling the opposition movement.}}.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: This is a series with important named people like ''J.C., Paul, and Adam''. He's named ''Lazarus''.