Jack the Ripper: Difference between revisions

* [[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]] features Malfatto, a [[Deadly Doctor|corrupt doctor]] who is basically Italian Renaissance Jack The Ripper in all but name.

* Jack the Ripper appears in the Nintendo 64 game Duke Nukem: Zero Hour as a boss during the 1800s London levels. However, he's treated as a throwaway boss character and nothing more. Still, the game shows that Jack was stopped by a time-traveling Duke Nukem.

* The planned but never released [[Fate/stay night]] [[Spin-Off]] computer game named "Fate/Apocrypha" has Jack the Ripper as an Assassin-class Servant. Although never released, various details and character designs were released in ''Fate/complete material IV Extra material''. The Nasuverse's version of Jack in her mortal life was an orphan girl abandoned by her prostitute mother; as a servant, her twin Noble Phantasms conjure up the concealing smog of Victorian London and (under specific conditions) disembowel an assassination target in imitation of her murders.

** The unused Fate/Apocrypha material has been turned into a series of stories, and the plot (Or at least, the plot of the first and as-of-now only chapter) focuses on Jack the Ripper. She is summoned as a servant by a man named Hyoma Sagara, who tries to use a prostitute named Reika Rikudo as sacrifice for the summoning ritual. Ironically, Reika's plead for help is what triggers the summoning, and Jack imprints with her rather than Hyoma, and sees her as her master, to the point of cutting Hyoma's hand and passing the Command Seals in it to Reika.