The Boondocks (Video Game)

(Still working on this page, gimme a moment) The Boondocks (Video Game) is a Video Game based on the 2005-2014 Anime. This game focuses on Huey, Riley, and Robert Freeman as the three embark on individual journeys to gain respect, and also breakthrough the system's oppression. 
== Characters ==
=== Main Characters ===
==== Huey Freeman ====
Huey is a highly intelligent 12-year-old boy, who rarely smiles or laughs, and recognizes and detests the absurdities (both obvious and perceived) of the society in which he lives. His cynicism often touches upon subjects such as politics, religion, the media, businesses and corporations, African American culture, and American society as a whole. Tending to be obstinate in both manner and speech, Huey has demonstrated a depth of understanding that would seem to surpass his young age, such as knowing roughly what is going to happen in the future based on the actions and personalities of the people involved.
Huey's gameplay is focused more on adventure. Huey fights best with his karate skills, and weapons such as katanas, nunchaku, and other.
==== Riley Freeman ====
Riley is a highly impressionable fifth grader. He embraces the stereotypical "gangsta" lifestyle, doing his best to promote the urban culture in the contrasting suburb of Woodcrest. Influenced by the mass media via rap music and television, he frequently uses poor grammar, and tends to defend his idols even when his imitations go against common sense and righteousness. Riley also has other aliases to identify him, including "R.J. Escobar", "The Fundraiser", & "Lil Rezzy".
Riley's gameplay is more focused on action. Riley fights best with guns, and other similar weapons. Almost exclusive to Riley's story/gameplay is a candy dealing minigame similar to the drug-dealing minigame in GTA: Chinatown Wars.
==== Robert Jebediah "Granddad" Freeman ====
The best way to describe Robert is that he is old yet unwise. He never accepts responsibility for his actions, nor does he learn any lessons. Robert has been shown to be extremely prideful, impatient and intolerant. He believes in strict discipline, quick to go for his belt when the boys step out of line. As he says "I hate to see a child go unbeaten." He isn't exactly the best parental figure or influence. He is perfectly fine with sneaking into movies without paying. A dream sequence revealed that he is cowardly and quick to abandon friends and family to save himself.
Robert's gameplay is focused on interaction. Robert fights best with his signature belt.
=== Other Characters ===
==== Uncle Ruckus ====
Uncle Ruckus (no relation) is repellent in appearance, behavior, and attitude. He has an intense hatred of anything pertaining to black people, and goes out of his way to free himself from this identity. Ruckus claims God says the path to forgiveness for being black is to rebuke your own race. Ruckus champions the small traces of Native American, French, or Irish ancestry he claims to have (all of which are completely non existent), and wishes that all black people were still enslaved.
==== Tom DuBois ====
Tom is portrayed as a loving family man, who is very close to his white wife and biracial daughter Jazmine. Tom's hobbies include singing and playing the piano, and he once dreamed of becoming a successful recording artist, though his wife and friends detest his singing. Tom, being non-confrontational and skittish by nature, adheres strictly to the law, particularly due to his irrational fear of being sent to prison and anally raped. This fear originated when Tom was exposed at a very young age to a TV series that depicting a violent prison rape. 
==== Sarah DuBois ====
Sarah is shown to be more frisky and assertive than Tom, which leads to strains on their relationship. Sarah, like her husband, is liberal and fiercely political. She focuses her efforts on political action against the conservative parties. She is extremely usual about her interracial marriage, even going so far as to joke about it when Tom is mocked and attacked for it.
==== Jazmine DuBois ====
She is the biracial daughter of Tom and Sarah DuBois, who are black and white respectively. She is portrayed as a very sweet, naïve, and sincere little girl, in strong contrast to all the rude and cynical people who surround her; most prominently her neighbor and friend Huey Freeman.
==== Michael Caesar ====
While Caesar shares a common ground with Huey in many social and political aspects, their personalities diverge significantly. While they align on many ideological fronts, Caesar's disposition sets him apart, characterized by an optimistic and light-hearted outlook on life. Unlike Huey's often serious demeanor, Caesar possesses a natural inclination to find humor and levity in various situations. He's the one who opts to jovially poke fun at whatever pressing issue is at hand, injecting a dose of lightheartedness into their often intense discussions.
==== R.Dotty ====
R.Dotty is a 15-year-old DeeJay who goes to high school nearby Huey. R.Dotty is known for producing songs with Lethal Interjection, which is how he knows Riley. Dotty often hangs out with Michael Caesar.
==== Cindy McPhearson ====
Cindy is a talented junior basketball player and a girl scout. Despite being a little girl, her behavior and speech are more like that of a teenager. Her light-skinnedness sometimes causes her to appear as a "wigga". Cindy's best friend is Riley, as they both relate to each other in the craziest ways (they also get "close" later in the game). Cindy is also known as "C-Makky"
==== Rollo Goodlove ====
Reverend Rollo Goodlove is an African-American neoliberal activist whose activism seems more to get him media exposure than to show his opinion on the issue. His mannerisms are over-the-top and he has a strong liking to wigs, changing them every other scene. He is also a "preacher", but it is unknown if he is the pastor of the church or not.
==== Thugnificent ====
Thugnificent (real name "Otis Jenkins"), while kind and well-meaning, is loud, obnoxious, immature and blatantly rude for a man his age. He had made his success by being what can best called a "professional buffoon." As a rapper, Riley described him as a musical genius, only that he lacked the ability to read, write, or compose music. His songs, though popular when they came out, were limited to simple verses.
=== Recurring Characters ===
* A Pimp Named Slickback
* Alistair Ripley
* Betty Von Heusan
* Bushido Brown
* Cairo
* Colonel H. Stinkmeaner
* Cookie Freeman
* Deborah Leevill
* Dewey Jenkins (not related to Otis Jenkins)
* Ed Wuncler Sr.
* Ed Wuncler Jr.
* Ed Wuncler III
* Flonominal
* Gangstalicious
* Gin Rummy
* The Hateocracy
* Jack Flowers
* Jericho Freeman
* Lamilton Taeshawn
* Leonard Brian
* Macktastic
* Nique Freeman
* Phil
* Sergeant Gutter
* Xzibit
== Plot ==
The game focuses on three different characters, starting with Huey
=== Huey's Story ===
Huey Freeman's story starts with him being abducted from his home and brought over to a secret government agency. 
=== Riley's Story ===
Riley Freeman's story starts with him finishing up another gangsta' film and gettin' ready to start up another hustle.
=== Grandad's Story ===
Robert Jebidiah Freeman's story starts with him in crazy debt, and at risk of losing the house.
== Gameplay ==
The game takes place in an open world setting. At any moment, you can interact with other characters around you, with different interactions varying between situations. You can switch characters at any time, shifting the gameplay style. The game takes heavy inspiration from GTA: Chinatown Wars.
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