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Kaede

**Kaede** was a former Priestess of Amatsu and the Fire Witch, who fought alongside Elcrest one thousand years prior to the main events of the story.

## History

### Prior to Main Events

A thousand years prior to the events of the main story, Kaede was a Priestess and became the Fire Witch at some point during the period of the second Eclipse. She was met by Elcrest and was tuned by the Conductor, becoming his ally. Accompanying Elcrest with the four other witches, the Forgotten King Xeno, and Technolomy Veronica, the group would battle the Angels and ascend to the Moon in order to stop the Eclipse by defeating God. It is hinted that Kaede cared greatly for Xeno.

On that fateful day when the group would ascend the Yggdrasil and reach the Moon, Kaede would witness God, in reality the Mother Qualia, afflict Elcrest with a severe strain of negative energies. When Xeno sacrifices himself to save Elcrest, Kaede makes a desperate attempt in saving him by reaching out to the King as he withstood the concentration of negative energies. Despite their reluctance in leaving him, especially Kaede's, the group is warped to safety by Hilda.

As the afflicted Elcrest suffered and begged his companions to kill him, Kaede looks to Ukuna to save him, though the latter expresses her doubts in being able to do so. When Francisca proposed she put him into a deep slumber within the waters as means of purification, the other Witches would agree with her plan and go their separate ways.

In the aftermath of the Eclipse, Kaede would continue her duties as a Priestess. Before she passed away, she would record the Fire Score, her part of the Celestial Hymn, on a scroll that would be stored in Amatsu shrine's inner sanctum.

### Chapter 10 - *The Celestial Hymn*

Kaede appears in Hilda's flashback, as she shows Alto the events that transpired a thousand years prior during the second Eclipse.

Her shadow also appears in Alto's spirit world along with the other past Witches, embittered that the group had left Xeno to die.

When the Tuning Knights search for the dispersed scores of The Celestial Hymn, they arrive at Amatsu to search its shrine. Nonoka is sent to venture the innermost part of the shrine, as even Priestesses were forbidden from entering, which connected to a cave in Gohra Volcano. Nonoka returns with a plethora of scrolls, with one in particular resonating with the Fire Qualia. Kaede appears before Sakuya in a vision, her spirit having resided in the scroll, where she states her belief that her descendant would not repeat the former's mistake of having to sacrifice an ally. Kaede bestows the Fire Score to her descendant and also makes a personal request to Sakuya, that she along with her allies "save [Xeno's] soul".
Voltergeist

**Voltergeist**is an original character invented by Terrifyger.

## Appearance

Voltergeist is an electrical ghost. His body shape is very bony, like the skin has been stretched tight over the bones, and everything from the waist-down is just pure electricity. His eyes glow white, as does his teeth, and the inside of his mouth is an icy blue color. Several smaller bolts of electricity zap out from him onto nearby surfaces at random points, especially surfaces that he's going to touch, as well as dozens of electric bolts buzzing around on top of his head, resembling hair. His skin is a pale light blue, and strands of electricity can be seen lit up from under his skin at random points, sparking and flaring, taking the appearance of visible veins.

## Personality

Voltergeist is purely insane, and he doesn't try to hide it. His voice is high-pitched and maniacal, with a distinct electric buzz along with it, and he acts very playful and a little chillingly creepy, laughing at random points. If he comes into contact with more electricity, or takes possession of large or multiple electrically-powered things (even all the electrically-powered things in a whole building), he becomes even crazier.

## Powers/Abilities

* **Intangibility:** Being a ghost, he has permanent intangibility, making him unable to be harmed.
* **Weightlessness:** His incorporeal nature allows him to float and fly around, as well as pass through physical objects (except certain things that repel ghosts, such as a doorway that's been blessed with a holy substance).
* **Electronic Possession:** He can take possession of electrical appliances or electrically-powered devices, no matter how big or small they are.

## Trivia

* Terrifyger considers Voltergeist as his "most clever OC yet", meaning that the concept for him was a stroke of genius.
* In early concept art, Voltergeist used to have the appearance of a human, legs and all, as well as being made of yellow electricity, but this was scrapped to have his legs be a twisted mass of electricity and have him be made of blue electricity instead.
System Administrator

* Kill the **enemies**
* Collect the **hardware**
* Lose **wanted level**

**System Administrator** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Gary Mitnick.

"*We could use their hardware against them. Go down there, steal the hardware, and bring it back. This will be very useful in the future.*"
— Gary Mitnick
## Mission summary

The LSPD have decided on adding an additional server host for their database, in an external location in the event that the LSPD's servers are attacked or raided. Mitnick takes hold of this information and contacts the player. The player arrives at the server's location, and has to fight their way through to gain access. The player then moves all of the hardware into a van and loses their wanted level. Once this is done, the hardware is brought to Gary.

## Mission steps

1. Go to the **server's location**
2. Kill the **enemies**
3. Collect the **hardware**
4. Lose **wanted level**
5. Deliver the **hardware**

## Trivia

* One of the LSPD officers converses with one of the other offices, and complains how "Pisswasser just ain't like it used to be back in the break room in LC."
* The server hardware is manufactured by Facade.
七

## Kanji

七

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: しち (shichi)
* **Kan’on**: しつ (shitsu)
* **Kun**: なな (nana), ななつ (七つ, nanatsu), なの (nano)
* **Nanori**: し (shi), しっ (shi~), な (na), ひち (hichi)

1. siete
2. un jugador de apuestas

七 ‎(hiragana: しち, romaji: shichi)

1. siete

1. siete; 7

#### Notas de uso

* なな (nana) es utilizado en lugar de しち (shichi) en una conversación debido a que しち (shichi) es considerado de mala suerte.
日

## Kanji

**日**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. día
2. sol
3. contador para días
4. cumpleaños
5. Japón

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: にち (nichi)
* **Kan’on**: じつ (jitsu)
* **Kun**: ひ (hi), ふ (fu), か (ka), け (ke)
* **Nanori**: あ (a), あき (aki), いる (iru), く (ku), くさ (kusa), こう (kō), す (su), たち (tachi), に (ni), につ (nitsu), へ (he)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

日 ‎(hiragana: ひ, romaji: hi)

1. sol
2. día

### Nombre propio

日 ‎(hiragana: にち, romaji: Nichi)

1. forma corta para Japón o japonés: Nippo- (prefijo)

### Contador

日 ‎(hiragana: -か, romaji: -ka)

1. número de días

### Sufijo

日 ‎(hiragana: -か, romaji: -ka)

1. día del mes
水

## Kanji

**水**

2. radical “agua” (みず)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: すい (sui)
* **Kan’on**: すい (sui)
* **Kun**: みず (mizu) < みづ (midu)
* **Nanori**: うず (uzu), ずみ (zumi), つ (tsu), ど (do), み (mi), みさ (misa), みつ (mitsu), みな (mina), みん (min)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

水 ‎(hiragana: みず, romaji: mizu, hiragana histórico: みづ)

1. agua (fría, fresca)
2. un fluido; un líquido
3. una inundación

### Prefijo

水 ‎(hiragana: みず, romaji: mizu-, hiragana histórico: みづ)

1. agua
五

## Kanji

**五**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. cinco, 5

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: ご (go)
* **Kan’on**: ご (go)
* **Kun**: いつ (itsu), いつつ (五つ, itsutsu)
* **Nanori**: い (i), さ (sa), さつ (satsu), ち (chi), ふ (fu), み (mi), め (me)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

五 ‎(hiragana: ご, romaji: go)

1. cinco
2. nombre de un orificio de un instrumento de viento

五 ‎(hiragana: いつ, romaji: itsu)

1. cinco

### Numeral

五 (ご, go)

1. cinco, 5
学

## Jupiter

学

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)
(Shinjitai kanji)
(Forma kyūjitai: 學)

1. educación, estudio, aprender, estudiar
2. colegio
3. ciencia

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: がく (gaku)
* **Kan’on**: がく (gaku)
* **Kun**: まなぶ (学ぶ, manabu)

### Sustantivo

学 ‎(shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji: 學, hiragana: がく, romaji: gaku)

1. escolaridad; aprendizaje; conocimiento

### Sufijo

学 ‎(hiragana: がく, romaji: -gaku)

1. -ología; -ica; estudio de...

Kun'yomi

### Sustantivo

学 ‎(hiragana: さとる, romaji: Satoru)

1. un nombre de pila masculino

学 ‎(hiragana: まなぶ, romaji: Manabu)

1. un nombre de pila masculino

学 ‎(hiragana: まこと, romaji: Makoto)

1. un nombre de pila masculino
小

## Kanji

小

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: しょう (shō)
* **Kan’on**: しょう (shō)
* **Kun**: ちいさい (小さい, chiisai), こ (ko), お (o), さ (sa)
* **Nanori**: いさら (isara), こう (kō), ささ (sasa), さざ (saza), しゃお (shao), ちいさ (chiisa)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

小 ‎(hiragana: しょう, romaji: shō, hiragana histórico: せう)

1. pequeñez; tamaño pequeño, pequeño (a veces utilizado como una abreviatura para porción pequeña, etc.)

### Prefijo

小 ‎(hiragana: しょう, romaji: shō-, hiragana histórico: せう)

1. pequeño, poco

小 ‎(hiragana: こ, romaji: ko-)

1. menor de tamaño o cantidad, pequeño, poco, corto
2. menor en intensidad, pequeño, ligero, leve
3. de importancia secundaria, secundario, sub-
4. infante

### Sufijo

小 ‎(hiragana: しょう, romaji: -shō, hiragana histórico: せう)

1. utilizado después del nombre de una escuela primaria
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百

## Kanji

**百**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. cien, 100

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: ひゃく (hyaku)
* **Kan’on**: はく (haku)
* **Kun**: もも (momo), ほ (ho), お (o)
* **Nanori**: お (o), ど (do), どう (dō), なり (nari), ひゅく (hyuku), も (mo), もんど (mondo), ゆ (yu)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

百 ‎(hiragana: ひゃく, romaji: hyaku)

1. cien
2. una gran cantidad, muchos, un montón
3. cien años, edad avanzada
下

## Kanji

**上**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. abajo

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: げ (ge)
* **Kan’on**: か (ka)
* **Kun**: した (shita), しも (shimo), もと (moto), さがる (下がる, sagaru), さげる (下げる, sageru), くだる (下る, kudaru), くだす (下す, kudasu), くださる (下さる, kudasaru), おりる (下りる, oriru), おろす (下ろす, orosu)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

下 ‎(hiragana: した, romaji: shita)

1. el siguiente

下 ‎(hiragana: しも, romaji: shimo)

1. parte inferior, fin

下 ‎(hiragana: もと, romaji: moto)

1. parte inferior; base
2. bajo la influencia de

下 ‎(hiragana: げ, romaji: ge)

1. el último volumen de un conjunto de dos o tres volúmenes

### Sufijo

下 ‎(hiragana: か, romaji: -ka)

1. en una situación
Do not hesitate

* Get in **position**
* Kill the **sheriff**

**Do not hesitate** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Karen Daniels.

"*You know there are two sides to being corrupt, right? Good and bad. Well, there's some bad corrupt FIB agents, and the fact they're FIB is even worse. Take them out.*"
— Karen Daniels
## Mission summary

The IAA have discovered some corrupt FIB agents, but the bad king of corrupt. Clear them out.

## Mission steps

1. Arrive at the **corrupt agents'** meeting
2. Kill the **agents**
3. Leave the area

## Trivia

* This is the first mission given to the player by Karen Daniels.
左

## Kanji

**左**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. izquierda

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: さ (sa)
* **Kan’on**: さ (sa)
* **Kun**: ひだり (hidari), もとる (motoru), たすける (tasukeru)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

左 ‎(hiragana: ひだり, romaji: hidari)

1. (*dirección*) izquierda, el lado de la mano izquierda
2. (*política*) un izquierdista

左 ‎(hiragana: さ, romaji: sa)

1. la izquierda en la escritura vertical
2. el siguiente (uno)
木

## Kanji

**木**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. árbol
2. madera

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: もく (moku)
* **Kan’on**: ぼく (boku)
* **Kun**: き (ki), け (ke) (obsoleto), こ (ko) (obsoleto)
* **Nanori**: ぐ (gu), も (mo), もと (moto)

1. un árbol; un arbusto
2. madera

木 ‎(hiragana: け, romaji: ke)

1. un árbol

木 ‎(hiragana: こ, romaji: ko)

1. un árbol

木 ‎(hiragana: もく, romaji: moku)

1. un árbol
2. abreviatura para 木曜日 → *mokuyōbi* (jueves)
3. grano de madera

木 ‎(hiragana: ぼく, romaji: boku)

1. un árbol; más especifíficamente, un árbol vivo
2. el doblado y retorcido tronco o las raíces de un árbol viejo
3. madera
4. algo hecho de madera
5. en la antigua China, un instrumento musical de madera

1. (despectivo) madera, refiriéndose al carácter o comportamiento de una persona
2. (despectivo) madera, refiriéndose a la capacidad mental de una persona
気

## Kanji s

* **Goon**: け (ke)
* **Kan’on**: き (ki)
* **Kun**: いき (iki)

### Sustantivo

気 ‎(shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji: 氣, hiragana: き, romaji: ki)

1. espíritu; estado de ánimo, humor
2. inclinación; voluntad; estado de ánimo; impulso
3. sentimiento; sentido
4. aire, gas

気 ‎(shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji: 氣, hiragana: け, romaji: ke)

1. signo, señal
林

## Kanji

林

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. arboleda

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: りん (rin)
* **Kan’on**: りん (rin)
* **Kun**: はやし (hayashi)

Kun'yomi

1. arboleda, bosque

1. un apellido
2. un nombre femenino

On'yomi

1. un apellido
2. (*poco común*) un nombre femenino

#### Notas de uso

* Como apellido, esta lectura es más a menudo utilizada por personas de origen chino, ya que es similar a la lectura en chino mandarín de Lín.
玉

## Kanji

玉

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. joya
2. esfera

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: ごく (goku) (lectura no jōyō)
* **Kan’on**: ぎょく (gyoku)
* **Kun**: たま (tama)

### Sustantivo

玉 ‎(hiragana: ぎょく, romaji: gyoku)

1. piedra preciosa
2. huevo de gallina (para ser consumido)
3. una acción que se comercializa
4. geisha

Kun'yomi

### Sustantivo

玉 ‎(hiragana: たま, romaji: tama)

1. esfera, bola, pelota
火

## Kanji

火

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. fuego

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: か (ka) ← くわ (kwa)
* **Kan’on**: か (ka) ← くわ (kwa)
* **Tōon**: こ (ko)
* **Kun**: ひ (hi), ほ (ho), ふ (fu)

1. un incendio; flamas
2. una luz
3. calor

火 ‎(hiragana: ほ, romaji: ho)

1. un incendio

火 ‎(hiragana: ふ, romaji: fu)

1. un incendio

火 ‎(hiragana: か, romaji: ka, hiragana histórico: くわ)

1. fuego
2. martes → 火曜日 (*kayōbi*)
3. uno de los cinco elementos clásicos en la filosofía tradicional china y medicina
4. bajo el antiguo sistema Ritsuryō del antiguo Japón, una agrupación militar, que consta de 10 soldados: un pelotón

### Nombre propio

火 ‎(hiragana: か, romaji: Ka, hiragana histórico: くわ)

1. Antares, en la constelación de Escorpio
中

## Carlos

**中**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: ちゅう (chū)
* **Kan’on**: ちゅう (chū)
* **Kun**: なか (naka), うち (uchi), あ.たる (a-taru)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

中 ‎(hiragana: なか, romaji: naka)

1. dentro
2. medio

中 ‎(hiragana: ちゅう, romaji: chū)

1. medio
2. promedio; ni bueno ni malo
3. durante; estar en el proceso de hacer
4. segundo volumen de una serie de tres volúmenes

中 ‎(hiragana: うち, romaji: uchi)

(内 es el kanji más común para esta pronunciación)

1. interior

### Nombre propio

中 ‎(hiragana: ちゅう, romaji: Chū)

1. abreviatura para China o chino, sino- (prefijo)

中 ‎(hiragana: あたり, romaji: Atari)

1. un apellido

中 ‎(hiragana: なか, romaji: Naka)

1. un apellido

中 ‎(hiragana: あたる, romaji: Ataru)

1. un nombre de pila femenino

### Sufijo

中 ‎(hiragana: じゅう, romaji: -jū)

1. durante, en el curso de, a lo largo
2. total, en todas partes

中 ‎(hiragana: ちゅう, romaji: -chū)

1. estar en el proceso de hacer
Server staff

The staff in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked is currently a small team of avid Grand Theft Auto V players. Each staff member has a role and a certain amount of rights.

## Owners

Owners have full control over the server.

* Niko Bellic

## Administrators

Administrators have high power in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked, but not total power.

* The7thOne
* MRxSNIPES2
Grand Theft Auto UnLocked Wikia

## Welcome to the Grand Theft Auto UnLocked Wikia

The official wikia of the upcoming FiveM server: Grand Theft Auto UnLocked.

## To Do List

Below is a list of information that needs to be added/edited. Please add new information when needed and remove information when the page is complete.

* Touch up the Grand Theft Auto UnLocked page. Add as much fitting as applicable.
* Add information to the Multiplayer Protagonist page. Be sure to include media!
* Fix various templates for the site, such as infoboxes.
* Add initial pages for Individual Heists, Factions, etc.
* Fix any possible grammatical errors on the site.
力

## Kanji

力

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. potencia, poder, fuerza

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: りき (riki)
* **Kan’on**: りょく (ryoku)
* **Kun**: ちから (chikara), りき-む (力む, riki-mu)
* **Nanori**: いさお (isao), いさむ (isamu), お (o), か (ka), ちか (chika), ちから (chikara), じから (jikara), つとむ (tsutomu), よし (yoshi)

### Afijo

力 ‎(hiragana: りき, romaji: riki)

1. poder, fuerza

力 ‎(hiragana: りょく, romaji: ryoku)

1. fuerza, poder

### Sustantivo

力 ‎(hiragana: りき, romaji: riki)

1. fuerza física
2. (*budismo*) capacidad, especialmente el poder místico
3. (*budismo*) el factor de la capacidad, uno de los diez factores en el budismo Mahayana
4. apócope para 力者 ‎(rikisha): una persona fuerte
5. (*arcaico*) apócope para 車力 ‎(shariki), 力車 ‎(rikisha): un *rickshaw*
6. (*arcaico*) salario del operador de un *rickshaw*

Kun'yomi

### Sustantivo

力 ‎(hiragana: ちから, romaji: chikara)

1. potencia; poder; fuerza
2. (*física*) fuerza
3. habilidad; capacidad
4. esfuerzo
5. (*tarot*) fuerza

### Nombre propio

力 ‎(hiragana: ちから, romaji: Chikara)

1. un nombre de pila masculino
American Alpha

Minneapolis, Minnesota - Gable

**Nathan Everhart**and **Charles "Chas" Betts** are American professional wrestlers currently signed to NXT, where they perform as **Jason Jordan**and **Chad Gable**, respectively, and perform together as **American Alpha**.

## NXT (2015-)

Jordan and Gable were drafted on November 6th, in the first round of the second draft. They made their debut on December 9th, losing to The Hype Bros in an NXT Tag Team Championship tournament match. They would wrestle again on the February 3rd edition of NXT, calling themselves **American Alpha**, teaming up with Low Ki in a losing effort against Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks.

## In Wrestling

* **Double team finishing moves**
	+ **​***Grand Amplitude*(Belly-to-back pop-up by Jordan into a bridging high-angle belly-to-back suplex by Gable)
* **Chad Gable's signature moves**
	+ **​**Backward roll transitioned into a german suplex
* **Jason Jordan's finishing moves**
	+ **​**Double underhook DDT
	+ *Jason Slam* (Olympic slam)
* **Jason Jordan's signature moves**
	+ Belly-to-belly suplex
	+ Dropkick
	+ Exploder suplex
	+ Overhead Belly-to-belly suplex
	+ Striking Turnbuckle Thrust
八

## Kanji

八

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. ocho, 8

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: はち (hachi)
* **Kan’on**: はつ (hatsu)
* **Kun**: や (ya), やつ (八つ, yatsu), やっつ (八つ, yattsu), よう (yō)
* **Nanori**: な (na), は (ha), はっ (ha' ), はつ (hatsu), やち (yachi), やつ (yatsu)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

八 ‎(hiragana: はち, romaji: hachi)

1. ocho

八 ‎(hiragana: や, romaji: ya)

1. ocho

### Numeral

八 ‎(hiragana: はち, romaji: hachi)

1. ocho, 8
二

## Kanji

**二**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. dos, 2

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: に (ni)
* **Kan’on**: じ (ji)
* **Kun**: ふた (futa), ふたつ (二つ, futatsu)
* **Nanori**: おと (oto), かず (kazu), つぎ (tsugi), つぐ (tsugu), にい (nii), は (ha), ふ (fu), ふたつ (futatsu), ふだ (fuda), わ (wa)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

二 ‎(hiragana: に, romaji: ni)

1. dos, 2
2. segundo

二 ‎(hiragana: ふた, romaji: futa)

1. two

### Numeral

二 (に, ni)

1. dos, 2
I Shot the Sheriff

* Get in **position**
* Kill the **sheriff**

**I Shot the Sheriff** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Gary Mitnick.

"*There's a new sheriff in town and I suspect he's corrupt - in a bad way. I don't like how he plays his cards, he wants to cut internet access in Davis. You know what to do, but be careful. He's always got backup.*"
— Gary Mitnick
## Mission summary

The LSPD have elected a new Sheriff, and Gary's not happy. The Sheriff wants to cut internet access from the poorer towns in Los Santos, particularly Davis, and a few areas surrounding it. Gary wants you to kill the Sheriff.

## Mission steps

1. Arrive at the **sheriff's speech**
2. Get in **position**
3. Kill the **sheriff**
4. Escape and lose **wanted level**

## Trivia

* If closely inspected, the sheriff's patch has the numbers "6969" engraved.
* When listening to the radio after the mission, the news will be broadcasting and the sheriff's name will be listed as Michael Gregory.
大

## Kanji

**大**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. grande

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: だい (dai), だ (da)
* **Kan’on**: たい (tai), た (ta)
* **Kun**: おお (ō), おおきい (大きい, ōkii), おおいに (大いに, ōini)
* **Nanori**: うふ (ufu), お (o), た (ta), たかし (takashi), とも (tomo), はじめ (hajime), ひろ (hiro), ひろし (hiroshi), ふとし (futoshi), まさ (masa), まさる (masaru), もと (moto), ゆたか (yutaka), わ (wa)

## Significados

### Prefijo

大 ‎(hiragana: だい, romaji: dai-)

1. grande, enorme
2. la gran parte de
3. universidad

大 ‎(hiragana: おお, romaji: ō-)

1. grande
四

## Kanji

**四**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. cuatro, 4

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: し (shi)
* **Kan’on**: し (shi)
* **Kun**: よ (yo), よつ (yotsu), よっつ (yottsu), よん (yon)
* **Nanori**: あ (a), つ (tsu), よつ (yotsu)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

四 ‎(hiragana: よ, romaji: yo)

1. cuatro

四 ‎(hiragana よん, romaji yon)

1. cuatro
2. cuarto

### Numeral

四 ‎(hiragana し, romaji shi)

1. cuatro
2. cuarto
九

## Kanji

**九**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. nueve, 9

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: く (ku)
* **Kan’on**: きゅう (kyū), (historical) きう (kiu)
* **Kun**: ここの (kokono), ここのつ (九つ, kokonotsu)
* **Nanori**: いちじく (ichijiku), いちのく (ichinoku), この (kono), ひさし (hisashi)

1. nueve
2. noveno

九 ‎(hiragana: きゅう, romaji: kyū, hiragana histórico: きう)

1. nueve
2. un gran número indeterminado, una miríada, una gran mayoría
3. (adivinación) el número de yang, en oposición a 六 (roku, "seis") como el número de yin

### Numeral

九 ‎(hiragana: く, romaji: ku)

1. nueve
2. noveno

九 ‎(hiragana: きゅう, romaji: kyū, hiragana histórico: きう)

1. nueve

九 ‎(hiragana: この, romaji: kono)

1. nueve
田

## Kanji

田

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. campo de arroz, arrozal

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: でん (den)
* **Kan’on**: てん (ten)
* **Kun**: た (ta)
* **Nanori**: だ (da)

Kun'yomi

1. campo de arroz
2. campo de cultivo

#### Notas de uso

* El término *ta* puede hacer referencia a un campo húmedo como para el cultivo del arroz, o un campo seco como para otros cultivos. Este término no se refiere a un campo silvestre o prado.
Right to Remain Silent

* Follow the **target** to its destination

**Right to Remain Silent** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Martin Madrazo.

"*I like to think that the term "right to remain silent" ais equally true in the criminal world as well. There's a hotshot that's threatened my personal affairs. Find him and clear everyone you see.*"
— Martin Madrazo
## Mission summary

Martin has a new task for the player. Follow the Target to its destination, and clear everyone out.

## Mission steps

1. Locate the **target** using Trackify
2. Follow the **target** to its destination
3. Clear **them** all out

## Trivia

* This is the first mission in Grand Theft Auto: UnLocked given to the player by Martin Madrazo.
* The title of the mission is a reference to the phrase that is given upon a person's arrest, the Miranda rights.
* This is the first mission in Grand Theft Auto: UnLocked that utilizes Trackify.
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男

## Kanji

男

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. hombre

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: なん (nan)
* **Kan’on**: だん (dan)
* **Kun**: おとこ (otoko), お (o)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

男 ‎(hiragana: おとこ, romaji: otoko, hiragana histórico: をとこ)

1. hombre; persona masculina

男 ‎(hiragana: お, romaji: o, hiragana histórico: を)

1. masculino
2. un hombre
3. un esposo

男 ‎(hiragana: おのこ, romaji: onoko, hiragana histórico: をのこ)

1. un chico

男 ‎(hiragana: なん, romaji: nan)

1. hombre
2. hijo
十

## Kanji

**十**

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. diez, 10

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: じゅう (jū) < じふ (jifu), じっ (ji[p/t/k/s])
* **Kan’on**: しゅう (shū) < しふ (shifu) (lectura no jōyō)
* **Kan’yōon**: じゅっ (ju[p/t/k/s])
* **Kun**: とお (tō) < とを (towo), と (to)
* **Nanori**: い (i), か (ka), ぎ (gi), さ (sa), し (shi), そ (so), そう (sō), ち (chi), とう (tō), ね (ne), ま (ma), る (ru), わ (wa)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

十 ‎(hiragana: そ, romaji: so)

1. diez; usado en compuestos

十 ‎(hiragana: と, romaji: to)

1. diez

十 ‎(hiragana: とお, romaji: tō, hiragana histórico: とを)

1. diez

### Numeral

十 (じゅう, jū)

* 十 (とお, tō)
* 十 (と, to)

1. diez
Christian

**William Jason Reso** (born November 30, 1973) is a Canadian-American professional wrestler and actor better known by his ring name **Christian**. He is currently signed to NNJ Wrestling, where he performs on the Raw brand. He is a member of Raw's "Big 4" (Seth Rollins, Shawn Michaels, Drew McIntyre & Christian). He is currently injured with a severe concussion and a depressed skull fracture after a match with Randy Orton. He is expected to be out 3-8 months.

## Pre-Reboot

***See this blog for information regarding the pre-reboot history of NNJ Wrestling.***

### Raw (2015)

Christian was picked by Raw in the inaugural draft due to NXT picking The Wyatt Family, giving Raw an extra 2 picks.

Christian wrestled in a United States Championship match to determine the first US Champion for Raw at Survivor Series 2015. He fought against Drew McIntyre & Zandig, losing to McIntyre. The following Raw, Christian challenged McIntyre to a U.S. title match on Raw. McIntyre accepted, and Christian was defeated in the Main Event on the November 30 edition of Raw.

On the December 14 edition of Raw, after weeks of prodding McIntyre, Christian was placed in a match against Edge, who is the number one contender. Christian won after a low blow to Edge. He proceeded to attack McIntyre later in the main event, causing McIntyre to lose his match. Christian asked again for one more match, and he got his wish. He's set to take on Edge & McIntyre in a triple threat TLC match at TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2015).

## Present

### Raw (2017-)

Following the original closing of NNJ Wrestling, Christian decided to retire from professional wrestling because he "felt there was no other place for him in the industry". However, after the purchase of the company by Ned Turner, Christian approached Raw commissioner Ned Edgewalker about returning to the company. Although Christian was seen as an integral part of Raw during the original run of NNJ, Edgewalker was hesitant given Christian's health history, most namely concussions.  Christian persisted and was eventually granted a medical check by NNJ's doctors, where he passed the tests and then entered himself into the Reboot Draft as a Legend. During the draft, he was picked by Raw with the 78th overall pick.

These fears were picked apart by Christian's opponent for the inaugural episode of Raw, Randy Orton. Orton brutally attacked Christian following an RKO. Orton's attack ended with him kicking Christian's head, which was placed between a steel chair and the steel ring post. This gave Christian a depressed skull fracture, which would require surgery. This move is also what ultimately caused Christian's concussion to go along with it. Christian will be out for 3-8 months.
天

## Kanji

天

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. (*religión*) cielo
2. cielo físico

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: てん (ten)
* **Kan’on**: てん (ten)
* **Kun**: あま (ama), あめ (ame)
* **Nanori**: かみ (kami), そら (sora), たか (taka), たかし (takashi)

### Sustantivo

天 ‎(hiragana: てん, romaji: ten)

1. el cielo, (*religión*) los cielos
2. (*religión*) cielo
3. (*metafóricamente*) los dioses, providencia, destino

Kun'yomi

### Sustantivo

天 ‎(hiragana: あま, romaji: ama)

1. (*arcaico*) el cielo, (*religión*) los cielos
2. la zona superior una estufa de cocina:
	1. donde el humo se acumula en una vieja cocina usando una estufa a leña
	2. un estante o estantes por encima de la estufa
3. (*arcaico*) (*religión*) cielo

天 ‎(hiragana: あめ, romaji: ame)

1. (*arcaico*) el cielo, (*religión*) los cielos
2. (*arcaico*) (*religión*) cielo
3. (*arcaico*) el techo de un lugar
女

## Kanji

女

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

1. mujer

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: にょ (nyo)
* **Kan’on**: じょ (jo)
* **Kan’yōon**: にょう (nyō)
* **Kun**: おんな (onna), め (me), おみな (omina) ← obsoleto, おうな (ōna) ← arcaico, おな (ona) ← arcaico, おなあ (onā) ← arcaico, おなご (onago) ← arcaico
* **Nanori**: おな (ona), た (ta), つき (tsuki), な (na)

## Significados

### Sustantivo

女 ‎(hiragana: おみな, romaji: omina, hiragana histórico: をみな)

1. (*arcaico*) una mujer joven
2. (*arcaico*) una mujer

女 ‎(hiragana: おんな, romaji: onna, hiragana histórico: をんな)

1. una mujer

#### Notas de uso

* Este ha superado a *omina*, y ahora es una de las palabras japonesas estándar para *mujer*.

女 ‎(hiragana: め, romaji: me)

1. femenino
2. mujer
3. esposa

#### Notas de uso

* Utilizado más en compuestos que en solitario.
目

## Kanji

目

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: もく (moku)
* **Kan’on**: ぼく (boku)
* **Kun**: ま (ma), め (me)
* **Nanori**: さかん (sakan), さがん (sagan), さっか (sakka), さつか (satsuka)

1. ojo

目 ‎(hiragana: め, romaji: me)

1. ojo

目 ‎(hiragana: もく, romaji: moku)

1. (*taxonomía*) un orden en biología: menor que una clase, mayor que una familia
2. una pieza de juego en un juego de mesa, una piedra en el juego de go
3. un punto en el juego de go

### Verbo

目する ‎(hiragana: もくする, romaji: moku-suru)

1. al respecto, a considerar
2. ver, mirar (*poco común*)

### Afijo

目 ‎(hiragana: ぼく, romaji: boku)

1. un ojo
2. un aspecto o apariencia

### Sufijo

目 ‎(hiragana: め, romaji: -me)

1. para números ordinales (8vo u octavo, 9no o noveno)
Keith

* Promo
* Mercenary
* Hot Springs

> "*My, my...*"
>
>

> — Keith's pet phrase
>
>

**Keith** is man who stands in the 9th Regiment’s way when they search for the Earth Witch. He was once part of the Royal Knights, but now is a hired mercenary protecting the Earth Witch. He believes that he has the "fate of kings" and will one day become king of the entire world.

## Gameplay

### Combat

As the second Bow user introduced into the party, Keith carves his niche over fellow bow wielder Popo as a physically bulkier, Status Change-dealing alternative. Keith is a great asset in that he is able to debilitate enemies with little retaliation, unlike fellow status user Nonoka who is required to approach within melee range.

Despite his dexterity with a bow, Keith suffers from abysmal Agility, even having less than Archibald, meaning he is typically last in the party to have his turn and his attacks are prone to missing more often until he learns **Lock On**. He also suffers from mediocre luck, despite his skill set revolving heavily around afflicting enemies with status ailments. While he has 1 more base Leg Speed (tile movement) than Popo's 4 Leg Speed, his status as a Land unit means he cannot access the high ground as easily in order to evade enemies and further take advantage of his skills' range.

###  Skills

* **Assault Shot**: (Get when he joins) Physical attack to 1 enemy. Non-elemental, Range 2-3 Height +4, -15.
* **Sniper Shot**: (Get when he joins) Physical attack to 1 enemy. Non-elemental, Range 2-5, Height+4, -15.
* **Smoke Shot**: (Get when he joins)Pysical attack to all units in range. Adds Blind. Non-elemental, Range 2-4, Height +4, -15.
* **Flame Shot**: (Level 26)Physical attack to all units in range. Adds Burn. Fire, Range 2-3, Height +4, -15.
* **Break Shot**: (Level 28) Physical attack to all units in range. Adds Negate Move. Earth, Range 2-3, Height +4, -15.
* **Exploding Shot**: (Level 30)Physical attack to all units in range. Fire, Range 2-4, Height +4, -15.
* **Paralyze Shot**: (Level 32)Physical attack to all nearby units in range. Adds Paralysis. Non-elemental, Range 1-3, Height +4, -15.
* **Regal Audience**: (Level 35) Physical attack to 1 enemy. Negates Counter. Non-elemental, Range 1, Height 3.

## Passive Abilities

* **Lock Pick**: (Get when he joins) Unlock doors and treasure chests.
* **Anti-air**: (Level 27) Increase upward height of attacks.
* **Status Aliment+**: (Affinity Rank 1): Increases ailment success rate.
虫

## Kanji

虫

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1, shinjitai kanji, forma kyūjitai: 蟲)

1. insecto, bicho

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: じゅう (jū) (lectura no jōyō)
* **Kan’on**: ちゅう (chū)
* **Kun**: むし (mushi)
* **Nanori**: む (mu)

## Kanji

虫

(Hyōgai kanji poco común)

* **Goon**: け (ke)
* **Kan’on**: き (ki)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: じゅう (jū) (lectura no jōyō)
* **Kan’on**: ちゅう (chū)
* **Kun**: むし (mushi)
* **Nanori**: む (mu)

### Sustantivo

虫 ‎(shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji: 蟲, hiragana: むし, katakana: ムシ, romaji: mushi)

1. un insecto; un bicho; un gusano
2. una persona que vive para una sola cosa
3. un pensamiento que está en el fondo de la mente
人

## Kanji

人

(Kyōiku kanji - Nivel 1)

## Lecturas

* **Goon**: にん (nin)
* **Kan’on**: じん (jin)
* **Kun**: ひと (hito), り (ri)
* **Nanori**: じ (ji), と (to), ね (ne), ひこ (hiko), ふみ (fumi)

1. persona
2. humano
3. alguien más

1. gente

#### Notas de uso

* La lectura *nin* se utiliza cuando se cuentan tres personas o más. Al contar una o dos personas como en 一人 ‎(*hitori*, "una persona") o 二人 ‎(*futari*, "dos personas"), la lectura es り ‎(*-ri*).

### Sufijo

人 ‎(hiragana: じん, romaji: -jin)

1. persona de ese grupo
2. persona que hace la actividad de la palabra con el sufijo
Kanji

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Los Plantilla:Nihongo son los sinogramas utilizados en la escritura del idioma japonés.

Dada la cercanía de Japón con China, cuando los japoneses quisieron empezar a escribir, la influencia china era tan fuerte en la cultura japonesa que simplemente importó muchos conocimientos, entre ellos la escritura. Los *kanji* son uno de los tres sistemas de escritura japoneses junto con los silabarios hiragana y katakana, para los que existen reglas generales a la hora de combinarlos, pues cada uno tiene una función diferente.

Los *kanji* se utilizan en su mayoría para expresar conceptos, a diferencia del chino, donde pueden emplearse también en su carácter fonético. Asimismo existen combinaciones de *kanji* que no obedecen a su significado original y que solo se toman por su valor fonético. A estas combinaciones se les denomina «ateji» (当て字). Como ejemplos tenemos «ofuro» (お風呂, baño) y «sewa» (世話, cuidado, atención). En todo caso, dichas combinaciones fonéticas no son, ni mucho menos, tan frecuentes como en el idioma chino.

A cada *kanji* le corresponde un significado y se usa como determinante de la raíz de la palabra; las derivaciones, conjugaciones y accidentes se expresan mediante el *kana* (en especial de *hiragana*), que en dicho caso se denomina *okurigana*. De esta forma, conviven tanto el sistema de escritura autóctono (pero derivado de la misma escritura han) y el sistema importado.

El japonés mantiene prácticamente inalterados los kanji, al igual que Taiwán y Hong Kong, aunque hubo una simplificación en algunos kanjis complejos. El cambio no fue tan drástico como en China continental, donde fueron reformados durante la Revolución Cultural de los años 60.

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Kyōiku kanji

Kyōiku kanji (教育漢字? literalmente "kanjis de educación"), también conocidos como Gakunenbetsu kanji haitōhyō (学年別漢字配当表? literalmente "lista de kanjis por año escolar") es una lista de 1026 kanjis y sus respectivas lecturas definida por el MEXT​ que dicen qué kanjis y qué lecturas, debe aprender un escolar japonés cada año académico en la escuela primaria. Esta lista fue creada en el 1946 con el fin de unificar la educación de la lengua japonesa en todas las escuelas primarias del país. Aunque esta lista esté diseñada para los escolares japoneses, también puede ser usada por estudiantes no nativos del idioma.

### Versiones de la lista de Kyōiku kanji

* 1946 creada con 881 caracteres.
* 1977 expandida a 996 caracteres.
* 1982 expandida a 1,006 caracteres.
* 2020 expandida a 1,026 caracteres.

## Lista ordenada por niveles

Nota 1: Muchos kanjis tienen complejos significados y matices, o expresan conceptos no encontrados en nuestra lengua. En estos casos los significados dados serán los más parecidos y adecuados.

Nota 2: En la lectura Kun , lo escrito después de - va escrito en Okurigana y no en kanji .

Para ver los grados
Safehouses

Safehouses are purchasable properties in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked, which can be used to lay low, store vehicles, weapons, and more. Safehouses host various other activities as well.

## Description

Safehouses can be purchased right at the start of creating your character. Safehouses range from Apartments, to Homes, Garages, and Mansions. They can be used to lay low after a bounty has been put on the player, or after they have been put on the All Points Bulletin.

Players are able to store vehicles, lay low after a heist, watch T.V, shower, sleep, drink, among various other things as well. A weapons cache can be added to a safehouse, allowing the player to store weapons that are no longer needed, as well as possessions.

## Customization

Upgrades are available for Safehouses. Players can also customize the interiors and exteriors of their properties. These upgrades can be purchased from overlyexpensiveinteriordesign.com via the in-game internet.

A list of the available upgrades are:

* Pool Table
* Dart Board
* Weapons Cache
* Rugs and Carpeting
* Wallpapers and Colors
* Furniture

## Categories

Properties come in various classes - Garages, ranging from $10k - $50k+, Apartments, ranging from $5k - $500k, Houses, ranging from $25k - $600k, and Mansions, ranging from $750k to $4,000,000.
Matthieu Patton

1st Commander of the Movement of 67

* Leading the secession from the Second United Empire triggering the Maassan War

## Personal Life

### Born

Matthieu Howard Levi Patton17 March 3218

Alane, Caiafa, SUEK

### Died

4 October 3269 (aged 51)Mondo II, Mondo, OR

### Spouse(s)

Megan Parthou (lover)

**Matthieu Howard Levi Patton** (March 17, 3218 - 4 October, 3269) was the founder, leader and first commander of the Movement of 67 until his death.
Fleeca Heist - Hack

* Hack into the **Fleeca network**

"*While this isn't necessary, it will be helpful if you don't want yo get your hands dirty when you open the vault. I sent an app to your phone that will allow you to break into their network. Get close enough so you can access their wifi hotspot and begin the break-in. And don't get yourself noticed.*"
— Gary Mitnick
Fleeca Heist - Hack is one of two optional setup missions for the Fleeca Heist in the Heists content update.

## Setup summary

The player heads toward the targeted Fleeca franchise and breaks into their network.

## Mission steps

1. Arrive at targeted **Fleeca bank**
2. Open **VLSI** on phone and break into the network
3. Leave the area

## Trivia

* This mission takes very little time due to it's player requirements.
Mile High Jack

* Kill the **Professionals**
* Steal the **documents**

**Mile High Jack** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Martin Madrazo.

"*You're not afraid of heights, yes? Good. More information has been found on me, and a group of professionals are selling it to someone on the highrise under construction. You know what to do.*"
— Martin Madrazo
## Mission summary

Martin hires the player to steal back important documents against him on a highrise under construction.

## Mission steps

1. Go to the top of the**highrise**
2. Kill the **Professionals**
3. Steal the **documents**
4. Deliver the **documents** to Martin

## Trivia

* The term "Mile High Jack" is a reference to "Mile High Club" which means having sexual intercourse on a plane.
Criminal Organizations

Criminal Organizations are a possible umbrella-faction in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked. Criminal Organizations are much larger than Crews.

## Description

Criminal Organizations may be established by players assuming the role of a criminal. The main goal of a criminal organization is to be high in numbers and to make as much money as possible.

Criminal Organizations specialize more in smaller jobs and heists, since their large size could be catastrophic if a large heist was planned, thus risking the entire organization from being raided by Law Enforcement.

Members of a criminal organization are simply told to follow orders, perform jobs, return to Headquarters when a State of Emergency (SoE) is alerted and to stay loyal to the group.
I like things clean

* Kill the **agents**

**Do not hesitate** is a mission in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked given to the player by Karen Daniels.

"*You know, this makes me angry. Seeing more corrupt agents. I like things clean, you know. Clean out the entire precinct of corrupt members.*"
— Karen Daniels
## Mission summary

More corrupt FIB agents have been discovered. Clean the precinct of all corrupt members at the meeting.

## Mission steps

1. Arrive at the **corrupt agents'** meeting
2. Kill the **agents**
3. Leave the area
Fleeca Heist

* Go inside
	+ **(CC)** Control the crowd
	+ **(MT)** Break open the **vault**
		- **(MT)** Hack if possible
* **(MT)** Drill the **vault**
* **(MT)** Steal the **cash**
* **(CC)** Hold off the **cops**

"*You're ready - You scratched my back and now I'll scratch yours. Pick one of the Fleeca joints and rob the place blind. I'll be covering your ass by attempting to scramble the police radio. Don't fuck it up.*"
— Gary Mitnick
**The Fleeca Heist** is the first heist in the Heists content update. Players can choose which Fleeca franchise they wish to rob, unlike other Heists.

## Summary

Players pick a Fleeca location and assign roles. Once they arrive, the two teams do their tasks, take the cash and leave as fast as possible.

## Planning

### Setups

If players have completed the setup missions (Hack and/or Kuruma) they can hack into the network to open the vault and/or use an Armored Kuruma to escape the police. Completing both setups will slow police response time.

### Teams

There are two teams during this Heist. **Crowd Control (CC)** and **Money Team (MT)**. Crowd Control will control the hostages to make sure they don't make any dumb moves while Money Team will break into the vault (or hack it) and get the cash.

### Cuts

The take from the heist is potentially $200,000. The leader must decide the cut for each player before executing the Heist via the Planning Board.

## Heist steps

* Arrive at targeted **Fleeca Bank**
* Go inside
	+ **(CC)** Take out the **cameras** and control the **crowd**
	+ **(MT)** Break open the **vault**
		- **(MT)** Vault can be hacked if Paleto Job - Hack setup is completed

* **(MT)** Drill the **vault** and steal the **cash**
* **(CC)** Hold off the **cops**
* Lose your **wanted level**

## All Points Bulletin

All players who participated in the Heist must stay low for 12 in game hours due to the All Points Bulletin that is placed on them.

## Tips

* Avoid getting shot especially if you're the player carrying the cash. Any time you get shot a bit of the take is lost.
* Blocking the entrance to the bank with a vehicle can supply good cover.
Paleto Job - Military Hardware

* Steal the **Barracks**
* Lose **wanted level**

"*The Blaine County Savings Bank will have a lot of money. That much money being stolen will definitely put a big target on your head. I've located a shipment of heavy armor that should protect you during the job. Intercept the military convoy, steal the gear, and pull off the score when you're ready.*"
— Gary Mitnick
Paleto Job - Military Hardware is one of two optional setup missions for the Paleto Job in the Heists content update.

## Setup summary

The player(s) intercept a military convoy and steal some heavy armor.

## Mission steps

1. Intercept the **convoy**
2. Steal the **Barracks**
3. Lose **wanted level**
4. Drop off the **Barracks** at **Gary's lockup**

## Trivia

* The military uses advanced rifles, so they can deal a good bit of damage to vulnerable players.
Money

"*I'll fill your pockets with money and all you gotta do is take a little vacation.* "
―Michael De Santa

**Money** is an integral element in Grand Theft Auto UnLocked. It is a statistic primarily represented by a counter on the player's HUD as for the amount of money in their bank. Jobs are often emphasized as a reliable source of income, but the player may resort to other means of obtaining money in the server.

Money is used primarily for purchasing property, customization items, and weapons. Whilst playing GTA UL, if a plaer is killed, a fraction of their cash will be dropped for other players to pick up for a short time.
Paleto Job

* Go inside
	+ **(CC)** Control the crowd
	+ **(MT)** Break open the **vault**
		- **(MT)** Hack if possible
* **(MT)** Drill the **vault**
* **(MT)** Steal the **cash**
* **(CC)** Hold off the **cops**

"*The Fleeca Heist was was a huge success. Now why don't we try something bigger? There is a bank in Paleto Bay that is ripe for the picking. You know what to do.*"
— Gary Mitnick
**The Paleto Job** is the second heist in the Heists content update.

## Summary

Players are assigned to rob the Blaine County Savings Bank and assign roles. Once they arrive, the two teams perform their tasks, take the cash and leave as fast as possible.

## Planning

### Setups

If players have completed the setup missions (Hack and/or Military Hardware) they can hack into the network to open the vault and/or use heavy armor during the escape. Completing both setups will slow police response time.

### Teams

There are two teams for this Heist. **Crowd Control (CC)** and **Money Team (MT)**. Crowd Control will control the hostages to make sure they don't make any dumb moves while Money Team will break into the vault (or hack it) and get the cash.

### Cuts

The potential take for the heist is $1,500,000. The leader must decide the cut for each player before executing the Heist via the Planning Board.

## Heist steps

* Arrive at **Blaine County Savings Bank**
* Go inside
	+ **(CC)** Take out the **cameras** and control the **crowd**
	+ **(MT)** Break open the **vault**
		- **(MT)** Vault can be hacked if Paleto Job - Hack setup is completed

* **(MT)** Drill the **vault** and steal the **cash**
* **(CC)** Hold off the **cops**
	+ If Military Hardware has been completed, players can utilize juggernaut armor.
* Lose your **wanted level**

## All Points Bulletin

All players who participated in the Heist must stay low for 48 in game hours due to the All Points Bulletin that is placed on them.

## Tips

* Avoid getting shot especially if you're the player carrying the cash. Any time you get shot a bit of the take is lost.
* Heavy armor can be used on all members of the heist crew - or just a few. The host can assign individual outfits to individual members. This can be useful in order to make a distraction to let the other members carrying cash get away.