Connor (CyberLife Tower)

*This article is about the Connor-60 character. For other meanings, see Connor (disambiguation).*

## Connor-60

### Aliases

RK800 #313 248 317 - 60
New Connor

## About

### Portrayed by:

Bryan Dechart

**RK800 #313 248 317 - 60** or **Connor** is a RK800 model android and a major antagonist in deviant Connor's storyline. He is an advanced prototype that is designed to assist humans in investigating cases involving deviant androids.

He only appears if Connor becomes deviant and succeeds at disarming the trap set up by CyberLife security in CyberLife Tower. His mission is to destroy the deviant Connor.

## Biography

### Early game

RK800 #313 248 317 - 60 is an RK800 model android. The RK800s are sent by CyberLife to deal with the issue of deviant androids, one by one whenever one gets destroyed.

If Connor deviates in "Crossroads" and lives to reach chapter "Battle for Detroit", Connor-60 has been activated by CyberLife to stop him.

### Battle for Detroit

If Protagonist Connor becomes Deviant and survives to reach the chapter "Battle for Detroit - Connor at the CyberLife Tower", Connor-60 will confront him there to stop him from converting the androids on CyberLife Tower's Floor -49.

If Hank committed suicide, Connor-60 appears alone and ambushes Connor by shooting him. If Hank is alive, Connor-60 has lured in Hank by impersonating Connor, and has taken him to the confrontation as a hostage, threatening Hank's life and forcing Connor to choose between Hank and the android revolution.

Depending on events, it can end as follows:

* Connor-60 is killed by Hank or Connor, either succeeding or failing to prevent the androids' waking.
* Connor-60 lives while the deviant Connor is killed; he may have succeeded or failed in preventing Connor from waking the androids.
	+ The dying Connor initiates a transfer, swapping the RK800s' consciousnesses. Connor-60 dies in the Deviant Connor's damaged body, while the latter continues on in Connor-60's body and awakens the androids.
* Connor-60 lives, killing both Hank and the deviant Connor, and prevents the androids from waking.

**Alternatively**, if Protagonist Connor-51 dies and returns 9 times, his next iteration is (or would be) serial number "-60", reachable in chapter "Battle for Detroit" if on the Machine Path. In this capacity he is an iteration of Protagonist Connor, hence see Connor's biography, Chapter "Battle for Detroit - Connor's Last Mission".

## Abilities

This Connor is speculated to have physical abilities on par (likely the same) with the deviant Connor, and can use a handgun. Check Connor's article for the abilities of Connor models.

## Appearance

As an RK800, Connor-60 is visually identical to protagonist Connor, with the exception of the serial number printed on his jacket. Connor-60 also appears to be left-handed. He wears the standard RK800 attire of a semi-formal jacket, white shirt, tie, and dark jeans.

This Connor has access to the uploaded memory of the deviant Connor and is capable of imitating his mannerism and behavior to an extraordinary degree, to the extent that Hank Anderson is fooled by him.

## Personality

As a non-deviant, this Connor exhibits the exact behavior of the protagonist Connor if he chooses to stay a machine, having never experienced the events that led to Connor becoming deviant. However, he expresses a more extreme version of that behavior: He shows disappointment in deviant Connor over his betrayal of Amanda, CyberLife and his machine nature. He expresses a level of unmatched sadism as he berates his deviant predecessor while he simultaneously mortally wounds him. He taunts the other Connor with killing Hank. He also lies (albeit in a panicked state) when he doesn't know that much about Hank.

Despite his programing and machine nature, Connor-60 has been shown to demonstrate (or imitate at the very least) human emotion and qualities. He's seen panicking if deviant Connor awakens the androids or if Hank figures out who is the deviant Connor. He has some level of integrity when he states he will only kill Hank depending on the deviant's choices, as in every ending where the deviant chooses to save Hank, Connor-60 will spare Hank. When outsmarted by his predecessor, 60 demonstrates a level of sportsmanship when he congratulates his predecessor on his victory.

Hank despises this android to mock him with imitation of Connor's behavior and calls him a "*Sack of shit"*, also stating that the non-deviant is full of lies.

## Relationships

### Amanda

While this Connor states that he follows Amanda's will to remain a machine, Amanda shows a contrary reaction if deviant Connor succeeds in converting the androids in CyberLife Tower. While Amanda sees both the machine and the protagonist as tools of CyberLife, she (representing CyberLife) sees deviancy as an unexpected but welcome outcome, claiming Connor's deviancy is one possibility that surpasses the expectations of CyberLife. Therefore, she sees the failure of machine Connor against the deviant a favorable outcome.

Amanda ultimately prefers a deviant that can be controlled over a non-deviant (which is designed to be controlled), but not before proving the deviant is stronger than its counterpart. Considering CyberLife could already activate all androids in the basement before Connor arrives, thwarting the converting process in advance, it is heavily implied this Connor is used as a tool specifically to test the deviancy and societal capability of the protagonist, and Hank Anderson is unknowingly chosen as a test subject of Connor's acceptance in society. It is probable that the non-deviant knows about CyberLife's plan by revealing Connor "winning" against him should the deviant succeed in swapping bodies after being shot by the machine. Possibly being further supported when the deviant Connor dies after successfully activating the androids despite the machine executing him; only in this case will the machine express a level of fear and panic while openly trying to deny his failure ("No, I can't have failed.").

### Connor (Deviant)

Connor-60 openly admits that he views deviant Connor as a failure and a disappointment. He is especially sadistic toward the deviant Connor. If Hank has already committed suicide and Connor-60 confronts deviant Connor on his own, or if Connor chooses Save Hank followed by Convert, Connor-60 will shoot him, damaging vital biocomponents. He then lectures Connor on how he has been a letdown and shoots him several other times before finishing him off. However, it can also be said that Connor-60 shows a certain level of respect for deviant Connor. If deviant Connor transfers into Connor-60's body, Connor-60, trapped in the dying body of deviant Connor, will congratulate him on "winning"(for the moment).

### Hank Anderson

Just like any other version of a machine Connor, Hank expresses great disdain and resentment towards Connor-60. Connor-60 used his identical appearance and uploaded memories in order trick Hank long enough to be taken hostage at the Cyberlife tower. Connor-60 himself views Hank as a liability to the deviant, and if both Connor-60 and Hank survive, the former will openly blame the latter for being the reason his predecessor was killed. Furthermore, Connor-60 himself will not express a form of reluctance or hesitation in mortally wounding Hank, should the deviant sacrifice Hank via converting the androids. Alternatively, Connor-60 does initially express he'll give mercy or restraint towards Hank if the deviant is compliant (when the deviant asks "Guarantee", the machine openly states: "I'll only do what is strictly necessary to accomplish my mission. It's up to you whether or not that includes killing this human."). This is further evidenced if Connor-60 succeeds with the deviant dying and Hank survives the encounter, Connor-60 will only go so far as to taunt Hank, but then he'll leave Hank at the tower still alive.

## Killed Victims

his list shows the victims Connor-60 has killed:

* Connor (Direct or Caused, Determinant)
* Hank Anderson (Determinant)
* Markus (Determinant)
* North (Determinant)

## Possible Deaths

**Connor at CyberLife Tower**

* Killed By: Hank Anderson *(Determinant) (If he did not commit suicide)*

1. If Connor answers Hank’s questions correctly, Hank will shoot Connor-60 in the head.

* Killed By: Connor *(Determinant)*

1. If Connor chooses to sacrifice Hank or Hank committed suicide, Connor-60 will wound and approach Connor to execute him. Connor has the option to transfer his mind to Connor-60; If successful, Connor-60 will shut down in Connor's old body as a result.
2. When Connor-60 gets close enough, Connor can choose to shoot him in the head.

**Markus' Revolution**

* Killed By: Markus/North *Determinant) (If Connor remained a machine and died ay every opportunity)*

1. If Markus is the only survivor of the revolution or North is the leader, they will flee to a CyberLife store. Connor-60 will confront the deviant leader and decides whether to "Spare" or "Shoot" Markus/North. If Connor-60 hesitates for long enough, the Deviant Leader will draw for a gun and both individuals will shoot each other.

## Notes

* This Connor will always have the serial number #313 248 317 - 60, regardless of how many times Protagonist Connor has died before infiltrating CyberLife Tower.
* Protagonist Deviant Connor can never reach Connor-60's serial number by dying. A Deviant Connor can at most die 7 times and thus come up to number "-58", as dying in "Crossroads" or "Night of the Soul" redirects him to the Machine Path. A Machine Connor can die 9 times and thus come up to number "-60", however the serial number on Connor's jacket will still say "-59" when confronting either Markus or North in "Battle for Detroit" even after dying at the rooftop as "-59". Deviant Connor can however acquire Connor-60's body (thus his model number "-60") via a direct consciousness transfer during their confrontation.
* If Connor was able to wake up the android and dies with Hank, Connor-60 will panic when the androids wake up.
* If Deviant Protagonist Connor successfully transfers bodies with Connor-60, Protagonist Connor will keep the number 60 on his jacket till the end of the game.
* If Connor decided to sacrifice Hank, there's an unused quote in the game's script in which Connor-60 responds: "You call yourself a deviant, but you haven’t changed. You’re still willing to sacrifice everything to accomplish your goal. Even the man you called your 'friend'… You’re just a machine, Connor. Just a machine. "
* In another deleted fight scene, Connor had a third opportunity among "save Hank" and "sacrifice Hank" labeled "shoot", to which Connor-60 reacts by using Hank as a human shield once Connor opens fire. The action would've resulted in Connor-60's or Hank's immediant death, dependant on QTE Success/Failure.
* If Connor decides to save Hank and then does nothing, Connor-60 will push back Hank, shoot Connor in the head and then proceed to shoot him again, a total of eleven times.

## Quotes

* > *"Step back, Connor! And I'll spare him."* - Connor-60 reveling he took Hank hostage.
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* > *"Your friend's life is in your hands. Now it's time to decide what matters most! Him... Or the revolution."* - Connor-60 delivering his ultimatum to Deviant Connor.
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* > *"I have access to your memory! I know you developed some kind of attachment to him. Are you really ready to let him to die? After all you've been through? Are you really going to turn your back on who you've become?"* - Connor-60 calling out the deviant's "BLUFF".
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* > *"Very moving, Connor... But I'm not a deviant. I'm a machine designed to accomplish a task, and that's exactly what I am going to do!"* - Connor-60 rejecting deviant Connor's attempt to "CONVINCE".
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* > *"Why, Connor? Why did you have to wake up... when all you had to do was obey? Why did you choose freedom... when you could live without asking questions? (shoots) I'm obedient, Connor. I have a goal. I know what I am." (shoots)* - Connor-60 questioning deviant Connor, while shooting him.
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* > "*Look where your dreams of freedom got you, Connor... You've been great a disappointment to Amanda, you know. You've been great a disappointment to me... Fortunately, that's all going to end now. Any last words?" -* After Protagonist Connor disobeys Amanda,Connor-60 expresses his disappointment in him.
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* > "*Well done, Connor... But this. This is just. The beginning...*" - After Protagonist Connor transfers himself Connor-60's body, Connor-60 says his last words to Connor before immediately shut down.
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* > "*I knew about your son too! I would have said exactly the same thing! Don't listen to him, Hank, I'm the one who-"* - After Protagonist Connor correctly names Sumo and Cole, Connor-60 says his last words to Hank before he's shot in the head by him and immediately shut down.
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* > "*He really liked you lieutenant. That's what killed him.*" - After Connor-60 kills Protagonist Connor if he did nothing after choosing to Save Hank, Connor-60 will turn to Hank and blame Hank for causing his predecessor to become compassionate before walking away.
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* > "*Wrong choice, Lieutenant! I've accomplished my mission. You can kill me if you want, doesn't matter anymore. Another Connor will take my place.*" - After Hank accidently kills the deviant Connor when the deviant guesses the wrong name for Hank's son, Connor-60 will announce his victory and insult Hank before he leaves.
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## Gallery

### Images

Connor-60 threatening to kill Hank.Connor-60 fighting Connor.Connor-60 about to execute Connor.Connor-60 listening to Connor's persuasion attempt.Connor-60 taunting Connor with Hank's life.Connor-60 insisting Hank that he shoot Connor.Connor-60 attempting to convince Hank.Connor-60 pleading with Hank.Connor-60 telling Hank it's pointless to kill him.Connor-60 shooting Connor multiple times.Connor-60 blaming Hank for Connor's death.Connor 60 shutting down in Connor's damaged body after Connor transferred himself into Connor-60's body.
### Videos

Detroit-DBH - Deviant Connor vs Android Connor. Android Connor - All Outcomes
## References

1. ↑ What if Hank Doesn't Show up at Cyberlife - Every Single Choice