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**Element of Destruction Pack** is downloadable content for *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The DLC comes with an explosive element to all four active Super Powers, all of which can devastate a large group of enemies in one hit and weaken a Warden if it is frozen.

Elemental effects are especially effective against large groups of weak enemies, even more if many pedestrians are in the area, but its effects are weak against strong enemies.

Blast is a fireball that explodes, then makes any enemy killed by the explosion explode in return with the same effect. This can virtually make an infinite chain of explosions if enough targets are within explosion radius, and is perfect to decimate large groups of weak enemies, such as in survival waves.

Telekinesis, Stomp and Buff turn NPCs in affected areas into bombs that explode after a short time, once again with chain reaction effect though less powerful than Blast.

## Trivia

* The sound of the explosive stop is the same as the Reaper Drone rockets in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## References

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Four-20 103.6

**DJ** | * Errol 'DJ Gringo' Anglin
* DJ Ziggy
 **City** | * Stilwater
 **Games** | * *Saints Row*
* *Saints Row 2*
* *Saints Row IV*

**Four-20 103.6** AKA **103.6 420 FM** AKA **Four 20 103.6** is a Radio Station in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row IV*.

## *Saints Row*

### DJ

**Errol 'DJ Gringo' Anglin** is the DJ for Four-20 103.6 in *Saints Row*.

### Tracklist

* African Roots Act 1 - "Addis Adaba Dub"
* Beat Pharmacy - "Slow Down"
* Eek-A-Mouse - "Jamaicanese"
* Horace Andy - "Live In The City"
* Horace Andy - "Stop The Fuss"
* Jah Batta - "Informa"
* Jah Woosh - "Riding Melody"
* Love Joys - "All I Can Say"
* Prince Douglas - "Tongue Shall Tell Dub"
* Scotty - "Draw Your Brakes"
* Sugar Minott - "International Herb"
* Tapper Zukie - "Man Ah Warrior"
* The Pioneers - "Time Hard"
* U-Roy - "Way Down South"
* Wayne Jarret - "You And I"

## *Saints Row 2*

Most Sons of Samedi vehicles are set to this station.

### DJ

The DJ in *Saints Row 2* is **DJ Ziggy**, voiced by Andrew Kishino.

### Quotes

* DJ Ziggy makes reference to the fact no one knows Playa's name when he plays "Who am I".

### Tracklist

* Buju Banton - "Hey Boy"
* Dennis Brown - "Stop the Fussing and Fighting"
* Born Jamericans- "Boom Shak A-Tack (Dancehall Remix)"
* Beenie Man - "Who Am I"
* Eek-a-Mouse - "Ganja Smuggling"
* Ninjaman - "Guns Out"
* Mr. Vegas - "Heads High"
* Barrington Levy - "Here I Come"
* Elephant Man - "Krazy"
* Vybz Kartel - "Picture This"
* Chaka Demus and Pliers - "Murder She Wrote"

### DJ

Mr. Sunshine is the radio host for Four 20 103.6 in *Saints Row IV*.

### Tracklist

* Born Jamericans - "Cease & Seckle"
* Charly Black and J Capri - "Whine and Kotch"
* Delroy Wilson - "You Never Get Away'"
* Dennis Brown - "Milk and Honey"
* Early B - "History Of Jamaica"
* Easy Star All-Stars - "One Likkle Draw"
* Eek-A-Mouse - "Wa Do Dem"
* Max Romeo - "Juks"
* Ranking Dread - "Fattie Boom Boom"
* Super Beagle - "Dust A Sound Boy"
* Tenor Saw - "Ring the Alarm"
* The In-Crowd - "Mango Walk"
* Toots And The Maytals - "Pressure Drop"
* Wayne Smith - "Under Mi Sleng Teng"

## Trivia

* The name of the radio station and the way it is pronounced (four-twenty) comes from the cannabis subculture reference of 4/20.
* DJ Ziggy's name may come from reggae singer Ziggy Marley.
* The song listed in the game and in the credits as Dennis Brown's "Stop the Fussing and Fighting" is actually Dennis Brown's "Together Brothers". The station's jingle does feature a fragment from "Stop the Fussing and Fighting".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:
2. ↑ **Game**: *Saints Row*
3. ↑ **Credits**: Saints Row credits
4. ↑ **Note**: Verified with multiple vehicles
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 **Note**: Available in the Playlist Editor at the start of the game.

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Ezpata

**Gang** | Los Carnales SR
 **Unlocked after** | House Call SR
 **City Income** | $200 SR
 * ChinatownSR1
* Southern Cross
* Encanto
* Wardill AirportSR1
* The MillsSR2
* CoppertonSR2

**Ezpata** is a neighborhood in the Barrio District of Stilwater.

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### *Saints Row 2*

Ezpata is controlled by The Brotherhood until the mission "Bank Error in Your Favor", despite the Stilwater Savings & Loan being located in Southern Cross.

## Locations

* Barrio Transit Depot Station
* Lopez Mansion (In *Saints Row 2* this is considered to be part of Cecil Park due to adjusted borders between Neighborhoods.)

### Stores

* Sloppy Seconds (*Saints Row*)
* Brass Knuckles (*Saints Row 2*)

## Trivia

* The game files for *Saints Row 2* reference a disabled Crib known as the **Barrio Hacienda Crib**. It is thought to be the building labelled **El Hoyo Motel** in the final version (or perhaps the other building that uses the same model nearby to the southeast).
* The unused Novin Used Cars store has Radio ads and is mentioned by David on 108.0 WMD KBOOM FM.

## References

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Eiswolf

The **Eiswolf** is a vehicle in *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Eiswolf seats 4 people and is sometimes driven by Pimps in the Red Light District, as well as being driven by civilians in the Downtown District.

### *Saints Row*

Luz has a red variant of an Eiswolf which is Unlocked in the Garage after the mission "What Goes Up...". It has a Los Carnales symbol as a hood ornament, as well as custom spinners with her initials in gold and 5 Carnales symbols attached around it, the rim behind her spinners is Luxury type.

A unique **Eiswolf** is provided in the Westside Rollerz Escort activity in Misty Lane, and can be kept by exiting the activity.

### *Saints Row 2*

The Eiswolf is featured in the mission Laundry Day, when it is bought as a money laundering purchase, and is wanted by the Chop Shop in the Truck Yard District. As well, it is also used in the Escort activity in Red Light district.

Julius also owns a black Eiswolf that is unlocked after completing the Revelation bonus mission, this version is not custom, and is fully customizable.

## Modifications

*Saints Row*
The Eiswolf has a total of 17 Vehicle Customization options.

Mods
* 3 Bumpers
* 3 Hoods
* 2 Roofs
* 2 Body Kits
* 4 Spoilers
* 3 Rims

Paints
* Body Color
* Trim Color
* Rim Color
* Window Tint

*Saints Row 2*
The Eiswolf has a total of 17 Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Industrial Rims available. The available Wheel Sizes are 5-12 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-2.

Mods
* 3 Bumpers
* 3 Hoods
* 2 Roofs
* 2 Body Kits
* 4 Spoilers
* 3 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color (2 sections)
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

*Saints Row IV*
The Eiswolf has a total of 30 modification options. The available Wheel Sizes are 21-24 and the available Wheel Widths are 0-4.

Mods
* 6 Hoods
* 3 Bumpers
* 4 Side Skirts
* 2 Light Covers
* 4 Spoilers
* 4 Grills
* 2 Mirrors
* 2 Roofs
* 3 Hood Ornaments

Paints
* Body Color (2 sections)
* Trim Color (3 sections)
* Rim Color
* Window Tint
* Interior Color
* Misc. Color

## Variants

*Saints Row*
* Standard (97%)
* Bling (3%)
* Escort (0%) (Non-customisable)
* Luz (0%) (Non-customisable)

*Saints Row 2*
* Standard (60%)
* Bling (20%)
* Escort (0%) (Non-customisable)
* beater (20%)
* Chop\_Shop (0%)
* Julius (0%)
* Ronin Mission 02 (0%)

*Saints Row IV*
* average (85%)
* ultimate (15%)
* VK (0%) (Non-customisable)
* Topless (0%)
* viceking (0%)
* SaintsRetro (0%)
* Saints (0%)

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row* is #3479653 (#Eiswolf).
* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row 2* is #1053.
* There is no Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row IV*.
* Eiswolf is German for "Icewolf".
* It resembles a Lexus GS, as well as a Toyota Avalon. The front of the Eiswolf in Saints Row IV resembles a 2007 Saab 9-5.
* Female Members of The Brotherhood in *Saints Row IV* wear a top that has a decal of the *Eiswolf* logo.[*screenshot?*]

## References

1. ↑ **Activity**: Westside Rollerz Escort activity in Misty Lane

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Genki Girl Pack

**Vehicles** | Yes

The **Genki Girl Pack** is a DLC pack for *Saints Row: The Third*.

*Drive in Genki Girl style with this assortment of vehicles. Sad Panda sports a dune buggy, Angry Tiger has her motorcycle, and Sexy Kitten drives a special sports car. Each of these rides is themed after the girls themselves, and pack a deadly surprise!*— Official description

## Overview

This DLC pack unlocks 3 Vehicles based on the Genki Girls. Nothing else is included in this pack. It was released on the 3rd of July, 2012.

Angry Tiger
A vehicle based on the Kaneda
Sexy Kitten
A vehicle based on the Vortex
Sad Panda
A vehicle based on the Saints Raider

## Trivia

* These Genki Girl Vehicles should not to be confused with the "Sexy Kitten Rides": Pink Solar, Pink Criminal, Pink Kayak; or the Genki Girls themselves, all of which are unlockables in Genkibowl VII.
* The Genki Girls do not drive these vehicles when called as Homies.
* In the Genki Girl Pack trailer, the Sad Panda is erroneously called a Saints Crusader.
* The underglow of these vehicles are the colours of the Syndicate.

## References

1. ↑ **Xbox Marketplace**: Genki Girl Pack

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Elysian Fields

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**Elysian Fields** is a Neighborhood in the Trailer Park District of Stilwater.

## Overview

**Elysian Fields** is the only neighborhood in the **Trailer Park** District, and consists wholly of a trailer park named *Elysian Fields* which is mostly inhabited by Rednecks and low-income families. Many cheap cars drive around this neighborhood.

Elysian Fields was built during the 5-year renovation project, and is part of the Suburbs Expansion. The area is still under construction, with many utility vehicles driving around and builders working in the area.

Elysian Fields is secretly under control by the Sons of Samedi, who use use several Mobile home trailers as Loa Dust drug labs, which Playa must destroy during the Elysian Fields Trailer Park stronghold mission, in order to acquire this neighborhood.

## Locations

There are no usable stores in this neighborhood, but contains an enterable Coin Op Laundry housing a laundromat, games arcade, and liquor store, as well a small business named Crazy Eddy's End of the Road which sells cheap coffins.

There are four activities available in this neighborhood: two Racing activities, a Hitman and a Heli Assault, as well as a Ho-ing diversion. The Hitman target, Larry, is a Rich TV producer living in a trailer in this area.

The Coin Op Laundry's arcade contains a usable Zombie Uprising machines.

In the middle of Elysian Fields, there are three trailers stacked on top of each other, with art made of scrap metal surrounding the lot, the Trailers here are accessible by either breaking down a door to a trailer on the ground level, or going onto the top of a trailer and opening a functioning door.

## Trivia

* The Elysian Fields is a place within the Underworld, the Greek Mythological afterlife. The Elysian Fields are the final resting places of the souls of the heroic and the virtuous, similar to "heaven" from Christian mythology.
* A boarded up entrance to the Cemetery Sex Cavern is located behind Crazy Eddy's End of the Road.
* There is an unsolid tree stump on shoreline of the Trailer Park district.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:
2. ↑ **Image**:

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Customization Items in Saints Row: The Third

**Customization Items**, such as Clothing, Jewelry and Tattoos, are a feature of *Saints Row*, *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: The Third*, and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

Clothing is bought at various Clothing Stores, Jewelry is available at On Thin Ice or Bling Bling and Tattoos is available at Rusty's Needle.

After being purchased once, Jewelry and Clothing is changed via the Wardrobe at Cribs. Tattoos can only be changed by returning to Rusty's Needle.

Clothing stores in *Saints Row: The Third* sell hats, glasses, jewelry, piercings, and a great variety of tops, pants, shoes, underwear, gloves, and accessories. The complete wardrobe is available via clothing store menus. All DLC clothing is available at every clothing store, and includes clothing customization options.

## Trivia

* Wearing either the "Candy Girl Skirt" or "Go Team! Skirt" with the "South Beach Shirt" causes no skirt or underwear to be shown, with no censor bar.
* It is not possible to customise the colour of the Deckers clothing in *Saints Row: The Third*.
	+ It is possible to glitch the colors on the Decker outfit by saving it as an outfit. The stripe changes to primary colour of whatever hat is being worn at the time. For example, wearing a White hat turns the stripe white.
	+ When saved as an outfit by itself, the Stripe is Luchadores green in the Wardrobe, and Morningstar red when worn.
	+ The glitch to change the Deckers Outfit color is not available if the game is patched.
	+ In the Inauguration Station and *Saints Row IV*, it is possible to recolour the Outfit, upload it, and then download it into *Saints Row: The Third*.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:
2. ↑ **Image**:

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GL G20

**Appears in** | *Saints Row: The Third*

The **GL G20** is a Temporary Weapon in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

The GL G20 is an automatic grenade launcher that is used primarily by the Luchadores. As it is a temporary weapon, it cannot be stored in the weapons cache. The GL G20 can shoot grenades in a rapid fashion; while individually the grenades are fairly weak, the weapon's strength lies in creating carpets of these small explosions. A group of shots placed close can deal huge amounts of damage. On the other hand, the grenades have their own set of drawbacks as well: they don't explode on impact, they cannot be manually detonated, and they take a few seconds to explode which ultimately reduces their accuracy against moving targets.

The player can acquire the GL G20 from any Luchadore Specialist. It comes with a magazine size of 18 grenades, and can hold a maximum of 144 grenades.

## Analysis

Pros
* Has a high rate of fire.
* Can cause devastating damage to enemies and vehicles.
* Unlike most temporary weapons, Playa is still able to run at normal speed while wielding the GL G20.

Cons
* The grenades take a few seconds to explode.
* The grenades don't explode upon impact.
* Unlike the M2 Grenade Launcher, the grenades cannot be detonated manually.
* Can't be stored in the weapons cache or swapped with another weapon in the weapon wheel.
* Individual grenades are extremely weak.
* Rapid rate of fire plus small magazine means a lot of time is spent reloading rather than firing.

## Trivia

* Although Luchadore Specialists can fire the GL G20 from the passenger seat of a car, Playa cannot.
* The Luchadore Specialists melee attack is equivalent to that of a Brute who wields a Mini-Gun or Incinerator.
* "GL G20" may be a reference to the movie *Spies Like Us*, as this is classification of Playas.
* Playa can do more damage than the specialist can with this weapon, Playa can blow up cars with just a few grenades launched while a specialist can fire a whole clip around a car and it takes very little damage. Also when a specialist uses it, it mainly just stuns.
* Even if the skill "Damage - Explosive 4" has been purchased. Playa will still become stunned by it's explosions if caught in blast radius.

## References

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Eye for an Eye

**Eye for an Eye** is a business in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Eye for an Eye is run by Afro-Caribbean voodoo practitioners. While there is no physical building in Stilwater, the business can be contacted over the phone for the revival of specific 3rd Street Saints lieutenants after their death as part of the storyline.

### *Saints Row*

After the death of Lin in the mission "Burying Evidence", phoning Eye for an Eye unlocks Zombie Lin as a homie.

### *Saints Row 2*

After the death of Carlos Mendoza in the mission "Red Asphalt", phoning Eye for an Eye unlocks Zombie Carlos as a homie.

## Trivia

* The *Saints Row* radio ad for Eye for an Eye mentions Baron Samedi, the namesake of the Sons of Samedi. Both Eye for an Eye and the Sons of Samedi, particularly their lieutenant Mr. Sunshine, practice voodoo.
* The phone number for Eye for an Eye is 555-5966 (LYNN), which is a reference to the original spelling of Lin's name.
* In *Saints Row 2*, when calling Eye for an Eye for the first time after the mission Red Asphalt, Zombie Carlos says "Braaaaaaaaaaaainssss".
* In *Saints Row 2*, there is a bus stop advert for Eye for an Eye which reads "*Eye for an Eye, VOODOO Call 555-5966*". The ad is on multiple bus stops around Stilwater, and also contains a poster for Aisha's album "*The Other Six*".
* Eye for an Eye is not present in either *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*. Zombie Gat is instead obtained by completing either ending of the *Saints Row: The Third* storyline.

## Quotes

* Transcripts are needed

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* SR Message
* SR Message
* SR2 Message

## References

1. ↑ **Cutscene**: "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do..."
2. ↑ **Cutscene**: "Choices"
3. ↑ **Note**: Many filenames related to Lin are spelled "Lynn".

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Frenzy

**Randomly Parked** | No

The **Frenzy** is a vehicle in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The Frenzy seats 2 people is essentially a stripped down, stock car version of the Voyage equipped with reinforcements, a mid-mounted engine and spikes. It is one of the vehicles available in Demolition Derby Activity, and is unlocked in the garage after completing all six levels.

## Modifications

The Frenzy has a total of 14 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 6-13 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-3.

Mods
* 3 Defenses
* 3 Offenses
* 3 Speed Upgrades
* 5 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color (4 sections)
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color (2 sections)

As a Demo Derby car, it has an extra Performance option, **Speed Upgrade**, which is enabled by default and is the same as the speed upgrades available during Demolition Derby Activity. The color of the reinforcements is set through the Trim Colors menu.

## Variants

* derby\_10\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_10\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_10\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_12\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_12\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_12\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_14\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_14\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_14\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_16\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_16\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_16\_lvl2 (0%)

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle.
* The brand of the engine is "Pump Her".
* As with other Demolition Derby vehicles, there is a Frenzy in the Transformers franchise. Both Frenzy and Rumble are Mini-Cassettes.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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Forklift

The **Forklift** is vehicle in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

The Forklift is a vehicle which is only accessible through cheats. It was present in multiple demo versions of the game, but is not programmed to spawn anywhere in the final game.

The Forklift seats one person. It's small and very slow. It has rear steering axle and rear-wheel drive, as with real life forklifts, which makes it hard to control even at low speed, but due to that it's very good for making sharp turns. Forklift has very strong armor compared to it's mass, and can even survive close range Hand Grenade explosion, and quite good road grip. That makes it a good choice for slow speed chases or losing low notoriety levels, but it is easy for enemies to shoot Playa, because of the exposed cabin.

As with the Bulldozer and Backhoe, the Forklift cannot be modified at Rim Jobs. It is not defined as a "large vehicle", so it can be stored in the Garage.

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## Variants

There are two variants of the Forklift, there is a 50% chance between them.

* The standard variant carries nothing, and is rusted.
* The industrial variant has a 50% chance of carrying either a pallete[sic]  or a crate.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle is #36755438 (#Forklift).
* Playa's shadow is not visible when driving a Forklift.
* Forklift's forks can fall off due to an explosion or powerful impact.
* The Forklift is one of two vehicles never available during normal gameplay, the other being the BadDog.

## References

1. ↑ **Note**: Confirmed through inspection of the game data files.
2. ↑ **Note**: This is what it is called in the variant info.

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Gang Operation

**Game** | * *Saints Row: The Third*
* *Saints Row IV*

**Gang Operation**, AKA **Flashpoint**, is a Diversion in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The goal of this diversion is to clear a small area by killing the enemies surrounding it. Sometimes the enemies do not appear until Playa gets close enough. There are 32 Gang Operations in total in each game.

Gang Operations are not counted towards 100% Completion, but are required as part of City Takeover, and award immediate Cash and XP, in addition to City Income.

### *Saints Row: The Third*

Each Gang Operation is populated by the Gang of that territory. Some areas contain a collectible or a structural item relating to the gang, i.e. there is a Deckers Gang Operation near a radio tower.

30 Gang Operations are available from the beginning of the game, and can be completed during We're Going to Need Guns. They formally introduced during Takeover the City, which includes two Gang Operations which are only available during that mission.

Gang Operations are disabled during some missions.

### *Saints Row IV*

All Flashpoints are manned populated by standard Zin soldiers. Some Flashpoints include mandatory Warden battles, such as Burns Hill (north), Brickston (north-east), Yearwood (north), The Grove (east) and Henry Steel Mills (south-west).

The first Flashpoint is introduced in the mission "The Fundamentals".

## Targets

There are two different types of gang members at Gang Operations

* Generic - are the regular gang members often using Shotguns or Rifles.
* Rocket - are on high points in the area wielding Annihilators, these can be a danger to aerial attacks.

## Locations

* A full text list of locations should be added.

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## Trivia

* When moving too far away from the Gang Operation, the "Target" over the Gang Operation members' head disappears but they are still visible and when they are killed they just keep respawning - as the game is trying to "reset" the Gang Operation. This continues until the Gang Operation is out of visual range so the area can fully reset.
* Getting close to a Gang Operation automatically gives 1 unit of gang Notoriety.
* The safest and most effective way to eliminate a Gang Operation is to use any of the 4 tanks, or any of the well armed helicopters, or VTOLs.
* The logo of this activity is the same as Fight Club in *Saints Row 2* with a pink background.
* On Xbox 360, completing all the Gang Operations grants a Saints logo shirt.
* Gang Operations are referred to within the game data files as "Flashpoints".
	+ During the mission "Takeover the City", after arriving at a Gang Operation and leaving, the on-screen text says "You are leaving the Flashpoint".
* In *Saints Row IV*, throwing an target out of Flashpoint bounds kills them instantly.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: "Three Way", et al.

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Gas Station

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

**Gas Stations** are Liquor Stores in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Although Gas Stations do not need to be used for gas, Alcohol and Drugs can be purchased there.

Most of the Gas Stations have cashier bulletproof glass over the counter, so perform a Store Hold-Up, walk around to the side of the counter and aim your gun, otherwise the shopkeeper doesn't react.

Gas Stations can be bought as part of Store Ownership after the neighborhood has been taken over by the Saints as a mission reward.

## Locations

* Centennial Beach, Hotels & Marina - Includes Ho-ing location.
* Copperton, Truck Yard
* Frat Row, Stilwater University
* New Hennequet, Suburbs Expansion
* Quinbecca, Suburbs Expansion - Includes Ho-ing location.
* Sommerset, Apartments - Includes Ho-ing location.

## Trivia

* There are additionally several non-usable Gas Stations which cannot be purchased.

## References

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Flamethrower

**Appears in** | *Saints Row 2* *Saints Row: Total Control* *Enter the Dominatrix*

The **Flamethrower** is a weapon in *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: Total Control* and *Enter the Dominatrix* DLC for *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

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The Flamethrower is unlocked by completing level 3 of the Mayhem activity in the Nuclear Power Plant District. It is never available from Friendly Fire, although ammunition is available there.

The Flamethrower is available during Zombie Uprising, and is located in a small room near the bounds of the level. As when burning Civilians, Zombies run chaotically when on fire, so when this weapon is used in enclosed spaces, the fire can spread to Playa.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon in Saints Row 2 is #929.
* The flamethrower's appearance in *Saints Row: Total Control* is drastically different from in *Saints Row 2*.
* The game may suffer from frame drops or freeze if too many people are set on fire at once.

## Transcript

*A lightweight incendiary device capable of igniting multiple targets at once.*— Flamethrower promo
*Designed for Stilwater PD, Police Chief Troy Bradshaw has since banned use of flamethrowers by his officers.*— Flamethrower promo
*If used for lighting candles on a cake, make sure the birthday boy or girl is nowhere near the table.*— Flamethrower promo
*For civilian safety, please do not use on crowded sidewalks.*— Flamethrower promo

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Go!

The **Go!** is a vehicle in *Saints Row 2* and *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

The Go! can zip in and out of traffic thanks to its extremely compact size.

Depending on whether it is a coupe or a convertible, the Go!'s drive-by abilities vary; the coupe makes a poor drive-by vehicle, as only one homie can be recruited, but if it is a convertible, the Go! becomes a slightly above average drive-by vehicle, seating 3 homies.

### *Saints Row 2*

The Go! is driven by Civilians almost anywhere in Stilwater but has the highest spawning chance in the Arena District. It is wanted by the Chop Shop in the Downtown district, and is one of the default vehicles available in Gang Customization.

A random Go! is provided in the Insurance Fraud activity in the Factories district.

### *Saints Row: The Third*

The Go! has a lower chance of rolling in any direction.

While the Go! can still be modified to be convertible, it cannot have backseat passengers.

## Performance

The Go! is a moderate vehicle with average acceleration, but it has good handling and brakes. The durability is poor-to-average as the Go! cannot whistand many accidents before ending up in a wreck.

## Modifications

In *Saints Row 2*, the Go! has a total of 28 Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Industrial Rims available. The available Wheel Sizes are 5-8 and the available Wheel Widths are 2-3.

Mods
* 3 Hoods
* 3 Bumpers
* 4 Spoilers
* 3 Exhaust Tips
* 2 Roofs
* 4 Side Skirts
* 2 Light Covers
* 3 Decal 1s
* 4 Decal 2s

Paints
* Body Color (3 sections)
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

In *Saints Row: The Third*, the Go! has a total of 51 Vehicle Customization options. The available Wheel Sizes are 18-24 and the available Wheel Widths are 1-3.

Mods
* 3 Hoods
* 3 Front Bumpers
* 3 Rear Bumpers
* 4 Spoilers
* 3 Exhaust Tips
* 3 Roofs
* 4 Side Skirts
* 3 Decal 1s
* 10 Decal 2s
* 10 Decal 3s
* 5 Decal 4s

Paints
* Body Color (3 sections)
* Rim Color
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Window Tint
* Interior Color
* Misc Color

## Variants

*Saints Row 2*
* Beater (30%)
* Standard (50%)
* Bling (10%)
* Bling\_Decals (10%)
* Chop\_Shop (0%)
* Gang\_Saints (0%)

*Saints Row: The Third*
* Rough (25%)
* Average (75%)
	+ 33% chance of Rims #106, which is unavailable through Vehicle Customization, but are also used by the Westbury and **Go!**.
* Ultimate (0%)

## Trivia

* There are no Cheats for this vehicle.
* It resembles the Kia Sephia and a 2002 Hyundai Accent. The rear lights also draw some inspiration from an Nissan Pulsar N15.
* In *Saints Row: The Third Remastered*, it resembles the 1998 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution.
* It is manufactured by the "Wasabi" company, who also make the Varsity, Wakazashi and Zimos.
* The *Saints Row 2* Brady Mini Guide incorrectly hows the name in all caps.

## References

1. ↑ **Location**: Factories district
2. ↑ **Image**:
3. ↑ **THQ Games**: Saints Row 2 - Brady Mini Guide

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Jezebel Mephistopheles

**Voiced by** | Kate Reinders

**Jezebel Mephistopheles** is a Character in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

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Jezebel is Satan's daughter in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell. She is set to marry Playa but she is initially reluctant to do so. Kinzie and Johnny bring her and Playa back to The Ship.

## Trivia

* She is the character whom Playa is going to marry, according to Zinyak's cursed ouija board.

## References

1. ↑ **Credits**: Saints Row: Gat out of Hell credits
2. ↑ **Relation**: Father
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Downtown Loft

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Downtown Loft** is a crib in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

It is located on a lower level of the Bainbridge Tower, in the neighborhood of Adept Way in the Downtown District, and costs $50,000.

This crib contains all crib components: Television, Newspaper Clipboard, Wardrobe, Weapons Cache, Stash, Crib Customization, a radio, and a car garage.

## Customization

There are 8 Crib Customization options.

 Entertainment Area
 Bed
 Jacuzzi
 Pimp

## Trivia

* The default Radio Station playing inside the Downtown Loft is 102.4 Klassic FM.
* The sign on the north west corner of the Bainbridge Tower building reads: "Register Now / Modern historic lofts / Bainbridge Tower / Starting In The Low $200,000 / Call Now For Viewing / 555 555 2793". As with several phone numbers on in-game signs, calling this number does nothing.
* The building exists in *Saints Row*, although there is no road in front of it, and no "Bainbridge Tower" sign. The stairway is the same, but the leasing office is occupied by a candy store. The building to the south is a copy/paste of the same building, and repeats the candy store's storefront.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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Gods Hammer

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 **Appears in** | *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*

**Gods Hammer** is a Weapon in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

The Gods Hammer is a Melee weapon, with one costume, named "Gods Hammer". It's most notable asset is its ability to charge up by holding the attack button. This allows the weapon to create a shockwave that damages all enemies in its area.

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## Trivia

* The "Nailed It" achievement for 100 kills with the "Gods Hammer" misspells it as "God's Hammer".
* This weapon resembles Mjölnir, Thor's hammer.

## References

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Grenade Launcher

**Appears in** | *Saints Row IV*

**Grenade Launcher** is a weapon in the *Enter the Dominatrix* DLC for *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Grenade Launcher is awarded after the completion of Save the Planet mission from the DLC Enter the Dominatrix. The **GL G20 Multibomber** is the only costume for Grenade Launcher, and it refers to the GL G20 in *Saints Row: The Third*.

Clip Size and Reload Speed can be upgraded 5 levels each. A separate "Ultimate Upgrade" **Gotcha!** exists; this allows the grenades to explode upon impact with a humanoid enemy (including Murderbots).

## Trivia

* Like the Temporary Weapon, the Grenade launcher uses a large box magazine that feeds belt-linked grenades to the weapon, although Playa reloads it as if it's a shotgun.
* This weapon can be fired from the passenger seat of a vehicle.

## References

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Hotspot

**Hotspot** is a Diversion in *Saints Row IV*.

 **Objectives** | * **Disable** generators
 **Rewards** | * 2,000
* XP

## Overview

The objective of the Hotspot is to disable all shield generators (usually 2 or 3) and the main controller in order to takeover the area. Unlike Flashpoints, the Zin soldiers are not required to be killed, however it is recommended, because disabling generators is harder if there are Zin soldiers shooting at Playa.

The first Hotspot, located near Kinzie's Warehouse, is introduced in the mission "Hot and Cold". After defeating the Hotspot, the first Warden is deployed, which gives Blast Super Power to Playa.

## Gameplay

All Hotspots are marked as Target on the Map. After arriving to the Hotspot, the player will get 4 bars of Notoriety and shield generators will be marked on the Map. All generators are protected by the Zin soldiers. Usually the backup is deployed via portal.

Disable generators
In order to disable generator, get close to it and hold an Action button until the meter is filled and the shield is disabled. After repeating same process with other generators, the shield will be disabled and even more Zin, who were inside the shield, will attack the player. There are also some turrets used by the Zin, which the player is able to use.

Disable controller
After making sure no one is attacking you, get close to the main controller and disable it, holding an Action button, until the meter is filled and Hotspot is fully disabled. The player will be awarded some Cache and XP.

## Locations

* Stanfield, Salander, near Kinzie's Warehouse (available in "Hot and Cold" only); 2 generators
* Carver Island, Yearwood, on the location of Steelport Arena; 3 generators
* Carver Island, Bridgeport, on the location of Angel's Gym; 3 generators
* Downtown, Loren Square, on the location of Luchadores' tower; 2 generators
* Downtown, Loren Square. on the location of Deckers' tower; 3 generators
* New Colvin, Rosen Oaks, on the location of Safeword; 3 generators

## Trivia

* The easiest way to complete the Hotspot is to get any aircraft with the weapons equipped (the Void or the Screaming Eagle (if the player has Commander-in-Chief Pack DLC) are the best options) and kill all Zin. After the shield generators are disabled, the Destructor or any aircraft with weapons can be used.

## References

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Fire Extinguisher

**Appears in** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Fire Extinguisher** is a weapon in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Normally only available during the Fire Truck Diversion and is used to put out fires, the Fire Extinguisher is a completely non-lethal weapon as its spray does not damage anyone. However, if sprayed long enough, people are knocked backwards, and doing this repeatedly eventually kills them.

Although non-lethal, it can be used as a deterrent, as anyone sprayed panics and runs away, including police officers and gang members.

## Obtaining

1. Begin the Fire Truck Diversion and play normally until a building has another Blaze parked outside.
2. Locate a fireman and kill him so that he drops his extinguisher.
3. While the extinguisher is still on the ground, quit the Diversion.
4. It remains on the ground, and it is possible to pick it up.

As with all weapons, it is added to the Weapons Cache automatically, even if it is dropped again immediately.

## Refilling

* During the Fire Truck Diversion, it is refilled when entering the Blaze, near it (if empty), or at Fire Hydrants.
* Outside of the Diversion, it is empty when picked up and can only be refilled at Fire Hydrants.
* When near a Fire Hydrant, there is a prompt to refill it. The Reload button must be held down when refilling.
* When starting the Diversion, the current fill level is ignored, as a different Fire Extinguisher is provided. After exiting the Diversion, the owned Fire Extinguisher contains the same amount of water.

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this weapon is #928.
* When spraying civilians in front of the police, no Notoriety is earned.
* When police officers are sprayed, Notoriety goes up, but the officer sprayed panics and run the same as civilians. After some time, they stop panicking and attack.
* When spraying pedestrians, they become wet, with water visibly dripping from them. This is unique because they do not drip after being underwater.
* Homies and Pimps can pick up dropped Fire Extinguishers. They can damage other NPCs with it, but it does not do much damage to Playa.
* It is not possible to perform Mugging with Fire Extinguisher.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:

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Ho-ing

**Ho-ing** is a Job Diversion in *Saints Row 2*.
In *Saints Row: The Third*, it is a component of Escort during Co-op play.[*proof?*]

## Overview

Ho-ing is a sex-themed Diversion in which Playa is a prostitute having sex with a client.

This Diversion can be started at multiple locations around Stilwater. As with all Diversions, there is no map marker, and there is no reward for completing the diversion multiple times. Unlike other Diversions, Ho-ing does not have to be restarted from the beginning after failing.

The idea behind Ho-ing is that Controls are used to perform different moves, which increase the pleasure level. Incorrect stick movements decrease the pleasure level. The faster and more accurately the combinations are performed, the more pleasure points are gained.

There are two elements to performing a move, the first is using the look control to find "the hot spot", there is no visual guide to exactly where the hot spot is each time, and is only found through trial and error. When the hot spot is located, there is a visual confirmation, and the controller vibrates, if used. Once the hot spot is located, the movement controls are used to match on-screen prompts.

Each level has a silent countdown to perform on each move, and a maximum number of combos before failure.

## Locations

There are 11 Ho-ing locations around Stilwater.

* suburbs1 - Misty Lane - Inside Technically Legal
* $burbs\_2 - Misty Lane - Inside Technically Legal
* $burbs\_gas - Suburbs - Gas Station
* $trailer1 - Elysian Fields Trailer Park - Outside a trailer
* $marina1 - Hotels & Marina - Gas Station
* $marina2 - Hotels & Marina - Captain Carbuncles rest room
* $apart1 - Apartments, Back door of Gas Station
* $RL1 - Red Light - Outside "Tuna Town Theatre"
* $RL2 - Red Light - Outside "Cupid's Arrow Hotel"
* $RL3 - Red Light - Back door of Gas Station
* $university - University

## Rewards

* Pimp Outfit unlocked
1/1

* Cash: None
* Respect: Varies
* Clothing: Pimp Outfit

## Moves

The names of the moves are randomly generated from two sets of 39 words, any first word can be paired with any second word. Since there are only 36 unique words in each set, there are 1296 possible moves, with a slightly higher chance of getting the combinations including the words "Angry", "Dirty", "Golden", "Dragon", "Sanchez" and "Shower".

Random combination: **Dirty Sanchez**

## Trivia

* The term "Dillow" in the second column refers to Bryan Dillow, a member of the Design Team.
* The sex of the client is the opposite of the last sex preset used and is unaffected by voice setting or body type.
* Because Statistics are associated with the game profile and not the game save, it is not possible to obtain the Pimp Outfit after starting a new game with the same profile.
* On PC, the moves are still represented by analog sticks.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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FBI (law enforcement)

**Affiliations** | * Stilwater Police Department
 **Weapons** | * GDHC .50
* AR-40 Xtnd
 **Vehicles** | * Interest SR
 **Games** | * *Saints Row*
* *Saints Row 2*

The **FBI** are a type of law enforcement in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The FBI are dispatched at a 5-star police Notoriety and attack the perpetrator in a group of 2, with dozens sent out in attempt to take the perpetrator down. They arrive, and chase the target down in FBI SUVs and constantly ram into the perpetrator. They are a fairly weak law enforcement, however FBI agents have very good accuracy and basic but powerful weaponry, compensating for the 2-man units sent out. In *Saints Row 2*, there is also an the Ultor version of the FBI, however the only difference is the logos on the sides of their SUVs, having ULTOR instead of FBI.

Though they do not appear in *Saints Row: The Third*, the FBI is mentioned and Kinzie Kensington was a member of the FBI, until she was fired due to the actions of Matt Miller and the Deckers because she tried to convince her superiors that Matt Miller and The Syndicate are a threat. Kinzie's time at the FBI she became aware of top secret information such as the existance of the *Daedalus*, the NEMO chair, and possibly Playa's real name.

## Appearance

* *Saints Row* - suits, ties and sunglasses.
* *Saints Row 2* - Lacking the suit and tie, however they have gained a protective body armour as well as combat fatigues.

## Weapons

FBI agents use the GDHC .50 and AR-40 Xtnd as their main weapons and the Pepper Spray as the secondary weapon, however if they have none in their hand they will grab the nearest one from the ground and use it.

## Vehicles

* FBI SUV - Standard patrol vehicle
* Interest - Undercover vehicle in *Saints Row*, it is only seen during Hijacking and Escort activities.

## Trivia

* In real life, FBI stands for Federal Bureau of Investigation, which is a law enforcement agency in the USA.
* In *Saints Row 2*, the FBI has its own radio dispatch called the "Stilwater FBI Dispatch".

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Return to Steelport
2. ↑ **Mission**: Stop all the Downloading
3. ↑ **Activity**: Heli Assault (Hard instance)

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Guard Armory

**Games** | *Saints Row: The Third*  *Saints Row IV*

**Guard Armory** is a building in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

The Guard Armory used by the SNG, and is located in the Sierra Point neighborhood of the South East District.

It is featured in the mission "We're Going to Need Guns", and is open at all times.

## Trivia

* In *Saints Row IV*, the building has a door which is not present in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## References

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Dual Samurai Swords

**Appears in** | *Saints Row 2*

**Dual Samurai Swords** are a weapon in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Jyunichi uses a unique "Dual Samurai Swords" weapon. While this weapon is not normally used by Playa, they are obtainable.

## Obtaining

They look like a single Samurai Sword on the ground, but the on-screen text prompts to swap the current weapon for "Dual Samurai Swords". A second Samurai Sword cannot be picked up in the same manner as dual pistols, they can only be picked them up as a pair, as it is a unique weapon.

1. Start the mission "Kanto Connection", either for the first time in single player, in co-op, or as a "Replay in a Replay" through the Newspaper Clipboard.
2. Lure Jyunichi upstairs next to the entrance.
3. Kill Jyunichi.
4. Exit the mission as soon as his health drops to zero, while he is still falling.
5. Playa teleports outside of Kanto, and the weapon is laying on the ground inside.

## Usage

As they are not designed to be used outside of the "Kanto Connection" mission, the attack animation is not loaded normally, so Playa cannot attack. When the Attack button is pressed, Playa defaults to a static pose and appear to be gliding across the ground. This effect also happens with the Geiger Counter.

Playa can use the weapon within the "Kanto Connection" mission. There is no time limit to reach Kanto, which allows free roaming around the city with Dual Samurai Swords in a mission replay.

The single Samurai Sword is a forced weapon after arriving at Kanto, so they cannot be used in the fight with Jyunichi without using cheats.

To use them against Jyunichi, use the Pimp Slap cheat after being given the single Samurai Sword. This causes the blade to change into Dual Samurai Swords. All of Jyunichi's attacks are available, making it an easier fight.

## Trivia

* Jyunichi drops his weapon on death, but not any other time he ragdolls, because the mission script specifies "do not drop on ragdoll", but does not specify "do not drop on death".
* Civilians, gang members, Police and Pimps can pick up the Dual Samurai Swords if they are dropped. Anyone who picks them up with similarly not be able to use them outside of the mission, but can use them during the mission.
* The Dual Samurai Swords are featured in a display cabinet in the White Crib in *Saints Row IV*, but they cannot be wielded.
* Same as with the Samurai Sword, the Dual Samurai Swords can be normally used when driving a motorcycle, although only one sword is visible.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Kanto Connection

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Horizon

**Other** | Unlockable

The **Horizon** is a helicopter in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The Horizon is a 4 seat civilian helicopter. It is only slightly smaller then the Tornado so is unwieldy to land. The controls are a lot less quirky then those of smaller helicopters like the Thompson.

The Horizon has no mounted weapons and no guns can be used while inside.

There are parked Horizons at Wardill Airport near the terminal. One also spawns on the Phillips Building helipad.

## Variants

Beater
40% chance of spawning
* No Decals. 100% Dirt. 5% Tint
* 50% chance of Wheels or Skids
* 50% chance of 2 or 4 Blade Rotor
* 33% chance between Tail 1 Fin, Tail 2, Tail 2 Fin
* Matte Crystal Decanter White, Random Classic 50's - 60's, and Galactic Dove Gray Body paint
* Steel, Aluminum, Titanium, and Gloss Abertawe Pewter Trim

Standard
43% chance of spawning
Same options as Beater, except:
* 50-75% Dirt
* Gloss Crystal Decanter White, Random Classic 50's - 60's, and Galactic Dove Gray Body paint

Standard Stickered
7% chance of spawning
Located on the Hotel Penthouse helipad during The Enemy of my Enemy

Same options as Standard, except:
* 50% chance between 2 Decals
* Wheels
* Solid Gloss Galactic Dove Gray body.

Bling
10% chance of spawning
Same options as Standard, except:
* 25% Dirt

Medical
This variant does not spawn randomly. It is used during "Visiting Hours", and is unlocked in the Helipad Garage upon completion.
* 3 Medical Decals. No dirt. 5% Tint.
* Wheels
* 4 Blade Rotor
* Tail 2 Fin
* Gloss Crystal Decanter White, Graig Red, and Galactic Dove Gray Body paint
* Steel, Aluminum, Titanium, and Gloss Abertawe Pewter Trim

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle is #711.
* The Horizon resembles the Bell 222/230, as well as the stretched, 4 bladed Bell 430. It also has elements of the Eurocopter AS365 Dauphin, a EC155 Dauphin, and Portland SAR Helicopter.

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:

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