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Pink Mist

TROPHY

## Acquisition

The player has to shoot a hunter in the head with a Sniper Rifle.

### Kill the Rabbit

Progress through the final section of the scene, which is the tower. Get upstairs and kill the White Rabbit and the Cerberus holding a Sniper Rifle. Pick up the Sniper Rifle, get to the balcony of the tower, aim at one of the Cerberus in the head and shoot.

### Press Coverage

Progress through the second floor of Chips Casino, kill the cop with the Sniper Rifle and pick up the Sniper Rifle. Seven cops will come to the player, some will get inside the casino and some will stay outside shooting the balcony. The cops outside does not know where the player is, aim the Sniper Rifle to one of the cops outside in the head and shoot.

### Border Patrol

Progress through the Estate's balconies, kill the Cerberus snipers and take their Sniper Rifles. Some Cerberus will get to the maze while the player aim in the head and shoot.
Cottonmouth Special Weapons and Tactics

HUNTERS

**Cottonmouth Special Weapons and Tactics** is the Cottonmouth Police Department's police tactical unit.

## Members

Notable members
* Bravo
* Charlie
* Alpha

## History

### Events of *Manhunt 2*

*Main article: Domestic Disturbance*
At 12:51 AM, the night of the malfunction of a certain subject's Bridge, the APB has alerted the CMPD and their SWAT teams to the Wooddale Community Enclave, the next location of Leo Kasper who was the “assassin” of Stanley Grex who was killed at the Maibatsu Plaza. Once Leo scours a neighborhood for a pair of Pliers to cut open the fence behind a house, two patrolling SWAT officers stumble upon Leo, alerting other units to him. Thus Leo evades the SWAT and a police chopper on his way to the Lamb residence where he deals with his “unfinished business” without them stopping him. Their failure was detailed in an e-mail written by Dr. Whyte who sent it to Dr. Pickman.

## Episode of Appearances

Just like their CCPD counterpart in the first game, the CMPD SWAT have the least amount of appearances, starring in only one episode.

***Manhunt 2***
* Domestic Disturbance

## Trivia

* The African-American C.P.D. officer is referred to as a SWAT member, if checking the speech file in Red Light level folder.

## References

1. ↑ manhunt 2 manual
2. ↑ Red Light's Speech File

GENERIC PLAYER

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LEO\_HUNTER\_1\_1

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RED\_KING\_2\_1

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ManZone

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**ManZone** is a boy band in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The boy band ManZone started in 1966. Their only known album, "Still Activ'", can be found advertised on a billboard in the Plaza during a flashback episode Assassination.

In 2006, ManZone starts a live tour concert for their 40th anniversary in Cottonmouth.

## Trivia

* ManZone is a parody of the Irish music group Boyzone.
* ManZone can also be found advertised in Star Junction in *Grand Theft Auto IV* as one of the CDs on sale in a pirate music store.
* All five ManZone members are pedestrian models from *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*.
	+ The first member in a brown coat is Marco Forelli, a minor character and a member of the Forelli Family.
	+ Second member from the left is a tramp, can be seen in San Fierro.
	+ Middle and third member is a pedestrian seen in Madd Dogg mission.
	+ Fourth member is a farmer pedestrian from countryside.
	+ The fifth member is an old Hispanic pedestrian.
Phil Cassidy

**Spoiler Warning:** *Plot details, ending details, or both are in the text which follows.*

CHARACTER

## Biographical information

### Also known as

The Shootist
One-Armed Phil
Phil the One-Armed Bandit

### Home

Rockford, Liberty City
Little Haiti, Vice City (Formerly)

### Family

Louise Cassidy-Williams (Sister)Mary-Jo Cassidy (Sister)
Mary-Beth Williams (Niece)
Marty Williams (Brother-in-law)

### Main affiliation

Ray Machowski (Formerly)
Trailer Park Mafia (Formerly)
Tommy Vercetti (Formerly)
Ken Rosenberg (Formerly)
Hilary King (Formerly)Victor Vance (Formerly)Toshiko Kasen (Formerly)Cam Jones (Formerly)Jerry Martinez (Formerly)Umberto Robina (Formerly)

### Businesses

Cassidy's Bargain Firearms Emporium
Phil's Army Surplus
Phil's Place
Phil Cassidy's Fully Cocked Gun Shop
Phil's Depot

## Game information

### Appearances

*Grand Theft Auto III
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories*

### Voiced by

Hunter Platin (*GTA III*)
Gary Busey (*GTA: Vice City* and *GTA: Vice City Stories*)
Unknown (*GTA: Liberty City Stories*)

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Phil Cassidy**

**Phil Cassidy** is a character in the *Grand Theft Auto* series who is mentioned in *Manhunt*.

## History

### Background

Phil Cassidy appears as a a major weapons supplier throughout the *Grand Theft Auto* series, who owns several weapon stores in both Liberty City and Vice City, including Phil's Depot, Phil's Place, Phil Cassidy's Fully Cocked Gun Shop and Phil's Army Surplus.

### Events of *Manhunt*

While Phil Cassidy does not makes a physical appearance in *Manhunt*, a gun emporium by the name of Cassidy's Bargain Firearms Emporium is mentioned by one of Gary Schaffer's corrupt cops from the CCPD, implying that Cassidy eventually expanded his business to Carcer City.

“*Promised my little boy I would take him to Cassidy’s Bargain Firearms Emporium tomorrow.*”
―CCPD officer
Bottle (disambiguation)

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**Bottle** can refer to:

* Bottle - A lure item in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*.
* Whisky Bottle - A lure item in *Manhunt 2*.
* Milk Bottle - A cut item in *Manhunt 2*.
Power-Saw

WEAPON

The Power-Saw in Manhunt 2.

The **Power-Saw**  is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Ghosts (Wii only)
* Sexual Deviants (Found on the first table along with a Crowbar in the underground dungeon. Wielded and dropped by some of the torturer Pervs)
* Assassination (PC and Wii only)
* Most Wanted
* Ritual Cleansing (Found inside several lockers in the sheds of the warehouse where Danny and Leo's files are kept)
* Broadcast Interrupted (PC and Wii only. Found in the audio room next to where Danny hides in and starts the episode)

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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Fug

CHARACTER

“*Fug gonna fug you up!*”
―Fug on seeing Cash.
**Fug** is a member of The Smileys gang in *Manhunt*.

## Personality and Mannerisms

Fug has a tendency to speak in third person; saying such bizarre sentences like "Doctor Fug make it all better" and "1 2 3 4 5 once I caught a fish alive". while definitely more then and odd individual it seems Fug isn't necessarily crazy, more likely hindered by some form of developmental disability; the disturbing implication being he was put in Darkwoods Penitentiary for incurable violent tendencies. he also will solemnly ask James Earl Cash to kill him when he is badly wounded; showing unlike some of the cowardly hunters, Fug understands to an extent the gravity of his situation, and just wants his suffering to end.

## See also

TBA

## Trivia

* It seems Fug's name is actually a miss-pronunciation of "Fuck" based on his usage of the word.
Cheats

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**Cheats** are implementations within game design that give the player options to alter their experience, either through modifications or codes added intentionally.

List of **cheats** in the *Manhunt* series:

* Cheats in *Manhunt*
* Cheats in *Manhunt 2*
Bang, Bang, Boom

TROPHY

―In-game description**Bang, Bang, Boom** is a bronze trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

The player has to shoot a gas canister near a hunter, killing the hunter and getting the trophy. Select the Scene White Trash, progress to the Nail Gun part. Get the Nail Gun, get out from the trailer, lure the two incoming hunters to a nearby gas canister, take steps away from the gas, aim to the gas, wait until the hunters are near the gas canister and shoot. The gas will explode, killing the hunters, and the player gets the trophy to pop up.
24/7

BUSINESS

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**24/7**

**24/7** is a chain of convenience stores in *Manhunt* and the *Grand Theft Auto* series, based on the 7-Eleven stores.

## Description

In *Manhunt* and *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, 24/7 stores appear disguising themselves under the name "Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant". A sign reading "24 (Sprunk) 7" ("24 (Squirt) 7" in *GTA Vice City*) can be found hung alongside the restaurant signs.

24/7 stores can be found in East Los Albos during Drunk Driving and in Darkwoods during Divided They Fall.
Linerunner

VEHICLE

## A Linerunner in *Manhunt 2*.

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Linerunner**

The **Linerunner** is a semi-truck featured in the *Grand Theft Auto* series, which also appears in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*.

## Design

### *Manhunt*

The Linerunner featured in *Manhunt* is a wrecked version of the Linerunner model seen in *Grand Theft Auto III*, which is designed as a typical American standard cab-styled semi truck resembling a Kenworth W900L. Its name is most likely a parody of Freightliner.

### *Manhunt 2*

The Linerunner featured in *Manhunt 2* is a slightly modified version of the model seen in *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*.

## Locations

### *Manhunt*

* A wrecked Linerunner is found at the Dentons City Junkyard during White Trash.

### *Manhunt 2*

* A Linerunner is found parked at the RSV Gasoline station at Watkins Trainyard during Ritual Cleansing.
Fun With Fisticuffs

TROPHY

―In-game description**Fun With Fisticuffs** is a secret silver trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

### Unlocking Brawl Game

The player has to obtain at least three star ratings on these scenes:

* Grounds for Assault
* Strapped for Cash
* View of Innocence
* Drunk Driving
* Graveyard Shift

### Surviving

The player's goal to achieve this trophy is to survive until the "Death counter" on top hits 30. The player can run around the basketball court, avoiding other hunters to beat the player, and leaving the hunters kill others until 30 hunters are killed.

Every 10 death counts will spawn a Glass Shard and a bottle of Painkillers, pick up the painkillers when the health bar is low. To speed things up, use the Glass Shard to execute one of the hunters.
Carcer Mark Shopping Mall

LOCATIONBUSINESS

**Carcer Mark Shopping Mall** (also known as C-mark Shopping Mall) is an abandoned shopping mall located in Carcer Mark, Carcer City appeared in *Manhunt*.

## Description

It is a two stories abandoned shopping mall. There are four stores in total, with many more remains closed and unnamed; Ugolino's Watchmakers and Taylor's Loans. Ugolino's Watchmakers sells various wristwatch, the store is open but it is empty, Taylor's Loans presumably deals with lending money or loans. At some point before 2003, The Hoods has taken over the shopping mall and armed with various melee weapons from the orders of Valiant Video Enterprises to prepare their next film *Manhunt* and Born Again scene.

## Events in *Manhunt*

*Main article: Born Again*
Getting out of the car park, Cash finds himself on stairs leading to Carcer Mark Shopping Mall. There are once again two guards occupying the area. Starkweather tells Cash to kill them both before he can progress to the next area. After Cash gets rid of the two hunters, Starkweather opens the electric door leading to a chute that one of the hunters was guarding. Cash drops down it, ending the scene.

## Weapons

* Glass Shard
* Plastic Bag
* Bottle

## Appearances

* Born Again
* Doorway Into Hell
Acid Bottle

WEAPON

The **Acid Bottle**  is a weapon that was cut during the development in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Executions

There are still audios left for the executions, no animations remain.

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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Baseball Bat with Spikes

WEAPON

The Baseball Bat with Spikes in Manhunt.

The **Baseball Bat with Spikes** is an unused red class weapon in *Manhunt* and one of many Baseball Bat variants. It cannot be obtained by normal means.

## Description

The Baseball Bat with Spikes can only be found during Doing Time, and is located in the locked shower room. In the unlockable concept art of the Camheds, they are seen carrying this weapon.

## Executions

All variants of the Baseball Bat share the same animation with no differences whatsoever.

 **Gruesome** | insert | The player strangles the target with the bat within an inch of their life, falling to their knees. The player steps back and swings the bat at their head, smashing their skull to pieces.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Doing Time (Unobtainable)

## Trivia

* In *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, it can be found in the game files (Model name: `"cj_bbat_nails.dff"`). Moreover, this model uses the `"dirt64b"` texture.
Carcer City Mall

LOCATION

**Carcer City Mall** is an abandoned shopping mall located in East Los Albos, Carcer City, that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

It is an unnamed multi-story shopping mall. There are various defunct stores located in the mall, including clothing stores, food stores, pet stores, chemists, bars and laundromats. At some point before 2003, the Innocentz have claimed it as their turf and armed gang members patrol its many floors.

## Events of *Manhunt*

     **Spoiler Warning:** *Plot details, ending details, or both are in the text which follows.*

After James Earl Cash rescues his family at the Carcer City Zoo, he is tasked by the director Lionel Starkweather to find and watch a special work-in-progress video recording. The director hid the tape and a video camera at the abandoned mall. Cash gets a gun inside a laundromat and fights his way to the video tape, killing many Innocentz members in his way.

Eventually, Cash finds the video tape in a recording store, and a video camera in a toy store. Cash gets the camera and finds out that the camera is broken, the director tells Cash to find a television in a bar.

Cash views the video, which shows an Innocentz member taunting the camera before decapitating Cash's relative gruesomely. Enraged, Cash shatters the television set on which he was watching the tape, while Starkweather claims that he could never have allowed Cash's family free after they saw a production of his snuff film, confirming that Cash's family are all dead and that Cash had no way of saving them.

## Businesses

### First Floor

* Brunstane Laundromat (Accessible)
* Ugolino's Watchmakers
* W. Blood Quality Butchers
* D. Kay's Pet Store (Accessible)

### Second Floor

* Pinkies Top Bonanza
* Toy Corner (Accessible)
* Fancy That!
* Pirso and Bertramino's Barber Shop
* Spiritz
* Pirso's Bar (Accessible)
* Classy Cutz

### Third Floor

* Macy. J's Snacks
* Rollio Records (Accessible)
* Jacob Benson's Family Chemist (Accessible)
* Harvey's Shoes

## Gallery

Brunstane Laundromat (Accessible)Ugolino's WatchmakersD. Kay's Pet Store (Accessible)Pinkies Top BonanzaToy Corner (Accessible)Fancy That!Pirso and Bertramino's Barber ShopSpiritzPirso's Bar (Accessible)Classy CutzMacy J's SnacksRollio Records (Accessible)Jacob Benson's Family Chemist (Accessible)Harvey's Shoes
J. Arthur Jewelers

LOCATION
DEFUNCT BUSINESS

**J. Arthur Jewelers** is a jewelry store that appears in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The store is located in Carcer Mark and it is defunct, along with all businesses located in the neighborhood. It is inaccessible to the player and plays no role in the storyline whatsoever. According to its sign, it was established in 1978.

## Scene Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Born Again
Characters in Manhunt

This page is a list of characters in *Manhunt*, listed roughly in their appearance in the game.

## Protagonist

**​James Earl Cash**
Voiced by Stephen Wilfong.

## Antagonist

**Lionel Starkweather**
By 2003, Starkweather heard about James Earl Cash, a death row felon who was set to be executed after three years of imprisonment. Starkweather decided he wanted to make a movie starring Cash, so he bribed the prison officials to setting Cash free in the city.
Voiced by Brian Cox.

## Major Characters

**​Cerberus Leader**
 ​
**​Ramirez**
 ​
**Piggsy**
Voiced by Hunter Platin.

## Supporting Characters

**​Journalist**

**​Gary Schaffer**

**​White Rabbit**

**Cash's Family**

**​Tramp**

## Mentioned Characters

**Mr. Nasty**

**Phil Cassidy**

**BJ Smith**
Follow the White Rabbit

TROPHY

―In-game description**Follow the White Rabbit** is a secret bronze trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

The player has to complete any scene wearing the White Rabbit skin.

### Unlocking Monkey Cheat

Complete Kill the Rabbit and Divided They Fall with the five star final score/ratings. This will unlock two halves of the cheat in the Bonus Features menu.

### Activating Monkey Cheat

The cheat is different on each platforms. The player cannot activate the cheat until they have five scores on the requiring scenes.

### Obtaining

Start any scene and complete the scene. The trophy will pop up in the results screen.
Meat Cleaver

WEAPON

The Meat Cleaver in Manhunt.

“*The preferred weapon of the "Smileys", this handy tool is weighted to cut through meat in a single motion. As seen in the playbacks, Starkweather's leading man James Earl Cash is also a fan of the cleaver, surprising his enemy by slicing his torso and then gripping his hair and decapitating him in three quick chops. As a dual-purporse tool for the kitchen or on the streets of Carcer City, this is one of the most practical tools offered to our members. Order yours today and we'll throw in a sharpener for your cleaver. - $100*”
―Valiant Video Winter / Spring catalogue, p.12
The **Meat Cleaver** is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt*.

## Description

It is a weapon used by The Smileys. Every execution with this weapon will give the player a severed head.

Because of its length and weight, players may swing a Meat Cleaver around a corner (whether they're standing or crouching) to attack incoming hunters. The player may only perform this move at the edge of a corner, where the weapon will be raised up when facing left or held at chest level if facing right, both of which have no effect on gameplay. If the attack successfully lands, it will stun the hunter for approximately 3 seconds. While stunned in the idle state, they are briefly vulnerable to executions, but in the alerted state, they cannot be locked onto for executions (the player will simply assume a combat stance instead as if they were still spotted) until the brief interval when they recover from the stun before spotting the player if they are not hidden.

## Executions

**Note:** *The Meat Cleaver shares execution animations with the Machete.*

 **Gruesome** |  | The player grabs the target's shoulder and turns them to face him, allowing him to hack their torso which makes them cringe. The player hacks at their nape thrice, beheading them.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Mouth of Madness (Wielded and dropped by the Smileys)
* Kill the Rabbit (Wielded and dropped by the Smileys)

## Trivia

* According to the texture files, the Machete was originally planned to appear during "Drunk Driving".
James Earl Cash/Dialogue

## Road to Ruin

*Cutscene dialogue, plays during the outro cutscene after finishing the scene. This one line plays when Cash sees the CU Leader point his gun at him*

* Oh shit!

## Strapped for Cash

*Triggered once Cash releases a family member from their restraints, freeing and rescuing them*

* Go on, run, you idiot!
* Get out of here - Run!
* Run as far away as you can!
* Trust no one, now go!
* Don't stop until you're out of here!
* Ok, you're ok. Go!

## Drunk Driving

### Commanding Tramp to follow

* Follow me.
* Move it!
* Come 'ere!
* Stay close - make a sound an' I'll kill you myself.
* Shift your ass!
* You're with me!

### Commanding Tramp to wait

* Park it here.
* Stay here an' don't move a muscle.
* Stay put and shut up!
* Don't move.
* Stay here, out of trouble.
* Stop following me!

## Graveyard Shift

*Cutscene dialogue, plays during the outro cutscene when Cash is surrounded by the Cerberus before they force him into the van*

* What the fuck...

## Divided They Fall

*Cutscene dialogue, plays during the conversation between Cash and the Journalist in the latter's car*

* Pull over - PULL OVER!
* Who are you - I've seen your face before!
* Keep talking.
* Who's Starkweather?
* You can bring him down, this Starkweather?
* Ok, let's go.
* To your apartment - DRIVE!

## Press Coverage

### Intro cutscene

*Cutscene dialogue, plays after the call between Starkweather and Schaffer when the Journalist parks her car at Cash's behest*

* Ok, pull over here!
* Just shut up and stick with me if you want to stay alive.

### Commanding Journalist to follow

* Stick close and keep quiet.
* I'll lead the way.
* Move when I move.
* You coming or what?
* Move your ass!
* C'mon, lady!

### Commanding Journalist to wait

* Hold tight, I'll be right back.
* Hold up.
* I'll check ahead.
* I'll be back soon.
* Lay low here for a while.
* Stay here, out of trouble.

### Entering Journalist's secret room

*Cutscene dialogue, plays once Cash clears the apartment of all cops and escorts the Journalist to her secret room*

* Good, take it and get out of town.
* I'm going to deal with Starkweather personally, thank him for my ‘second chance’. You're my backup if I don't make it. Have a nice life.

## Screaming

*Triggered if Cash falls from a fatal height*

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J.E.C. & Sons Construction

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BUSINESS

## J.E.C. & Sons Construction

### Locations

Cottonmouth

**J.E.C. & Sons Construction** is a construction company that appears in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The company crane can be found on the construction site at the Maibatzu Plaza in Cottonmouth during the episode "Assassination".

## Trivia

* J.E.C. is a reference to James Earl Cash, the protagonist of the first *Manhunt*. It might also be a reference to Cash's ability to operate the magnetic cranes (an industrial vehicle) of the scene Fuelled By Hate.
* The company logo is a modified version of the Final Build Construction logo seen in *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*. The texture name of the logo is *ws\_finalbuild*.
El Vampiro

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CHARACTER

## Unknown

* 1
* 2
* 3

## Biographical information

### Also known as

El Vampiro
Skully 4

### Home

Somewhere in Carcer City, possibly the East Los Albos area

### Main affiliation

The Innocentz
Valiant Video Enterprises
Lionel Starkweather

### Weapons

May have one of these:
Axe
Baseball Bat (Wood)
Fists
Knife
Revolver Six Shooter
Sawn Off Shotgun
Sickle

## Game information

### Voiced by

David Coburn

“'**”**
**El Vampiro** is a member of the Innocentz gang in *Manhunt*. He is named thus because he believes he is a vampire.

## Background

Although he never reveal his name or alias, it is presumed that he is the man named "Carlos" mentioned by the other Innocentz.

Skully 4 is shirtless with blue track pants and a skull painted on his face, as well with tribal sleeves, an embellished cross and "INNOCENTZ RIFA" tattooed on his chest . He has another variant that wears jeans and a red bandana, along with "MUERTE 187" tattooed on his chest and skull and cross bones on the arm.

## Trivia

* He shares some dialogues with The Orphan Maker, such as *"Gonna cut ya, gonna cut ya, gonna cut ya!"*, *"Wakey wakey!"*, "Where are you" and howling sounds.

## References

1. ↑ El Vampiro dialogue: *Bebere su sangre.*
2. ↑ El Vampiro dialogue: *You coming to dance with the vampiros, amigo?*
No Crane, No Gain

TROPHY

―In-game description**No Crane, No Gain** is a bronze trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

The player has to get in a crane, turn on the magnet to pull the white refridgerators, aim it on top of a hunter and release the magnet, or pull the refridgerator to slide on a hunter. This trophy is only possible to get in the Fuelled By Hate Scene.
3D Universe

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**3D Universe**

The **3D Universe** is the fictional world where the second-generation games released by Rockstar Games, including the *Manhunt* series, take place. This generation, formerly referred as the **PlayStation 2 era** or the ***Grand Theft Auto III* era**, consists of nine titles released from 2001 to 2007.

The 3D Universe is known by this name because it introduced fully three-dimensional game graphics, as opposed to the previous *Grand Theft Auto* series' 2D Universe. However, one of the games set in it, *Grand Theft Auto Advance*, uses 2D graphics, and the HD Universe, its successor, also uses fully 3D graphics, though improved ones.

Despite the HD Universe being considered non-canon to the *Manhunt* series, Carcer City does exist in that continuity; however, it is unlikely that the events of the *Manhunt* series happened in that timeline.

## Timeline

Fellow Rockstar video games *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2* have also been proven to be canon with the 3D Universe, with the events of *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2* occurring after *Grand Theft Auto III* (the last chronological *GTA* game of this universe).

### Chronological Release List

* *Grand Theft Auto III* (2001)
* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City* (2002)
* *Manhunt* (2003)
* *Grand Theft Auto Advance* (2004)
* *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas* (2004)
* *Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories* (2005)
* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories* (2006)
* *Manhunt 2* (2007)
* *Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition* (2021)

### Chronological Plot List

* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories* (1984)
* *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City* (1986)
* *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas* (1992)
* *Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories* (1998)
* *Grand Theft Auto Advance* (2000)
* *Grand Theft Auto III* (2001)
* *Manhunt* (2003)
* Flashbacks in *Manhunt 2* (2006)
* *Manhunt 2* (2012)

## References

1. ↑ "*Grand Theft Auto III: Your Questions Answered – Part One (Claude, Darkel & Other Characters)*" - Rockstar Newswire"
Admiral

VEHICLE

## An Admiral in *Manhunt 2*.

The **GTA Wiki** has an article on:**Admiral**

The **Admiral** is a four-door sedan featured in the *Grand Theft Auto* series, which also appears in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*.

## Design

The Admiral featured in *Manhunt 2* is the model seen in *Grand Theft Auto: Vice City*, which strongly resembles a Mercedes-Benz W123, with a rear fascia similar to a BMW E30. The official *GTA Vice City* website description of the car is *"Efficient German cruiser. Popular with commuter belt middle men."*

## Locations

*Manhunt*
* An Admiral can be found in Border Patrol intro video.

*Manhunt 2*
* Admirals can be found parked near Watkins Trainyard.
Ape Escape

TROPHY

―In-game description**Ape Escape** is a secret silver trophy featured in *Manhunt*.

## Acquisition

The player has to complete the bonus scene, Monkey See, Monkey Die!.

### Unlocking Monkey See, Monkey Die!

The player has to earn at least three star ratings on these Scenes:

* Mouth of Madness
* Doing Time
* Kill the Rabbit
* Divided They Fall
* Press Coverage
Manhunt Wiki/Sandbox

*Manhunt* series

MANHUNT

They just killed Cash. Now, they want
to kill him again.

America is full of run down, broken

rust-belt towns where nobody cares

and anything goes. In Carcer City,

nothing matters anymore and all

that's left are cheap thrills. The

ultimate rush is the power to grant

life and take it away, for sport.

This time James Earl Cash, you are

the sport. They gave you your life

back. Now, they are going to hunt

you down.

You awake to the sound of your own

panicked breath. You must run,

hide and fight to survive.

If you can stay alive long enough,

you may find out who did this to you.

This is a brutal blood sport.

Read more...
Carcer City News

**Spoiler Warning:** *Plot details, ending details, or both are in the text which follows.*

BUSINESS

## Carcer City News

### Locations

Carcer City

**Carcer City News** (CCN) is a news broadcasting show in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The Carcer City News studio is only seen during the cutscenes of Born Again and Deliverance. The location of the studio is unknown and it does not appear physically during the storyline. The news are presented by an unnamed Journalist.

## Events of *Manhunt*

In Born Again, the news broadcast shows the execution of James Earl Cash, who was sentenced to death three years ago. However, he was saved by Lionel Starkweather - the figurehead of a snuff film ring operating in Carcer City - and is set to be the protagonist of his next film. To take down Starkweather, the Journalist plans to use Cash's testimony.

Later during Border Patrol, the news team including the Journalist are outside Starkweather's Estate in Wapona Hills, however Starkweather refuses to comment of her allegations about him.

In Deliverance, the news broadcast does a news bulletin about the Starkweather's death, along with several of his bodyguards at his estate in Wapona Hills, thus discovered the snuff film ring being run from the estate's confines. The evidence found on his estate exposes the corruption of the Carcer City Police chief Gary Schaffer without a doubt.

## Scene Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Born Again
* Border Patrol
* Deliverance
RSV Gasoline

BUSINESS

* Logo 1
* Logo 2

**RSV Gasoline** is a gasoline company featured in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

An RSV Gasoline station appears during the episodes Most Wanted and Ritual Cleansing, near the Project Warehouses. There is a stationary Xpress Delivery Mule between the gas pumps, and its shadow can be used to hide from hunters.

During Ritual Cleansing, three items can be found in the gas station: a gas can, a brick, and a Sprunk can. The player can perform an environmental execution using gasoline.

## Trivia

* "RSV" refers to Rockstar Vienna initials.
Heavy Handgun

WEAPON

The "Avenger Force .50 AE" Heavy Handgun in Manhunt.

The Heavy Handgun in Manhunt 2.

“*The latest version of the game, which the CCPD use, takes a .50 caliber round, which is strong enough to stop a charging bull. Some of the hunters and most of the Cerberus are armed with these powerful weapons. The Avenger is almost as dangerous as the people holding them.*”
―Valiant Video Winter / Spring catalogue, p.13
The **"Avenger Force .50 AE" Heavy Handgun**  is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt* and *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

The Heavy Handgun's performance is similar to the Light Handgun, but being more powerful (nearly as strong as the Shotgun) as well as much more accurate and having a bigger range.

It is used by the Cerberus, CCPD, SWAT, The Bloodhounds, Project Militia and The Legion.

## Influence

The Avenger Force .50 AE Heavy Handgun is based on the IMI Desert Eagle Mk XIX, chambered in .50AE caliber, with slighty modifications to the model.

## Executions

### Manhunt 2

Shares animations with the Light Handgun with no differences whatsoever.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Road to Ruin (Cutscene only. Wielded by the Cerberus and their leader)
* Divided They Fall (Cutscene only. Shown on Cash's holster before Ramirez strips him of his weapons)
* Press Coverage (Found in a police van's compartment in front of the Journalist's apartment. The compartment must be pryed open via a crowbar to get the gun)
* Wrong Side of the Tracks (If kept from Press Coverage. Wielded and dropped by SWAT units)
* Trained to Kill (Cutscene only. Wielded by the Cerberus)
* Border Patrol (Wielded and dropped by the Cerberus)
* Key Personnel (Cutscene, wielded by the Cerberus Leader. Wielded and dropped by the Cerberus)

*Manhunt 2*
* Assassination (Wielded and dropped by the Project's militia)
* Most Wanted (Wielded and dropped by the Bloodhounds and the Watchdogs)
* Altered State (Wielded and dropped by the Bloodhounds)
* Release Therapy (Wielded and dropped by the Legion)

## Trivia

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Instruction Manual, p.13
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Official Strategy Guide, Weapons section, p.15
3. ↑ File name in *Manhunt 2*
MDL

**M**o**d**e**l**s (`MDL`) are single or archive file stored in *Manhunt 2* PC versions. Previous game and other platforms for *Manhunt 2* uses the extension `.DFF`.

## Locations

### Player

Player models can be found in `global` folder. It is stored as single `.MDL` files.

### Global

Global models like the Banana Hammer models can be found in `global` folder. The models are stored in one single `.MDL` file.

### Props and Hunters

Props and hunter models can be found in any level folder. The models are stored in one single `.MDL` file.

Location: `levels/level_name/modelspc.mdl`

## Tools

This section lists of all current tools, mostly made for Autodesk 3ds Max.

* MDL Editor 2.0 [1] – by Allen/Leeao
Can import and export `.MDL` files.
* Manhunt 2 SDK – by Skript47
* MDL IFP COL Importer/Exporter script for 3dsMax– by Allen/Leeao
Can import and export models. Also has support for other extensions.
* Manhunt Studio – by Sor3nt
Can preview models.
* Manhunt Toolkit – by Sor3nt
Can unpack and pack `.MDL` files.

## Further Reading

* `TEX`
* `DFF`
* `TXD`
* `BSP`
Brian Cox

**Brian Denis Cox**, better known as **Brian Cox**, is a Scottish actor.

## Career

Cox is well known for his roles in *Manhunter*, *Braveheart*, *Deadwood*, *X2* and most recently Logan Roy on HBO's *Succession*.

He provided the voice of Lionel Starkweather, better known as the "Director", the main antagonist of *Manhunt*.

## *Manhunt* Works

* *Manhunt* - Lionel Starkweather (The Director)

## External Links

* Brian Cox's IMDb entry
* Brian Cox's Instagram
2001

Events concerning the *Manhunt* series in **2001**.

## 3D Universe

* The events of *Grand Theft Auto III* take place in October.
	+ Carcer City Police chief Gary Schaffer was put on trial for corruption charges but was found not guilty due to all the witnesses disappearing from the case.

## References

1. ↑ Lips 106 radio news segment in *Grand Theft Auto III*.
Flare Gun

WEAPON

The Flare Gun in Manhunt 2.

The **Flare Gun**  is a blue class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Best Friends (Wielded and dropped by Michael Grant)
* Personality Clash (Wielded and dropped by phantom Michael)

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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Cassidy's Bargain Firearms Emporium

BUSINESS

“*Promised my little boy I would take him to Cassidy’s Bargain Firearms Emporium tomorrow.*”
―CCPD officer
**Cassidy's Bargain Firearms Emporium** is a weapon store mentioned in *Manhunt*.

## Description

The store does not makes a physical appearance in the game, but it's mentioned by a CCPD officer. It is very likely that the store is owned by Phil Cassidy, a character in the *Grand Theft Auto* series, who owns weapon stores in Liberty City and Vice City.
Fire Axe

WEAPON

The Fire Axe in Manhunt 2.

The **Fire Axe**  is a red class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This article contains insufficient information and is considered as a Stub. You can help the Manhunt Wiki by expanding it as much as you can.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Sexual Deviants (Found in two cabinets with breakable emergency glass on the upper floor of the Pervs' club. Wielded by a Perv hiding behind a one way mirror in one of the torture rooms)
* Personality Clash (Unobtainable)

## Trivia

* The Axe was originally mean to appear during Broadcast Interrupted.
* The Axe can be seen behind the Weary Pines Cemetery gates during Personality Clash; however, it can't be obtained by normal means.

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OilUiOkAt5k
Baseball Bat (Manhunt 2)

WEAPON

The Baseball Bat in Manhunt 2.

The **Baseball Bat**  is a red class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This bloody sports implement packs more of a punch thanks to the metal chains wrapped on it that grant it extra weight to its strikes. With enough strength, a killer like Daniel Lamb and Leo Kasper can smash skulls into pieces with one fell swoop of this club. Despite this, it is a weak melee weapon in combat.

Just like the previous game, the Bat can be swung around a corner while pressing against cover. Rather than stun the hunter, a successful attack will knock them down to the floor and keep them there for approx. 5 seconds before they recover. While downed, the player can beat them down, killing them if their health's low enough. If the hits done to them while downed aren't lethal, then they will stand up uninterrupted, even if this Player is in the middle of hitting them. Although they can't be executed while downed, they can be during the short interval that appears after they recover and stand up, but this can only be exploited if the player stands away from them in a certain distance.

The Bat still has the ability to smash open heads both in executions and outside of them. Beyond executions, the player can use the Bat to destroy heads on bodies via simply standing on top of the head area before pressing the fire/punch/execute button, causing the player to strike down on the head and smashing it for needless defilement.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Sexual Deviants (Found on the release mechanism of the stage door. Wielded and dropped by some of the nightclub's Pervs)
* Red Light (Wielded and dropped by the Red Kings)
* Bees' Honey Pot (Found on the desk where the receptionist calls the Project. Wielded and dropped by at least two pimps)
* Broadcast Interrupted (Wielded and dropped by a few Bloodhounds)

## Trivia

* A picture of Daniel Lamb executing a Bloodhound with the Baseball Bat can be seen during the flashback cutscene of Lamb's mind control session in Origins.

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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Carcer City Library

LOCATION
DEFUNCT BUSINESS

* Building
* Sign

**Carcer City Library** is an abandoned public library in *Manhunt* located in Carcer Mark, Carcer City.

## Description

The building has three floors, however, only the cellar is accessible. The cellar features some corpses hanging from the ceiling, a pile of bricks, and a few crates. Walking normally on the pile of bricks will cause noises and can be heard by the Hoods. The ground level and second floor of the library can be seen through the hole on the ceiling. A couple of spotlights are visible on the ground level.

## Events of *Manhunt*

The library first appears during Road to Ruin, where James Earl Cash is instructed by the director to make his way to the building's cellar, which is patrolled by the Hoods. The entrance door is locked and the player must break the padlock on the door to get inside. Inside the cellar, Cash fights the remaining Hoods and runs off the scene through the second exit, only to be captured by the Cerberus shortly after. The library does not appear again after the scene.

### Bonus Scenes

The library appears during the bonus scene Hard as Nails, where the player is locked inside the library cellar with no ability to get outside. There are many gas cans and explosive barrels, and the hanging corpses are replaced by the bodies of Piggsy. Ammo for the Nail Gun respawns over time if it was picked up.

## Scene Appearances

***Manhunt***
* Road to Ruin
* Hard as Nails

## Gallery

The entrance door of the cellar locked with a padlock.A pile of bricks.Crates.Corpses hanging from the ceiling. The ground level of the library is visible through the hole in the ceiling.The inaccessible ground level.The exit.
2003

**Spoiler Warning:** *Plot details, ending details, or both are in the text which follows.*

Events concerning the *Manhunt* series in **2003**.

## Real World Events

* November 19: *Manhunt* is released for PlayStation 2 in North America.
* November 21: *Manhunt* is released for PlayStation 2 in Europe.

## Game World

### 3D Universe

* Lionel Starkweather bribes the Carcer City Police chief Gary Schaffer to allow his snuff film ring to operate within Carcer City.
* The events of *Manhunt* take place in November.
	+ James Earl Cash is supposed to be executed, however he is saved by snuff film director Lionel Starkweather, who makes him the protagonist of his latest film.
	+ Starkweather's "Born Again" film is released.
	+ Starkweather's "White Trash" film is released.
	+ Starkweather's "Strapped for Ca$h" film is released.
	+ Starkweather's "View of Innocence" film is released.
	+ Starkweather's "Mouth of Madness" film is released. This was the last film tape released by Starkweather.
	+ Starkweather's film actor "White Rabbit" is killed in his unreleased tape "Kill the Rabbit".
	+ Starkweather sends Cerberus mercenaries to eliminate Cash after finishing recording "Kill the Rabbit".
	+ James Earl Cash is captured by film actor and Wardogs leader Ramirez while escaping the Cerberus.
	+ Ramirez and his henchmen are killed by Cash in their apartment complex in Darkwoods.
	+ James Earl Cash helps a Carcer City News journalist to collect her evidences against Starkweather in her apartment in Central, killing several police officers along the way.
	+ Starkweather sends CCPD officers and SWAT team to capture both Cash and the journalist, however both of them escapes.
	+ Piggsy manages to break his chains and escape from Starkweather's Estate's attic, slaughtering some of the Cerberus mercenaries.
	+ James Earl Cash is captured by the Cerberus Leader at the Stockyard train yard and is taken to Starkweather's Estate in Wapona Hills.
	+ James Earl Cash manages to get inside Starkweather's Estate and kills his private army of Cerberus, including the Cerberus Leader, making his way to the attic.
	+ Piggsy is killed by Cash with his own chainsaw.
	+ Lionel Starkweather is brutally murdered by Cash.
	+ The CCPD finds Starkweather's snuff film ring in his estate's confines.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Rockstar Games Ships Manhunt for PlayStation®2". Take-Two Interactive. November 19, 2003. Archived from the original on August 19, 2004.
Ice Pick

WEAPON

The Ice Pick in Manhunt.

The **Ice Pick** is an unused blue class weapon in *Manhunt*. It cannot be obtained by normal means.

## Description

The Ice Pick can only be spawned during Divided They Fall. It is not placed anywhere and can only be spawned with debug menu, or other modifications.

## Appearances

*Manhunt*
* Divided They Fall (Unobtainable)
2012

Events concerning the *Manhunt* series in **2012**.

## 3D Universe

* Dr. Deborah is killed by Daniel Lamb under control of Leo Kasper.
* The main events of *Manhunt 2* take place.
	+ Daniel Lamb (and Leo Kasper) escapes from the Dixmor Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
	+ Several Watchdogs are murdered by Daniel Lamb in the Wooddale Community Enclave neighborhood of Cottonmouth.
	+ Several Pervs are murdered by Daniel Lamb in the Strip Club and Fetish Dungeon in the Red Light District of Cottonmouth.
	+ Several Pervs are murdered by Daniel Lamb in the Bee's Honey Pot brothel in the Red Light District of Cottonmouth.
	+ Judy Sender is assassinated by an unidentified hunter.
	+ Several Watchdogs and Project Scientists are murdered by Daniel Lamb in the Project Laboratories in Cottonmouth.
	+ Dr. Pickman is killed by Daniel Lamb under control of Leo Kasper.
	+ Several Bloodhounds are murdered by Daniel Lamb at the TV-MK Studios in Cottonmouth.
	+ Leo Kasper's personality is blocked out by Daniel Lamb with the help of Dr. Whyte, thus killing him.
	+ Daniel Lamb forgets his past due to the brainwash experiment. He is given a new identity, David Joiner, and a new address.

## References

1. ↑ Manhunt2.com - Leo Kasper session
"Shaniquwa" billboard seen only during the flashback episode "Assassination", set **six years prior** to the main events of *Manhunt 2*.
3. ↑ *Manhunt 2* Instruction Manual, Page 3 - Dr. Whyte's "Pickman Project Malfunction" report is dated from May 2006.
The report refers to the flashback episodes, set **six years prior** to the main events of *Manhunt 2*.
Katana

WEAPON

The Katana in Manhunt 2.

The **Katana**  is a red class weapon in *Manhunt 2*.

## Description

This traditional Japanese weapon was used by Daniel Lamb under Leo's control to slaughter the crew working at the TV-MK Studio as revenge against the Project.

The Katana is a highly damaging melee weapon, being able to down a hunter in three hits before finishing them off with the same amount. It also has the ability to behead the corpses of slain hunters if the player stands over a corpse on the right spot before hitting it, dropping a Head for the player to use.

## Appearances

*Manhunt 2*
* Broadcast Interrupted (PC, PlayStation 2 and PSP only. Found beside a monitor and amongst dismembered corpses on the stage of TV-MK News. Using said monitor will display a cutscene of Leo killing two victims with the sword in the studio for The Terry Helmut Show)

## References

1. ↑ *Manhunt 2* (PS2 Disc)
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