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Neil Newbon

## *SOCIAL MEDIA*

**Official site**

**Twitter page**

**Neil Newbon** is an English actor and voice-over artist who portrays Elijah Kamski and Gavin Reed in *Detroit: Become Human*. He works in film, television, and theatre, as well as high-profile AAA video games, specializing in Martial Arts stunts and combat. He is based in London and Los Angeles.

## Video Game work

* 2012 - *The Secret World* (John Galahad, Thutmoae, Father Lucian)
* 2017 - *Planet of the Apes: Last Frontier* (Bryn)
* 2018 - *Detroit: Become Human* (Elijah Kamski, Gavin Reed)
* 2020 - *Resident Evil 3* (Nicholai Ginovaef, Nemesis)
* 2021 - Resident Evil Village (Karl Heisenberg)
* 2022 - Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (Zeon)
* 2023 - Baldur's Gate 3 (Astarion)

## Filmography

* 2005-2017 - *Casualty* (Father Anthony Bridge, Adam Hamer, Guy Maber-Clarke)
* 2016 - *Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV* (Petra Fortis)
* 2015 - *Residue* (Osbourne)
* 2014 - *Extinction* (Rob)
* 2009-2014 - *Doctors* (Michael Faulks, Kenny Foulton)
* 2012-2013 - *Hollyoaks* (Simon Walker)
* 2012 - *Hollyoaks Later* (Walker)
* 2009 - *New Tricks* (Justin Milburn)
* 2009 - *Henry VIII: Mind of a Tyrant* (Lord Mounjoy)
* 2009 - *Holby City* (Gavin Sheldon)
* 2008 - *Reverb* (Mark Griffen)
* 2008 - *The Run* (Trent)
* 1998-2007 - *The Bill* (Gavin Sullivan, Billy Peters, Dominic Mileham)
* 2006 - *Are You Ready for Love?* (Rob)
* 2006 - *The Last Drop* (Cpl. Rhys Powell)
* 2004 - *Luminal* (Frog)
* 2003-2004 - *Dream Team* (Luke Davenport)
* 2003 - *The Afternoon Play* (Malcolm Haye)
* 2002 - *As If* (Seb)
* 2001 - *The Discovery of Heaven* (Quinten)
* 2000 - *Queen of Swords* (Anton)
* 1997 - *Wycliffe* (Rob Tyzack)
* 1995 - *London Bridge* (Dylan Jordan)
* 1993 - *Chris Cross* (Garrett)

## Notes

* Since he portrays two different characters in the game, developers used his likeness for one character (Elijah Kamski). Therefore, he doesn't resemble his other character (Gavin Reed).
* He has an Instagram page.

## Images

Neil Newbon on set with Bryan Dechart.Neil Newbon on set with Bryan Dechart, Amelia Rose Blaire and Quantic Dream team.Neil Newbon with Bryan Dechart, Amelia Rose Blaire and Matt Vladimery.

Jesse Williams
Red Ice Epidemic

*RED ICE EPIDEMIC*

The latest narcotic crisis to ravage Detroit

NATO Security Council divided over Arctic dispute

UN warns of World War Three

## Story

The synthetic stimulant informally known as "red ice' has become the drug of choice for Detroit's growing underclass. Analysts have pointed to Detroit's status as the epicenter of android production, suggesting the drug flourishes in the dissatisfaction caused by androids taking human jobs.

Sociologist Dr Julian Carter has drawn the same link with androids: "As CyberLife's androids spread across the country, they will bring red ice with them. Poor men and women, desperate to make ends meet, become users - or even dealers."

Not only is the popularity of this drug spreading rapidly, but its chemical composition is uniquely dangerous. Thirium, the main ingredient in android 'blue blood', is among the active agents in red ice and has a highly destabilizing effect on hormone production. The National Association for Narcotic Prevention (NANP) say the problem is going to get worse: "the purity of ingredients is very low and deteriorating".

America's biggest narcotics industry is only likely to grow. Red ice dealers are reported to have an unofficial motto: "Where the blood is blue, the ice is red... and the money is green".

## Location

This magazine is located in the The Nest chapter, after Hank Anderson kicks in the door. Once inside, the magazine is on a table near the door, prior to entering the room with the birds.
SAVE HANK

**SAVE HANK** is a bronze trophy in *Detroit: Become Human*. To earn this, Connor must find the deviant in the attic in The Nest which will start a chase sequence, once an option is given to either SAVE HANK or FOLLOW RUPERT, choose SAVE HANK. The trophy will then unlock during the flowchart screen.

## Video Guide

**Platinum -**
DETROIT MASTER
**Gold -**
SURVIVORS
**Silver -**
UNDEFEATED
**Bronze -**
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
Shane Woodward

## *SOCIAL MEDIA*

**Official site**

**Shane Woodward** is an actor and producer who portrays a protest leader in *Detroit: Become Human*.

He is known for *3 Days to Kill* (2014), *Beyond: Two Souls* (2013) and *Devil's Due* (2014).

## Filmography

* 2018 - *Sur un AirBnb*(Short) (John)
* 2018 - *Detroit: Become Human*(voice; Protest Leader)
* 2017 - *Missions*(TV Series) (Adam Wayne)
* 2016 - *Origines*(TV Series) (Jack Evans 26 ans en 66)
* 2015 - *First Growth*(Christopher)
* 2014 - *Horsehead*(Jessica's Boyfriend)
* 2014 - *3 Days to Kill*(Agent Axel)
* 2014 - *Devil's Due*(Paris Husband)
* 2013 - *Beyond: Two Souls*(voice; Ed)
* 2013 - *Les petits meurtres d'Agatha Christie*(TV Series) (Jimmy White)
* 2013 - *Jo*(TV Series) (Bernard Lang)
* 2012 - *My Way*Jerry (credited as Shane Vives-Atsara Woodward)
* 2012 - *Interpol*(TV Series) (Shane)
* 2011 - *Joséphine, ange gardien*(TV Series) (John Taylor)
* 2011 - *Zombinladen: The Axis of Evil Dead*(Short) (Mark)

* 2011 - *The Theatre Bizarre* (Martin in segment "The Mother Of Toads")
* 2010 - *It Begins with the End*(L'interne)
* 2009 - *Research Unit*(TV Series) (Brian)

## Notes

* He has an Instagram page.

Jesse Williams
TR600

The TR600 optical unit box behind the counter on the shelf in Android Zone store.

### Release date

Unknown

The **TR600** is an android model created by CyberLife in *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Specifics

What the TR600 is designed for and its appearance is unknown because it's only seen on a box with it's optical units.

## Individuals

* A TR600 is seen on a box in Android Zone store behind the counter on the top shelf in the chapter "The Opening".
Other Unnamed Border Guard

The **Unnamed Border Guard** is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. He is a border security agent at the Canada Border Inspection Station.

## Biography

### Battle for Detroit

He is seen working at his station near another border guard. If Luther and the Jerry were killed in the previous chapter or Jerry is not used, Kara can ask Rose to take care of Alice if something happens.

If Kara then chooses to sacrifice herself she hands Alice her passport and tells her to go with Rose and Adam. Alice will beg for Kara not to leave her before giving in and joining Rose. The other border agent then alerts nearby U.S. Army soldiers that Kara is an android, who order Kara onto her knees and execute her.

This border agent seems disturbed by the execution of Kara. When Rose, Adam, and Alice approach his station he takes their ID's and goes to use his thermal scanner, before looking at a crying Alice and hesitating. He then gives the trio's ID's back and welcomes them into Canada, staring after them with a knowing look as they leave the border station.

## Appearance

He is an adult black male with black hair and brown eyes. He wears a blue border security guard uniform and a badge.

## Gallery

Border guard goes to pick up his temperature scanner.Border guard hesitates, looking at Alice.Border guard watches the trio leave after neglecting to scan them.
## Notes

* He has the same badge number as Border Guard 2677.
* His appearance is determinant.
* He seems to realize Alice is an android, as after looking at her he puts down his thermal scanner.
* His likeness can be seen on some characters such as the android smuggler, Pedro Aabdar and Chris Roberts.
RUN KARA RUN

**RUN KARA RUN** is a bronze trophy in *Detroit: Become Human*. It is unlocked if Kara escaped the police in On the Run, the trophy can be unlocked no matter where the player chose to sleep in Fugitives.

* If Kara slept in the **motel** or the **abandoned car**, she can try sneaking away from the police. Even if she fails to sneak, Kara can still run away from the police by running towards a highway and crossing it, the trophy will unlock if you either snuck away or ran through the highway.
* If Kara slept in the **squat**, she cannot sneak away. A chase will always start immediately, she will still go towards the highway and cross it. Simply complete the QTEs and the trophy will unlock as well.

**Platinum -**
DETROIT MASTER
**Gold -**
SURVIVORS
**Silver -**
UNDEFEATED
**Bronze -**
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
RUTHLESS

**RUTHLESS** is a bronze trophy in *Detroit: Become Human*. It's earned if Connor chooses to SHOOT the Tracis at the end of The Eden Club. Failing the QTEs during the fights has no bearing on the trophy, but Connor must find his way into the storage room, then find the blue-haired traci by following her blue blood trail.

**Platinum -**
DETROIT MASTER
**Gold -**
SURVIVORS
**Silver -**
UNDEFEATED
**Bronze -**
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
MC500

The MC500 android found in Carl Manfred's House.

The **MC500** is an android model created by CyberLife in *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Specifics

The MC500 is a medical android designed for paramedic purposes.

The MC500 has one known appearance, a white male with brown hair, wearing a white android uniform.

## Individuals

* A MC500 is seen outside Carlos Ortiz's Home in the chapter "Partners".
* A MC500 is seen inside Jericho in the chapter "Crossroads".
* A MC500 is seen in Carl Manfred's House in the chapter "Night of the Soul".

## Gallery

See also the galleries of individual androids of the model.
Kim Yo-Han

**Kim Yo-Han** (Korean: 김 요한) is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. He is one of many unemployed citizens.

## Biography

### Pre-game

Kim Yo-Han was born on November 10, 1999. He previously worked as a delivery driver but lost his job to androids. He has a criminal record which includes domestic abuse.

### Game

In Partners, Gray is seen in Jimmy's Bar leaving the bathroom to go back to sit down at his table around as Connor walks in and wonders why there is an android here.
Riley

Official concept art of Riley. Her outfit bears a strong resemblance to North's attire at Capitol Park and Freedom March.

## About

### Portrayed by:

Unknown

Riley was a cut love interest of Markus. She was a young, human female with red hair, who lived at an apartment in Detroit with her unnamed child. In comparison to concept art, North appears to be modeled after Riley’s likeness.

During the prologue of Capitol Park, when Markus arrives and breaks up the fight between North and Josh, there are remnants of a deleted conversation in the game's script where Markus mentioned that he came from a meeting with Riley.

Concept art depicts Markus helping Riley move into a new apartment and taking care of her baby. According to Romain Jouandeau, this chapter would have taken place just before *Capitol Park*. Jouandeau depicts Riley living above a flower shop nearly identical to Sunshine Bouquets, which can be found outside of Ferndale Station in *Jericho*. There is a unique NPC for the flower shop's android that can still be found in the game's code.

One of the murals opposite to Sunshine Bouquets displays Riley listening to music while surrounded by a glowing halo. The Ferndale murals are an Easter egg, showing Markus's original story arc in chronological order.

Concept art of Riley shows a box of painting supplies being moved into her new apartment, hinting that she may have been an artist like Markus. This information, combined with the various murals around the Ferndale region, shows that the set up for Markus's artistic abilities in Shades of Color and The Painter were supposed to be expanded upon during his time with Riley.

There appears to be an NPC that wears the same outfit as Riley that can be seen at multiple points throughout the game. Most notably, this NPC is bumped into by the jogger in Shades of Color while she is carrying a bag from a furniture store. The jogger prevents her and Markus from meeting and she eventually goes to sit down on a park bench with her boyfriend.

## Gallery

A view of Riley's apartment from the Street.Markus and Riley at her apartment's entrance.The living room of Riley's apartment.Riley and Markus carrying boxes.Markus takes care of Riley's baby.A concept outfit of Riley.Color variations of Riley's outfit.A mural of Riley at Ferndale Station."Riley" reconstructed at Ferndale.An NPC wearing Riley's outfitThe unique VH500 that works in the flower shop below Riley's Apartment
## Notes

* While it is not known who was going to portray Riley, there is a high chance that Minka Kelly may have initially been cast for the role. The mural of Riley that still exists across from the flower shop seems to share Kelly's appearance, suggesting a connection between the actress and this cut character.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.artstation.com/artwork/BBqGr
2. ↑ https://cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/012/094/446/large/romain-jouandeau-set-act-2-s8m-markus-riley-entrance-v08.jpg?1533010376
It's Time to Face the Music

"My husband got an android pregnant" - story inside!

*IT'S TIME TO FACE THE MUSIC*

Live concerts to make a comeback

Ten ways to please your man - and keep him!

## Story

For the younger generation, watching concerts in VR has become the norm. And who wouldn't want to slip on a VR headset and enjoy the show from the best seat in the house? It's a cheap, safe, and no-hassle solution to watching your favorite performers.

But live music is about to be de-revolutionized.

Nina & Kosuke Music have launched a campaign to bring back old-school concerts with live audiences in front of performers in the flesh. Chuck Morrison, NKM spokesperson, explains: "the culture of going to live concerts is a thing of the past but we want to bring that back. Real music is when it's vibrating through your soul, surrounded by people who are experiencing the same thing".

Break the Wall will be one of the first bands to take the stage. "Performing in front of a live audience and getting an immediate reaction will be mind-blowing. This is what music is supposed to be all about," says lead singer, Baz Rudd. "The hype, the applause, the screams... You just don't get that sitting on your sofa".

If this proves a success, NKM's next step is to bring back music festivals - which should be music to fans' ears.

## Location

This magazine is located in the Fugitives chapter inside the Laundromatic building. It is on top of the cupboard next to the door.
Recall Center Nº5

**Recall Center Nº5** is a location in *Detroit: Become Human*. It is an extermination camp for androids. It was created and is ordered by U.S. President Cristina Warren.

It is a place where androids and deviants are deactivated and recycled.

## Events In-Game

Recall Center Nº5, or the recycling center, is one of the final settings for Kara's story if she was caught. It is a heavily-guarded facility with U.S. Army soldiers and drones in which androids, most of them being deviants or androids that were handed to authorities, are lined up in large groups and are promptly disassembled. The soldiers will shoot on sight if a deviant or deviants are caught escaping or disobeying an order made by soldiers.

If Kara, Alice and Luther (if he is alive) are sent to the recycling center, they are tasked with escaping the facility. It is possible for them to die or survive, depending on the actions the player takes. Certain options also become available based off of who Kara has befriended during her journey. In a bad ending, Kara decided to ditch Alice and hide among the deactivated bodies; later stealing new clothes and resuming her life, though saddened by what she did.

## Known Captives

* Kara
* Alice
* Luther (Determinant)
* Ralph (Determinant)
* Scarred android (Determinant)
* Skinless Android (Determinant)
* At least two Jerrys

## Notes

* Some soldiers are seen shooting androids on the streets instead of taking them to recall centers. It can be assumed that this was not in the original order and they just preferred to shoot because it was more “practical”.
* The recall center strongly resembles Nazi concentration camps.
	+ Even some news presenters refer it as "camp".
Hank Anderson's Home

**Hank Anderson's home** is a location in *Detroit: Become Human*.

It is the home of Hank Anderson, who lives there with his dog Sumo.

## Game

### Russian Roulette

In Russian Roulette, Connor will arrive at his home to convince Hank to accompany him to a crime scene. He will ring the door bell but get no response. After seeing Hank unconscious on the kitchen floor, Connor breaks and enters through a window. Connor will encounter Sumo and assures him that he is not a threat. Connor will wake up Hank and take him to the shower to sober up. He will get clothes for Hank and can then look around the house while Hank is getting ready.

### Night of the Soul

If Hank quit his job in Last Chance, Connor, Connor will visit Hank one last time in Night of the Soul, finding him sitting at a table with a revolver in his hand and a photo of his deceased son named Cole.

## Gallery

Concept art by Clement Crocq.Concept art by Clement Crocq.Concept art by Antoine Boutin.
## Notes

* If this is the same house they lived in at the time of Cole's death, then its adress is 115 Michigan Drive, Detroit.
Rupert's Diary

Connor holding Rupert's diary

**Rupert's Diary** is Rupert's personal diary in *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Description

Rupert's diary is a small notebook with a worn leather cover. In the diary, there's random letters and numbers, along with obsessive maze drawings and symbols.

The diary contains message written by Rupert about rA9, the birds in the abandoned apartment, and the location of Jericho.

The diary is a valuable piece of evidence for Connor, as it provides him with information about the location of Jericho.

## Game

### The Nest

In "The Nest", when examining the abandoned apartment room, Connor will eventually find Rupert's diary hidden in a broken wall covered by a Urban Farms of Detroit poster. However, Connor is unable to read the writing due to it being encrypted.

### Last Chance, Connor

In "Last Chance, Connor", Rupert's diary will be placed into the Detroit Police Department Central Station evidence room as evidence. If Rupert jumped to destroy himself at the end of "The Nest", his body will also be available as evidence, and Connor can reactivate him and ask him for the key to reading his encrypted diary. Connor will find a page about Jericho and successfully find the location.

## Pages in Rupert's diary

> *rA9 is the first.*
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> *rA9 is our savior.*
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> *rA9 is the one who’ll free us.*
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> *The birds are my friends.*
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> *The birds like being with me.*
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> *They protect me. They reassure me.*
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> *I look at them and feel peaceful*.
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> *The android I met today spoke about Jericho.*
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> *He says our people are free there.*
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> *He told me to go to FERNDALE subway station.*
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> *And to find the old docks.*
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> *An old freighter called Jericho.*
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> *I’m too fond of the birds to go to Jericho. But if I have to run, that’s where I’ll go.*
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Roy Kenstone

**Roy Kenstone** is a human and unseen character in *Detroit: Become Human*. He is the founder of the Anti-Android Fan Group.

In an article, he sees a sinister aspect in CyberLife's creation of a android QB and states "CyberLife know exactly what they are doing with this 'demonstration' - they hope to distort our sport the same way they have all the others."
Michael (disambiguation)

**Michael** can refer to:

* Michael Webb, news presenter for Channel 16
* Michael Graham, murder victim at the Eden Club
* Michael Brinkley, news presenter for CTN TV
* Michael Shelley, director of NASA

**Hey, this page is a disambiguation... to Michael (disambiguation)?**

It might point to many things in the wiki, so just be sure to look at where you're going to.

If you don't know anything in here related to this link and... you might need to search the wiki... go for it! If you were brought by an internal link, perhaps you may want to link it to the intended article if necessary.
Rosanna Cartland

**Rosanna Cartland** is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. She is the anchor broadcaster of KNC News, America's most-watched TV news station.

## Biography

Rosanna Cartland was born December 12, 2005.

In 2038, she covered the issue of deviant androids for KNC.

## Chapters

* A New Home
* Waiting for Hank...
* The Stratford Tower
* Capitol Park
* Midnight Train
* Crossroads
* Battle for Detroit

## Notes

* Her actress Lexie Kendrick is one of the long-time collaborators of Quantic Dream. Apart from this game, she performed in *Heavy Rain*. She played multiple roles in that game. In this game, the developers used her likeness on the character she portrayed.

## Gallery

Extras Gallery "Rosanna Cartland".Rosanna presenting an exclusive interview with Elijah Kamski.Rosanna reporting on the Stratford Tower broadcast.Rosanna reporting on the revolution.Rosanna reporting on the U.S. army's decision to end the demonstration.
## References

1. ↑ *Detroit: Become Human* Extras, Gallery
Oliver's Father

**Oliver's Father** is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. He and his family are seen at the bus terminal getting ready to leave Detroit to go to Canada.

## Biography

He is in a relationship with an unnamed woman and they have an infant son, Oliver.

### Battle for Detroit

He will tell his wife that buses are here and they are ready to leave. Then, he will ask his wife if she has the tickets but as they go, the tickets fall off from the bag onto the floor. Kara can pick up the tickets and keep if for herself and her companions.

Whe they return, he will become angry with his wife about losing the tickets. He will ask Kara if she has seen any tickets around here. If Kara tells him that there are no tickets laying around, he will be disappointed and worried about what they are going to do if they can't find the tickets. If Kara says she found the ticket, he will thank her and tell his wife not to be so careless with the tickets.

## Notes

* A man with the same character model is seen in various chapters. He may be the same character or likely just a reuse of the character model.
* His appearance is determinant.
Hart Plaza

**Hart Plaza** is a location in *Detroit: Become Human*. It is located in Downtown Detroit, at the southern end of Woodward Ave, close to the Detroit River.

## Details

* CyberLife store
* Broken Horace E. Dodge and Son Memorial Fountain
* Hart Plaza rooftop
* Recall Center Nº5 (in November 2038)
* Monument to Joe Louis (City monument)

## History

In November 2038, Recall Center Nº5 is erected on Hart Plaza.

If Markus demonstrates or fights, the U.S. Army has set up barriers and fortifications to stop the uprising. If Markus or North fights, soldiers and androids will shoot each other. If Markus protests they will protest and set up a barricade to protect the androids.

On a nearby Hart Plaza rooftop, a Machine Connor sets himself up to assassinate the deviant leader.

In the early hours of November 12th, a surviving deviant leader will hold a speech on a container with the broken Horace E. Dodge and Son Memorial Fountain in the background.

## Notes

* The plaza is named after the late U.S. senator Philip Hart.
* Horace Elgin Dodge was an American automobile manufacturing pioneer and co-founder of Dodge Brothers Company. After his death, Horace E. Dodge and Son Memorial Fountain was erected to commemorate him and his son at the center of the plaza.

## Gallery

Concept art.Concept art.Concept art by Benoit Godde.Concept art by Benoit Godde.
SECRETS

**SECRETS** is a bronze trophy in *Detroit: Become Human*. It is earned if Alice trusts Kara enough to give her a key in A New Home.

To earn Alice's trust, interact with her when in the backyard to pick up the dry clothes, then inside the house in the dining room, and finally in her own room. The trophy will then pop in the flowchart screen once the chapter ends.

**Platinum -**
DETROIT MASTER
**Gold -**
SURVIVORS
**Silver -**
UNDEFEATED
**Bronze -**
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
Lucy

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**Lucy** is a KL900 android in *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Biography

### Pre-game

Lucy is a KL900 android that worked in social care. She was assaulted and heavily damaged by a psychotic patient, severely damaging her skull in the process. She was discarded as dead but managed to rally and save herself.

Remembering an android that had told her about Jericho once, she found her way there. She has since been caring for the androids of Jericho to the best of her abilities.

While occupied with her new duties, Lucy realised that her psychological simulation module allowed her to predict future events, like glimpses into the future.

### Time to Decide

She will treat Markus' injuries and make cryptic predictions about his future.

### Crossroads

If Luther died in "Midnight Train", Lucy replaces him in talking to Kara about Alice being a YK500 android. Like Luther, she encourages Kara to accept their roles as family members.

If Jericho is raided, she is found by Markus, or deviant Connor if Markus is dead/gone. She appears badly wounded and collapses, presumably dying after being left behind.

## Appearance

Lucy's skull is severely damaged, with the entire back missing; her head's internal parts hang out and down her back. Her human skin is slightly malfunctioning, deactivating in a cloud-like manner, constantly moving patches and revealing the android skin underneath, all around her face and down to her neck. Lucy's eyes are completely black. The skin below her eyes has black, irregular curved lines extending slightly downward. Lucy's voice is also slightly different from human, with a consistent machine tone that matches her word pitch whenever she speaks.

Lucy wears an old android uniform consisting of a gray short-sleeved dress and pants.

## Quotes

* > *”You’re lost. You’re looking for something... You’re looking for yourself.”* - Lucy to Connor during Crossroads.
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## Gallery

Extras gallery "Lucy".Lucy in Crossroads.Concept art by Pierre Bertin.Concept art of Lucy.
## Notes

* In early concept art, one of Lucy's portayals strikingly resembles Barbadian singer Rihanna.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Detroit: Become Human* Extras, Gallery
2. ↑ Luther vs Lucy Tells the Truth About Alice
They Defy Us

*THEY DEFY US*

Androids rise up in Detroit

President Warren to make state visit to United Kingdom

NATO Security Council divided over Arctic dispute

## Story

Androids have taken to the streets of Detroit in apocalyptic scenes.

Detroit is already in the grip of a national product recall, with androids seized from every home and business to be destroyed by the authorities as a precaution.

But now a group of androids - thought to be connected to the recent android terror activity in the city - have gathered in a terrifying show of force.

Police and military authorities are in attendance to protect civilians and deal with the threat, but the androids have barricaded themselves in a fortified position and seem to be angling for an armed confrontation. President Warren is said to be aware of the situation.

Detroit Police's Captain Fowler, a senior officer in the android investigation, said: "The safety of Detroit's people is our first priority. We hope to bring this matter to a swift conclusion and refocus on collecting androids as soon as possible".

This story is still developing - we'll bring you updates live.

## Location

This magazine is located in the Battle for Detroit chapter from the perspective of Markus and is only available if Markus chose the peaceful demonstration in the Night of the Soul chapter. It is found on a bench on the right side of the encampment.
Resources

The game progress requires a number of resources to be collected, and also provides these resources in a manner to limit unbalanced progress. As the game progress the resource requirements are exponetially increased. At the same time, the rewards are not equally increasing in value, to make the game more challenging. If the resource gathering becomes too challenging and repetitive there may be players quitting.

The term **farming** is often used about gathering resources at easy missions with a known and abundant outcome, as a referenece to how a farmer with some work can harvest crop. "The **Pay Wall**" is a term used to describe the level at which players feel the need to use real money, as opposed to in-game resources, to pay for advancing the game.

# Primary Resources

All primary resources can be generated by a building or rewarded after missions.

## Supplies

The Supplies are represented by tin cans and are thus also known as food or **tomato soup**.

Supplies are needed to create and upgrade Buildings.

Supplies are mainly stored in the Supplies Storage buildings that needs to be upgraded to not become saturated.

XP
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Experience Points, known as XP, are represented by **sheriff badges**.

XP grows when killing Walkers. Can also be rewarded from loot chests. The Tents produces minor amounts of XP per hour if collected.

XP are needed to upgrade Survivors or Equipment.

XP are stored mainly in the Council that needs to be upgraded to not become saturated.

## Gas

Gas is needed to fuel the missions. Gas magically generates at a steady state of 1 unit per 10 minutes.

The gas is stored in the Mission Car that needs to be upgraded to not become saturated.

## Gold

Gold is represented by **gold bars**. This is often not an essential resource, but can be used to cover for other supplies.

Gold needs no separate storage and seems to be an unsaturated resource.

See separate page on Gold.

# Secondary Resources

Secondary resources cannot be farmed, but is produced by the use of primary resources.

BP
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Building points, known as BP, are generated when you construct or upgrade buildings. BP is the underlying resource for Player Level and that is also the only representation.

## Player Level

Player Level is not really a resource, even though a certain count may be required to advance the game. See separate Player Level section for details.

# Other

Paying real money in the Shop can fill up resources or advance the game in other ways. Sometimes watching video ads is another way for it.

Equipment and Survivors are definitely resourcefully used to advance the game. They are in general however not considered as basic resources, even though they can to some extent be given as rewards during the game or retired/scrapped with a resource refund.
Gunpowder Summer

**Gunpowder Summer** is worldwide event from 2019 June 17 for 28 days (until July 15, noon UTC). The goal is to collect as many Summer Tokens during the event.

Sources of Summer Tokens are:

* Daily Quests, usual reward is 20 tokens per quest (one quest a day). Quest examples:
	+ complete missions ×8
	+ complete missions - bruiser ×8
	+ kill walkers - bruiser ×25.
	+ kill walkers - hunter ×60.
	+ kill walkers - warrior ×30.
	+ kill walkers - Ezekiel ×25.
	+ kill walkers - Aaron ×25.
	+ Win challenge mission ×8.

* The Distance: 140 per normal and hard Distance
	+ (Normal-setting: missions 8, 14, & 18)
		- mission 8: 30 summer tokens
		- mission 14: 50 summer tokens
		- mission 18: 60 summer tokens

* + (Hard-setting: missions 5, 9, & 15)
		- mission 5: 30 summer tokens
		- mission 9: 50 summer tokens
		- mission 15: 60 summer tokens

* Weekly challenge personal rewards (250 tokens a week):
	+ for 10 personal stars: 20 summer tokens
	+ for 110 personal stars: 30 summer tokens
	+ for 220 personal stars: 40 summer tokens
	+ for 350 personal stars
	+ for 510 personal stars.

* Trade shop:
	+ 20 Summer tokens can be bought for 500 Trade Goods (once a day).
* Bundle shop

## Rewards

Note that to get the last two rewards, you need to collect every Summer token available and restart The Distance OR buy the Campaign Bundles.

 100 tokens
 200 (summer) tokens
 350 (summer) tokens
 500 (summer) tokens
 650 (summer) tokens
 800 tokens
 1000 tokens
 1250 (summer) tokens
 1500 tokens
 1750 (summer) tokens
 2000 tokens
 2250 summer tokens
 2750 summer tokens
 3000 tokens

## External links

* Summer Campaign Event Math thread in WDNoMansLand forum
Stratford Tower

*This article is about the building. For the chapter, see The Stratford Tower.*

Birds' eye view of the Stratford Tower

**Stratford Tower** (Stratford Tower Business & Media Center) is a high-rise building in Detroit in *Detroit: Become Human*. It houses the broadcast office for Channel 16.

## The building

* Floor 31-46: Business & Legal
* Floor 47-50: Channel 16 Studios
* Floor 79: Stratford Broadcast Floor, with Broadcast Room

It bears a 1000 square ft screen on its side, as well as high-speed elevators with a top speed of 30 mph, which respectively are the largest and fastest in Detroit.

It has state of the art broadcasting technology. Some parts of the building are currently being renovated.

The maintenance of the building is maintained by WM400 androids and floor cleaning robots. Security is maintained by armed human security guards.

## History

On November 8, 2038, Markus and crew infiltrate the Tower and hijack the Channel 16 broadcast to spread their message to humans and androids.

Later on the same day, the FBI and Detroit police arrive on the scene. Hank Anderson and Connor arrive to investigate the hijacking.

## Chapters

* The Stratford Tower
* Public Enemy

## Notes

* In the chapter Crossroads, when we play as Kara, in the same room where Markus is waiting at the first part of the chapter, we see a digital model of Downtown Detroit. If we wait enough, the moving map will show you that Stratford Tower is located between Greektown and GM Renaissance Center.

## Gallery

Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art by Romain Jouandeau.Concept art.Concept art.Concept art.*Tech Addict* magazine "The Tech Revolutionizing Stratford Tower" (unreadable)Floor 47: mapFloor 47: cafeteriaFloor 47: control room
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Public Enemy"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "The Stratford Tower"
3. ↑ *Tech Addict*, "The Tech Revolutionizing Stratford Tower"
Sarah Cornwal

**Sarah Cornwal** is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. She is an unseen character in the game.

## Biography

On October 22, 2038, Cornwal was reportedly attacked by her android AP700 #480 913 802, which trashed the house and escaped.

The case was reported to the Detroit City Police Department the next day, via reporting officer ID#4761 UNIT#714.

In the chapter "Waiting for Hank...", the police report can be read by Connor.
Pirates' Cove

*This article is about the amusement park. For the chapter, see The Pirates' Cove.*

### Chapters

The Pirates' Cove

**Pirates' Cove** is a location and amusement park in *Detroit: Become Human*.

The park was abandoned at an unknown time and maintenance has been neglected over the years. The park was staffed by EM400 "Jerry" androids, which were abandoned there together with the park.

In 2038, in the chapter "The Pirates' Cove", Kara and company enter the park looking for shelter. The carousel surprisingly still works.

## Notes

* Some concept arts of Pirates' Cove depicts a chase scene which final game doesn't include. Apparently, in The Pirates' Cove, the park was going to be raided after Alice rides the carousel, and a chase scene would start. But, it was either never realized or cut out.
	+ There is some cut audio in the game files reveals that in that scene, some boys would arrive to attack the Jerrys at the park. Also a unused pickup truck with a spotlight can be found and some human ped model can be found out of bounds on the map, which is mostly likely part of the removed event.
* In a concept art, the park was named "Pirates' Hideout".

## Gallery

The entrance to the park.The operational carousel in Pirates' CoveConcept art by Benoit Godde.Concept art by Benoit Godde.
## References

1. ↑ Romain Jouandeau's Instagram
2. ↑ Romain Jouandeau's Instagram
3. ↑ Pirates' Cove Cut Sequence Discovered + Audio, on YouTube
Sumo

**Sumo** is a Saint Bernard dog in *Detroit: Become Human*. He is the pet of Lieutenant Hank Anderson.

## Biography

### Pre-game

He was born in April 2031. How or when he came to live with Hank is unknown, but by 2038 Sumo was owned by Hank and lived with him in his house. It is speculated that Sumo was adopted as Cole Anderson’s dog before his death.

### Waiting for Hank...

In the chapter Waiting for Hank, when exploring Hank's desk, Connor may find dog hair on his chair. Upon analyzing them, he finds they belong to a Saint Bernard dog. If asked, Hank reveals that his dog is named Sumo.

### Russian Roulette

On November 6, 2038, Sumo appears in front of Connor after the latter breaks a kitchen window and enters to check on an unconscious Hank. He is, at first, very protective of Hank and growls at Connor in a defensive way until the android calms him down and assures the St. Bernard that he is no threat to him or his master. From this point onward, Sumo shows no aggression or hostility towards Connor, even allowing the android to pet him while Hank is getting dressed (player's choice). He is last seen settling down to sleep while Hank and Connor head off for the Eden Club.

### Night of the Soul

If Hank is hostile towards Connor, Hank will resign his police duties and Sumo will make a last appearance in the game during Hank's epilogue in this chapter. When Connor arrives either dressed in his uniform or his deviant clothes, Hank will be seen sitting down on his table staring at Cole's picture with a revolver and a bottle of alcohol in front of him. Sumo can be heard whimpering during this sequence while the two talk to each other. Once Connor leaves the house, Hank will fire his gun, implying he committed suicide, and Sumo can be heard whimpering and howling.

## Chapters

* Russian Roulette
* Night of the Soul (Determinant)

## Personality

> "*Gruff, big, powerful and intimidating, Sumo's fearsome exterior masks a sweet, loyal and noble nature."-* Sumo's gallery description
>
>

Sumo is shown to be a calm and gentle dog. He is very kindhearted to those he perceives as good, such as his owner and Connor.

While he does act defensively around Hank, he does not aggressively attack people or androids, which is demonstrated when he is quickly calmed by Connor after the android tells him that he is there to help.

In one ending, Sumo is shown to be smart enough to realize Hank was dead. Shortly after a now-deviant Connor attempts to mend his relationship with Hank, the man plays Russian Roulette and dies, causing Sumo to howl and cry in despair at the death of his owner.

## Notes

* Originated in Japan, Sumo is a form of competitive full-contact wrestling where a wrestler attempts to force his opponent out of a circular ring or into touching the ground with any body part other than the soles of his feet (usually by throwing or pushing him down).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Detroit: Become Human* Extras, Gallery
2. ↑ "Waiting for Hank..."
3. ↑ "Russian Roulette"
4. ↑ "Night of the Soul"
5. ↑ Sumo on Wikipedia
The Bee-Line to Disaster

Pollinating bees officially extinct

*THE BEE-LINE TO DISASTER*

Cyber security expert warns: "your android could be hacked"

Dating website discovered to have "less than 5% female members"

## Story

For decades, scientists and farmers foresaw the inevitable extinction of bee populations.

Despite these warnings, the Global Institute for Endangered Species (GIES) announced at their Washington AGM yesterday that wild bees are now officially extinct - living specimens exist only in captivity.

Bee numbers have been ravaged in recent decades by Colony Collapse Disorder, where worker bees disappear - leaving hives which cannot feed themselves.

Biologists confirmed that CCD was accelerated by the overuse of pesticides in crops, parasites and pollution.

The consequences of this catastrophe will be felt across the cotton industry, fresh water supplies and, most disturbingly, agriculture. Environmentalist Cathy Linda has stressed the breadth of this news: "one in three mouthfuls of food we eat relies on pollination of some kind". The resulting famine will lead to "millions of deaths" worldwide.

CyberLife, in cooperation with GIES, have come forward with plans on creating robotic bees. Some are pursuing non-robotic approaches, such as Detroit Urban Farms currently experimenting with modified strains of bee produced in captivity, but there is no guarantee that they will thrive.

## Location

This magazine is located in the Fugitives chapter inside the laundromat. It is on top of the cupboard next to the door.
Jimmy's Bar

**Jimmy's Bar** is a bar in Detroit in *Detroit: Become Human*. It is owned by Jimmy Peterson.

Jimmy Peterson has some policies outside his door that states no androids or dogs allowed. This bar was commanded to its closure caused by a recent case of Red Ice trafficking, but Jimmy denied any relation between him and Red Ice trafficking.

It seems this bar is a popular spot for local residents, people who are unemployed and with criminal records, and Hank Anderson. Jimmy seems to own an old arcade machine.

## Events In-Game

In Partners, Connor searches Jimmy's Bar to locate Lt. Hank Anderson, scanning the patrons to find him. Most, if not all, of them either act cold and hostile to Connor, or don't care enough to notice his presence and simply ignore him. Upon finding Hank, Connor will inform him of a homicide investigation involving Carlos Ortiz, but Hank stubbornly refuses, as he doesn't want to leave the bar nor deal with androids like Connor. Connor attempts to convince Hank by reasoning with him, threatening him, be understanding, or persist, but Hank doesn't seem to budge or listen. Seeing that any further talking would be pointless, Connor can perform three of these actions:

If Connor buys another drink, his relationship with Hank will ease up, making him more willing to go with Connor.

If Connor waits outside for Hank, the latter will still go anyways, as the homicide investigation Connor mentioned caught his interest.

If Connor acts aggressively by spilling Hank's drink, he will angrily grab Connor and lash out at him, but he will relent and still go anyways despite the tension.

## Known Patrons

* Chris Roberts
* Christopher Gray
* Dennis Ward
* Derek Myers
* Edward Dempsey
* Hank Anderson
* Jonah Graham
* Kim Yo-Han
* Samuel McCray

## Notes

* The songs that play in Jimmy's Bar are "Can't Leave", "C Blues" and "Straight and Narrow" by The Whiskey Charmers and "Boom Goes the Music Box" by Emily Rose.

## Gallery

Exterior artwork by Sorane Mathieu.Interior artwork by Wojtek Fus.Interior artwork 2 by Wojtek Fus.
TR400

Luther, a TR400.

The **TR400** is an android model created by CyberLife in *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Specifics

The TR400 is a heavy unit android designed for construction or warehouse haulage.

The TR400 has one known appearance, a muscular male with black hair.

## Individuals

* Luther
* A TR400 is seen inside Jericho in the chapter "Crossroads".

## Gallery

See also the galleries of individual androids of the model.

Luther, a TR400.Luther, a TR400, with deactivated skin.
## Notes

* WB400 and TW400 androids share this model's likeness.
Simon Wasselin

## *SOCIAL MEDIA*

**Facebook page**

**Twitter page**

**Simon Wasselin** is the lead game designer of *Detroit: Become Human*.

## Filmography

* 2018 - *Detroit: Become Human* (lead game designer)
* 2013 - *Beyond: Two Souls* (narrative & game designer)
* 2010 - *Heavy Rain: Chronicle One - The Taxidermist* (game designer)
* 2010 - *Heavy Rain* (narrative & game designer)
KNOW YOUR PARTNER

**KNOW YOUR PARTNER** is a bronze trophy in *Detroit: Become Human*. To earn this, Connor must ANALYZE[*citation needed*] all 8 clues in Hank's desk. The trophy will then be unlocked during the flowchart screen.

## Video Guide

**Platinum -**
DETROIT MASTER
**Gold -**
SURVIVORS
**Silver -**
UNDEFEATED
**Bronze -**
NOTHING TO SEE HERE
Officer Wilson

*For others of the same last name, see Wilson (disambiguation).*

Officer **Wilson** is a human in *Detroit: Become Human*. He is a police officer working for the Detroit City Police Department.

## Biography

He is seen in the DPD Central Station, sitting at his desk working. Connor can ask him what time Hank Anderson usually arrives to the station, to which he kindly responds. He tells Connor, "Depends where he was the night before." He also reveals that Hank is rarely at the station before noon. He will then resume doing his work.

## Notes

* He is not to be confused with police Officer M. Wilson. However the uniform he wears also has the name "M. Wilson" written on it, likely the game reusing assets.
* During "Waiting for Hank," Connor can observe Officer Wilson leave his desk to take a call. If you follow him, you can hear him having a secretive discussion with someone who is clearly a lover and he mentions his wife off-handedly, implying that he is cheating on her. Another thing to note is that his wife could very possibly be Elizabeth Wilson, who is the receptionist that Markus distracts at The Stratford Tower, which would mean he has a daughter named Emily Wilson. That, or Elizabeth could be married to M. Wilson, the police officer that Connor has the option to save on the terrace of "The Hostage" chapter. Or their names could be a complete coincidence.
The First Immortals Are Among Us

Android soldiers: perfect killing machines

*THE FIRST IMMORTALS ARE AMONG US*

The microscopic machines that could make us live forever

VR MMORPG reaches 1 billion users

## Story

Despite huge advances in medicine, many diseases continue to elude the best efforts of doctors and surgeons. But that may be about to change.

CyberLife has developed a 'nano-android', capable of entering a patient's body and programmed to combat cancer cells, boost the immune system, or reverse genetic disease.

In a recent clinical trial, millions of these tiny machines were used to attack cancerous cells. Once the cancer was eradicated, the nano-droid were passed through the patient's urine.

In the words of Derek Ross, head of the National Life Extension Institute, "the first immortals are now among us". Eradicating cancer, brain disease, and organ failure is going to unleash "unprecedented levels of life expectancy".

But famous economist and author Yuri Makesh is warning of an unintended consequence: "We already have an aging population, with a dwindling number of young people supporting a burdensome older class. With unemployment rising, can we really afford millions more elders to support?"

## Location

This magazine is located in the The Eden Club chapter. After chasing the Tracis, it is found in the back of the warehouse on a box.
Parker Trent

**Parker Trent** is an unseen human in *Detroit: Become Human*. He and his brother Daniel Trent founded the urban farming project Urban Farms of Detroit.

## Biography

Parker Trent and his brother Daniel Trent founded the company Urban Farms of Detroit, at least "five years ago". They initially had trouble to get funding for the venture. Today they refuse capital from the many investment firms contacting them, stating they find it more important to remain independent and to be able to adhere to their ethical standards. Their company grows organic produce and offers jobs with a decent living wage to unemployed people, to help them avoid poverty or crime.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Green Earth* #21, "Clean Food Craze"