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"G" was one of the main characters of the House of The Dead video game series. His real name, age and nationality are unknown (or is kept Top Secret).
  
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{{Character
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|title1= G
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|image=
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|-|HOD4 SP= [[File:GHOTD4SPCropped.png]]
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|-|HODIII - HOD4= [[File:G Render HOTD III.png]]
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|-|HOD2= [[File:G-HOD2Render.png]]
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|-|HOD: Remake= [[File:HOTDRemakeGCloseUp.png]]
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|-|HOD= [[File:GHOTDCropped.png]]
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|-|HOD:OK= [[File:G Render.png]]
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|-|SH= [[File:GSegaHeroes.png]]
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|date of birth= Unknown<ref name="HOTD">''The House of the Dead'' Sega Saturn manual, p 14</ref>
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|date of death=
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|age= *Approximately 35-40 (''HOD'')<ref name="HOTD" />
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*Around 50 (''III'')<ref name="HOTD3" />
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|nationality= Unknown<ref name="HOTD3">''The House of the Dead III'' Xbox manual, p 10</ref>
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|status= Alive
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|gender= Male
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|eye color= Brown<ref name="HOTD" />
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|hair color= Black<ref name="HOTD" /> <br> Gray (''III'')
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|height= *6' (183 cm)<ref name="HOTD3" />
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*6' 1''<ref name="HOTD" />
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|weight= 170 lbs (77kg)<ref name="HOTD" /><ref name="HOTD3" />
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|affiliations= [[AMS]]<ref name="HOTD" />
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|family=
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|first appearance= ''[[The House of the Dead (1996 video game)|The House of the Dead]]'' (1996)
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|last appearance= ''[[The House of the Dead: Remake]]'' (2022)
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|voice actor= *Casey Robertson (''III'')<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://caseyrobertson.com/?page_id=24|title = "Voice Over : Casey Robertson"|archiveurl =https://web.archive.org/web/20101211211539/http://caseyrobertson.com/?page_id=24|archivedate = December 11, 2010|publisher = ''Casey Robertson''|accessdate = August 29, 2023|year = 2010|language = English}}</ref>
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*Will Sierra (''Overkill''/''Extended Cut'')
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*[[Charlie Weirauch III]] (''Remake'')<ref>{{Cite web|author = Chris Okawa [@ChrisOCowUh]|url = https://twitter.com/ChrisOCowUh/status/1382896612004012034|title = Chris Okawa on Twitter: "@KoriMaru Charlie Weirauch! With @NatalieRoers (Fear Affect, Blair Witch) as Sophie! The cast is so metal I'm obsessed "|archiveurl = |date = April 15, 2021 |archivedate = |publisher = ''[[wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]]''|language = English |accessdate = April 15, 2021}}</ref>
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}}
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{{Quote|Source = The House of the Dead: Remake|Quote = Better be ready, [[Dr. Curien|Curien]]!|Attribution = G}}
   
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{{Nihongo|'''G'''|ジー|Jī}}, codenamed '''"Silver Fang"''',<ref name="HOTD" /> is a male former agent of the American government agency [[AMS]]. He is a recurring protagonist in the main ''[[The House of the Dead (franchise)|House of the Dead]]'' video game series.
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It was hinted in the first game's manual that he is in fact a cyborg though the third game disproves this because of his aging (possible Sega just retconned the fact). James also notices G's blood stain in the corner of a street during the second game. For the moment, what G is is unknown but he is biological at the very least with his aging and bleeding. He also possesses a very "digital" personality in the first game, though by third game this seems to have disappeared and acts very much like an ordinary human. This may be because of experience in life or just another retcon.
  
   
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Known only by his pseudonym, G has battled worldwide incidents involving hostile biologically-engineered [[creatures]]. In 2003, he retired from the AMS after the collapse of civilization. He believes these events are connected to his previous assignments.<ref name="HOTD3" />
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==Appearance==
  
   
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Varying depictions of G appear in the spin-off game ''[[The House of the Dead: Overkill]]'' and its ''[[The House of the Dead: Overkill: Extended Cut|Extended Cut]]'' expansion, and the 2003 film ''[[House of the Dead (film)|House of the Dead]]''.
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Out of all the House of The Dead characters, G is the only one to have appeared in all of the games either as a playable character or just as a cameo. These are his appearances:
  
   
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== Biography ==
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<b>House of The Dead</b>:
  
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As one of the two playable characters.
  
   
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<b>House of The Dead 2</b>:
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=== ''[[The House of the Dead (franchise)|The House of the Dead]]'' canon ===
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Has a short appearance in the beginning by giving James his file containing enemy information.And in the normal ending, himself, Amy,Harry and the civilians are shown
  
   
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==== Background and role at AMS ====
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<b>House of The Dead 3</b>:
  
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As one of the playable characters(Player 2, as Player 1 is either Thomas Rogan for Chapter 0 or Lisa Rogan for the rest of the game).
  
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[[File:RoganGSophiePhoto.png|thumb|151x151px|G (right) with partner Thomas Rogan and his then-fiancée Sophie Richards.|alt=]]
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G's nationality, birthdate, and real name are unknown.<ref name=":0">''The House of the Dead ''Sega Saturn manual, pg. 15</ref><ref name=":1">''The House of the Dead III ''Xbox manual, pg. 10</ref> Age-wise, he was approximately 35 to 40 years old in 1998,<ref name=":0" /> making him around 50 in 2019.<ref name=":1" />
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An agent of the American government agency [[AMS]] , G was devoted to his duties.<ref name=":0" /> He had a cold and calculating personality.<ref name=":1" />
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====1998 Curien Mansion incident====
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{{Main|The House of the Dead (1996 video game)}}
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[[File:HODAgentsEnter.png|thumb|186x186px|G (left) entering the Curien Mansion with partner Thomas Rogan.|alt=]]
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On December 20th, 1998, G and his partner [[Thomas Rogan]] responded to a panicked phone call by [[Sophie Richards]], Rogan's then-fiancée. The call led them to a [[Curien Mansion|mansion]] owned by Sophie's boss, genetic engineer [[Dr. Curien]]. G and Rogan found the mansion overrun with hostile [[creatures]], which Curien had developed and released out of insanity.<ref>''The House of the Dead ''Sega Saturn manual, pg. 3</ref>
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G and Rogan raided the mansion, but were unable to save Sophie from being kidnapped and seemingly killed by the creatures. They battled the armored [[Chariot]], the bat-like [[Hangedman]], the insectoid [[Hermit]], and ultimately [[Magician]], who killed Curien out of disobedience.<ref>''[[The House of the Dead (1996 video game)|The House of the Dead]]''</ref>
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Their mission completed, G and Rogan left the Curien Mansion and bid Sophie and Curien farewell. However, Sophie miraculously survived.
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====2000 incident====
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{{Main|The House of the Dead 2}}
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G's next mission occurred on February 26th, 2000, after Curien's financier, [[Caleb Goldman]], developed more creatures to mastermind an incident in an [[City|unnamed Italian city]]. Before he could meet agents [[James Taylor]] and [[Gary Stewart]] in a library, G was injured by [[Judgment|Zeal]], an imp-like humanoid.
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Unable to continue further, G gave James and Gary [[G's file|his field journal]] of creature [[Weak point|weak points]].<ref>''[[The House of the Dead 2]]''</ref> Later, after the agents stopped Goldman's plans, Rogan revealed that G had survived.<ref>Sega Wow Inc. (17 September 2013). ''The House of the Dead 2''. Arcade, Sega Dreamcast, PC, and Xbox. Sega. Level/area: Original Sin (ending). '''Thomas Rogan: '''G and Harry are alright. Let's leave the rest to them. On we go, to our next battle.</ref>
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[[File:GKateRunningHOTD4SP.png|thumb|184x184px|G alongside Kate.]]
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====2003 incidents====
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{{Main|The House of the Dead 4 Special}}
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In 2003, the AMS foiled a posthumous plot by Goldman to launch nuclear missiles worldwide.<ref>''[[The House of the Dead 4]]''</ref> However, civilization collapsed, resulting in the AMS being dissolved.<ref name=":3">''The House of the Dead III ''Xbox manual, pg. 8</ref> G, now retired, believed that these events were connected to his previous assignments, and thus he began investigating.<ref name=":1" />
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G and agent [[Kate Green]] partnered to fight the creature infestation back to its source. They found a contaminated laboratory and defeated a revived [[Magician]]. As they left, G told Kate that "the fight" is about to begin.<ref>''[[The House of the Dead 4 Special]]''</ref>
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Years later, G visited [[Caleb Goldman's headquarters|Goldman's headquarters]] where James had sacrificed himself to defeat [[The World]], Goldman's final creation. He told James to "rest", vowing that the threat would be eliminated.<ref>Sega Wow Inc. (30 December 2005). ''[[The House of the Dead 4]]''. Arcade, PlayStation 3. Sega. Level/area: G ending. '''G: '''James, it's not over yet. We'll fight this back to the source. It's time for you to rest now, James.</ref>
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====2019 EFI Research Facility investigation====
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{{Main|The House of the Dead III}}
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[[File:G and Lisa III introduction.jpg|thumb|220x220px|G preparing to infiltrate the EFI Research Facility with Lisa.]]
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With humanity reduced to a post-apocalyptic state, Rogan formed a [[Thomas Rogan's Private Division|secret division]] to continue the fight. In October 2019, Rogan went missing during a mission inside the [[EFI Research Facility]], which was determined as the source of the apocalypse.<ref name=":3" /> On October 31st, G teamed with Rogan's daughter [[Lisa Rogan|Lisa]] to find him.<ref name=":3" />
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Inside the facility, G and Lisa defeated [[Death]], a giant club-wielding behemoth; [[Sun]], a large tree-like mutant; and [[Fool]], a massive sloth-like creature. G and Lisa found Rogan, who revealed that he was rescued by Dr. Curien's son, [[Daniel Curien|Daniel]], who disavowed his father's crimes. G stayed behind to care for Rogan, while Lisa and Daniel partnered to defeat [[Wheel of Fate]], a resurrected form of Curien.
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While him and Rogan left the building, G voiced concern for the future of humanity. Rogan remained optimistic, claiming that they have "done [their] part, and that the future was left to people like Lisa and Daniel.<ref>''[[The House of the Dead III]]''</ref>
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====1991 Bayou City investigation====
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In 1991, after graduating from the AMS academy, Special Agent G was assigned to investigate a missing persons case in [[Bayou City|Bayou City, Louisiana]] linked to crime lord [[Papa Caesar]]. G teamed up with Detective [[Isaac Washington]], who swore revenge after Caesar killed his father. They were attacked by [[Mutants|mutant undead-like creatures]].
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G and Isaac stormed Caesar's mansion; Caesar escaped, and the two defeated a disabled scientist-turned mutant, [[Jasper Guns]]. They then met [[Varla Guns]], a stripper and Jasper's older sister who also sought revenge against Caesar. They encountered the [[Screamer]] in a mutant-infested hospital, carnies [[Nigel and Sebastian]] in a carnival, the mantis-like [[Crawler]] on a train, and the [[Lobber]] within the Louisiana swamps.
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The pair eventually tracked Caesar to a maximum security prison, meeting its eccentric warden [[Clement Darling]]. They found Varla and Cesar strapped in electric chairs; Clement revealed that he was responsible for the outbreak. He then killed Caesar, thus robbing Isaac of his revenge. The agents defeated a mutated prison inmate [[Brutus the Ruthless]] before pursuing Darling into a secret underground laboratory.
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Upon confronting Clement, the agents discovered that he had transplanted the brain of [[Mother|his ailing mother]] into Varla's body. Varla then grew into a towering mutant creature, which G and Isaac defeated. Clement pleaded mercy, "returning to the womb" to atone for all the problems he caused. The pair escaped in a helicopter with Varla's brain in a jar, detonating Clement's facility. They then discovered a mutant piloting the helicopter.
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===[[House of the Dead (film)|Film]] canon===
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====Isla del Morte investigation====
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G appears along with Rogan at the end of Uwe Boll's [[House of the Dead (film)|2003 film]], questioning [[Rudy Curien]] while a team of AMS agents arrive via helicopter to investigate the incident on Isla del Morte. In this adaptation, G is depicted as African American. He wears a black business suit with a long trench coat.
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==Appearance==
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G's appearance varies among games.
   
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''The House of the Dead: Overkill'', his youngest appearance, G wears a black formal suit jacket and pants with brown shoes and a white button shirt. He is always depicted wearing purple wraparound sunglasses (switched to aviators in Extended Cut). His hair is short and dark.
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In the original ''House of the Dead'', G retains the black formal suit, but his button shirt is now blue and gains a white necktie. His sunglasses are absent.
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In ''The House of the Dead 2'', G wears a navy blue formal suit, yellow necktie, and a sky blue button shirt.
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In ''The House of the Dead 4 Special'', G wears a black formal suit and purple button shirt.
   
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In ''The House of the Dead III'' and the fourth ending of ''The House of the Dead 4'', G has gray hair. His formal suit jacket is replaced with a gray formal vest with matching pants, black shoes, a light blue button shirt, and a yellow necktie.
   
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==Quotes==
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In 1998, G and his partner Thomas Rogan was sent to Curian's mansion to investigate after receiving telephone call from Sophie that was in distress (and was cut of). He and Rogan traveled through the mansion defeating hordes of evil undead. He and Rogan also defeated Chariot, a spear wielding armored zombie. Hangedman, a flying bird-like mutation. Hermit, a spider-like mutation and Curien's ultimate design, Magician.
  
   
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====Throwing a grenade====
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=== The House of the Dead 2 ===
  
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*"''Try'' this''!''"
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*"''This one's for you!''"
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*"''Let's see how you like'' this''!''"
   
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====Grenade missed====
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* "''I've gotten rusty...''"
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*"''What happened?''"
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* "''Darn, I missed.''"
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*"''I can't believe I missed...''"
   
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====Grenade kill====
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In the year 2000, G was sent to investigate the CEO of DBR corporation Goldman. He set up a meeting with some fellow agents in a library however Goldman released his horde of undead before they could meet. G was injured in the process and was found by James and Gary in the library they were suppose to meet where G handed James his file containing data from his investigation. This file contained the weak points of some of the bosses that James and Gary would faced and more. He probably gathered them through his investigation or by battling down these bosses himself. He also made a incomplete sketch of The Emperor, probably as a result of his investigations.
  
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*"''Oooh! Blown to bits!''"
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*"''Now stay dead!''"
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*"''Now'' that ''was good!''"
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*"''See ya.''"
   
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====Grabbed by an enemy====
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*"''Let go of me!''"
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*"''Give it a rest!''"
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*"''Hey, I'm not into that.''"
   
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====Taking damage====
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*[Two lives remaining] "''I...have...failed...''"
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*[One life remaining] "''I gotta get a hold of myself...''"
   
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====Stage result rank====
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*[S rank] "''Not bad, if I do say so myself!''"
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*[A rank] "''Alright, looks like I've still got it.''"
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*[B rank] "''I've gotta concentrate a little harder.''"
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*[C rank] "''I've gotten rusty...''"
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*[D rank] "''I can't believe it...''"
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*[E rank] "''Maybe I should retire...''"
   
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====Partner's stage result rank====
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*[S rank] "''I can't believe it! You don't even need me here.''"
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*[A rank] "''Impressive! Keep it up, Kate!''"
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*[B rank] "''Good job! Let's see if you can do even better!''"
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*[C rank] "''I thought you were better than that...''"
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*[D rank] "''Hm. Looks like you need more practice.''"
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*[E rank] "''You missed a lot of training, didn't you?''"
   
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====Player ranking ====
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During 2019, 16 years after the World Collapse, Lisa, Thomas Rogan's daughter seeks G out in order to help her search for her father. G agrees and they headed out to the DBR facility that Rogan's team headed. They encountered the huge [[Death]] a club-wielding security zombie. [[Sun]] a large tree like mutation with sharp vines, [[Fool]] a massive sloth-like mutant which attacked with its huge claws and eventually facing Curien's experimental mutation, the [[Wheel of Fate]]. Curien's son Daniel helped Lisa and G to destroy the program and Rogan was found.
  
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*[Rank 1] "''Finally, the recognition I deserve!''"
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*[Rank 2] "''I think I did better than Logan!'' [sic]"
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*[Rank 3] "''Not bad, if I do say so myself!''"
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*[Rank 4] "''Alright, looks like I've still got it.''"
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*[Rank 5] "''I thought you were better than that...''"
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*[Rank 6] "''Hm. Looks like you need more practice.''"
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*[Rank 7] "''I can't believe it...''"
   
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==Development==
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[[File:GConceptArtHOD.jpg|thumb|220x220px|G's concept art from ''The House of the Dead''.]]
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[[Sega AM1]] named the character "G" because they wanted to make him "mysterious".<ref name=":2">"[https://archive.org/stream/Official_Sega_Saturn_Magazine_023/Official_Sega_Saturn_Magazine_023_-_september_1997_UK#page/n58/mode/2up Interview: The House of the Dead]", ''Sega Saturn Magazine'', issue 23, September 1997, pages 59-60</ref> The name has a special meaning, and there is more to the character that has yet to be revealed.<ref name=":2" /><ref name=":4">{{Cite web|url = http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=2040#more-2040|title = "Development of The House of the Dead Part 1: Characters"|archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20200419204131/http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=2040|archivedate = April 19, 2020|author = Kori|date = September 7, 2012|quote = G took the role as a 2P playable character. He seemed to be calm and cool, but something is that character going on.|publisher = ''The Website of the Dead''|language = English}}</ref> ''The House of the Dead'' series director [[Takashi Oda]] stated that if the team ever developed a prequel to the original ''House of the Dead'', the meaning of G's name would be an "important" part of it. He also claimed that G's frequent appearances "are not necessarily intentional".<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=1622|title = "Website of the Dead’s Exclusive Interview with Takashi Oda"|archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20190805132746/http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=1622|archivedate = April 19, 2020|author = Kori|date = September 7, 2012|quote =[G] appears in many of the games, but his frequent appearances are not necessarily intentional. If we ever created a game based on a time before The House of the Dead 1, the reason he is called “G” would be an important part of that game. |publisher = ''The Website of the Dead''|language = English}}</ref>
   
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An alternate character model, named G 2, was developed originally as an AMS agent who arrived at the [[Curien Mansion]] before G and Rogan.<ref>''[[The House of the Dead Dennou Shinan: Dr. Curien no Houkoku Sho]]'', pg. 157</ref><ref group="excerpt">Excerpt from ''The House of the Dead Dennou Shinan: Dr. Curien no Houkoku Sho, ''p.157:<br />"'''三本木'''：そういえばローガン2とG2というの はローガンが乗り込む日の直前に調査しに行 った特殊工作員だったんですよ。"</ref> The character is playable via the console-exclusive [[Saturn Mode]] and a secret code in the arcade version.
   
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G's middle-aged appearance in ''The House of the Dead III'' was intended to inject "analog warmth" into the character, rather than "[pushing] out a digitally cold face".<ref name=":5"><em>[[The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide]]</em>, pg. 25</ref><ref group="excerpt">Excerpt from ''The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide, ''p.41:<br />"ダンディーな中年になったというイメージで考えています。顔がコワイということも言われますが、今回はデジタルで冷徹な面を押し出すのではなく、アナログ的な暖かさをキャラクターに盛り込んでいるつもり です。"</ref> ''[[The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide]] ''described an early sketch of him as having "a wild impression".<ref name=":5" /><ref group="excerpt">Excerpt from ''The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide, ''p.41:<br />"ショットガンを肩にもたげ、どことなくワイルドな印象のデザイン原案。 "</ref>
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His ''Overkill'' appearance was based on actor [[Wikipedia:Keanu Reeves|Keanu Reeves]] from the film [[Wikipedia:Point Break|''Point Break'']].<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.britishgaming.co.uk/?p=2347|title = "The Making of...The House of the Dead: Overkill"|archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20090215132713/http://www.britishgaming.co.uk/?p=2347 |archivedate = March 22, 2020|author = |date = February 12, 2009|quote = ...G is a mish-mash of straight up, enigmatic and professional agents; “Keanu Reaves from Point Break" is one of his influences.|publisher = ''Britishgaming.com''|language = English|last = Brown|first = Mark}}</ref> He is voiced by Will Sierra, who previously auditioned for [[Papa Caesar]] and [[Jasper Guns]]. Inspired by Reeves and Rod Serling, Sierra gave G a "cool [and] subtle" approach. He was directed to not ad-lib lines. By talking to voice actors Anthony Aroya ([[Isaac Washington]]) and Sarah Connor ([[Varla Guns]]), Sierra felt that it built "a mini ‘bond’ with [his] virtual video amigos".<ref>{{Cite web|url = http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=479|title = "Interview with Will Sierra, the voice of Agent G"|archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20170506034032/http://www.thewebsiteofthedead.com/?p=479|archivedate = May 6, 2017|author = Kori|date = March 24, 2012|quote = |publisher = ''The Website of the Dead''|language = English}}</ref>
   
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==Trivia==
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Three years later, during the World Collapse (in House of The Dead 4 Special), G rescued Kate Green from a horde of zombies and they teamed up together to find "The Source" (it is unknown how he got across this information however) and they battle their way through the city into an underground laboratory with many farming pools for the undead. They faced a resurrected(or maybe cloned) [[Magician]] (Type 0) at the end.
  
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*Counting the rail shooter installments, G has had the largest number of playable appearances out of all characters with 4 (the original ''House of the Dead'', ''The House of the Dead III'', ''4 Special'', and ''Overkill''). This is followed by Kate Green (''4'', ''4 Special'' and ''Scarlet Dawn''), Thomas Rogan (''The House of the Dead'' and ''The House of the Dead III''), and James Taylor (''The House of the Dead 2'' and ''4'').
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** With Kate Green in second place with 3 (4, 4 Special & Scarlet Dawn) and Rogan and Taylor joint 3rd with 2 (HOTD, 3 & 2, 4 respectively)
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*G is available as a costume in ''The House of the Dead 2''{{'}}s [[Original Mode (The House of the Dead 2)|Original Mode]].
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*G's pistol in ''The House of the Dead'' is much quieter than Rogan's, despite not having any visible suppressors or using a different cartridge. (It is possible that the sound used is from ''Virtua Cop'', Sega's spin-off game made in 1994.)
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*In ''The House of the Dead''{{'}}s Sega Saturn manual'', ''Dr. Curien describes G's personality as "digital" with a "metallic" taste, alluding toward the possibility that G is a cyborg or synthetic being.
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*Since his debut appearance in ''[[The House of the Dead (1996 video game)|The House of the Dead]]'', G has made both playable and unplayable further appearances and in all following main ''[[The House of the Dead (franchise)|House of the Dead]]'' games except ''[[House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn]]''.
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*In ''[[The House of the Dead: Overkill]]'', it is revealed that G listens to country music.
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* His attire is slightly altered in ''The House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut''. In the original ''Overkill'', he wears wrap-around sunglasses, while in ''Extended Cut'' he wears a pair of aviators with green tinted lens.
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*In ''[[The House of the Dead 2]]'', the filename for G's character is ''Hou'', a Japanese name that translates to "country".
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*G is absent from the mobile game ''[[The House of the Dead: Nightmare]]'', despite that it is an adaptation of the original ''House of the Dead''.
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*G, alongside his partner [[Thomas Rogan]], makes a cameo appearance in ''[[Zombie Revenge]]'' as an icon on [[Linda Rotta|Linda]]'s computer.
   
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==Gallery==
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In one of the House of The Dead 4 endings,G revisited the site where James sacrificed himself to defeat The World saying that he has found the Source. This scene is shown with his HoTD III model in Special (which is released after HoTD 4 and takes place only hours after), he is shown wearing his trademark suit. Sega probably retconned with Special that G was wearing his suit instead.
  
   
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{{Gallery}}
   
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==Sources==
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Better be ready, Curien!

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G (ジー, Jī?), codenamed "Silver Fang",[1] is a male former agent of the American government agency AMS. He is a recurring protagonist in the main House of the Dead video game series.

Known only by his pseudonym, G has battled worldwide incidents involving hostile biologically-engineered creatures. In 2003, he retired from the AMS after the collapse of civilization. He believes these events are connected to his previous assignments.[2]

Varying depictions of G appear in the spin-off game The House of the Dead: Overkill and its Extended Cut expansion, and the 2003 film House of the Dead.

Biography

The House of the Dead canon

Background and role at AMS

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G (right) with partner Thomas Rogan and his then-fiancée Sophie Richards.

G's nationality, birthdate, and real name are unknown.[5][6] Age-wise, he was approximately 35 to 40 years old in 1998,[5] making him around 50 in 2019.[6]

An agent of the American government agency AMS , G was devoted to his duties.[5] He had a cold and calculating personality.[6]

1998 Curien Mansion incident

Main article: The House of the Dead (1996 video game)
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G (left) entering the Curien Mansion with partner Thomas Rogan.

On December 20th, 1998, G and his partner Thomas Rogan responded to a panicked phone call by Sophie Richards, Rogan's then-fiancée. The call led them to a mansion owned by Sophie's boss, genetic engineer Dr. Curien. G and Rogan found the mansion overrun with hostile creatures, which Curien had developed and released out of insanity.[7]

G and Rogan raided the mansion, but were unable to save Sophie from being kidnapped and seemingly killed by the creatures. They battled the armored Chariot, the bat-like Hangedman, the insectoid Hermit, and ultimately Magician, who killed Curien out of disobedience.[8]

Their mission completed, G and Rogan left the Curien Mansion and bid Sophie and Curien farewell. However, Sophie miraculously survived.

2000 incident

Main article: The House of the Dead 2

G's next mission occurred on February 26th, 2000, after Curien's financier, Caleb Goldman, developed more creatures to mastermind an incident in an unnamed Italian city. Before he could meet agents James Taylor and Gary Stewart in a library, G was injured by Zeal, an imp-like humanoid.

Unable to continue further, G gave James and Gary his field journal of creature weak points.[9] Later, after the agents stopped Goldman's plans, Rogan revealed that G had survived.[10]

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G alongside Kate.

2003 incidents

Main article: The House of the Dead 4 Special

In 2003, the AMS foiled a posthumous plot by Goldman to launch nuclear missiles worldwide.[11] However, civilization collapsed, resulting in the AMS being dissolved.[12] G, now retired, believed that these events were connected to his previous assignments, and thus he began investigating.[6]

G and agent Kate Green partnered to fight the creature infestation back to its source. They found a contaminated laboratory and defeated a revived Magician. As they left, G told Kate that "the fight" is about to begin.[13]

Years later, G visited Goldman's headquarters where James had sacrificed himself to defeat The World, Goldman's final creation. He told James to "rest", vowing that the threat would be eliminated.[14]

2019 EFI Research Facility investigation

Main article: The House of the Dead III
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G preparing to infiltrate the EFI Research Facility with Lisa.

With humanity reduced to a post-apocalyptic state, Rogan formed a secret division to continue the fight. In October 2019, Rogan went missing during a mission inside the EFI Research Facility, which was determined as the source of the apocalypse.[12] On October 31st, G teamed with Rogan's daughter Lisa to find him.[12]

Inside the facility, G and Lisa defeated Death, a giant club-wielding behemoth; Sun, a large tree-like mutant; and Fool, a massive sloth-like creature. G and Lisa found Rogan, who revealed that he was rescued by Dr. Curien's son, Daniel, who disavowed his father's crimes. G stayed behind to care for Rogan, while Lisa and Daniel partnered to defeat Wheel of Fate, a resurrected form of Curien.

While him and Rogan left the building, G voiced concern for the future of humanity. Rogan remained optimistic, claiming that they have "done [their] part, and that the future was left to people like Lisa and Daniel.[15]

The House of the Dead: Overkill canon

1991 Bayou City investigation

In 1991, after graduating from the AMS academy, Special Agent G was assigned to investigate a missing persons case in Bayou City, Louisiana linked to crime lord Papa Caesar. G teamed up with Detective Isaac Washington, who swore revenge after Caesar killed his father. They were attacked by mutant undead-like creatures.

G and Isaac stormed Caesar's mansion; Caesar escaped, and the two defeated a disabled scientist-turned mutant, Jasper Guns. They then met Varla Guns, a stripper and Jasper's older sister who also sought revenge against Caesar. They encountered the Screamer in a mutant-infested hospital, carnies Nigel and Sebastian in a carnival, the mantis-like Crawler on a train, and the Lobber within the Louisiana swamps.

The pair eventually tracked Caesar to a maximum security prison, meeting its eccentric warden Clement Darling. They found Varla and Cesar strapped in electric chairs; Clement revealed that he was responsible for the outbreak. He then killed Caesar, thus robbing Isaac of his revenge. The agents defeated a mutated prison inmate Brutus the Ruthless before pursuing Darling into a secret underground laboratory.

Upon confronting Clement, the agents discovered that he had transplanted the brain of his ailing mother into Varla's body. Varla then grew into a towering mutant creature, which G and Isaac defeated. Clement pleaded mercy, "returning to the womb" to atone for all the problems he caused. The pair escaped in a helicopter with Varla's brain in a jar, detonating Clement's facility. They then discovered a mutant piloting the helicopter.

Film canon

Isla del Morte investigation

G appears along with Rogan at the end of Uwe Boll's 2003 film, questioning Rudy Curien while a team of AMS agents arrive via helicopter to investigate the incident on Isla del Morte. In this adaptation, G is depicted as African American. He wears a black business suit with a long trench coat.

Appearance

G's appearance varies among games.

The House of the Dead: Overkill, his youngest appearance, G wears a black formal suit jacket and pants with brown shoes and a white button shirt. He is always depicted wearing purple wraparound sunglasses (switched to aviators in Extended Cut). His hair is short and dark.

In the original House of the Dead, G retains the black formal suit, but his button shirt is now blue and gains a white necktie. His sunglasses are absent.

In The House of the Dead 2, G wears a navy blue formal suit, yellow necktie, and a sky blue button shirt.

In The House of the Dead 4 Special, G wears a black formal suit and purple button shirt.

In The House of the Dead III and the fourth ending of The House of the Dead 4, G has gray hair. His formal suit jacket is replaced with a gray formal vest with matching pants, black shoes, a light blue button shirt, and a yellow necktie.

Quotes

The House of the Dead 4 Special

Throwing a grenade

  • "Try this!"
  • "This one's for you!"
  • "Let's see how you like this!"

Grenade missed

  • "I've gotten rusty..."
  • "What happened?"
  • "Darn, I missed."
  • "I can't believe I missed..."

Grenade kill

  • "Oooh! Blown to bits!"
  • "Now stay dead!"
  • "Now that was good!"
  • "See ya."

Grabbed by an enemy

  • "Let go of me!"
  • "Give it a rest!"
  • "Hey, I'm not into that."

Taking damage

  • [Two lives remaining] "I...have...failed..."
  • [One life remaining] "I gotta get a hold of myself..."

Stage result rank

  • [S rank] "Not bad, if I do say so myself!"
  • [A rank] "Alright, looks like I've still got it."
  • [B rank] "I've gotta concentrate a little harder."
  • [C rank] "I've gotten rusty..."
  • [D rank] "I can't believe it..."
  • [E rank] "Maybe I should retire..."

Partner's stage result rank

  • [S rank] "I can't believe it! You don't even need me here."
  • [A rank] "Impressive! Keep it up, Kate!"
  • [B rank] "Good job! Let's see if you can do even better!"
  • [C rank] "I thought you were better than that..."
  • [D rank] "Hm. Looks like you need more practice."
  • [E rank] "You missed a lot of training, didn't you?"

Player ranking

  • [Rank 1] "Finally, the recognition I deserve!"
  • [Rank 2] "I think I did better than Logan! [sic]"
  • [Rank 3] "Not bad, if I do say so myself!"
  • [Rank 4] "Alright, looks like I've still got it."
  • [Rank 5] "I thought you were better than that..."
  • [Rank 6] "Hm. Looks like you need more practice."
  • [Rank 7] "I can't believe it..."

Development

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G's concept art from The House of the Dead.

Sega AM1 named the character "G" because they wanted to make him "mysterious".[16] The name has a special meaning, and there is more to the character that has yet to be revealed.[16][17] The House of the Dead series director Takashi Oda stated that if the team ever developed a prequel to the original House of the Dead, the meaning of G's name would be an "important" part of it. He also claimed that G's frequent appearances "are not necessarily intentional".[18]

An alternate character model, named G 2, was developed originally as an AMS agent who arrived at the Curien Mansion before G and Rogan.[19][excerpt 1] The character is playable via the console-exclusive Saturn Mode and a secret code in the arcade version.

G's middle-aged appearance in The House of the Dead III was intended to inject "analog warmth" into the character, rather than "[pushing] out a digitally cold face".[20][excerpt 2] The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide described an early sketch of him as having "a wild impression".[20][excerpt 3]

His Overkill appearance was based on actor Keanu Reeves from the film Point Break.[21] He is voiced by Will Sierra, who previously auditioned for Papa Caesar and Jasper Guns. Inspired by Reeves and Rod Serling, Sierra gave G a "cool [and] subtle" approach. He was directed to not ad-lib lines. By talking to voice actors Anthony Aroya (Isaac Washington) and Sarah Connor (Varla Guns), Sierra felt that it built "a mini ‘bond’ with [his] virtual video amigos".[22]

Trivia

  • Counting the rail shooter installments, G has had the largest number of playable appearances out of all characters with 4 (the original House of the Dead, The House of the Dead III, 4 Special, and Overkill). This is followed by Kate Green (4, 4 Special and Scarlet Dawn), Thomas Rogan (The House of the Dead and The House of the Dead III), and James Taylor (The House of the Dead 2 and 4).
    • With Kate Green in second place with 3 (4, 4 Special & Scarlet Dawn) and Rogan and Taylor joint 3rd with 2 (HOTD, 3 & 2, 4 respectively)
  • G is available as a costume in The House of the Dead 2's Original Mode.
  • G's pistol in The House of the Dead is much quieter than Rogan's, despite not having any visible suppressors or using a different cartridge. (It is possible that the sound used is from Virtua Cop, Sega's spin-off game made in 1994.)
  • In The House of the Dead's Sega Saturn manual, Dr. Curien describes G's personality as "digital" with a "metallic" taste, alluding toward the possibility that G is a cyborg or synthetic being.
  • Since his debut appearance in The House of the Dead, G has made both playable and unplayable further appearances and in all following main House of the Dead games except House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn.
  • In The House of the Dead: Overkill, it is revealed that G listens to country music.
  • His attire is slightly altered in The House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut. In the original Overkill, he wears wrap-around sunglasses, while in Extended Cut he wears a pair of aviators with green tinted lens.
  • In The House of the Dead 2, the filename for G's character is Hou, a Japanese name that translates to "country".
  • G is absent from the mobile game The House of the Dead: Nightmare, despite that it is an adaptation of the original House of the Dead.
  • G, alongside his partner Thomas Rogan, makes a cameo appearance in Zombie Revenge as an icon on Linda's computer.

Gallery

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Sources

Excerpts
  1. ↑ Excerpt from The House of the Dead Dennou Shinan: Dr. Curien no Houkoku Sho, p.157:
    "三本木：そういえばローガン2とG2というの はローガンが乗り込む日の直前に調査しに行 った特殊工作員だったんですよ。"
  2. ↑ Excerpt from The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide, p.41:
    "ダンディーな中年になったというイメージで考えています。顔がコワイということも言われますが、今回はデジタルで冷徹な面を押し出すのではなく、アナログ的な暖かさをキャラクターに盛り込んでいるつもり です。"
  3. ↑ Excerpt from The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide, p.41:
    "ショットガンを肩にもたげ、どことなくワイルドな印象のデザイン原案。 "
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 The House of the Dead Sega Saturn manual, p 14
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 The House of the Dead III Xbox manual, p 10
  3. ↑ "Voice Over : Casey Robertson" (English). Casey Robertson (2010). Archived from the original on December 11, 2010. Retrieved on August 29, 2023.
  4. ↑ Chris Okawa [@ChrisOCowUh] (April 15, 2021). Chris Okawa on Twitter: "@KoriMaru Charlie Weirauch! With @NatalieRoers (Fear Affect, Blair Witch) as Sophie! The cast is so metal I'm obsessed " (English). Twitter. Retrieved on April 15, 2021.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 The House of the Dead Sega Saturn manual, pg. 15
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 The House of the Dead III Xbox manual, pg. 10
  7. ↑ The House of the Dead Sega Saturn manual, pg. 3
  8. ↑ The House of the Dead
  9. ↑ The House of the Dead 2
  10. ↑ Sega Wow Inc. (17 September 2013). The House of the Dead 2. Arcade, Sega Dreamcast, PC, and Xbox. Sega. Level/area: Original Sin (ending). Thomas Rogan: G and Harry are alright. Let's leave the rest to them. On we go, to our next battle.
  11. ↑ The House of the Dead 4
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 The House of the Dead III Xbox manual, pg. 8
  13. ↑ The House of the Dead 4 Special
  14. ↑ Sega Wow Inc. (30 December 2005). The House of the Dead 4. Arcade, PlayStation 3. Sega. Level/area: G ending. G: James, it's not over yet. We'll fight this back to the source. It's time for you to rest now, James.
  15. ↑ The House of the Dead III
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 "Interview: The House of the Dead", Sega Saturn Magazine, issue 23, September 1997, pages 59-60
  17. ↑ Kori (September 7, 2012). "Development of The House of the Dead Part 1: Characters" (English). The Website of the Dead. Archived from the original on April 19, 2020. “G took the role as a 2P playable character. He seemed to be calm and cool, but something is that character going on.”
  18. ↑ Kori (September 7, 2012). "Website of the Dead’s Exclusive Interview with Takashi Oda" (English). The Website of the Dead. Archived from the original on April 19, 2020. “[G] appears in many of the games, but his frequent appearances are not necessarily intentional. If we ever created a game based on a time before The House of the Dead 1, the reason he is called “G” would be an important part of that game.”
  19. ↑ The House of the Dead Dennou Shinan: Dr. Curien no Houkoku Sho, pg. 157
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 The House of the Dead III Perfect Guide, pg. 25
  21. ↑ Brown, Mark (February 12, 2009). "The Making of...The House of the Dead: Overkill" (English). Britishgaming.com. Archived from the original on March 22, 2020. “...G is a mish-mash of straight up, enigmatic and professional agents; “Keanu Reaves from Point Break" is one of his influences.”
  22. ↑ Kori (March 24, 2012). "Interview with Will Sierra, the voice of Agent G" (English). The Website of the Dead. Archived from the original on May 6, 2017.
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