The Fox

CHARACTER
Unknown
Biographical information
Full name	Unknown
Also known as	The Fox Wardog 3
Nationality	American
Status	Determinant
Home	Somewhere in Carcer City
Main affiliation	The Wardogs Valiant Video Enterprises Lionel Starkweather
Weapons	May have one of these: Machete Revolver Six Shooter Shotgun Sniper Rifle Tranquilizer Rifle
Physical description
Gender	Male
Game information
Appearances	Manhunt
Voiced by	Rick Aiello

“Take me for instance: one hundred percent pure American psycho!”

―The Fox being proud of who he is

The Fox is a member of the Wardogs gang in Manhunt. He is named as such because he calls himself one.

Background

This Wardog is a cruel and gung-ho alpha male with a mean streak running straight through him. Besides his personality, not much is known about him other than him playing football. He is part of the other half of the Wardogs gang who aren't poachers since nothing about him implies that he is one.

Personality and Mannerisms

• He is utterly cruel and sadistic, deriving gratification from dominating his victims while hurting them. He is proud of this, regardless of any criticisms thrown at him about it, and sees nothing wrong with it. Also, he is gung-ho when it comes to killing people.
• He is hypermasculine, an overly macho person. Some of his standards for being manly include playing sports (like football) and going toe to toe.
  • He has a high tolerance for pain compared to other hunters, not flinching or submitting to any of Cash's attacks in close quarters.
  • He is nonchalant and callous to finding dead comrades. The only time he's emotional about this is when he swears revenge.
  • He claims he would rather do stuff by himself, although he insists he be spectated in his work by his comrades, likely a bluff so that he can call for help.
• As his name implies, he claims that he is a cunning person who is also able to see through other people's tricks.
• He has a habit of talking to himself, which he tries to cut.
• As a member of the Wardogs, a group of “veterans” of the Vietnam War, he hates communists.
• He has the generic hunter personality found throughout Manhunt, but with a few additions/differences as what seems to be a sadistic macho man.
  • He can get annoyed during times of inactivity in the manhunt, seeing how he planned to try his cruel moves on tonight's runner.
  • Once he's beaten down by Cash, he will accept his defeat and urge him to finish him, mocking him if he feels he can't do it. He may also apologize.

Relationships

With the Wardogs

All in all, he is nasty and unfriendly to the Wardogs. Rather than greeting other hunters, he is rude to them and he meanly pushes them to look out for their runner. He thinks the Wardogs are “pussies” because they do not fall under his standards and believes that they will die for that. He doesn't care less about his dead comrades and possibly wants to sacrifice liabilities in the Wardogs as runners for him to kill as a challenge.

With Valiant Video and the manhunt

He finds the manhunt fun and sees nothing wrong with it. He also knows that he is being recorded by cameras during the hunt, which he hopes will record the runner's slow death, not knowing that they're for his...

With Cash

Likely derived from the Director or another organizer of his snuff movies, this Wardog has info on Cash being mentally ill, thus, he calls him a freak. After killing Cash, he'll gladly harvest his remains for trophies with the other hunters.

The painful stuff that he hopes to try upon Cash includes: snapping his fragile neck, knocking him down with just a punch that also breaks his jaw, mutilating his face before breaking his ribs, dislocating his kneecaps, and breaking his ankles so that he can watch him crawl pathetically.

See also

• The Fox/Dialogue