He wears a black t-shirt along with tan body armor, knee pads, and cowboy boots. He is able to kill fat enemies by first knocking to the floor and then performing a ground execution, as well as being able to catch dogs mid lunge, albeit with a protracted execution animation.
His punches are lethal, but he cannot - or rather, doesn't want to - use any weapons other than his fists. Corey wears a Miami Dolphins jacket along with khaki pants and purple knee protectors. This allows her roll and dive, becoming temporally invulnerable, rolling under gunfire, avoiding melee attacks and knocking enemies back when entering a room. She is extremely agile and has the ability to Roll Dodge.
2 Events in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number.The Fans wear personalized animal masks (except for Tony, who seems to have a unique hand-me-down), and have stolen an old Phone Hom van, which they appear to have spray tagged with the 50 Blessings symbol and the word "Attack."Ĭommunity assets for the fans can be found here. The severely reduced Russian Mafia activities in 1991 Miami have left them to aimlessly improvise targets, and they quickly find themselves doing favors for their friends, who often have loose gang connections. The Fans are also briefly featured as minor antagonists in the Son's story. They have the second most levels of any protagonist in the series, being only beaten by Jacket in terms of level-count. They are the protagonists for the majority of the first half of Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, five of the first twelve scenes being dedicated to them. They serve as the main protagonists in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, and along with the Pig Butcher and Manny Pardo they are used to introduce the new 1991 Setting. The Fans are a group of veterans who try to recreate the conditions of the original Hotline Miami two years after the fact. The Fans' first appearance in the teaser trailer for Hotline Miami 2.
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