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Vampire, Doublé par Michael Tisdale
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Vampire

Doublé par Michael Tisdale

Vampire fait partie du casting nommé de Red Dead Redemption 2, dans le rôle de personnage. Les informations ci-dessous sont celles que le wiki recense.

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Michael Tisdale
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Alias
Nosferatu

Notes du joueur

Le Vampire, aussi appelé Nosferatu, est un homme décharné et chauve, à la peau blafarde, aux oreilles pointues et aux crocs. Il porte un manteau noir bordé de rouge sur une chemise bleu foncé et transporte un Ornate Dagger. Il vit quelque part aux environs de Saint Denis et affirme exister depuis des siècles. Des articles des journaux de la ville le relient à cinq meurtres, tandis que des messages laissés sur les lieux où les victimes sont mortes signalent sa présence dans les rues.

Arthur Morgan remonte d'abord la piste du Vampire grâce à cinq inscriptions cryptiques tracées sur des murs de Saint Denis. L'une se trouve à côté du magasin général, tandis que les autres apparaissent près de Fontana Theatre, derrière l'armurier, à côté de la porte du marché et près de Doyle's Tavern. Arthur consigne ces écrits dans son journal. Une fois qu'il les a tous trouvés, ses notes forment un pentagramme approximatif dont le centre indique une étroite impasse entre la cathédrale et la boucherie.

Peu après minuit, Arthur trouve le Vampire dans cette ruelle, en train de se nourrir d'une sixième victime. L'homme réagit avec surprise avant d'ordonner à Arthur de partir, le menaçant de lui faire subir le même sort que le cadavre. Si Arthur reste ou le provoque, le Vampire se jette sur lui avec son poignard et peut le tuer d'un seul coup. Arthur peut tuer l'assaillant, puis récupérer l'Ornate Dagger là où il est tombé et fouiller le corps.

Anecdotes

  • ◆The vampire is among the only four enemies in the game that can kill a player in a single hit, regardless of their statistics. The other three include members of the Night Folk, Sheriff Freeman, and the Hermit.
  • ◆If murdered by the vampire, the player will have to wait three in-game days before they can find him again, so it is recommended to save progress before facing him.
  • ◆His Ornate Dagger is a missable item, so if the player wishes to keep it, they should pick it up as soon as the vampire is killed. There's the possibility that hogtying him may prevent the dagger from falling on the ground.
  • ◆If the player runs far enough from the vampire, he will stop chasing the player and will start to act like a normal NPC.
  • ◆If the player manages to disarm him, he will pull out a Hunting Knife.
  • ◆Carrying the vampire around, hogtied or dead, will provoke disgusted reactions from nearby NPCs, but it will not incur in a wanted level, even if the player drops the vampire at the police station.
  • ◆The vampire's physical appearance appears to be based on Count Orlok, the main antagonist of the German 1922 silent film Nosferatu.
  • ◆The entire Easter egg hunt involving the vampire could very well be inspired by a Pressing Issues radio segment from Rockstar North's hit game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. In the segment discussing perception and attitude, guest Konstantinos Smith mentions wanting to visit New Orleans (the real-life counterpart of Saint Denis) in astral form after death, along with other subtle references to the undead. Konstantinos also talks about summoning spirits and knowing the truth of the pentagram, which ties into his insight into the occult—similar to the pentagram formed by the vampire's ritualistic killings. Additionally, he references Vlad Dracula, the real-life inspiration for almost all vampires in media, during the same conversation. As an addendum, another guest on the show reports hearing about vampire sightings at the local mall.
  • ◆A newspaper article recounts the trial and execution of a criminal named Bosco Lopez, who arrived in Saint Denis from Argentina aboard a frigate. Bosco was responsible for five murders in the area, leaving bite marks on his victims and scrawling messages near their bodies in blood. Although Bosco was hanged, the vampire's eerily similar methods suggest he may have returned from the dead as a vampire to continue his spree of death.
  • ◆There is a destroyed hearse in Hennigan's Stead with its driver hanged next to it, which may be related to the vampire.
  • ◆In Chapter 4, at the gang's camp, Karen mentions a blood-drinking person in Saint Denis during a conversation with Mary-Beth, who finds it to be very romantic.
  • ◆Given that the vampire left his messages and attacked his victims near the Cathedral of Saint Denis, it is highly likely that his murders carry a religious undertone. This aligns with traditional vampire folklore, which often portrays vampires as demons or malevolent spirits inhabiting corpses—beings condemned as enemies of God and unable to cross into the Kingdom of Heaven.
  • ◆The Five Mysterious Writings that the player has to find is similar to the Murder Mystery in Grand Theft Auto V, as in both instances the player has to find mysterious writing that can only be found on walls.
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Dernière vérification le 14 septembre 2026