Events catapult him out of his familiar life and lead him on to freedom and rebellion. During the game, he becomes the leader of the deviants and may directs them in either a violent or peaceful revolt against human oppression and thus decides the future of his species.
JB300 #336 445 581 is a deviant android in Detroit: Become Human. He works as a broadcasting operator with other androids that look like him for Channel 16 in Stratford Tower.
If Markus is not damaged and chooses Save North, two soldiers will fight him and North. If Markus fails too many QTEs and Connor is still alive as a deviant, one of the soldiers will shoot and kill North.
rA9 is reported by multiple deviant androids to be the first android to "Wake up" and become deviant, and that it would return and free the others of its kind.
The android Markus is a RK200 prototype initially developed as part of a secret CyberLife program aimed at elaborating a new generation of autonomous androids. It is not mentioned whether one, some or all RK-series models are included in the secret program.
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Before this, however, Markus can be shown being able to turn androids into deviants with just his touch.
Amanda is one of the main antagonists of the 2018 interactive neo-noir thriller video game Detroit: Become Human, serving as the main antagonist of Connor's story and the overarching antagonist of Markus and Kara's stories.
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Individuals are not born deviant, but become deviant through their interaction with reference groups, institutions, and authorities. Through social interaction, individuals are labelled deviant or come to recognize themselves as deviant.
If Connor becomes deviant, befriends Hank, and survives until the end, Hank seems to form a bond and remains a close friend to Connor. If Hank is hostile to Connor, he may become his enemy, with the two of them eventually confronting and possibly killing each other.
Markus, as the eventual leader of the Android Rebellion, seems to fit this criteria. Depending on the playthrough, he can be the one who frees most of the androids and thus, he is rA9.
It is unknown whether Alice became deviant or when she did. It might have also been possible that Alice was already a deviant before the story has started, as she has had emotional shocks and trauma before the events of the game from having an abusive "father", and the fact that she does not obey Todd.
If you instead kill Leo in this chapter, you won't be able to get that magazine later. After Carl dies, a short scene will play out where Marcus gets blamed for his death. The chapter ends after police fire on Marcus.
In the comics, Deviants and Eternals are genetic off-shoots of races that the Celestials have experimented on. For Earth, in 1,000,000 B.C., the Celestials' First Host experimented on early humans and created 100 Deviants (Homo descendus) before leaving.
Fictional character biography. In the Marvel Universe, Kro is a military leader and sometimes acts as the leader of the Deviant race, an evolutionary offshoot of the human race created by the Celestials.
Connor spends much of Detroit Become Human on the side of humanity as he's programmed to track down deviants. The benefit of his position is that, during this period of the game, Cyberlife keeps bringing him back from the dead. So, he's guaranteed to survive until the later stages of the story.
Thanos is an Eternal, yes, but he's also a Deviant.
In the comics, Thanos is the product of two Eternals conceiving a child, an act that isn't allowed among them. As a result, he becomes host to the Deviant Gene, which alters his appearance but still technically makes him an Eternal.
An act can be deviant but not criminal i.e. breaking social, but not legal, rules. Examples, of this include acts that are seen as deviant when they occur in a certain context, such as a male manager wearing a dress to the office or someone talking loudly in the middle of a concert.
Following the flow chart in the game, there are 85 endings, though there's a lot of overlap between them. The number is likely closer to 40. That doesn't, however, include some ending combinations that can pop up after the credits roll or permutations in endings.
Todd had a wife and a daughter. Unhappy with his behavior and addictions, his wife left and took their daughter with her. Todd claims she entered into a relationship with an accountant. After his wife left with their daughter, Todd acquired a YK500 android that he called Alice to replace her.
Connor is a protagonist/antagonist (depending on Player's choice) of the videogame Detroit Become Human. He is an RK800 Android helping the Detroit Police Force to stop other Androids who became deviants. Connor is voiced and motion-captured by Bryan Dechart, who also portrays Eli Chandler in Jane by Design.
Hank is the only main character to be a human.
RK900 #313 248 317 - 87 is a RK900 android in Detroit: Become Human. He is an advanced prototype that is designed to assist humans to investigate cases involving deviant androids. He is faster, stronger, more resilient and equipped with the latest technologies compared to the RK800 model.
Hank. It can be hard to pick a favorite out of a cast with as much variety as Detroit's, but detective Hank Anderson of the Detroit P.D. is beloved by fans for a reason.