Jared Hunter is an antagonist in Time Crisis: Crisis Zone. He was the second-in-command of U.R.D.A. and is exclusively encountered in the console port.
Appearance[]
Hunter has buzz cut light brown hair and brown eyes. There are tattoos on his right shoulder, upper right arm (there is one with a skull motif) and right side face.
Hunter is naked from waist up, wears green pants folded in military style with a green belt that has a silver buckle around his waist and green combat boots. He also wears green fingerless gloves. During combat at Belforte Hotel, he wears a jetpack and is armed with an AR-15 style assault rifle. Said rifle is flung away from him when defeated at Belfote Hotel. When pursued by Claude McGarren while escaping via military cruiser, he does not wear the jetpack and is armed with a modified HK PSG-1 sniper rifle.
Overview[]
Hunter took over the U.R.D.A. after the death of Derrick Lynch. To exact his revenge on the S.T.F., he gathered the remnants of the U.R.D.A. and occupied Grassmarket Street and Belforte Hotel six months after Garland Square is recaptured by the S.T.F.. As an insurance policy, he kidnapped Melissa Kessler, the daughter of the S.T.F. commander and demanded the release of all U.R.D.A. soldiers imprisoned by the British authorities.
After the S.T.F. operatives secured Grassmarket Street and stormed in the hotel, he appears in a jetpack, armed with an AR-15 style assault rifle and is with two "Paratroopers". He tells the S.T.F. that he could not believe that they have made it that far but warns them that their luck has run out and that he is going the score once and for all.
After a battle at the hotel, he is defeated and tricks the S.T.F. by jumping off the hotel. Of course, there is a military cruiser at the bottom receiving him and it speeds away, prompting Claude McGarren to pursue him via helicopter. After a battle off Crimson Beach, Hunter let out one final scream of rage before the military cruiser explodes, killing him and signalling the end of the U.R.D.A.
Quotes[]
Note that all the zones are only known by their names. The zone numberings are listed here for placeholder purposes.
Grassmarket Street (Zone 1)[]
| “ | I repeat! Release all our comrades immediately! If you do not comply, this woman (Melissa Kessler)...the S.T.F. Commander's daughter, will be in jeopardy! | „ |
| ~ Jared Hunter, demanding the release of his troops in exchange for Melissa Kessler's life |
| “ | Come on S.T.F. fools... it's time to settle the score! With your demise, the U.R.D.A will rise triumphantly once again! | „ |
| ~ Jared Hunter, after occupying Grassmarket Street and Belforte Hotel |
Belforte Hotel (Zone 2)[]
| “ | I didn't think you'd make it this far. But your luck has run out! I'm going to settle this once and for all! | „ |
| ~ Jared Hunter, before battling Claude McGarren |
Crimson Beach (Zone 3)[]
| “ | Damn, you're annoying! I'm taking you down! | „ |
| ~ Jared Hunter, making his escape via a military cruiser with the S.T.F. in pursuit |
Trivia[]
- Even as an indirect spin-off, Hunter is the fifth antagonist who is fought in more than one zone. The first is Moz from the original Time Crisis; the second, third and fourth are Jacob Kinisky, Wild Dog and Ernesto Diaz from Time Crisis II, and the fifth is Jake Hernandez from Time Crisis 3.
- Even as an indirect spin-off, Hunter is the second antagonist to be fought in two boss battles as Jake Hernandez is the first.
- Even as an indirect spin-off, Hunter is the first character who does not wear any clothing from the waist up. He is followed by Gregory Barrows from Time Crisis 4.
- Even as an indirect spin-off, Hunter is the first character to use a jetpack. He is followed by Wild Dog in Time Crisis 5.
- Even as an indirect spin-off, Hunter is the first antagonist to use a sniper rifle. He is followed by Marcus Black from Time Crisis 4.
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