| Time Assassin | |||
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| Species | Human | ||
| Size | Normal | ||
| Native Timezone | 1924 | ||
| Related Characters | Victorian Crow (Employer) Warrant Officer Keely (Commander) | ||
| Games | TimeSplitters: Future Perfect | ||
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Appearances[]
TimeSplitters: Future Perfect[]
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Time Assassin
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| Unlock | Complete The Hooded Man on Normal | ||
| Gallery | Highly trained ruthless killers with a reckless disregard for the consequences of their temporal shenanigans. These guys would quite literally kill their own father, or grandfather... or any other ancestor really, they're not too fussy. | ||
| Gesture | Slashes sword across screen and says "I'll slice you up!" | ||
| Speed | Stamina | Shock Proof | Fire Proof |
| 5/8 | 5/8 | 5/8 | 5/8 |
The Time Assassin is a character featuring as generic antagonist time-travellers who were sent from 1924 to the year 2401 in order to assassinate Cortez. Their plan failed, because Cortez received covering fire from his future self, disguised as a Time Assassin.
The drunken Time Assassin can be found in The Hooded Man before you use the turret. He talks about killing Cortez, but then says some one else can.
Unlike the generic enemies fought in 1924, these characters are not former Henchmen of Khallos, and are actually from 1924.
Kills[]
Trivia[]
- He shares his gesture with Ninja Monkey, but with different gesture dialogue.
- He reuses Sergio's pain/death sound clips, but not his on-fire sound clip. Instead, the Time Assassins reuse the fire scream of John Smith, Jim Smith, Goddard and Renzo. This fire scream was taken from Mikey Two-guns, Sergeant Wood, Captain Forest and Hank Nova from TimeSplitters 2. Additionally, he does not reuse one of Sergio's death sounds, and instead has a unique death sound of his own in its place.
- It is possible that at some point in the doomed "TimeSplitter" timeline, Splitter Crow took the assassins into the future and transformed them into the Scourge Splitters. This is evident by the fact that Scourge Splitters are the most "human" TimeSplitter, as they both look human and use weapons like human characters, unlike the more animalistic Berserker Splitters and Reaper Splitters. Also, they both wear somewhat similar clothing, and possess similar roles in the games they appear in (both going after the protagonist to stop them from disrupting their plans).
Gallery[]
Time Assassin in the character selection menu.
Time Assassin in TimeSplitters: Future Perfect.