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The DeWynter sisters also become acquainted with [[Zimos (character)|Zimos]], the oldest pimp in Steelport. Not much comes of the friendship and all that has been revealed of their encounter is that Zimos ends up in a gimp suit and locked in the basement of one of Morning Star's human trafficking hubs.<ref name="GameInformer Feature 2" /> |
The DeWynter sisters also become acquainted with [[Zimos (character)|Zimos]], the oldest pimp in Steelport. Not much comes of the friendship and all that has been revealed of their encounter is that Zimos ends up in a gimp suit and locked in the basement of one of Morning Star's human trafficking hubs.<ref name="GameInformer Feature 2" /> |
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Revision as of 00:52, 12 November 2011
Template:Infobox character Viola and Kiki[1] DeWynter, otherwise known as the DeWynter sisters, are characters in Saints Row: The Third.
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Description
- They’re the number two in the Syndicate [...] If they weren’t around, everything would descend into chaos.
- — Steve Jaros, lead writer of Saints Row: The Third
The DeWynters are twin sisters and lieutenants of the Morning Star gang led by Phillipe Loren.[1] Being twins, the DeWynters are similar in appearance; they are well endowed and have buxom figures, wearing tight, black clothing to accentuate this.
They can be identified by the color of their sunglasses; Viola wears white sunglasses[2]Broken {{ref}} (blank parameter) whilst Kiki wears pink.
Biography
They are Harvard Business School graduatesTemplate:Fact and instead of entering legitimate business they entered the service of Phillipe Loren and his Morning Star gang. Loren quite liked the two sisters and they became his criminal protégés.[3] They operate a front as art dealers in the city of Steelport; in secret they operate Morning Star's human trafficking and prostitution rings, as well as run finances for the Syndicate, having increased the Syndicate profits tenfold in Steelport. Also, it has been stated in several sources such as Xbox Magazine and a brief interview with Sasha Grey, that the twins are Philippe's hieresses to the leadership of the Syndicate and Morning Star.Template:Fact
According to Viola's voice actress Sasha Grey, the DeWynters are also Philippe's Personal Assisstants, managing his personal life and day-to-day business affairs.Template:Fact
Saints Row: The Third
A scan from GameInformer's exclusive Saints Row: The Third reveal, revealing some information on the DeWynter sisters
It is known that the DeWynter sisters are sent by Phillipe Loren to bail the Protagonist, Shaundi and Johnny Gat out of jail and bring them to him.Template:Fact
The DeWynter sisters also become acquainted with Zimos, the oldest pimp in Steelport. Not much comes of the friendship and all that has been revealed of their encounter is that Zimos ends up in a gimp suit and locked in the basement of one of Morning Star's human trafficking hubs.[3]
At some point in the game Kiki dies and Viola joins the SaintsBroken {{ref}} (blank parameter)
Trivia
- While they were identified as expert assassins in previous press releases, it was confirmed by Volition, Inc. that this was a misunderstanding and that they aren't expert assassins but instead only hire expert assassins.[4]
- In an early concept stage, they were originally Japanese twins called Natsuko and Yukako, nicknamed Suki and Yuki for short. They led their own all-female gang, to contrast with the original Morning Star concept of an all-male gang. The two gangs were merged to streamline the story, and the DeWynters were made caucasian to avoid the stereotype of "badass Asian chicks that are subservient to an older man".[5]
- Steve Jaros, lead writer for Saints Row: The Third, explained he "named [the twins] Viola and Kiki DeWynter, after RPG characters" that he and his friend played.[5]
Gallery
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Reference error: Invalid
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- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Who’s Who In Saints Row: The Third—Zimos, retrieved 3rd July 2011
- ↑ Developer Commentary - Saints Row: The Third Power CG Trailer - YouTube, retrieved 23rd July 2011
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Steve Jaros (Saints Row series writer), forum posts: #5 #7