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+ | |fullname = Dwight Boykin |
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+ | |alias = Sergeant Dwight Boykin |
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+ | |origin = Dead Rising 2 |
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+ | |occupation = Soldier |
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+ | |skills = {{Scroll box|Gunmanship<br> |
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+ | Marksmanship<br> |
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+ | Using objects and weapons military<br> |
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+ | Brute strength<br> |
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+ | Leadership<br> |
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+ | Resistance<br> |
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+ | Durability<br> |
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+ | Combat efficiency<br> |
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+ | Military Knowledge<br> |
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+ | Use of a advanced-level machine gun<br> |
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+ | Grenades}} |
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+ | |hobby = Unknown |
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+ | |goals = Rescue Survivors of the Fortune City Outbreak (Main Goal, Failed) |
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+ | "Save his Men" (Failed) |
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+ | "Rescue Rebecca" (Failed) |
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+ | Kill Chuck "The Zombie" (Failed) |
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+ | |crimes = Kidnapping |
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+ | Attempted Murder |
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+ | |type of villain = Delusional Military Leader |
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⚫ | }}'''Sergeant Dwight Boykin''' is one of the psychopaths appearing in the video game; ''Dead Rising 2''. He leads the column of soldiers that arrive in Fortune City in order to quell the outbreak, as well as rescue any survivors. When the gas was released and the zombies turned into gas zombies, he went insane after his squad was massacred. |
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Sergeant Dwight Boykin leads his squad of soldiers into the infected city to begin the rescue operation. He kills the first zombie for his squad, and then commands them to separate and clean up the area in Fortune Park, beginning the operation. Everything goes smoothly, up until an unfortunate soldier is overtaken by the new, and surprisingly quick and powerful gas zombies. His squad is quickly killed and consumed in front of him, only partially concealed due to the new green fog of gas. He flees from the advancing zombies in his nearby Humvee and escapes into the underground tunnels. He appears to begin suffering an extreme case of dissociation immediately after his initial escape, believing his deceased comrades are still alive, interacting with their bodies even though they are obviously no longer living. |
Sergeant Dwight Boykin leads his squad of soldiers into the infected city to begin the rescue operation. He kills the first zombie for his squad, and then commands them to separate and clean up the area in Fortune Park, beginning the operation. Everything goes smoothly, up until an unfortunate soldier is overtaken by the new, and surprisingly quick and powerful gas zombies. His squad is quickly killed and consumed in front of him, only partially concealed due to the new green fog of gas. He flees from the advancing zombies in his nearby Humvee and escapes into the underground tunnels. He appears to begin suffering an extreme case of dissociation immediately after his initial escape, believing his deceased comrades are still alive, interacting with their bodies even though they are obviously no longer living. |
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===Boss Battle=== |
===Boss Battle=== |
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When Rebecca Chang follows him down into the tunnels to investigate, he takes her hostage for unknown reasons; (possibly seeing her as a survivor in need). He is fending off invading zombies, while commanding his dead soldiers 8-Ball, Curtis, and Jonesy to cover flanks and provide ammo and weapons. Beyond Rebecca, Dwight seems to immediately see Chuck as a zombie, perhaps speculating that Rebecca found him before his mental state deteriorated further, and forcing Chuck to fight him. |
When Rebecca Chang follows him down into the tunnels to investigate, he takes her hostage for unknown reasons; (possibly seeing her as a survivor in need). He is fending off invading zombies, while commanding his dead soldiers 8-Ball, Curtis, and Jonesy to cover flanks and provide ammo and weapons. Beyond Rebecca, Dwight seems to immediately see Chuck as a zombie, perhaps speculating that Rebecca found him before his mental state deteriorated further, and forcing Chuck to fight him. |
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===Dwight's Death=== |
===Dwight's Death=== |
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After he is defeated, he uses a grenade to commit suicide, to prevent Chuck from biting him. |
After he is defeated, he uses a grenade to commit suicide, to prevent Chuck from biting him. |
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[[Category:Video Game Villains]] |
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[[Category:Dead Rising Villains]] |
[[Category:Dead Rising Villains]] |
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[[Category:Xenophobes]] |
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[[Category:Mentally Ill]] |
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[[Category:Deceased]] |
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Revision as of 17:59, 8 February 2020
Sergeant Dwight Boykin is one of the psychopaths appearing in the video game; Dead Rising 2. He leads the column of soldiers that arrive in Fortune City in order to quell the outbreak, as well as rescue any survivors. When the gas was released and the zombies turned into gas zombies, he went insane after his squad was massacred.
Dead Rising 2
Sergeant Dwight Boykin leads his squad of soldiers into the infected city to begin the rescue operation. He kills the first zombie for his squad, and then commands them to separate and clean up the area in Fortune Park, beginning the operation. Everything goes smoothly, up until an unfortunate soldier is overtaken by the new, and surprisingly quick and powerful gas zombies. His squad is quickly killed and consumed in front of him, only partially concealed due to the new green fog of gas. He flees from the advancing zombies in his nearby Humvee and escapes into the underground tunnels. He appears to begin suffering an extreme case of dissociation immediately after his initial escape, believing his deceased comrades are still alive, interacting with their bodies even though they are obviously no longer living.
Boss Battle
When Rebecca Chang follows him down into the tunnels to investigate, he takes her hostage for unknown reasons; (possibly seeing her as a survivor in need). He is fending off invading zombies, while commanding his dead soldiers 8-Ball, Curtis, and Jonesy to cover flanks and provide ammo and weapons. Beyond Rebecca, Dwight seems to immediately see Chuck as a zombie, perhaps speculating that Rebecca found him before his mental state deteriorated further, and forcing Chuck to fight him.
Dwight's Death
After he is defeated, he uses a grenade to commit suicide, to prevent Chuck from biting him.