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Wake up! Wake up, my friend! It's the dawn of a new day, and you have things to do!
~ Dr. Ort-Meyer to Agent 47.
You have proven, to be my favourite son, I'm so proud of you.
~ Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer to Agent 47 after mistaking him to be one of his clones before being mortally shot by the latter.
47. I... I should have known, I-i didn't even recognize my own son... You broke my heart my Son.. W-what good is a b-Bulletproof vest, when death Strikes from within?
~ Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer's Last words to Agent 47 before having his Neck brutally snapped.

Dr. Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer is the main antagonist of the Hitman video game series.

He was a mad scientist who created a gene series of human clones with the DNA of five men including himself, with the most notable being Agent 47, who would go on to becoming his archenemy. Despite his death in Hitman: Codename 47, he is still remembered and referenced throughout the series, with even Alpha Zero's genetic engineering team stating that Dr. Ort-Meyer's gene augmentation programs were the best.

In Hitman: Codename 47, he is voiced by Kerry Shale, who also voiced Pablo Belisario Ochoa, Arkadij Jegorov and Carl Ingram. In Hitman: Contracts, he was voiced by an unknown actor. In HITMAN 2, he was voiced by Richard Teverson.

History[]

Little is known about Ort-Meyer's early life. He eventually joined the French Foreign Legion, where he met his closest associates: Lee Hong, Pablo Belisario Ochoa, Frantz Fuchs and Arkadij 'Boris' Jegorov.

Years later, Dr. Ort-Meyer was approached by Providence through their Constant, Janus. Dr. Ort-Meyer then presented his refined ideas on creating an army of genetically enhanced humans with superior physical attributes and higher intellect. Providence green lighted the project and even provided Dr. Ort-Meyer with resources for his project.

Dr. Ort-Meyer then approached his former comrades, who by now had become established crime lords. Ort-Meyer offered to use their DNA as the basis for a superior, genetically-engineered human beings, in exchange for providing them with cloned organs which would allow the crime lords to extend their longevity and keep their youthful vigor. Ort-Meyer's experiments eventually produced many series of genetically enhanced clones including Subject 6 and Subject 17, until eventually creating the best of its kind, Agent 47.

Once Ort-Meyer's greatest creation Subject 47, became too uncontrollable and with Providence demanding to claim 47 as their own, Dr. Ort-Meyer performed amnesia treatments on Agent 47 and set him free, prompting Providence to keep funding Dr. Ort-Meyer's project.

With 47 out in the world and having got used to living on his own, he contacted his employers and issued contracts for him to hunt down his old associates who were genetic donors from the French Foreign Legion who were genetic donors to his Cloning Project. Once they were all dead, Ort-Meyer sent 47 to his own asylum to ambush and kill him. When 47 went down to the basement to confront him, Ort-Meyer's true motives were revealed: his plan was to create an army of superhuman clones with which to take over the world. However, he observed that 47's will was too independent, so he created one final series of clones: the 48s, which were more resilient to pain and more faster than 47. Unlike 47, the 48 clones were brainwashed and conditioned to be completely obedient to Dr. Ort-Meyer.

When 47 outwitted and killed all the 48s, he came face to face with Ort-Meyer. At first, Ort-Meyer appeared to praise 47 for his proficiency, but quickly brandished a tazer to subdue him.

In response, 47 gunned him down and as Dr. Ort-Meyer laid on the ground dying, heartbroken and mourning as he did not realize at doing the time he was alive that 47 was his greatest creation and his true successor and son. 47 then acknowledge this before he quickly snapped Dr. Ort-Meyer's neck and finally puts Dr. Ort-Meyer to peace.

Equipment and Abilities[]

  • Genius-Level Intelligence: Dr. Ort-Meyer is a master-level scientist who specializes in gene augmentation research and development. He is also a brilliant psychologist as he ran a mental institute above his laboratory. His knowledge about genetics is so advanced, that even the best modern-day genetic engineering programs find it almost impossible to replicate his research.
  • Military Training: Dr. Ort-Meyer fought in wars alongside the French Foreign Legion and thus has considerable military skills such as combat skills, weapons expertise and marksmanship. Dr. Ort-Meyer was even able to detail historical facts about warfare and specific knowledge of various fire arm Agent 47 came across in the Providence Facility.
  • Immense Resources: Dr. Ort-Meyer had many resources bestowed upon him by Providence.
    • Genetic Engineering Tech: Dr. Ort-Meyer developed genetic engineering technology which even by modern-day standards was far beyond their time. This resulted in the birth of Agent 47 and many others genetically enhanced clones like him.
    • Connections to Providence: Dr. Ort-Meyer's connections to the mythical ancient cabal called Providence provided him with nearly limitless funding and technological resources to develop his genetic engineering programs and even fund the assassination contracts he had issued to his former genetic donors.

Legacy[]

Ort-Meyer's legacy is felt in Blood Money. The game's main antagonist, Alexander Cayne, expresses a desire to produce a genetically engineered assassin similar to 47 based on Dr. Ort-Meyer's research. The Franchise, the criminal group which he leads, produces two clones of this nature: Mark Purayah, Jr. and Mark Parchezzi III, whose names evoke version numbers (Mk. II, Mk. III). However, they did not have genetic stability of Dr. Ort-Meyer's clones and aged to death within a few years, but nonetheless were both notable and efficient enough to invoke a strong stigma among albino people. Both of them are easily defeated by 47 and Cayne realized that he needed Ort-Meyer's research to create enhanced human beings (clones) like 47.

In Hitman: Absolution, Ort-Meyer and his research are mentioned by Dr. Warren Ashford in which he is so improved that the creations of Victoria are even more superior than 47 and all works of cloning of the first doctor are now lower than Victoria. He also says that he would like to keep searching and compare both the work of Ort-Meyer and his own with Victoria.

During the events of HITMAN (2016), Dr. Ort-Meyer's connections to Providence had been revealed. In HITMAN 2 (2018) Arthur Edwards mentions to Agent 47 that Janus largely disapproved of Ort-Meyer's cloning project, calling it "distasteful". In HITMAN 3, Tamara Vidal mentions that Ort-Meyer's cloning program greatly damaged the image of Providence among the criminal underworld.

Trivia[]

  • Since he created and genetically engineered Agent 47, Ort-Meyer is overall the greatest-scope villain of the franchise. He was also later revealed to be a member of Providence.
  • If the Player doesn't shoot Ort-Meyer, He will Shock you and you wake up in his lab again.
  • Despite being the main antagonist of the series, he only appears in the first game and is only mentioned for the rest of the series.

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Protagonists
Agent 47 | Diana Burnwood

International Contract Agency
Executives: Benjamin Travis | Jade Nguyen | Erich Soders
Contracted killers: The Saints (Jennifer Anne Paxton | LaSandra Dixon | Heather McCarthy | Jaqueline Moorehead | Agnija Radoncic | Dijina Radoncic | Mary Garnier | Louisa Cain)
Agents: Birdie | Praetorians | Agent Banner | Agent Tremain | Agent Montgomery | Agent Thames | Agent Green | Agent Rhodes | Agent Swan | Agent Lowenthal
Researchers: Hush | Imogen Royce

Providence
Leadership: The Partners (Marcus Stuyvesant | Carl Ingram | Alexa Christine Carlisle)
Constants: Janus | Arthur Edwards | Diana Burnwood (undercover)
Agents: Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer | Silvio Caruso | Francesca De Santis | Claus Hugo Strandberg | Reza Zaydan | Erik Olander | Ken Morgan | Erich Soders | Yuki Yamazaki | Akira Nakamura | Robert Knox | Sierra Knox | Nolan Cassidy | Zoe Washington | Sophia Washington | Athena Savalas | Don Archibald Yates | Tamara Vidal | Orson Mills
Assets: IAGO (Dalia Margolis | Viktor Novikov | Nila Torvik | Owen Wagner | Scott Sarno | Kieran Hudson) | Haven (Tyson Williams | Ljudmila Vetrova | Steven Bradley)

The Franchise
Leader: Alexander Leland Cayne
Agents: Albert Fournier | Raymond Kulinsky | Angelina Mason | Mark Purayah II | Female Assassin | Maynard John | Eve | Mark Parchezzi III | Daniel Morris
Assets: Alvaro D'Alvade | Richard Delahunt | Anthony Martinez | Vaana Ketlyn

Private Militia
Leader: Lucas Grey
Members: Olivia Hall | Sean Rose | Penelope Graves | Ezra Berg | Maya Parvati | Alma Reynard | Orson Mills | Patrick Morgan | Richard M. Foreman | Pertti Järnefelt | Wazir Kale | Vanya Shah | Dawood Rangan | Noel Crest

Main Story Targets
Original Series
Hitman: Codename 47: The Five Fathers (Lee Hong | Pablo Belisario Ochoa | Frantz Fuchs | Boris Ivanovich Deruzka | Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer) | Odon Kovacs | No. 48s

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin: Giuseppe Guillani | Russian Generals (Rinat S. Rumyantsev) | Igor Kubasko | Masahiro Hayamoto Jr. | Masahiro Hayamoto | Brat Charliego Sidjan | Charlie Sidjan | Ahmed Zahir | Mohammad Amin | Abdul Bismillah Malik | Hannelore Von Kamprad | Deewana Ji | Agent 17 | Sergei Zavorotko

Hitman: Contracts: Campbell Sturrock | Andrei Puscus | Fabian Fuchs | Sergei Bjarkhov | Winston Beldingford | Alistair Beldingford | Rutgert Van Leuven | Arkadij Jegorov | Frantz Fuchs | Fritz Fuchs | Lee Hong | Philippe Berceuse (off-screen) | Richard Delahunt (off-screen) | Albert Fournier

Hitman: Blood Money: Joseph Clarence | Scoop | Fernando Delgado | Manuel Delgado | Alvaro D'Alvade | Richard Delahunt | Carmine DeSalvo | Rudy Menzana | Lorenzo Lombardo | Vinnie Sinistra | Mark Purayah II | Raymond Kulinsky | Angelina Mason | Lorne de Haviland | Chad Bingham Jr. | Mysterious female assassin | Gator Gang (Everett Jefferson | Skip Muldoon | Junior O’Daniel | William S. Corfitz | Adam Hendrikson | Joe Netberg | Elijah Krup | John LeBlanc | Hank Leitch Muldoon) | Sheikh Mohammad Bin Faisal Al-Khalifa | Tariq Abdul Lateef | Hendrik Schmutz | Vaana Ketlyn | Eve | Maynard John | Anthony Martinez | Mark Parchezzi III | Daniel Morris | Alexander Leland Cayne

Hitman: Absolution: Diana Burnwood (spared) | King of Chinatown | Dominic Osmond | Larry Clay | Bill Dole | Frank Owens | Edward Wade | Hope Cougars | Lenny Dexter (optional) | Marcus Green | Raymond Valentine | Warren Ashford | Sanchez | The Saints (Jennifer Anne Paxton) | Clive Skurky | Layla Stockton | Blake Dexter | Jade Nguyen | Praetorians | Benjamin Travis

World of Assassination Trilogy
HITMAN: Kalvin Ritter | Jasper Knight | Viktor Novikov | Dalia Margolis | Silvio Caruso | Francesca De Santis | Reza Zaydan | Claus Hugo Strandberg | Jordan Cross | Ken Morgan | Sean Rose | Penelope Graves | Ezra Berg | Maya Parvati | Erich Soders | Yuki Yamazaki

HITMAN 2: Alma Reynard | Sierra Knox | Robert Knox | Rico Delgado | Jorge Franco | Andrea Martinez | Wazir Kale | Vanya Shah | Dawood Rangan | Janus | Nolan Cassidy | Zoe Washington | Sophia Washington | Athena Savalas | Tyson Williams | Steven Bradley | Ljudmila Vetrova

HITMAN III: The Partners (Carl Ingram | Marcus Stuyvesant | Alexa Christine Carlisle) | ICA Agents | Hush | Imogen Royce | Don Archibald Yates | Tamara Vidal | Arthur Edwards

Elusive Targets
HITMAN: Sergei Larin | Anthony L. Troutt | Adalrico Candelaria | Jonathan Smythe | Vito Đurić | Dylan Narváez | Howard Moxon | Owen Wagner | Nila Torvik | Xander Haverfoek | Brendan Conner | Richard Ekwensi | Inez Ekwensi | Gabriel Santos | Etta Davis | Richard J. Magee | Wen Ts’ai | Richard M. Foreman | Walter Williams | Adeze Oijofor | Pavel Frydel | Akane Akenawa | Pertti Järnefelt | Kieran Hudson | Bartholomew Argus | Ji-Hu | Mr. Giggles

HITMAN 2: Mark Faba | Vicente Murillo | Miranda Jamison | Barbara Keating | Censor | Jimmy Chen | Legacy Elusive Targets (Ji-Hu | Owen Wagner | Adalrico Candelaria | Anthony L. Troutt | Richard J. Magee | Mr. Giggles | Bartholomew Argus | Richard M. Foreman | Brendan Conner | Vito Đurić | Walter Williams | Etta Davis | Adeze Oijofor | Xander Haverfoek | Gabriel Santos)

HITMAN III: Kody Haynes | Joanne Bayswater | Terrence Chesterfield | Philo Newcombe | Jack Roe | Robert Burk | Allison Moretta | Sully Bowden | Alexios Laskaridis | Legacy Elusive Targets (Anthony L. Troutt | Richard J. Magee | Jimmy Chen | Barbara Keating | Owen Wagner | Dylan Narváez | Mr. Giggles | Wen Ts’ai | Pertti Järnefelt | Ji-Hu)

Others
Non-Targets
Ivan Zilvanovitch | Tzun | Mister X | Malcolm Sturrock | Margeaux LeBlanc | Adam "Kane" Marcus | James Seth Lynch | Aleksander Kovak| Terry Norfolk | Tren Po | Sir Humphrey Titus Rutherford | Mabaya Mzabuni | Kurt Donovan | Nelle Brent | Max Decker | Isabella Caruso | Erik Olander | Dexy Barat | Thomas Cross | Benjamin Bertram | Lloyd Burgess | Katashi Ito | Akira Nakamura | Simone Larin | Whitecap | Tommy "the Hammer" Stoakes | Orson Mills | Jin Po | Sun Po | Hector Delgado | Kashmirian | Bhavin Sagar | Helen West | Frank Schmidt | Jebediah Block | Blake Nathaniel | Zachary Yates | Mateo Pérez | Fabian Mann | Gourd and Sugar Squirrel | Jason Portman | Leah Cooper | Zana Kazem | Mr. Fernsby | Zachary Carlisle | Emma Carlisle | Rolf Hirschmüller | Michael "Mishoo" Nenkpv | Angus Pritchard | Sister Lei | Xu Junli | Corvo Black | Juan Cortázar | Valentina Yates | Providence Heralds

DLC Targets
Patient Zero: Liberation (Oybek Nabazov | Sister Yulduz | Craig Black | Brother Akram | Bradley Paine | Owen Cage) | Klaus Liebleid
The Sarajevo Six: Sarajevo Six (Scott Sarno | Gary Lunn | Walter Menard | John Stubbs | Patrick Morgan | Taheiji Koyama)

Bonus Mission/Special Assignment/Post-Launch Targets
HITMAN: Kong Tuo-Kwang | Matthieu Mendola | Harry Bagnato | Marv Gonif | Marco Abiatti
HITMAN 2: Dmitri Fedorov | Blair Reddington | Basil Carnaby | Ajit "AJ" Krish | Galen Vholes
HITMAN III: Noel Crest | Sinhi Venthan

Sniper Assassin Targets
Hitman: Sniper Challenge: Richard Strong Jr.
HITMAN 2: Dorian Lang | Guillaume Maison | Doris Lee | Jin Noo | Re Thak | Lhom Kwai | Roman Khabko | Vitaly Reznikov

Organizations
Ark Society | Blue Lotus Triad | CICADA | Crystal Dawn | Delgado Cartel | Franchise | Gator Gang | IAGO | Khandanyang | Liberation | Private Militia | Providence | Red Dragon Triad | Yardbirds

Novels
Hitman: Enemy Within: Puissance Treize (Ali bin Ahmed bin Saleh Al-Fulani | Pierre Douay | Louis Legard | Cassandra Murphy | Mrs. Kaberov | Tova Holm | Hans Pruter | Aristotle Thorakis)
Hitman: Damnation: Hector Corado | Dana Linder | Darren Shipley | Bruce Ashton | Charlie Wilkins

Movies
Hitman (2007): Mikhail Belicoff | Yuri Marklov | Udrei Belicoff
Hitman: Agent 47 (2015): Le Clerq | John Smith | Dr. Albert Deleriego | Fabian


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