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Yes is/was better friends with Billy, Yes, but shouldn't we also mention he is a MEMBER of the biker gang as well? And no spoliers!
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[[File:Claude-GTAIII2.jpg|thumb|Claude, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto III.]]
[[File:Claude-GTAIII2.jpg|thumb|Claude, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto III.]]
It should be pointed out that the protagonist is not always the hero of the story, as implied in the ''Grand Theft Auto'' games. They may commit crimes of some sort, (which the protagonists of the GTA games certainly do) but he/she is still considered the lead character, and is known to help out his/her friends, allies or close associates.
It should be pointed out that the protagonist is not always the hero of the story, as implied in the ''Grand Theft Auto'' games. They may commit crimes of some sort, (which the protagonists of the GTA games certainly do) but he/she is still considered the lead character, and is known to help out his/her friends, allies or close associates.


[[File:NikoBellic-Artwork.jpg|thumb|left|Niko Bellic, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto IV.]]
[[File:NikoBellic-Artwork.jpg|thumb|left|Niko Bellic, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto IV.]]
The protagonists between [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] share similar qualities. All protagonists are new to town, either returning after a long time gone (such as [[Carl Johnson]] and [[Toni Cipriani]]) or have never been to the city before (such as [[Claude]], [[Tommy Vercetti]], [[Mike]], [[Victor Vance]] and [[Niko Bellic]]). The protagonists usually start with nothing, with minimal influence and reputation, having to do odd jobs around for various small-timers, gaining friends and allies (like [[Asuka Kasen]], [[Avery Carrington]], [[Wu Zi Mu]], and [[Little Jacob]]) before moving up the social and ecomonical ladder, attempting to rise through the criminal underworld, although their motives for doing so vary in each game. They eventually start establishing a name for themselves in the town, doing real jobs, making bigger and more powerful friends and business partners, and cutting real deals as their prominence, respect, money, and reputation begins to grow, until they end the game on top of the city, or at least with some powerful business and/or friends.
The protagonists between [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] share similar qualities. All protagonists are new to town, either returning after a long time gone (such as [[Carl Johnson]] and [[Toni Cipriani]]) or have never been to the city before (such as [[Claude]], [[Tommy Vercetti]], [[Mike]], [[Victor Vance]] and [[Niko Bellic]]). The protagonists usually start with nothing, with minimal influence and reputation, having to do odd jobs around for various small-timers, gaining friends and allies (like [[Asuka Kasen]], [[Avery Carrington]], [[Wu Zi Mu]], and [[Little Jacob]]) before moving up the social and ecomonical ladder, attempting to rise through the criminal underworld, although their motives for doing so vary in each game. They eventually start establishing a name for themselves in the town, doing real jobs, making bigger and more powerful friends and business partners, and cutting real deals as their prominence, respect, money, and reputation begins to grow, until they end the game on top of the city, or at least with some powerful business and/or friends.


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==List of Ally Groups==
== List of Ally Groups ==
 


'''Protagonist''': [[Claude]]<br />'''Group''': None.<br />'''Group reason''': While Claude does maintain a close friendship and working relationship with the [[Yakuza]] over the course of the game, he always acts freelance and never makes a commitment to any gang. He is quite similar to Niko in this respect.
'''Protagonist''': [[Claude]]<br />'''Group''': None.<br />'''Group reason''': While Claude does maintain a close friendship and working relationship with the [[Yakuza]] over the course of the game, he always acts freelance and never makes a commitment to any gang. He is quite similar to Niko in this respect.
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'''Protagonist''': [[Vic Vance]]<br />'''Group''': [[Vance Crime Family]]<br />'''Group reason''': After leaving the [[Trailer Park Mafia]] Vic and his brother [[Lance Vance|Lance]], who would become Vance Crime Family [[Underboss]], started the gang to make money for their asthmatic brother [[Pete Vance|Pete]].
'''Protagonist''': [[Vic Vance]]<br />'''Group''': [[Vance Crime Family]]<br />'''Group reason''': After leaving the [[Trailer Park Mafia]] Vic and his brother [[Lance Vance|Lance]], who would become Vance Crime Family [[Underboss]], started the gang to make money for their asthmatic brother [[Pete Vance|Pete]].


'''Protagonist''': [[Niko Bellic]]<br />'''Group''': None
'''Protagonist''': [[Niko Bellic]]<br />'''Group''': None.<br />'''Group Reason''': Niko is a hired gun and works for anyone who pays. He has many connections with groups nonetheless, but he is not a real member for any of them, just doing jobs for people in those groups.
 
'''Group Reason''': Niko is a hired gun and works for anyone who pays. He has many connections with groups nonetheless, but he is not a real member for any of them, just doing jobs for people in those groups.


The Jamaican Posse and the McReary Mob have and will always be allied with Niko due to his friendships with Little Jacob and Packie McReary. Niko can also have connections with the North Holland Hustlers, if the player chooses to kill Playboy X instead of Dwayne.
The Jamaican Posse and the McReary Mob have and will always be allied with Niko due to his friendships with Little Jacob and Packie McReary. Niko can also have connections with the North Holland Hustlers, if the player chooses to kill Playboy X instead of Dwayne.


'''Protagonist''': [[Johnny Klebitz]]<br />'''Group''': [[The Lost Brotherhood]]<br />'''Group reason''': Johnny is/was best friends with [[Billy Grey]], the president of the Lost, until the latter was imprisoned and the presidential torch passed to Johnny. Johnny would later go on to [[Get Lost|execute Grey]] in the correctional facility.
'''Protagonist''': [[Johnny Klebitz]]<br />'''Group''': [[The Lost Brotherhood]]<br />'''Group reason''': Johnny is the Vice President of The Lost biker gang and is a full on member as well.He also is/was best friends with [[Billy Grey]], the President of The Lost, until the latter was imprisoned and the presidential torch passed to Johnny.


'''Protagonist''': [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]<br />'''Group''': [[Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers]]/None<br />'''Group reason''': Luis works for [[Anthony Prince]], who isn't a part of any specific organisation. He is also friends with the Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers' members [[Armando Torres]] and [[Henrique Bardas]].
'''Protagonist''': [[Luis Fernando Lopez]]<br />'''Group''': [[Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers]]/None<br />'''Group reason''': Luis works for [[Anthony Prince]], who isn't a part of any specific organisation. He is also friends with the Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers' members [[Armando Torres]] and [[Henrique Bardas]].
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