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'''Michael Hunt''' is a | {{infobox character| | ||
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|game_1 = GTA III | |||
|game_2 = GTA San Andreas | |||
|game_3 = GTA Liberty City Stories | |||
|name = Michael Hunt | |||
|aka = 'Wheels of Steel' | |||
|status = Alive | |||
|gender = M | |||
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|pob = [[San Fierro]] | |||
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|home = [[San Fierro]]<br />[[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]] | |||
|nationality = United States | |||
|family = Unnamed mother<br />Unnamed son | |||
|affiliations = [[Head Radio]] (<small>employer</small>) | |||
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|businesses = | |||
|occupation = [[:Category:Radio DJs|Radio DJ]] | |||
|voice = [[Russ Mottla]] | |||
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'''Michael Hunt''' is a character in the [[3D Universe]] who appears as a [[:Category:Radio DJs|radio DJ]] in [[Grand Theft Auto III]], as a radio caller in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and as a radio DJ in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]]. He is voiced by [[Russ Mottla]]. | |||
{{ | ==Character history== | ||
Michael Hunt was born in [[San Fierro]] and in [[1992]] lived at home with his mother in the city describing his home as one with a backyard where he could cut grass. By [[1998]], he had moved to [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]], become the [[:Category:Radio DJs|DJ]] of [[Head Radio]], had a son and later been banned from seeing his son after developing an extreme drug addiction. He uses clichés such as "rock around the clock 24/7" and "non-stop rock" during his broadcasts. During this time he develops a vendetta against the [[Lips 106]] station for playing "Top 40" music rather than "real rock and roll music". His name is a "censored" form of the gag name ''Mike Hunt'' (my cunt). Hunt may be self-conscious about this as he almost always inserts a nickname for himself, one example being "Mike 'Wheels of Steel' Hunt". | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:06, 21 December 2014
| Michael Hunt | |
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| Appearances |
GTA III GTA San Andreas GTA Liberty City Stories |
| Full Name | Michael Hunt |
| Aliases | 'Wheels of Steel' |
| Status |
Alive |
| Gender | Gender::Male |
| Place of Birth | San Fierro |
| Nationality | American |
| Home |
San Fierro Liberty City |
| Family |
Unnamed mother Unnamed son |
| Main Affiliations | Head Radio (employer) |
| Occupation | Radio DJ |
| Voiced by | Russ Mottla |
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Michael Hunt is a character in the 3D Universe who appears as a radio DJ in Grand Theft Auto III, as a radio caller in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and as a radio DJ in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. He is voiced by Russ Mottla.
Character history
Michael Hunt was born in San Fierro and in 1992 lived at home with his mother in the city describing his home as one with a backyard where he could cut grass. By 1998, he had moved to Liberty City, become the DJ of Head Radio, had a son and later been banned from seeing his son after developing an extreme drug addiction. He uses clichés such as "rock around the clock 24/7" and "non-stop rock" during his broadcasts. During this time he develops a vendetta against the Lips 106 station for playing "Top 40" music rather than "real rock and roll music". His name is a "censored" form of the gag name Mike Hunt (my cunt). Hunt may be self-conscious about this as he almost always inserts a nickname for himself, one example being "Mike 'Wheels of Steel' Hunt".