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{{infobox character| | |||
|image = TheTruth-GTASA.jpg | |||
|game_1 = GTA San Andreas | |||
|name = The Truth | |||
|aka = | |||
|status = Alive | |||
|gender = | |||
|dob = | |||
|pob = | |||
|dod = | |||
|home = [[Leafy Hollow]], [[Flint County]]<br />[[San Fierro]] | |||
|nationality = United States | |||
|family = | |||
|affiliations = [[Dwaine]] <small>(from [[1989]])</small><br />[[Jethro]] <small>(from [[1989]])</small><br />[[Frank Tenpenny]] <small>(until [[1992]])</small><br />[[Zero]]<br />[[Carl Johnson]] <small>(from [[1992]])</small> | |||
|vehicles = [[Camper#The Mothership|The Mothership]] | |||
|businesses = Farm in [[Leafy Hollow]] | |||
|voice = [[Peter Fonda]] | |||
}} | |||
'''The Truth''' is a character in the [[3D Universe]] who appears as a main character in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. An aging hippie and former drug manufacturer who lives in [[San Fierro]], He is voiced by [[Peter Fonda]]. | |||
The | ==Character history== | ||
===Life until 1992=== | |||
The Truth, at an unknown time, became a hippie (possibly due to his upbrining), drug manufacturer, and conspiracy theorist against the [[United States of America|American]] government. In 1967 he purchased [[Camper#The Mothership|The Mothership]], but stopped driving altogether in 1977, after which his main mode of transportation was "an astral goat named [[Herbie]]". In [[1989]] he met [[Dwaine|Dwayne]] and [[Jethro]] at a concert in [[San Fierro]], as well as polar bears that they partied with. As of [[1992]], he owned and lived on a marijuana farm in [[Leafy Hollow]], [[San Andreas]]. | |||
{{ | ===1992=== | ||
During the events of ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', The Truth was acquainted with corrupt [[C.R.A.S.H.]] officer [[Frank Tenpenny]], who introduced him to [[Carl Johnson|Carl "CJ" Johnson]]. Tenpenny ordered a very large batch of marijuana from Truth, with the purpose of [[555 We Tip|framing]] a district attorney, and made Carl pay for it. The Truth then [[Body Harvest|has Carl steal]] a [[Combine Harvester|combine harvester]] from a rival [[The Farm|farm belonging to countryside survivalists]]. When Carl arrives at Truth's farm with the money, the [[San Andreas Police Department|narcs]] drop in to raid it. This forces them to [[Are You Going to San Fierro?|burn the crops]] and later shoot down a police helicopter with a [[rocket launcher]], which The Truth found in a batch of thai sticks and intended on making into a lamp. | |||
They immediately afterwards travel to [[San Fierro]], where Carl had recently won a [[Doherty Garage|garage]] property in a race, and meets Carl's sister [[Kendl Johnson|Kendl]] and her boyfriend [[Cesar Vialpando]]. Carl is sorely disappointed in the property, though The Truth tells him "the energy here is fantastic". To help start the business, The Truth [[Wear Flowers in Your Hair|introduces]] Carl to Dwayne, Jethro and an electronics expert, [[Zero]]. While in town, The Truth directs Carl and Jethro to help him scoop out a government-owned van equipped with mind control facility. | |||
===Life in the desert=== | |||
[[File:GreenGoo-GTASA.png|left|thumb|250px|The Truth holding the green goo stolen by [[Carl Johnson]] in the mission [[Green Goo]].]] | |||
The Truth discovers that Carl is working for government agent [[Mike Toreno|Michael "Mike" Toreno]], which he is disappointed in him for, but remains enthusiastic as he rallies Carl to collect a mysterious, all-important [[Green Goo|vial of blob-and-slime]] with help from a [[Black Project|jetpack Carl would steal for him from a confidential government base]], [[Area 69]], which Toreno had [[N.O.E.|previously]] directed Carl to courier to fellow agents. When Carl recovers the vial for him, he excitedly proclaims "Everything is different now" and that people will refer to 1992 as "Year Zero". The Truth later calls into the [[Area 53]] radio show stating that he has held alien life "in my own hands", which may be a reference to the vial. However, he never speaks of it again in subsequent appearances. | |||
===Time in Los Santos=== | |||
[[File:Riot-GTASA.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Truth, with [[Maccer]], [[Carl Johnson]], [[Madd Dogg]], [[Kendl Johnson]], [[Cesar Vialpando]] and [[Sweet]] during the mission [[Riot (GTA SA)|Riot]].]] | |||
Carl later receives a [[Mobile Phone|phone]] call from The Truth, who is in [[Los Santos in GTA III Era|Los Santos]] and unsure of how he got there, after a night on a "[[Don Peyote|peyote safari]]" with a [[The Gurning Chimps|band]] and its [[Kent Paul|manager]], having himself woken up alone after the party in a "Japanese bath-house about an hour ago". He asks Carl to find them and make sure they're safe, which later provides Carl a way into working at [[Caligula's Palace]], a casino run by mafiosos. | |||
The Truth remains with the Johnson family after Carl moves back to [[Los Santos]] and secures his brother [[Sweet|Sean "Sweet" Johnson]]'s release. Later on, towards the end of the story, he joins the Johnsons, British singer and musician [[Maccer]] and Cesar at Carl's managerial client and recovering rapper [[Madd Dogg's Crib|Madd Dogg's mansion]] to watch Tenpenny's trial on television, which had become a national spectacle by the time. The instant his acquittal is announced, [[Los Santos Riots|riots]] break out in the city. Days later, Tenpenny dies in an apparent [[Fire Truck|fire truck]] crash on the cul-de-sac of [[Grove Street]], the Johnsons' longtime residence, which The Truth is coincidentally there to see in person. He congratulates Carl on Tenpenny's death, saying "he beat the system" and that "he's an icon". | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The Truth phones in to [[Area 53]] on [[West Coast Talk Radio]] twice, the second time talking about having held alien life in his own hands, which may be a reference to the mission [[Green Goo]]. | |||
*The Truth, in the beta artwork, looks younger than his in-game appearance, where he has grey hair. | |||
*The Truth is speculated to have an account on the [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] website [[whattheydonotwantyoutoknow.com]] under the name Trooth. | |||
==Mission appearances== | |||
;GTA San Andreas | |||
*[[Body Harvest]] <small>'''(Boss)'''</small> | |||
*[[Are You Going to San Fierro?]] <small>'''(Boss)'''</small> | |||
*[[Wear Flowers in Your Hair]] <small>'''(Pseudo-Boss, Co-Boss)'''</small> | |||
*[[Black Project]] <small>'''(Boss)'''</small> | |||
*[[Green Goo]] <small>'''(Boss)'''</small> | |||
*[[Don Peyote]] <small>'''(Unseen Boss: In-mission Phone Call)'''</small> | |||
*[[Riot (GTA SA)|Riot]] | |||
*[[End of the Line]] | |||
;Cut mission | |||
*[[The Truth is Out There]] | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:TheTruth-GTASA-artwork.jpg|Concept artwork of The Truth | |||
</gallery> | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:13, 11 June 2021
The Truth | |
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Appearances | GTA San Andreas |
Full Name | The Truth |
Status |
Alive |
Nationality | American |
Home |
Leafy Hollow, Flint County San Fierro |
Main Affiliations |
Dwaine (from 1989) Jethro (from 1989) Frank Tenpenny (until 1992) Zero Carl Johnson (from 1992) |
Vehicles | The Mothership |
Businesses | Farm in Leafy Hollow |
Voiced by | Peter Fonda |
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The Truth is a character in the 3D Universe who appears as a main character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. An aging hippie and former drug manufacturer who lives in San Fierro, He is voiced by Peter Fonda.
Character history
Life until 1992
The Truth, at an unknown time, became a hippie (possibly due to his upbrining), drug manufacturer, and conspiracy theorist against the American government. In 1967 he purchased The Mothership, but stopped driving altogether in 1977, after which his main mode of transportation was "an astral goat named Herbie". In 1989 he met Dwayne and Jethro at a concert in San Fierro, as well as polar bears that they partied with. As of 1992, he owned and lived on a marijuana farm in Leafy Hollow, San Andreas.
1992
During the events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, The Truth was acquainted with corrupt C.R.A.S.H. officer Frank Tenpenny, who introduced him to Carl "CJ" Johnson. Tenpenny ordered a very large batch of marijuana from Truth, with the purpose of framing a district attorney, and made Carl pay for it. The Truth then has Carl steal a combine harvester from a rival farm belonging to countryside survivalists. When Carl arrives at Truth's farm with the money, the narcs drop in to raid it. This forces them to burn the crops and later shoot down a police helicopter with a rocket launcher, which The Truth found in a batch of thai sticks and intended on making into a lamp.
They immediately afterwards travel to San Fierro, where Carl had recently won a garage property in a race, and meets Carl's sister Kendl and her boyfriend Cesar Vialpando. Carl is sorely disappointed in the property, though The Truth tells him "the energy here is fantastic". To help start the business, The Truth introduces Carl to Dwayne, Jethro and an electronics expert, Zero. While in town, The Truth directs Carl and Jethro to help him scoop out a government-owned van equipped with mind control facility.
Life in the desert
The Truth discovers that Carl is working for government agent Michael "Mike" Toreno, which he is disappointed in him for, but remains enthusiastic as he rallies Carl to collect a mysterious, all-important vial of blob-and-slime with help from a jetpack Carl would steal for him from a confidential government base, Area 69, which Toreno had previously directed Carl to courier to fellow agents. When Carl recovers the vial for him, he excitedly proclaims "Everything is different now" and that people will refer to 1992 as "Year Zero". The Truth later calls into the Area 53 radio show stating that he has held alien life "in my own hands", which may be a reference to the vial. However, he never speaks of it again in subsequent appearances.
Time in Los Santos
Carl later receives a phone call from The Truth, who is in Los Santos and unsure of how he got there, after a night on a "peyote safari" with a band and its manager, having himself woken up alone after the party in a "Japanese bath-house about an hour ago". He asks Carl to find them and make sure they're safe, which later provides Carl a way into working at Caligula's Palace, a casino run by mafiosos.
The Truth remains with the Johnson family after Carl moves back to Los Santos and secures his brother Sean "Sweet" Johnson's release. Later on, towards the end of the story, he joins the Johnsons, British singer and musician Maccer and Cesar at Carl's managerial client and recovering rapper Madd Dogg's mansion to watch Tenpenny's trial on television, which had become a national spectacle by the time. The instant his acquittal is announced, riots break out in the city. Days later, Tenpenny dies in an apparent fire truck crash on the cul-de-sac of Grove Street, the Johnsons' longtime residence, which The Truth is coincidentally there to see in person. He congratulates Carl on Tenpenny's death, saying "he beat the system" and that "he's an icon".
Trivia
- The Truth phones in to Area 53 on West Coast Talk Radio twice, the second time talking about having held alien life in his own hands, which may be a reference to the mission Green Goo.
- The Truth, in the beta artwork, looks younger than his in-game appearance, where he has grey hair.
- The Truth is speculated to have an account on the Grand Theft Auto IV website whattheydonotwantyoutoknow.com under the name Trooth.
Mission appearances
- GTA San Andreas
- Body Harvest (Boss)
- Are You Going to San Fierro? (Boss)
- Wear Flowers in Your Hair (Pseudo-Boss, Co-Boss)
- Black Project (Boss)
- Green Goo (Boss)
- Don Peyote (Unseen Boss: In-mission Phone Call)
- Riot
- End of the Line
- Cut mission
Gallery
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Concept artwork of The Truth