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[[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. Most 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]], [[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 economical 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. An abnormal Protagonist would be [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] who has always lived in Liberty City and has already established a name, powerful friends, and high up on the social and economical ladder at the start of the game. Another abnormal Protagonist would be [[Johnny Klebitz]], who has always lived in Liberty City and has already established a name, powerful friends, and high up on the social and economical ladder at the start of the game Most protagonists have a consistent distaste of drugs, and while deal and work with them, never use them.
The protagonists between [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] share similar qualities. Most 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]], [[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 economical 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. An abnormal Protagonist would be [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] who has always lived in Liberty City and has already established a name, powerful friends, and high up on the social and economical ladder at the start of the game. Another abnormal Protagonist would be [[Johnny Klebitz]], who has always lived in Liberty City and has already established a name, powerful friends, and high up on the social and economical ladder at the start of the game. Most protagonists have a consistent distaste of drugs, and while deal and work with them, never use them.


The opposite of a protagonist is an '''[[antagonist]]''', which is the main person working against the protagonist and his actions. Again, this can be a villain or a hero, though usually a villain.
The opposite of a protagonist is an '''[[antagonist]]''', which is the main person working against the protagonist and his actions. Again, this can be a villain or a hero, though usually a villain.
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