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[[File:Corner.jpg|right|thumb|200px|El Burro artwork on the wall]] | [[File:Corner.jpg|right|thumb|200px|El Burro artwork on the wall]] | ||
*El Burro has a similar appearance to a character of the [[El Burro (GTA 1)|same name]] that appears in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], but this is not the same character, because the storylines in GTA and GTA III take places in a different fictional timelines in a different fictional universes created by the game developers from a scratch in each case. It's just one of many references in this game to the very first GTA. | *El Burro has a similar appearance to a character of the [[El Burro (GTA 1)|same name]] that appears in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], but this is not the same character, because the storylines in GTA and GTA III take places in a different fictional timelines in a different fictional universes created by the game developers from a scratch in each case. It's just one of many references in this game to the very first GTA.Although in the GTA 3 game manual it says beside his name ( El Burro is back ) which means it may be the same character. | ||
*A character called El Burro also appears in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] as a drug dealer. | *A character called El Burro also appears in [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] as a drug dealer. | ||
*As a noun, "El Burro" is Spanish for "The Donkey" and as a adjective, it means "Stupid" or "Rough". | *As a noun, "El Burro" is Spanish for "The Donkey" and as a adjective, it means "Stupid" or "Rough". | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 18 April 2010
El Burro is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series appearing in Grand Theft Auto III (set in 2001) and is mentioned by drug baron Ricardo Diaz in during the mission Supply & Demand in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (set in 1986). He is the leader of the Diablos gang in Liberty City and is believed to be a former porn star. He is voiced by Chris Phillips, who also voiced Bitch'n' Dog Food Factory owner/manager Marty Chonks.
Character history
El Burro has been involved in the porn industry from at least 1986 in an unknown capacity, although most likely as actor, being mentioned by Ricardo Diaz during the mission Supply & Demand in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, shooting his VCR for 'eating' his favourite El Burro movie. It is unknown whether he later leads the Diablos in their attempts to enter Liberty City, siding with the Sicilian Mafia and starting a turf war with the Leone, Forelli and Sindacco Families in the Red Light District and Hepburn Heights. He leads the gang into taking control of Hepburn Heights, although Toni Cipriani stopped them from taking the Red Light District. At some point he also enters into a gang war with the Uptown Yardies after their derogatory remarks about Queen Lizzy.
In 2001 he employs Claude to help his pornography business, including the sale of Donkey Does Dallas by collecting the volumes. He supplies magazines to XXX Mags in the Red Light District, which he may own. He also has Claude kill a number of Leone Family mobsters in Atlantic Quays with an ice cream truck and later has him kill a number of Triad gangsters using a flamethrower.
Mission appearances
- GTA III
- Turismo (Voice/Boss)
- I Scream, You Scream (Voice/Boss)
- Trial By Fire (Voice/Boss)
- Big'n'Veiny (Voice/Boss)
Trivia
- El Burro has a similar appearance to a character of the same name that appears in Grand Theft Auto 1, but this is not the same character, because the storylines in GTA and GTA III take places in a different fictional timelines in a different fictional universes created by the game developers from a scratch in each case. It's just one of many references in this game to the very first GTA.Although in the GTA 3 game manual it says beside his name ( El Burro is back ) which means it may be the same character.
- A character called El Burro also appears in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars as a drug dealer.
- As a noun, "El Burro" is Spanish for "The Donkey" and as a adjective, it means "Stupid" or "Rough".
- An artwork of El Burro appears in Grand Theft Auto IV and was first seen during the games second trailer, Looking for that Special Someone.
See also
- El Burro, a character in Grand Theft Auto 1
- El Burro, a character in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars