Hitman 3 - Agent 47 is Haunted By His Former Targets in a Vision
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Not gonna lie it was really hard to take this scene seriously knowing I’ve used a fish to kill every single one of these characters in previous playthroughs
an undignified way to die for people who held themselves in such high regard.
Sounds fishy to me.
Carp diem
@@ofcrgry well that smells fishy
LMAOOOOO SAME
Callmekevins hitman would be haunted by an entire city
Targets, not victims
@@theredvelvetyfox8814 all of those “victims” were targets for callmekevin
Hehe how about the crusaders? eh those innocent Muslims
BigM00neys hitman would be haunted by a small country.
If by "an entire city" you mean "a whole country", then yes
Some random target: you killed me
Agent 47: do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?
Batman beyond good job....
Mark Purayah II: “Bird One and Bird Two, you copy?”
Raymond Kulinsky: “Yes, thanks to 47 here”
Angelina Mayson: “YOU KILLED MY BOOOO!”
Mark Parchezzi III: “We’re still practically brothers, you shouldn’t have killed me”
Everyone here is calling Diana’s move a betrayal, but in the game you realize that she actually made a super calculated move. She knows the 47 didn’t choose who he killed before joining the ICA, and that he doesn’t have a conscience of his own. She’d already forgiven him when she delivered him into Edwards’ hands, so he could kill the last obstacle standing between her and dismantling Providence entirely.
Exactly!! She and 47 are a team for life.
just like when she kissed him back from the dead to kill all the FBI agents in the Blood Money
Same thing happened in blood money pretty much
And absolution
This Is An Epic Moment 😎
It’s strange seeing 47 vulnerable
I'm quite sure that's already happened in Hitman: contracts
and yes, it's weird
He was so vulnerable in Absolution.
Not as vulnerable as absolution
you better change your pfp kid , or else i'll come looking for you !
@@babascamdev8020 I’m from a universe where everyone is anthropomorphic ducks
Not gonna lie, seeing all of the previous targets was awesome.
Nah man you should lie about that snd say it wasn’t awesome
@@Pataganja ???
imagine if all from all the games were there...
@Orieller : wait wut
@@RU_HKR I wish.
Patient zero would have made this cutscene about 70% innocent people lol
Lmaooo
Innocent? Literally everyone but 4 Colorado infected random mercenaries Are bad guys
@@frozenwolfenix4789 In Patient Zero, anyone infected with the virus is a required target. Even innocent civilians. Although, realistically, 47 would have no problem killing Owen Cage fast enough to prevent the spread entirely.
Yeah, Patient Zero definitely is canon (in the chongqing data cutscene you see all of 47’s targets from the WoA trilogy and I saw Bradley Paine at some point)
@@danieltube6344 i saw Craig black and Owen Cage in this cutscene too
Never thought a game about merciless killer would make me emotional. The part where he had to blow up the car brought a tear on my eyes.
Who was in the car?
@@connordervoncyberlifegesen8529 Diane's parents.
I would’ve been sadder but I accidentally immediately clicked the thing and blew it up instead of waiting a sec, the og cutscene made me sad though (the Hitman 2 one)
@KeklordTV >greentext in 2022
Same
I thought they were going to pull the whole "do you feel bad about your crimes" morality angle but I'm glad they chose the more interesting option and actually thought about what kind of self-doubt someone like 47 would really have
Please explain further.
@@iamedyson I second this
@@iamedyson Instead of making him ask himself "am I right to do what I do" they made him ask "why did I do what I do".
@@slyseal2091 So Agent 47 understands why, but doesn't feel remorse for the crimes he's committed? He certainly felt guilty killing Diana's parents. He even apologized to her.
@@iamedyson He might feel remorse, but what matters here are his questions regarding the validity agency of his actions, given that if Burnwood was truly betraying us, 47 would have once again just been the tool of powerful men to threaten peace and stability.
Diana biggest brain: simultaneously completing her task and letting 47 get closer to edwards
Diana did the same thing of thing back in Hitman: Blood Money.
@@yutro213 and the first that 47 swears.
I haven’t played hitman 2 and 3 but is Diana the bad guy or was this just a deception?
@@ponynoni5123 deception, she is and will always be the good person
@@drsolo7
Not necessarily a good person, but a friend to 47
It's here where we get a much desired look into the psyche of agent 47. These kind of head trips are nothing new, especially to those familiar with Inception, the scarecrow encounters in the Arkham trilogy and hell even the recent Spiderman PS4 game. Agent 47 has only recently reclaimed the humanity they purged from him, the toxin in his vein has a lot to play with. Does he feel remorse for those he killed? The crowd around him were by and large people who had it coming, but then what does that say about him? Is he human or just a tool, and it's that question that's the core of his turmoil. Diana is the longest human connection he's ever had and he's afraid she has turned on him, but he's not an idiot. He knows she's clever but more than that he knows she's noble, and this knowledge manifests through his sixth brother, dear Lucas Grey. Having to own his past and face the moment that could ruin his only human connection, it's almost like baptism by fire only it's starting with a bang. When 47 wakes up on that train he's in possession of all of his humanity and all of his free will, which is terrible news for the Constant.
Ok
@@Keyt.. yeet
Big brain
Elegantly put
@@MiyaMam948 thank you kindly
1:14 I love that line. He sounds genuinely sad.
Worst mistake he made was to stop aiming at her. The guards are there to protect her, not themselves.
He didn't realised there were more than 1 of them and when he did its too late
@@gibranaditama2256 i mean hes a master assasin he knows they wouldnt bring 1 fuckin dude to do it. he knows that hes not dumb
@@merrgear7962 or It was a trap for the providence set up by both 47 and Diana. It seems like that from the dialogue
I think she touched him far before the Mendoza mission.. when they had the rendezvous on the hill. Diana touched 47's hand with her own hand in glove(s).
@@nahrafe Also you lose health when she touches you at the start.
To be honest, this is a good dive into his head. We saw this dilemma in Silent Assassin where he questions Reverend Vittorio on whether or not he is even human.
Test tube babies are human
So agent 47 is also human
Is he human, or just a highly sophisticated biological machine, programmed to execute certain tasks?
@@Louis13XIII he's a human programmed to execute people
@@joshuar34765 which makes it no longer “human”, doesn’t it?
@@Louis13XIII every human is just a biological programmable machine.
Womb or no womb, the human construction process can and will be programmable Sooner por later.
They would need a bigger space for non targets
canonically 47 never killed non targets i believe
johnny piquel but we still made him do all that
Canonically
Geraldy 812 i know. But we both know the joke
@@jamessantiago2682 if youre joking why did you write your first reply then
Me: frightened because of the strangled, shot, drowned, poisoned or thrown at the void targets.
Other people: haha fish go slapppp
I hate they people
@@dunbass7149 Why, it's their way of playing
@@JimPickensCultist because it wasn’t ever the sense of humour the games had and started with season 2 changed the game for the worse
Yeah cuz it's fun bud
@@largelump3613 it’s
Not
I love the idea that behind all the stoicism and cold blooded killing, there is a constant guilt that sits in the back of his mind.
Pun intended?
@@roxwize it you scan his barcode, it will spell out "constant guilt"!
I can’t see 47 feeling guilt more so misty confusion or constant bleekness
@@kingartison yep this.
It was the beginning of hitman 2. 47 is Catholic, but knowing he's a clone and otherwise unnatural and created for the continuous and unrepentant commission of mortal sin, he's at terrible odds with who he is.
This is pretty interesting, because agent 47 is brainwashed dead inside. And this is everything he basically thinks about.
not true, this is only because of the toxins. have you actual played the game🤦
@@Kodi-Lemar no. But I’ve played the previous ones.
47 isn't brainwashed nor dead inside. He is very human, especially if you played previous games. He tried to save the priest, took care of Victoria and didn't head shot diana on purpose, he remembered and cared about Grey and the pact they made when they were children. He completed that pack, and after Diana destroyed providence, he contacted her a year after. That doesn't seem brainwashed dead inside to me.
Brainwashed dead as in, if he has to kill he will only think about how to kill, not how the victim feels. They may still have feelings, but 47 doesn't think about his victims.
@@Leekodot15 yeah, but that's what assassins do. No one in the ICA actually care about the targets. Not even Diana and she put a kill order for Soders in a heartbeat.
If it went of of every total kill not just targets I'd have 3 whole ass games worth of npcs
Also should have included every target from the past games lol.
Diana to 47: "You didn't have a choice. I did."
47 injecting Edwards: "It's my choice to make."
Such a cool parallel.
The fact that he said I'm sorry
He should have said "scoreboard, scoreboard". In fact, isn't it standard for hunters to have their prey stuffed and mounted?
Somewhere inside him, the child with the pet rabbit still lives.
Would be cool if it used your savegames to show how you killed each target, imagine all of them just showing the target with a fish flying towards them 😂
*agent 47* omg im such a efficient killer i regret nothing
Why doesn't this have more up votes?
Agent 47 in the clown costume braining everyone with a frying pan.
Dropping a toilet on a guy's head.
Ngl, despite contradicting everything that made hitman great, the last mission is simply one of my favorites.
You dont need to hold on and dont kill anybody but your target no more. You can kill whoever you want. The emotions i felt thru this level like realizing we are in a train and the first scene of the targets. Its just perfect
I love how 47 is actually sorry. He is the best fictional character ever.
Not by a longshot
One of
Nah, bro.
He's interesting, and one of the good ones. But not at all among the best
To me personally he's one of the best
"You never even had a name, until I gave you one." cuts so fucking deep holy shit
Love how Lucas Grey lives as the rational thinking part in 47's mind.
Haunted is a pretty strong word considering they all had it coming to them.
Also he isn't haunted by them, just another fact he has been a tool
So he feels remorse?
In Hitman 2, he was given the antidote that recovered his memories and emotions.
@@pkoyote when? I havent gone through the story in months
@@thethunderdrone7256 in the cinematic "Long Shot". Grey's plan hinged on 47 being able to remember Janus.
Probably not remorse but it seems he does worry about how much free will he may or may not have
@@SpoopySquid He embraces freewill by the end of the game and chooses to remain a Hitman.
I played through all of the reboot hitman games back to back. So this scene was surprisingly effective as I was familiar with every character. Honestly best way to play these games is back to back in a trilogy for its story to all come together.
Seeing all the targets were awesome. He shouldn’t at all feel haunted. All those guys had it coming after all.
He isn't haunted by the killed as he doesn't really feel emotions. Just the taunting about being a tool
Not one of the women from the first game in Colorado.
I forgot this game had a story because of all the funny moments videos
This is not even the 'first time' this has happened.
In Hitman Blood Money Diana uses a syringe to both literally and figuratively backstab 47 to assassinate the Director.
(Partners for life I guess)
This scene was so powerful in every it was so well done
Kind of reminds me of metal gear solid 3, When you meet "The Sorrow." The whole river is full of enemies you killed up to that point in the game. The ghosts all try to kill you and depending on what you did to them they'll look different. Like if you executed a guy with a throat slice his head will flop around while he's chasing you. What's funny is that if you haven't killed anyone it's just a long walk up a creepy stream and the Sorrow floating above your head.
When I play this cutscene or complete the mission I don’t get the playable ending beginning with Diana saying “are you still here” What am I doing wrong? Thanks
You need to choose another starting location in Romania
What starting location
5:30 you have to be a true 47 to not listen to music and hesitate with pressing that button
The fact that Diana’s voice is chastising him even though she was half of the reason those people got killed
I feel like Hitman 3 squeezed all it's good writing into the last 10 minutes.
And I thought hitman was just a game where you have to kill targets, yk that kind of boring game which repeats everytime but I was wrong, there is a real interesting story behind it and I love it
Now every single time and see a bald man I’m run out screaming
Death is an act of mercy. Crimson roads and a pity stroll with death. Beautiful as ever!
This Novichok version's effects are insane
This is like the Sorrow boss fight in MGS3.
This is like the beginning of Hitman Sniper where agent 47 have to kill zombie to save ben...those target have become zombie
Am I the only one that remembers hitman absolution
I dont think absolution is canon to this storyline because Diana dies at the start or maybe absolution happens after all this but thats kinda stupid because absolution came out a long time ago, plus the planning required...sheesh
@@kinginferno934 Diana alive after the epilogue
@Victor Rosales been a while since I beat the game
@@kinginferno934 Its canon, and is confirmed ingame through the legacy cutscene in hitman 2016. The opera-singer ex is also on a picture on the colorado-map along with various other past assasinations.
@@SuperAerie Well, in the same mission, Diana mentions that Dexter was 'alternate universe'. Fun way of developers announcing absolution as non canon. Interestingly, Dom Osmond was killed in the Legacy cutscene by an ICA weapon with 47's signature insignia, but in Absolution 47 had no weapons of his own on him after he gave birdie his Silverballers. Also, 47 is wearing his signature suit in the Legacy cutscene instead of the tattered 'Terminus' suit in Absolution. If you look closely, the area around his neck isn't bandaged or showing any signs of bleeding as when he cut the barcode off in Absolution. And lastly, Victoria is never mentioned again, not even as an Easter egg. Well, the entire game is never mentioned again. Therefore it is safe to say, Dom Osmond was just a regular contact in the new continuity, making Absolution non-canon.
For some reason I expected him to still have a tie on when he was shirtless
I played this game in VR. Absolutely astonishing.
Lucas Grey could survive
Lucas shot himself under the chin, the gun was a military grade high velocity pistol, the bullet would have gone through his head in a vertical straight line, the bullet would have gone through his prefrontal lobe either through the left, right or middle of the prefrontal lobe either way in all options the damage to the brain would be minimal.
The brain stem would have been safe from the bullet due to Grey having the pistols barrel pointed at the very front of the brian (brain stem including) the midbrain, the pons, and the medulla. It controls fundamental body functions such as breathing, eye movements, blood pressure, heartbeat, and swallowing.
His previous gun shot wounds appeared to have missed any vital blood vessel and arteries otherwise he would have bleed out quickly unable to fight let alone break a man's arm.
Greys body could survive for a few hours without medical attention. It must have taken the CICADA soldiers and 47 a little less then an hour or a little more to fully leave the area. Meaning not a lot of time would have passed, giving time for explores or villagers around Dartmoor.
Devon Dartmoor England in 2020 would have a handful of villages, explores who would run into Grey and provide medical attention with the numerous hospitals around Dartmoor.
And besides Lucas Grey is too much of a interesting character to just kill off only after 2 full games with him. Plus they cut away.
Spread the message
IOI must hear us
Soldiers probally shot some extra bullets to make sure
@@frozenwolfenix4789 In the last mission in Romania on the Train, the same group of CICADA soldiers who ambushed Grey in the Woods can be seen guarding the upper railcars(they are all wearing heavy body Armor with double head lights, close to there commader who wears a cap). If you wait before you kill them all you can hear them talk about the event in the woods. One of them talks about how he is embarrassed about his arm getting hurt by Lucas. But no where do they ever mention shooting Lucas body repeatedly after his self inflicted gun shot wound.
In fact they only mention wanting to beat 47 before his mind would be wiped sense they knew he and Grey where friends.
is this a copypasta
This kind of reminds me of those MW2 theories that Ghost and Roach didn’t die
So someone could shoot me under the chin and i might live depending where I'm shot? Good to know
This is part of Hitman 3?
Yes.
At the very end, before you wake up on the train
Only thing I'd want is seeing some targets from previous games. It'd just be cool to see WoA versions of guys like Vinnie or Campbell Sturrock... though it also would have been a lot of time and effort for something so small so it's fair that they didn't.
The fact that you have to press the button to blow up the car to drive home the fact that it was you who did it is such an amazing touch
RT: *chuckles* I’m in danger
Can we just appreciate that it is animated again?
"What- Have you done..?" He just expressed genuine sadness over r
that-
This made me feel bad bc agent 47 after all those people he finally is done
0:55 oh I beg to differ Diana, you’ve clearly never been shot by the striker at point blank
The targets staring at 47 lifelessly was chilling
Kinda neat how this canons some of the mission stories
Reminds me of the encounter with The Sorrow in mgs3
Not a single one of those targets are innocent hahah I’d have no problem sleeping at night
Diana really did like to play the long game.
I always wondered why it only showed main targets in missions and not elusive targets
From the thumbnail, I thought 47 was on top gear for a second
The final part of hitman 3 hits so much harder after playing blood money, absolution, and the trilogy back to back.
Agent 47 having this nightmare shows that he has guilt and care for Diana. Sometimes a super soldier with no emotion would never have. Meaning that he's a super soldier with emotion. Which can be pretty scary.
Reminds me of Metal Gear Solid when you "fight" The Sorrow, if you played the game killing everyone you encounter you see their ghost in that sequence.
Nice
pov kill you’ve done kill everyone challenges on every single map 💀
"Because Edwards learns from his mistakes!"
Bigmooney06 is now terrified
Every Target 47 has ever killed in one place it's like a dream come true
What about his old targets?
Well, only on the triology, not everyone else prior to it
@@ZubtigoPlaza *Trilogy
Where limpdick lenny?
Oh yeah, they should've included him with his cougars shirt
@@thatguynexus5935 yea and i Say again where is Gold devil guy chinese guys saints Travis!!
3:55 this always made me feel like the constant was the stepdad and then diana was the mom and then agent 47 was the child 💀💀💀
By the way, the do add "new targets" on this scene. As of the new mission "Shadows on the water", Noel Crest and Sinhi "Akka" Venthan are there too.
Wow really? That's impressive
I love the music at 5:34 does anyone know the name?
I'm confused.
Diana gave him a neurotoxin, so he could come near the constant (this cutscene is set right before you wake up on the train to Romania). Since Diana didn't warned him and he felt guilt for kiing her parents, there are these flashbacks of him you can see here. He's fighting with himself, trying to come over what happened in the past and finally wake up.
Diana never betrayed 47, but used the same tactic as in Blood Money: Make him unconscious, to come near an important target.
Diana never betrayed 47 she big brained pretended to as she knew the constant wouldn't resist 47 and his abilities.
47 how ever thought that she hated him because he killed her parents
and he's grown to care for her as she him
they are a powerful duo
My only nitpick is that maybe they could have included a few other targets from the games outside the trilogy. I get with game development and budgets being what they are, that's never always in the cards.
But that wouldn't of made sense anyway, from a storytelling perspective. This trilogy is it's own separate universe from the older games..
@@alwaysOPEN4business I totally understand where you’re coming from on that. My counter argument is that the trilogy makes frequent references to Ortmeier, and is he not a target from the older games? 47 and Grey are both defined by the fact that they are clones who have made it their mission to destroy Providence and those who had a hand in their creation. But I do agree that I should have interpreted it as a self-contained story. I dunno, maybe I’m just someone who would’ve liked a nod to the older contracts. If not this, it could have been neat to see someone like Lorne de Havilland or Daniel Morris in the contracts 47 deletes. But by that same metric, a target like Havilland represents a seedier past in Hitman I wouldn’t fault IO for wanting to forget. So I understand why the older targets weren’t an option.
@@alwaysOPEN4business no it's not. Those kills are referenced by chracters.
Also the world of assassination cinematic in hitman 1, the bunker in colorado level, and dahlia talking to the target in hitman 3
@@the_dropbear4392 the developers IO themselves said the trilogy is a reboot. Think I'll believe what they say about their own game.
@@alwaysOPEN4business no they didn't.
Again watch this cinematic from the start of hitman 1.
th-cam.com/video/01bYEelwwHc/w-d-xo.html
Reminds me a little of metal gear when snake has a near death experience
I wish they would have maybe brought up some of those big ticket targets from games like Blood Money or the like. It kinda is disappointing that they didn't pay homage to that since some of the targets were kinda forgettable in comparison to other big ones.
Lee Hong
Reminds me of The Sorrow boss battle.
Imagine 47 meeting Ort-Meyer (his own creator), including the others from Codename 47 (basically his uncles)
Damm i definitely have to play this.
“Tony Sta…Edwards learns by his mistakes, 47”
Agent 47 is really badass
Haunted? I thought, they were admiring him.
47: Non target kill everywhere he come.
Embracing the past won't be hard, seeing as I've only just dug it up.
So basically the same move Diana pulled in Blood Money but grandeur in scale and results.
Every kill everyone challenge be like:
Sean rose looks like he is about to say “hey there is the fucker that kill”
Man they are REALLY ready for that James bond game
She's done nearly this same trick at the end of blood money
I was hoping to see the targets from the old PS2 and Xbox games like the crows, or the clone agents from the white house
I wish It wasn't just the trilogy's main targets, but like EVERYONE who has being canonically killed in this franchise by 47. Even the novels and comics.
It would be like 368 people, but still a cool 47 seconds sequence.
This would of been a lot for dramatic if we all didn’t know for a fact they wouldn’t just kill the main character like that
I get the feeling this was all just a ruse by Diana and 47 teaming up to finally stop Edwards
I wonder how we were suppost to feel. Suprised? Scared? Guilty? I do not know, only target i feel guilty for killing is Silvio.
Oh god I don’t need to be haunted by the people who I turned into temporary “planes”
Is it wrong when I saw this I said "Come on, fight me. I've killed you all once, I'll do it again."
whats the name of the score from the soundtrack that starts at 5:17 ?
Untouchable, Season 2 of Hitman
If you pre-ordered it, its in the soundtrack link that they gave you
@@theuzi187 you are a national hero... thank you..
@@theuzi187 damn i really wish i had that soundtrack
@@smharck9885 it's on TH-cam I think