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The Alpha Zerox is the secondary antagonistic organization of Hitman: Blood Money. It is a shadow group in charge of the Franchise with interests in human cloning and politics.
Description[]
Information on the Alpha Zerox is almost null, but it seems to have enough influence to, quoting Agent Smith, possess "pull in every domestic agency". Their primary goal is to destroy rivals who practice in human cloning technology to become a monopoly and implement laws and policies on human cloning using politics.
History[]
Background[]
The Alpha Zerox started as the Franchise's cloning branch, which created human clones like Mark Purayah II and Mark Parchezzi III. In time, it became more than a cloning program, gaining influence and transforming into a powerful group with the utmost interest in human cloning and politics.(speculation) The Franchise, with former FBI director Alexander Cayne in charge, presumably took the armed wing role. A prominent US politician and former biotechnology corporation CEO, Daniel Morris, was the political and corporate part of the group.
Political Conspiracy[]
The Alpha Zerox, with its clone-assassins, who operated on the part of the Franchise, attempted to alter the stance on human cloning in US politics. The Franchise sent Mark Purayah II as the leader of the Crows to assassinate US Secretary of the Interior, Jimmy Cilley, only for Agent 47 to ruin their plans by killing the clone. Eventually, failing to get rid of Forty-seven, the Alpha Zerox decided to assassinate Tom Stewart, President of the US, so Daniel Morris, the Vice President, could succeed him.
Presumed Downfall[]
The Franchise sent their best clone-assassin, Mark Parchezzi III, to the White House, to work with Daniel Morris on killing the President. Hired by Agent Smith, Agent 47 assassinated them both before Tom Stewart could return. Not long afterwards, with Diana Burnwood's affair to destroy the Franchise, 47 killed Alexander Cayne, putting an end to the Franchise and presumably the Alpha Zerox.
Aftermath[]
With the Franchise's destruction, the Alpha Zerox status is unknown. As with the Franchise, the Agency could acquire what was left of the group's resources, connections and personnel to use for themselves, including human cloning technology.
Members[]
Leader(s)[]
| Name | Role(s) | Weapon(s) | Status | |
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Alexander Cayne | Conspirator, head of the Franchise | Custom 1911 | Deceased |
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Daniel Morris | Conspirator | Desert Eagle |
Operatives[]
| Name | Role(s) | Weapon(s) | Status | |
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Franchise | Assassin organization | Various | Disbanded |
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Crows | Franchise's assassin group | ||
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Mark Purayah II | Clone-assassin, Crows' leader | Desert Eagle | Deceased |
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Mark Parchezzi III | Clone-assassin | Custom 1911 |
Trivia[]
- The Alpha Zerox could be part of the Providence or its predecessor. Its concept of a powerful shadow organization was possibly recycled and expanded into the Providence for the World of Assassination.
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