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On the surface, the psychiatrist.. seems like a high-end specialist and looks after itself and its clients to a highest standard

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Is a major antagonist in Katana Zero. He provides Chronos and assignments to Zero, and is implied to be an operative of the New Mecca government

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类型: 成就, 角色, 职业, 合作, 制作, 游戏模式, 基本游戏玩法, 战利品, 地图或等级, 模组或配置, 多人游戏, 秘密, 剧情或故事, 贸易, 攻略, 武器, 创意工坊

Languages: 英语

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Personality

Very little is known about the psychiatrist's personal life, though if Zero is friendly enough with him, he admits to having a wife and a daughter.

Wears a crimson suit with a white shirt and a black tie. He also wears glasses, and his hair is combed to the side. On the surface, the psychiatrist appears to be a professional, keeping to what his employers have assigned and holding himself and his clients to a high standard. If Zero is cooperative with him, he will congratulate him on jobs well performed and suggest that Zero might even meet his family. However, if Zero provokes him or fails his objectives, the psychiatrist will reveal a seething rage.

In reality, the psychiatrist despises Zero, looking down on him for his violent tendencies and Chronos addiction, and sees him as little more than a junkie, to be used for his employers' agenda and eventually disposed of. Despite posing as Zero's psychiatrist, he is only there as his handler, with the sessions little more than a front to placate the assassin and maintain his cooperation while handing out assignments.

As per his own mission objectives, the psychiatrist has no qualms manipulating Zero, hiding vital information from him about his past, and lying to him about the nature of his dreams. While he claims his sessions are there to help Zero's recovery, dialogue suggests he does not pay any real attention to him at all outside of mission-critical discussion. The psychiatrist is quick to dismiss, threaten, and verbally abuse Zero when he feels like he is losing control of the situation, and has a particular distaste for the media attention the assassin gathers from his killing sprees.

During the "therapy service" of Zero, the Psychiatrist was instructed to give Zero dossiers of kill contracts and to kill Zero if he learned anything about Chronos manufacture.

Notes

◼ If the player searches the Psychiatrist's body after he is killed, they will receive the "New Mecca Government Key". This leads to the Government Lab area, where the player can switch out their swords and (eventually) access DLC missions. This also implies that the Psychiatrist was acting under the New Mecca Government.
◼ If the player searches the Psychiatrist's desk after he is killed, they will find a note detailing the weekly shipment of Chronos, as well as a dossier detailing a hit on Zero.
◼ The sound files for the secret boss fight's last phase are labelled with the prefix "akira"
after the manga/movie Akira.

◼ The red petals that fall during the boss fight's last phase bear some resemblance to SNOW's signature sakura petals.
◼ During the first 3 phases of the fight, the text that appears on-screen when the player dies will be replaced with the lines of the Psychiatrist boasting about his power. Phase 4, however, will only have an ellipses.
◼ In the 4th phase of the fight on hard mode, all of the attacks involving syringes will be significantly faster.
◼ The Psychiatrist appears to be left handed, as seen in his sprites where he writes with his left hand when sitting in his chair. However, the Steam Trading Card Artwork contradicts this.
◼ The design for the Psychiatrist was based off of a clipart

Source: Fandom Wiki [www.fandom.com]

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