She was hiding under some shelves until a group of Tyrone King's mercenaries found her and proceeded to open fire upon her.ĭeidre was a dancer who fled The Peephole when the outbreak started and took refuge in Hot Excitorama. However, the outbreak hit while Tomomi was in Fortune City and she fled to the Underground to seek shelter. Tomoni was a martial arts professional and was in town for a tournament. However the outbreak put an end to his plans and he managed to survive long enough by seeking shelter on top of the Rockets Red Glare stand in Uranus Zone. He is the brother to the late Adam MacIntyre, who was killed in the Willamette incident by Frank West and now Evan holds a grudge against that man.Įric was in Fortune City to participate in the video game tournament that was to take place. He has a doll strapped to his back and talks to it as if it is Katey, alive and well.Ī performer in Fortune City who goes by the name Stilts the Clown, Evan was entertaining guests when the outbreak occurred. The former motocross champion went crazy after the outbreak claimed the life of his only daughter, Katey. The two men tried to find safety but became overwhelmed by the zombies and they have both decided to hang over the second-story railing and are now stuck.
He was in the Palisades Mall at the time with another survivor, Marc Cooper. She shoots Rebecca and Sullivan before escaping and battling Frank in a huge robot machine at the amusement parkįortune City Emergency Shelter, then Uranus ZoneĮarvin Gooding was in Fortune City when the zombie outbreak began. Going by the codename Agent S, Stacey is responsible for the Phenotrans operations in the city. He was in the Palisades Mall at the time with another survivor, Earvin Gooding. Marc Cooper, a retired gym teacher on vacation, was in Fortune City when the zombie outbreak began. The following is a list of the new survivors (and psychopaths) in Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. The following is a list of the victims, survivors, and psychopaths who reappear in Dead Rising 2: Off the Record.
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