The Last One is a Strangers and Freaks mission in Grand Theft Auto V. The mission, unlocked once the player attains 100% Completion of the game, can only be performed by Franklin Clinton.
Description[]
Franklin encounters a hunter in the Raton Canyon trying to hunt a Sasquatch. After a conversation, he convinces Franklin to help him. After locating the beast, Franklin chases it down. After the sasquatch stops, Franklin shoots it, leading the creature to beg Franklin to shoot him again. Becoming suspicious, Franklin pulls off the sasquatch's head, which turns out to be a mask worn by a man in a costume. After being questioned by Franklin, the man explains that "role-playing dressed as a fantastical beast" is a fetish of his. The man then barks, in a similar manner to that of a dog. Franklin asks, "what the fuck was that?", to which the man replies, "what do you want it to be?". The cutscene ends and the player can either spare or kill the man.
Mission Objectives[]
- Investigate the scat site
- Kill the Last One
Gold Medal Objectives[]
- Wounded - Shoot the Sasquatch three times before catching it
- Hunter - Kill four animals whilst chasing the Sasquatch
- Mr Green - Go to the scat site on foot
Possible Deaths[]
- The "Sasquatch" - Can be killed by Franklin Clinton.
Glitches[]
- This mission does not immediately appear upon reaching 100% completion and can take a random amount of time to pass before it does, with some players reporting waits of as long as one in-game month. To force the mission to appear, enter GTA Online and play for several minutes, then return to single player as Franklin. It should be on the map as a green question mark.
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Trivia[]
- "The Last One" is a reference to the infamous bigfoot myth in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The lines said by the bigfoot man when he is shot by Franklin are identical to those said by the sasquatch to John Marston during the mission "Birth of the Conservation Movement" in Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare. The mission title also has an additional meaning, seeing as it is the last new mission given in the GTA V storyline (though it may not be the last one undertaken if there are still outstanding missions that aren't required for the 100%).
- The hunter appears to be almost identical the sasquatch hunter from Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare. Sporting the same grey (most likely an animal carcass) hat, blindness in his left eye, and a big bushy beard. However, the hunter's clothing is newer, though in the same color scheme as the sasquatch hunter.
- The sasquatch roleplayer is voiced and modelled after Joel Marsh Garland, who also voiced the sasquatch in Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare.
- The player can sometimes hear the hunter say "Gonna make my great grand-daddy proud", another reference to Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare, which is set in 1911. Despite the fact that Red Dead Redemption's DLC, Undead Nightmare, is not set in the HD Universe nor canon to the main timeline of Redemption games, it is clearly alluded that the hunter in GTA V is the same character seen in Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare. Although he also tells Franklin that he has been "huntin' that beast longer than Franklin will ever know" and claims that he "spent countless lifetimes in pursuit of the hirsute", so it is also possible the lines are merely tributes to the character the hunter is based off and the DLC he is featured in.
- However, this character has a total of three different renditions: the Sasquatch Hunter from Undead Nightmare, Tanner from Grand Theft Auto V and the character of Jon seen in Red Dead Redemption 2. This is most likely to be the case of in-universe variants of the same character but all of whom share no apparent relation to each other, similarly to the case of Lazlow Jones and Jack Howitzer.
- The game never refers to the man in the suit as bigfoot or a sasquatch, only as "the Beast" or "the Last One," including the subtitles when a character calls him a bigfoot or sasquatch simply say "the Beast", though the hunter does refer to him once as the "'quatch".
- The hunter claims that he has been hunting the Sasquatch for eight years, the same year Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas was released on PC and Xbox.
- This mission is not mentioned in the official strategy guide of GTA V, probably to save it as a surprise for players to find themselves once they complete the game 100%.