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|name = Tony |
|name = Tony |
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|games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto San Andreas]]'' |
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|voice = Unknown|status = Alive}} |
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{{Disambiglink|"Tony" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Anthony (disambiguation)]].}} |
{{Disambiglink|"Tony" redirects here. For other uses, see [[Anthony (disambiguation)]].}} |
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'''Tony''' is an [[Animals|animal]] featured in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''. |
'''Tony''' is an [[Animals|animal]] featured in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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[[File:Intensive-Care-Ken-Kent-Carl-GTASA.png|thumb|right|250px|Tony in Ken's office, along with Ken, [[Kent Paul]] and [[Carl Johnson]].]] |
[[File:Intensive-Care-Ken-Kent-Carl-GTASA.png|thumb|right|250px|Tony in Ken's office, along with Ken, [[Kent Paul]] and [[Carl Johnson]].]] |
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Tony is a talking parrot that serves as a companion to [[Ken Rosenberg]] after the latter was chosen as a neutral party in [[Caligula's Casino]]. The parrot serves as comic relief character in the three missions it appears in. It often utters, among others, Mafia slang terms and foul language. |
Tony is a talking parrot that serves as a companion to [[Ken Rosenberg]] after the latter was chosen as a neutral party in [[Caligula's Casino]]. The parrot serves as comic relief character in the three missions it appears in. It often utters, among others, Mafia slang terms and foul language. |
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| − | He first appears when Rosenberg complains about his life and that his only friend being Tony. In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it" when Ken believes he will be murdered by the Mafia. In his third and final appearance, after [[Salvatore Leone]] enters Ken's place, the parrot calls the |
+ | He first appears when Rosenberg complains about his life and that his only friend being Tony. In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it" when Ken believes he will be murdered by the Mafia. In his third and final appearance, after [[Salvatore Leone]] enters Ken's place, the parrot calls the Salvatore's bodyguard a "fat fuck" and tells him to pay [[Maria Latore]] for a sandwich she served Salvatore. |
==Mission Appearances== |
==Mission Appearances== |
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*[[Don Peyote]] |
*[[Don Peyote]] |
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*[[Intensive Care]] |
*[[Intensive Care]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *In Tony's first appearance, it utters a quote from [[wp:Tony Montana|Tony Montana]], ''"I haven't fucked anybody over in my life who didn't have it coming to them"'', from the [[1983]] film [[wp:Scarface (1983 film)|Scarface]]. This proves that the parrot's name is a reference to Al Pacino's character from Scarface. |
+ | *In Tony's first appearance, it utters a quote from [[wp:Tony Montana|Tony Montana]], ''"I haven't fucked anybody over in my life who didn't have it coming to them"'', from the [[1983]] film ''[[wp:Scarface (1983 film)|Scarface]]''. This proves that the parrot's name is a reference to Al Pacino's character from ''Scarface''. |
| − | *Tony is one of the few named animals in the [[Grand Theft Auto |
+ | *Tony is one of the few named animals in the ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' series. |
*In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it", which is reference to the 1997 film ''[[wp:Donnie Brasco (film)|Donnie Brasco]]'', where Al Pacino's character often used this phrase in various meanings. |
*In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it", which is reference to the 1997 film ''[[wp:Donnie Brasco (film)|Donnie Brasco]]'', where Al Pacino's character often used this phrase in various meanings. |
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[[pt:Tony (ave)]] |
[[pt:Tony (ave)]] |
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[[Category:Characters|Tony]] |
[[Category:Characters|Tony]] |
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[[Category:Characters in GTA San Andreas|Tony]] |
[[Category:Characters in GTA San Andreas|Tony]] |
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Revision as of 12:18, 20 July 2019
"Tony" redirects here. For other uses, see Anthony (disambiguation).
Tony is an animal featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
History
Events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Tony in Ken's office, along with Ken, Kent Paul and Carl Johnson.
Tony is a talking parrot that serves as a companion to Ken Rosenberg after the latter was chosen as a neutral party in Caligula's Casino. The parrot serves as comic relief character in the three missions it appears in. It often utters, among others, Mafia slang terms and foul language.
He first appears when Rosenberg complains about his life and that his only friend being Tony. In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it" when Ken believes he will be murdered by the Mafia. In his third and final appearance, after Salvatore Leone enters Ken's place, the parrot calls the Salvatore's bodyguard a "fat fuck" and tells him to pay Maria Latore for a sandwich she served Salvatore.
Mission Appearances
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Video
Trivia
- In Tony's first appearance, it utters a quote from Tony Montana, "I haven't fucked anybody over in my life who didn't have it coming to them", from the 1983 film Scarface. This proves that the parrot's name is a reference to Al Pacino's character from Scarface.
- Tony is one of the few named animals in the Grand Theft Auto series.
- In its second appearance, Tony tells Ken to "forget about it", which is reference to the 1997 film Donnie Brasco, where Al Pacino's character often used this phrase in various meanings.