Huntsman

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The Animi's graphical representation of the Huntsman.

The Huntsman (real name: William de Saint-Prix) was an Animi Avatar used by the entertainment branch of Abstergo Industries, as part of their plan to influence the general public, via the console stage of the Animus technology.

Unique Moves

(Low Profile, Front)

The Huntsman draws his hook, stabbing the victim in the right shoulder. He then kicks their left thigh, sending them spinning and dislodging them.

(Low Profile, Back)

The Huntsman draws his hook, reaching around and stabbing it into the victims neck and pulling it sharply to the right, snapping the victims neck and dislodging the hook

(High Profile, Front)

The Huntsman draws his hook and stabs the victim in the bottom of the chin and pulls them down, before rolling over their back, dislodging his weapon and pulling the victim onto their back.

(High Profile, Back)

The Huntsman draws his hook and grabs the victim left arm, bending them over, and stabs his hook into the right side of their neck. He then pulls his hook, causing the victim to spin and dislodging them.

(Aerial Kill)

(Bench Kill)

Trivia

• The Huntsman's high profile back is the same as the Sentinel from ACR

Taunts

• "It's over, you're pathetic."
• "Now you will die poor."
• "You are hopeless!"
• "I will make an example of you."
• "You will end in sheer disgrace."

Customization

The Huntsman could be customized in several ways:

Colors:

Costumes:

In-depth customization:

• Heads:
• Chests:
• Arms:
• Legs:
• Belts:
• Accessories:
• Scars:
• War paint:

Weapons: Hook, Sword, Dagger

Secondary weapons: Hidden Blade, Knife, Hook

Gallery

• 
  Concept art of the Huntsman.
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  Alternative concept art of the Huntsman.
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  Customization concepts of the Huntsman.
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  Huntsmen capturing an area in Domination.
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  The Huntsman chasing the Pioneer.
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  The Huntsman using throwing knives to slow down the Independent.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed III