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{{quote|Ravaging the poor districts of [[Rome]], Malfatto preys on those unfortunate enough to be caught unaware.|Ubisoft Description}}
{{quote|Ravaging the poor districts of [[Rome]], Malfatto preys on those unfortunate enough to be caught unaware.|Ubisoft Description}}


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The '''Doctor''' (real name: '''Malfatto''') is a multiplayer character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', who uses a [[Multiplayer Weapons#Syringe|syringe]] as his primary weapon.
The '''Doctor''' (real name: '''[[Malfatto]]''') is a multiplayer character in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', who uses a [[Multiplayer Weapons#Syringe|syringe]] as his primary weapon.


His outfit highly resembles the ones worn by doctors during the plague, and appears black in the dark. He wears a tricorne hat and his face is concealed by a mask, therefore making his true identity unknown. His outfit is different from what the doctors wear in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', most noticeably due to the slightly shorter beak of his mask.
His outfit highly resembles the ones worn by doctors during the plague, and appears black in the dark. He wears a tricorne hat and his face is concealed by a mask, therefore making his true identity unknown. His outfit is different from what the doctors wear in ''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'', most noticeably due to the slightly shorter beak of his mask.


He makes an appearance in the single player mode of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' in a main storyline mission, as opposed to several other multiplayer characters, who appear in Templar Agent side missions.
He makes an appearance in the single player mode of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' in a main storyline mission, as opposed to several other multiplayer characters, who appear in Templar Agent side missions.
He is also featured in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'', where it is revealed that he is in the employ of [[Cesare Borgia]], and is known as a serial killer that targets [[courtesans]]. Despite being on his side at the time, [[Fiora Cavazza]] feared him and called him a "monster." After their first meeting wherein Fiora delivered a sealed document from Cesare, Malfatto entered Fiora's home while she was sleeping and injected her with his syringe, either drugging her or attempting to poison her. However, she was able to defend herself, cutting him badly with [[fan|her own weapon]].
At one point in ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'', [[Ezio Auditore]] comes across a courtesan crying over a fellow courtesan's dead body. She told him Malfatto had murdered her. Ezio reassured the courtesan that he would find Malfatto, and after a short time he located the doctor prowling in the district. Ezio signaled his [[Apprentices|Assassin Recruits]] to kill Malfatto, and they succeeded shortly after.[[Video:Assassins Creed Brotherhood: Serial Offender 100% Sync|thumb|300px|right|Serial Offender]]


==Unique Moves==
==Unique Moves==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
 
*The Doctor's move "Cardiac Arrest" is similar to a way that [[Ezio Auditore]] assassinates guards in the singleplayer story mode.
 
*Malfatto is an Italian surname that may derive from the Italian word ''malfattore'' or "someone who does evil deeds."
*Malfatto also translates from Italian to mean "misdemeanor", and as a adjective "shoddy".
*When killed by Ezio or an apprentice (for full synchronization), the memory corridor death scene shows Ezio saying the traditional words, but instead of closing Malfatto's eyes, he places his hand above the doctor's mask and then pulls it away. This is one of the few times Ezio has ever altered his usual procedure.
*It is possible that, as a doctor who murders courtesans, Malfatto is a reference to Jack the Ripper, a serial killer of late-19th century London who murdered prostitutes in the Whitechapel district and whom many believed to be a surgeon.
*The Doctor's move '''''Cardiac Arrest''''' is similar to a way that [http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Ezio_Auditore_da_Firenze Ezio] assassinates guards in the singleplayer story mode.
*There is a minor "glitch" that the player may activate while executing the Serial Offender mission. This is achieved by following the path the courtesans have established, until Ezio reaches the third one. If he turns right and follows the street, he will come out in front of Malfatto, who will be standing in front of a doctor's cart. The player will be free to approach the assassination as desired, but locking onto Malfatto will cause him to run.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 12:28, 12 June 2011

This article is about the multiplayer character. You may be looking for the NPC with the same name.
"Ravaging the poor districts of Rome, Malfatto preys on those unfortunate enough to be caught unaware."
―Ubisoft Description

The Doctor (real name: Malfatto) is a multiplayer character in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, who uses a syringe as his primary weapon.

His outfit highly resembles the ones worn by doctors during the plague, and appears black in the dark. He wears a tricorne hat and his face is concealed by a mask, therefore making his true identity unknown. His outfit is different from what the doctors wear in Assassin's Creed II, most noticeably due to the slightly shorter beak of his mask.

He makes an appearance in the single player mode of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood in a main storyline mission, as opposed to several other multiplayer characters, who appear in Templar Agent side missions.

Unique Moves

Lethal Injection (Low Profile, Back)

The Doctor creeps up on his target from behind before swiftly thrusting his syringe downward into their shoulder, injecting poison into his victim in the process. While his target is left oblivious, the Doctor removes his syringe, letting the toxins spread rapidly through his victim's system, until they collapse to the ground and die silently.

Deadly Serum (Low Profile, Front)

The Doctor casually walks towards his target before thrusting his syringe into his victim's neck. After removing his syringe, his target falls to the ground, dying from the puncture wound and blood loss.

The Eye Transplant (High Profile, Front)

The Doctor charges towards his target, forcing them onto their back. With his victim helpless, he then injects his syringe through his target's eye and into their brain, causing instant death. The Doctor then twists his syringe, before pulling it out and storing it at his waist.

Cardiac Arrest (High Profile, Back)

The Doctor stabs his syringe into his target's back, the needle passing their ribcage and piercing his victim's heart. The tip of the syringe can be seen out of his target's chest as their heart fails, before the Doctor removes his weapon and gently pushes their dead body to the floor.

No Rest for the Wicked (Bench Kill)

The Doctor walks in front of his seated target and viciously stabs his syringe into their neck, before they have the chance to react. He then brutally yanks out the needle of his weapon and throws his victim's body from the bench with force.

Bird of Prey (Aerial Kill)

The Doctor leaps from above a rooftop, onto his target, before taking out his syringe and viciously thrusting it into his victim's neck. Finally, he yanks the needle out and leaves his target dying silently.

Customization

Colors:

  • Basic: Dark Green Robe/Black Cloth
  • Extra 1: Burgundy Robe/Red Cloth
  • Extra 2: Tan Robe/Yellow Cloth
  • Extra 3: Black Robe/White Cloth

Gear:

  • Advanced: Altered mask, added cloth at sides of mask
  • Superior: Added black spaulders on both shoulders with red straps, added cloth as extension to belt pouches.
  • Elite: Added cloth tabard with a caduceus at chest area, red straps under tabard, forearm area of robes have a black and colored pattern.

Trivia

  • The Doctor's move "Cardiac Arrest" is similar to a way that Ezio Auditore assassinates guards in the singleplayer story mode.

Gallery

Video

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