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Characters of the Silent Hill series

The survival horror video games series Silent Hill features a large cast of characters. The games' player characters are "everymen", in contrast to action-oriented survival horror video game series featuring combat-trained player characters, such as Resident Evil.[1] The games are set in the series' eponymous fictional American town.

The characters of Silent Hill (top row), Silent Hill 2 (middle row), and Silent Hill 3 (bottom row)

Characters went through several conceptual different phases prior to their final designs. The physical appearances of Silent Hill 3 characters were created using actors as models.

Design edit

Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2 characters were designed by Takayoshi Sato.[2] Team Silent, a production group within Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, oversaw the process.[3][4][5] Team Silent designed the character Maria to have physical flaws and did not base her on any particular model.[6] The developers toned down her design because of technical problems with her low neckline.[6] To better capture her facial movements, Sato Takayoshi practiced expressions in front of a mirror and drew her facial expressions instead of using motion capture.[6] Maria and Mary share the same facial structure, polygon count and voice actor; only the muscle structure differs.[6] Takayoshi designed Angela to appear older than her intended age of sixteen or seventeen and the developers chose an older voice actor for her.[6] Fifty to sixty Japanese and American voice actors auditioned for Silent Hill 2, with five ultimately chosen: Guy Cihi, Donna Burke, David Schaufele, Jakey Breckenridge, and Monica Horgan.[6] Motion capture of the voice actors was used to model their action.[6]

 
 
 
Sophie Marceau (left) and Charlotte Gainsbourg (middle) were the models on which Heather was based;[7] Vanessa Paradis (right) was a model for concept art of Heather[8]

The Silent Hill 3 development team initially saw Heather as "innocent", something that was reflected in original sketches of her, but they found this motif to be too "nice", so the game's supervising illustrator Shingo Yuri modeled Heather after French actresses Sophie Marceau and Charlotte Gainsbourg,[7] with Vanessa Paradis serving as a model for concept art.[8] The character's leg-revealing outfit and slightly curly hair was the subject of debate among Yuri and two female members of the development team: while Yuri firstly envisioned her wearing jeans, these members convinced him that she needed more sex appeal. Yuri also accepted their view that curly hair would be more suitable for a young girl.[7] The character's name was taken from Heather Morris, who provided Heather's voice and motion capture.

Priestess Claudia Wolf was the biggest design challenge.[8] She was intended to look strange, but conventional and evoke a sense of danger. To reflect her evil nature, the development team imagined her with a shaved head and tattoos.[7] Other dropped ideas included portraying her as a "holy woman" as well as dressing her in a long robe. The team opted to remove her eyebrows to making her expression unreadable.[7] Hollywood actress Julianne Moore was used as a model. Claudia's name originates from Italian actress Claudia Cardinale. Claudia replaced the original Christie, because the latter was viewed as too cute.[8]

Silent Hill 3's male characters were delineated by the development team as possessing flaws and complexes to add realism. Douglas Cartland was given a combover.[7] Early on, he was seen as a middle-aged detective.[8] A priest from The Fifth Element was the basis for this generation of Douglas;[7] actors such as Ian Holm and Giancarlo Giannini were models for some of the character's concept art. Douglas' name was taken from actor Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., because it "just seemed to suit him".[8]

Vincent's design centered on making him a hypocrite clad in "nice" clothes and of a neat appearance. Incorporation of hints aiming at revealing Vincent's nature were added,by giving him a laugh "like he is hiding something nasty" and during his speech, "one of his eyes is not looking at the observer.".[7]

Main game series characters edit

Note: Some characters may or may not appear in Silent Hill 2 or Silent Hill 3, depending on their fate in the previous games.

Silent Hill edit

Harry Mason edit

Harry Mason (ハリー・メイソン, Harī Meison) is the player character. A widower, writer and father of his adopted daughter Cheryl. They crash while driving past Silent Hill. He either dies or escapes the town by himself or with police officer Cybil.

Harry makes a cameo in Silent Hill 3, which stars Heather, Harry's adopted daughter and Alessa's reincarnation. He quickly dies when the Order removes his heart.

Harry is the protagonist of the Silent Hill: Shattered Memories reimagining, which starts similarly to the original game. However, it is revealed that Harry had died long before, and his "travel" through Silent Hill is actually inside his daughter Cheryl's head, who broke down after Harry died in a car crash. Multiple endings reveal that Harry as potentially an alcoholic, coward, or womanizer.

In the games, Harry is voiced by Michael Guinn (credited as Michael G.) in the original game and by Kirk Thornton in Shattered Memories.[9][10]

In the films, Harry's role is divided among Rose and Christopher Da Silva. In the Silent Hill film, Harry's role is played by Rose. In Silent Hill: Revelation the plot is retconned, although Rose is still in Silent Hill. Christopher then takes the role of Harry, adopting the alias Harry Mason. Christopher enters Silent Hill to search for Rose. He is portrayed by Sean Bean.

Cheryl Mason edit

Cheryl Mason (シェリル・メイソン, Sheriru Meison) is the adopted daughter of Harry Mason. She is the untainted half of Alessa Gillespie's soul, which split during Alessa's ritualistic immolation by the Order, which she barely survived. The soul was reincarnated into baby Cheryl. Seven years afterward, Cheryl and Harry crash their car to avoid hitting Alessa's other half, who appears in the road. Cheryl disappears after the crash and is later seen running down an alley, but is never seen again. She is later fused with Alessa, becoming an angelic being called the Incubator. If Harry faces the Incubator's evil side, the Incubus, Cheryl's spirit thanks Harry for his hospitality before reincarnating along with Alessa as a baby girl, whom Harry adopts and names Cheryl (although she would go by Heather).

In Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Cheryl, Heather, and Alessa are all reimagined as "Cheryl Heather Mason", the biological daughter of Harry and Dahlia Mason. She refuses to accept her father's death, imagining him stranded in Silent Hill. She hates her mother, blaming her for divorcing Harry, though they reconcile at the end. In the Silent Hill film, Cheryl, renamed Sharon da Silva, is adopted by the da Silvas. She is abducted by the Order, but is rescued by her mother and her own dark self, the latter massacring the entire Order. Sharon then merges with her original and dark selves. The sequel, Silent Hill: Revelation retcons this as Sharon, now known as Heather, searches for her father.

Jodie Mason edit

Jodie Mason (ジョディ・メイソン, Jodi Meison) is the deceased wife of Harry and the adopting mother of Cheryl. She was Harry's high school sweetheart, and their marriage is described as a "nine-year honeymoon". Jodie contracts an illness that leaves her unable to have children, and dies when Cheryl is three years old. Jodie's persona is combined with that of Dahlia to become Dahlia Mason, the ex-wife of Harry and mother of Cheryl in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.

Dahlia Gillespie edit

Dahlia Gillespie (ダリア・ギレスピー, Daria Giresupī) is the leader of the Order. She is the main antagonist of Silent Hill and Silent Hill: Origins. Dahlia is the mother of Alessa, whom she abused. She wants to trigger the birth of the Order's God, using her daughter, Alessa as the 'mother of God'. She explained the Order and its beliefs to the children of the orphanage. In Silent Hill: Origins, as part of the birthing ritual, Dahlia burns Alessa, but the ritual fails. Alessa's soul is split, with part of it becoming Cheryl. In Silent Hill, Dahlia first appears as a bystander, but later reveals that she has ordered Cheryl's abduction. She fuses Cheryl with Alessa, effectively resuming the ritual to birth the God. The Incubator, a form of the God in Alessa's body, is hit by Kaufmann's aglaophotis, causing a demonic form of the Order's god to emerge, the Incubus, who kills Dahlia. In Silent Hill 4: The Room, it is revealed that Dahlia took part in brainwashing Walter Sullivan, leading him to believe that the 21 Sacraments are the only way to see his "mother".

Dahlia and Jodie merge to become Dahlia Mason in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. She divorced Harry years earlier, earning her daughter's hatred. Depending on the ending, Dahlia can reconcile with Cheryl after the latter accepts Harry's demise. Dahlia appears in the Silent Hill film, where she is a much more sympathetic character who is tricked to hand Alessa over to her sister, Christabella. Dahlia survives Alessa's killing of the Order, as a loving mother. In Silent Hill: Revelation, Dahlia appears in a minor role giving cryptic warnings to Heather.

Dahlia is voiced by Liz Mamorsky in the original game, Laurence Bouvard in Origins, and by Laura Bailey in Shattered Memories.[11]

Alessa Gillespie edit

Alessa Gillespie (アレッサ・ギレスピー, Aressa Giresupī) is the central character of Silent Hill, Silent Hill 3 (in the form of Heather), and Silent Hill: Origins, the series' most important character as a central element of all that happens in the series. Dahlia's daughter, she was born with powers, which allowed Dahlia to use her to birth the God of the Order. In her childhood, she was best friends with Claudia, the only person who ever understood her. Alessa was used as a ritual sacrifice by Dahlia in an attempt to birth the Order's God but spiritually resisted the ritual and was rescued by Travis. Alessa's soul split during the failed ritual, one half of which went into Cheryl. Alessa is kept alive in a broken state, suffering with incurable wounds and projecting her nightmares onto the town. In Silent Hill, a projection of Alessa makes Harry crash his car, allowing Cheryl to recombine with her. After the death of the Incubator, all that is left of Alessa is the baby heather, who was recovered from the Incubator's corpse. Alessa also appears in Silent Hill 4: The Room on a medallion titled as Saint Alessa.

In the Silent Hill film, Alessa is then split into three: her pure self, who is reincarnated into a baby that the da Silvas adopted as Sharon; her dark self; and her original body. Alessa's dark self merges into Rose so she can then exterminate Christabella's cult. Afterwards, the three selves recombine in Sharon's body. The sequel retcons this as Alessa's dark self roams free, who manages to later merge with Heather.

Alessa is voiced by Sandra Wane in the original game and Jennifer Woodward in Origins.

Cybil Bennett edit

Cybil Bennett (シビル・ベネット, Shibiru Benetto) is a cop from the neighboring town of Brahms, whom Harry meets before crashing in Silent Hill. She is possessed by a parasite, which affects game endings; if Cybil is rescued, she escapes alongside Harry. Her fate is uncertain; her only other mention in the canonical games is in Silent Hill: Homecoming, when James mentions her. In Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Cybil is reimagined, reappearing as the cop whom Harry encounters. In the Silent Hill film, Cybil helps Rose search for Sharon, but gets captured by the Order, who burns her alive.

Cybil is voiced by Susan Papa in the original game and by Kirsten Potter in Shattered Memories. In the film, she is portrayed by Laurie Holden.

Dr. Michael Kaufmann edit

Michael Kaufmann (カウフマン, Kaufuman) is the director of Alchemilla Hospital. He is part of the Order and aids Dahlia's plans to birth the God. After Alessa's immolation, Kaufmann commits Alessa to the hospital and forces his girlfriend Lisa to keep Alessa alive. In Silent Hill, Kaufmann defies Dahlia by throwing Aglaophotis at the Incubator, expelling the Incubus. Kaufmann attempts to follow Harry through the portal to escape the area collapsing around him, but he is stopped by Lisa's spirit. Kaufmann reappears in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories as a psychiatrist who periodically performs psychological questionnaires and tests on the player.

Michael is voiced by Jarion Monroe in the original game, John Chancer in Origins, and by Michael McConnohie in Shattered Memories.[12]

Lisa Garland edit

Lisa Garland (リサ, Risa) is a nurse working at Alchemilla Hospital. In Silent Hill: Origins, Lisa is addicted to a drug called PTV. She accepts drugs in exchange for caring for Alessa. Lisa is fazed by Alessa's persistent wounds and she becomes involved with the Order. Lisa dies between Silent Hill: Origins and Silent Hill, but returns in Silent Hill. Lisa helps Harry around Silent Hill and tells him about the Order. She realizes that she is actually deceased and disappears. In the ending Lisa's spirit stops Kaufmann and drags him to his death. Lisa has a brief appearance in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, where Harry saves her only for her to succumb to her injuries: in one ending, it is implied that she is his mistress. Lisa also appears in the Silent Hill film, though she is unnamed and credited as "Red Nurse". She peeks at Alyssa who reacts violently and burns her eyes.

Lisa is voiced by Thessaly Lerner in the original game and Jennifer Woodward in Origins.

K. Gordon/Mr. Gordon edit

  • K. Gordon was a teacher in Silent Hill. His only presence is in memos and items belonging to him, which gradually allude to his profession and relationship with Alessa. His name appears when Harry Mason discovers a key labeled "K. Gordon". This key opens the K. Gordon House. He is also on a list of teachers.
  • In Silent Hill 3 his name appears in the church when Heather comes across a classroom that is identical to Alessa's. She finds K. Gordon's notebook. The transcript reveals that Alessa was one of his students, and that he harbored concerns about her.
  • He appears in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories having an affair with Cheryl. He is the teacher in the "paparazzi photos". His phone number can be found on a classroom desk. If Harry Mason calls it, he learns that Mr. Gordon has been receiving harassing phone calls from students. The message varies depending on the player's Psych Profile.

God edit

The God (ゴッド, Goddo) is the Order's deity and the foremost antagonist of the series. It served as the final boss of Origins, 1 and 3 and has cameos in 4, Shattered Memories, and Downpour. According to the Order's mythology, the God was birthed in ancient times by humans who sought an end to the constant suffering around them. The God took away mankind's immortality so they could appreciate death, and created linear time. It vowed to create a Paradise on Earth, but died. It promised to return and complete its plan if its followers remained loyal. The God takes four forms: the default form is a woman in a red dress, while as The Incubus it resembles the deity Baphomet. The Incubator is the version as seen by Alessa, The demonic Nightmare of Alessa in Silent Hill: Origins, and as Claudia Wolf version in Silent Hill 3. Silent Hill: Downpour implies that the God's original name was the Native American deity Kwekwaxawe (Raven) as Silent Hill was originally title The Nest of the Raven. The Order hopes to use Heather to birth the God, but she resists. Claudia attempts the ritual, but dies in the process. As a result of the botched birth process, the God is born prematurely, and is easily killed by Heather.

The gender of the God is seemingly male in Silent Hill, as Dahlia refers to God as 'He' several times, but is referred to with feminine pronouns in later appearances in the series. It is also possible that this was part of her plan to trick Harry into believing she was a Christian, rather than the leader of a local non-Christian cult. Although it should also be noted that she continues to refer to a male God as Alessa begins to birth 'God'.

Silent Hill 2 edit

James Sunderland edit

James Sunderland (ジェイムス・サンダーランド, Jeimusu Sandārando) is the primary player character of Silent Hill 2. His connection to Silent Hill is a letter from his wife Mary that arrives just after her death.[13] The letter gradually fades, suggesting that James only imagined it.[14][15] He encounters a videotape that shows him killing Mary.[16] He concludes that he wants to be punished for the murder.[17]

Subsequent installments in the series made references to James.[18][19] James makes cameo appearances in the joke endings of Silent Hill 3, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories[20][21] (voiced by Tomm Hulett) and Silent Hill: Downpour.

James was portrayed by Guy Cihi in the original version[22] and by Troy Baker in the game's 2012 remastering.[23][24][25]

Maria edit

"It doesn't matter who I am... I'm here for you, James. See? I'm real."

—Maria

Maria (マリア) is a sexualized manifestation of Mary based on an exotic dancer. She exists only in James' mind.[15][26] She first appears in "Born from a Wish", a sub-scenario prior to the events in the main game that appeared in the expanded versions of Silent Hill 2. Thereafter she accompanies James throughout the game, repeatedly getting killed and reappearing.[27]

Maria is portrayed by Monica Taylor Horgan.[22]

Angela Orosco edit

Angela Orosco (アンジェラ・オラスコ, Anjera Orasuko) is a disturbed, suicidal teenage girl who is ostensibly on a search for her mother.[28] The game strongly implied that Angela was abused and raped by her father, with her mother turning a blind eye.[29][30] Backstory material provided by Konami states that Angela had run away from home prior to the game's events.[31] She kills her father, which draws her to Silent Hill.[15]

She is last seen on a burning staircase in the Lakeview Hotel. She walks into the flames and is not seen again.

Angela is voiced in the game by Donna Burke.[32] The designers intended to make her appear unnaturally aged.[6]

Mary Shepherd-Sunderland edit

Mary Shepherd-Sunderland (メアリー・シェパード・サンダーランド, Mearī Shepādo Sandārando) is the late wife of James Sunderland. The player first sees Mary in a photograph with James. She is presented to have died from a mysterious illness. The couple shared many memories in Silent Hill. She appears in person only at the end of the game.

Mary made a cameo in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories in her monster form and in a joke ending of Downpour and Book of Memories.

Mary (and Maria) was portrayed by Monica Taylor Horgan.[22] The producers acknowledged that the two were designed to be almost completely identical.[6]

Eddie Dombrowski edit

Eddie Dombrowski (エディー・ドンブラウスキー, Edī Donburausukī) is the third murderous character in Silent Hill. He is an obese young man with an apparent connection to Laura. He has suffered verbal abuse for much of his life. Before his arrival he killed a dog, shot a football player and ran from the police.[33] Backstory material provided by Konami describes Eddie as being usually calm but with "another side that he cannot control when angered" and working at a gas station.[15][31] Eddie wears a baseball cap, short shorts, and a white and teal striped shirt.

His final appearances are in the prison/labyrinth, where he confesses to 2 murders.[34][35] His final appearance takes place in a meat locker.

Laura edit

Laura (ローラ, Rōra) is an eight-year-old girl wandering the town. She is the only "innocent" human character.[15] Laura can apparently safely move around the town, while occasionally placing James in danger. Laura is an orphan who befriended Mary during her last year alive, while a patient at the same hospital.[31][36]

Pyramid Head edit

"I was weak. That's why I needed you... Needed someone to punish me for my sins... But that's all over now... I know the truth... Now it's time to end this."

—James Sunderland, Silent Hill 2

Pyramid Head is the main antagonist of Silent Hill 2. Pyramid Head is also known as "Red Pyramid Thing" (赤い三角頭, Akai Sankakutō),[37] "Red Pyramid", or "Bogeyman", and "Triangle Head" (三角頭, Sankaku Atama) in Japan.[38] It represents James' wish to be punished for Mary's death. Masahiro Ito, the designer of Silent Hill 2's monsters, created Pyramid Head because he wanted "a monster with a hidden face".[39] Known for a large triangular head, Pyramid Head lacks a voice. Its appearance stems from the "distorted memory of the executioners" and the town's past as a place of execution, according to Takayoshi Sato, the character designer for Silent Hill 2.[40][41] It was positively received in Silent Hill 2 for its role as an element of James' psyche.

After Silent Hill 2 Pyramid Head appeared in other Silent Hill games and media and became an icon in horror video games. Pyramid Head appeared in Homecoming as the "Bogeyman", in a cameo in Origins in a painting and a joke ending in Downpour and in the Silent Hill film as "Red Pyramid" and Revelation. He appeared in The Arcade, The Escape and Book of Memories. He appeared as a player character in the Nintendo DS video game New International Track & Field and Konami Krazy Racers.

Ernest Baldwin edit

Ernest Baldwin (アーネスト・ボールドウィン, Ānesuto Bōrudouin) is a character from the Born from a Wish scenario of Silent Hill 2.

Silent Hill 3 edit

Heather Mason edit

Claudia Wolf edit

"The time is not yet at hand. The time when all will be forgiven their sins. When the Paradise we have long dreamed for will arrive. After the Judgment and Atonement, an eternity of bliss."[42]

—Claudia on her vision of the world which is the motive behind her plan to revive the deity worshipped by The Order

Claudia Wolf (クローディア, Kurōdia) is a priestess of the cult and Silent Hill 3's primary antagonist. She was abused as a child. She was a childhood friend of Alessa. Claudia attempts to carry on for Dahlia and use Heather to birth "the god". Her intention in resurrecting the god is to "save" mankind, though she believes she is a sinner and will not be saved. She speaks in riddles and is always barefoot.

In the film series she is portrayed by Carrie-Anne Moss. She was voiced in the game by Donna Burke[32] and Laura Bailey.

Leonard Wolf edit

Leonard Wolf (レナード, Renādo) is Claudia's abusive father and a former member of the Order. He was condemned to a mental hospital for his insane and abusive behavior and stripped of his rank. However, he remained dedicated to the Order, which eventually led to his death.

Leonard Wolf also appears in the 2012 film Silent Hill: Revelation. He is portrayed by Malcolm McDowell.

Douglas Cartland edit

Douglas Cartland (ダグラス, Dagurasu) is a private investigator hired by Claudia to locate Heather.

Douglas is mentioned in one of the Order's books in Silent Hill Homecoming, which states that Douglas successfully exposed the cult to the authorities after the events of Silent Hill 3.

He is portrayed by Martin Donovan in the film series. He is voiced by Richard Grosse.

Vincent Smith edit

Vincent (ヴィンセント, Vuinsento) is a cult priest. Vincent is less dogmatic than Claudia and opposes her actions. Vincent appears to be on Heather's side during the game. He built the church where the final battle is staged in and is killed by Claudia when Heather enters.

He is portrayed by actor Kit Harington in the film series. He is voiced by Clifford Rippel.

Valtiel edit

Valtiel (ヴァルティエル, Vuarutieru) is an angel in the cult's religion. He is saintly being who attends to and watches over the religion's chief deity, and safeguards the mother until she gives birth to the deity. He resurrects the mother if she dies. He is a guide to the Otherworld, as he appears before Heather whenever the environment changes.[43]

Valtiel also makes an appearance in Book of Memories and a cameo in the Silent Hill: Revelation movie.

Silent Hill 4: The Room edit

Henry Townshend edit

Henry Townshend (ヘンリー・タウンゼント, Henrī Taunzento) (voiced by Eric Bossick[44]) is the player character of Silent Hill 4: The Room. Reclusive and shy, he prefers not to show his emotions. He resides in Room 302 of South Ashfield Heights, but barely knows his neighbors, including Eileen and Frank., Henry keeps a photo album and scrapbook containing photos and articles, including photos he took in Silent Hill. Henry's endings are to be killed by Walter, to grieving over Eileen's death, or to greet Eileen later in with a bouquet of flowers. Henry is the final entry on Walter's kill list.

Eileen Galvin edit

Eileen Galvin (アイリーン・ガルビン, Airīn Garubin) (voiced by Anna Kunnecke) is Henry's next-door neighbor, although she barely knows him. Eileen accompanies Henry on throughout Walter's Otherworlds. Ellen is the penultimate entry on Walter's kill list.

Walter Sullivan edit

Walter Sullivan (ウォルター・サリバン, Uorutā Sariban) is the main antagonist. He is abandoned by his parents at birth. He is taken in by Frank, who kept his umbilical cord while sending him to the hospital and then the orphanage. Dahlia abused him and taught him the Order's teachings. Walter became convinced that the room where he was born was his mother. George lets Valtiel inside Walter's subconscious, which leads him to reate his kill list. He continues killing as a ghost after his own death.

Cynthia Velasquez edit

Cynthia Velasquez (シンシア・ベラスケス, Shinshia Berasukesu) is a flirtatious Spanish-American whom Henry meets in the subway station. She believes that she is in a dream. After Walter kills her, Cynthia reappears as a vengeful ghost.

Cynthia is voiced by Lisa Ortiz.

Joseph Schreiber edit

Joseph Schreiber (ジョセフ・シュライバー, Josefu Shuraibā) is a journalist who investigates the Order. The player controls Joseph at the beginning of the game before he gets killed by the ghost of Jimmy Stone. Joseph too returns as a ghost.

Frank Sunderland edit

Frank Sunderland (フランク・サンダーランド, Furanku Sandārando) is the superintendent of South Ashfield Heights. He is the father of James. Frank once gave Henry a photo of the Toluca Lake, and is later revealed to have taken in Walter Sullivan when he was abandoned by his parents. He gave up Walter for adoption, but kept Walter's umbilical cord. Frank survives the game in most endings.

Jasper Gein edit

Jasper Gein (ジャスパー・ゲイン, Jasupā Gein) is mentally unbalanced and is fascinated with the Order. He is friends with Bobby and Sein and is on Walter's kill list. Jasper later reappears as a burned ghost who haunts the orphanage.

Andrew DeSalvo edit

Andrew DeSalvo (アンドリュー・デサルボ, Andoryū Desaruvuo) is a middle-aged guardian of the orphanage employed by the Order. He enjoyed torturing the orphans. He is on Walter's kill list. His ghost resurfaces when Henry and Eileen visit the prison for the second time.

Richard Braintree edit

Richard Braintree (リチャード・ブレインツリー, Richādo Bureintsurī) is a violent sadist. He is on Walter's kill list. His ghost later haunts the Otherworld version of Room 207.

Silent Hill: Origins edit

Travis Grady edit

Travis Grady (トラヴィス・グレイディ, Toravuisu Gureidi) is the player character. He is a truck driver with a traumatic childhood, an orphan whose mother went insane and tried to kill herself and Travis. His father committed suicide.

In the film Silent Hill: Revelation, Travis appears in a cameo at the end of the film, when he agrees to take Sharon and Vincent from Silent Hill to "as far away as he can". He is portrayed by Peter Outerbridge.

Helen Grady edit

Helen Grady is the mother of Travis. Helen lost her mind and was committed to the Cedar Grove Sanatorium. Helen turned violent when she learned that Travis had come with his father to visit her. Her remains are discovered by Travis in the sanatorium.

Richard Grady edit

Richard is Travis' father and Helen's husband. Richard sent Helen to a sanatorium. Richard committed suicide fifteen years before the events of Silent Hill: Origins.

The Butcher edit

Butcher (ブッチャー, Butchā) is a monster similar to Pyramid Head and a manifestation of Travis's guilt who later appears in Book of Memories as a boss. The Bad ending implies that it is actually a split personality of Travis.

Silent Hill: Homecoming edit

Alex Shepherd edit

Alex Shepherd (アレックス・シェパード, Arekkusu Shepādo) is the protagonist. Alex is the eldest son of Adam and Lillian. He is a part of one of Shepherd's Glen's founding families. He had a close relationship with his younger brother, Joshua, whom his parents favored over him.

Joshua Shepherd edit

Joshua Shepherd (ジョシュア・シェパード, Joshua Shepādo) is Alex's younger brother. The parents always favored Joshua and ignored Alex.

Elle Holloway edit

Elle Holloway (エル・ハロウェイ, Eru Harouei) is Alex's childhood friend and a part of the Holloway family. The eldest daughter of town judge, Margaret, Elle, like Alex, faces pressure to live up to her family name. She rejects the Order.

James Wheeler edit

James Wheeler (ウィーラー, Uīrā) is a deputy police officer. He worked with Adam and knew Alex.

Margaret Holloway edit

Margaret Holloway (マーガレット・ハロウェイ, Māgaretto Harouei) is one of the main antagonists. She is a judge and a member of the Holloway family. Her daughters are Elle and Nora. Margaret is a sadist.

Curtis Ackers edit

Curtis Ackers (カーティス・アッカーズ, Kātisu Akkāzu) is one of the main antagonists. He is a repairman and a member of the Order.

Adam and Lillian Shepherd edit

Adam (アダム, Adamu) and Lillian (リリアン, Ririan) are the parents of Alex and Joshua and members of the Shepherd family. They favored Joshua over Alex. They were members of the Order and had to sacrifice one of their sons; they chose Alex. As the game begins Adam has been abducted by the Order, while Lillian is in a catatonic state.

Sam Bartlett edit

Mayor Sam Bartlett (バートレット, Bātoretto) is a member of the Bartlett family. As an upholder of the pact, Sam had to sacrifice his son, Joey.

Dr. Martin Fitch edit

Martin Fitch (フィッチ, Fitchi) is the local doctor and a member of the Fitch family. He is regarded as a local hero due to his brave actions to help a school bus full of elementary school students that got lodged under a bridge when the Toluca River became flooded. Alex was one of the students. He must sacrifice his daughter, Scarlet.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories edit

Michelle Valdez edit

Michelle Valdez (ミッシェル・バルデズ, Missheru Barudezu) is a Cuban-American graduate of Midwich High School who works at The Balkan club. She is the only major character who did not have a counterpart in the original Silent Hill. Michelle claims that she used to go to school with Cheryl.

Silent Hill: Downpour edit

Murphy Pendleton edit

Murphy Pendleton (マーフィー・ペンドルトン, Māfī Pendoruton) is the main protagonist and player character. Raised in an orphanage, Murphy respects nuns. He is stated to be a criminal. He eventually stopped and married Carol. Their son Charlie was particularly close to his father. Charlie was abducted and killed by Patrick Napier. Soon after, Carol divorced Murphy, who was so consumed with grief that he allowed himself to be arrested and sent to Ryall State Prison so he could kill Napier. He makes a deal with corrections officer George Sewell, which involved him killing Sewell's fellow officer, Frank Coleridge. During a prisoner transfer to Wayside Maximum Security Prison, the prison bus crashes, though Murphy survives and stumbles upon Silent Hill.

Anne Marie Cunningham edit

Anne Marie Cunningham (アン・マリー・カンニガム, An Marī Kaningamu, née Coleridge) is one of the main antagonists and the main protagonist of the comic Anne's Story, which retells the story of Downpour from Anne's perspective. A corrections officer at Wayside Maximum Security Prison, Anne oversees the inmate transfer from Ryall State Prison. She suspects that Murphy was the killer of her father, Frank Coleridge. Anne survives the bus crash and tracks Murphy.

Charlie Pendleton edit

Charlie Pendleton (チャーリー・ペンドルトン, Chārī Pendoruton) is the son of Murphy. Charlie and his father often flew kites together and shared an interest in cars. Charlie was kidnapped by Napier, who molested Charlie and threw him in a lake, where he drowned.

Howard Blackwood edit

Howard Blackwood (ハワード・ブラックウッド, Hawādo Burakkuuddo) is a postmaster in Silent Hill. He has been working as a postmaster for over a century as he appears in the comic Past Life, which is set in the 19th century It is implied that he was drawn to Silent Hill after killing someone in self-defense has to undergo his torment over and over. Unlike many other people who stumble over Silent Hill, Howard seems to know a great deal about the mechanism of the town.

Howard also plays a major role in Book of Memories in which he gives the player character the titular book, as well as serving as the in-game shopkeeper.

John P. "JP" Sater edit

John P. Sater is a former tour guide of the Devil's Pit, a once-popular tourist attraction in Silent Hill. JP was responsible for the death of eight children during a collapse of an underground tram transporting tourists, while he was intoxicated. Defamed and losing his job, JP blamed himself for the accident and became suicidal.

Frank Coleridge edit

Frank Coleridge (フランク・コールリッジ, Furanku Kōrurijji) is a corrections officer at Ryall State Prison, where Murphy was incarcerated. He is Anne's father. She holds him in high regard and is determined to become a corrections officer. Frank treated his colleagues and inmates with respect. He also sincerely believed that everyone can change, as he worked hard to get parole for Murphy, believing the latter to be a good man. Frank, however, did not trust George, as he knew that the latter was corrupt. Frank confronted Murphy and Sewell during a riot, and Sewell ordered Murphy to kill Frank. In the game, he appears in the form of the Wheelman.

Bobby Ricks edit

Bobby Ricks is a DJ of local radio station WLMN FM in Silent Hill. He has been trapped in Silent Hill for a long time, lacking the courage to leave. He dedicates his broadcasts at Murphy and others.

Patrick Napier edit

Patrick Napier (パトリック・ネイピア, Patorikku Neipia) is a child molester. He abducted, molested, and subsequently killed Charlie. After a similar abduction/murder of eight-year-old Daniel Stephens, Napier was jailed-without-parole, under protective custody, where Sewell killed him.

The Nun edit

The nun is apparently a manifestation that appears to help Murphy face his guilt over Napier's death.

George Sewell edit

George Sewell (ジョージ・スーウェル, Jōji Sūueru) is the main antagonist. He is a corrections officer. Corrupt and manipulative, Sewell made a deal with Murphy to let him kill Napier in return for also killing Frank, who was the only one who knew Sewell's evil nature.

Sanchez edit

Sanchez is Murphy's fellow inmate. He attracts Anne's attention, which results in the prison bus crash

The Bogeyman edit

The Bogeyman (ブギーマン, Bugīman) is one of the antagonists. Appearing as a towering humanoid wearing heavy raincoat, gas mask, and wielding a hammer, it torments both Murphy and Anne over their guilt. A poem is supposedly capable of warding off the Bogeyman

Critical reception edit

Critics noted the level of realistic detail given to the characters of Silent Hill 2 and Konami's ability to transition between CG and in-game scenes.[45][46] Game Revolution liked that James was an everyman character instead of a highly trained professional.[47] GameZone praised James' sympathetic character, and found the voice acting improved, though not flawless, as compared to Silent Hill 2's predecessor.[48] Another reviewer considered the voice acting and script superior to the survival horror video game series Resident Evil,[49] while GameSpot criticized the script for hampering the voice acting.[50] IGN's Emma Boyes praised the relationship between James and Mary, listing it as one of "The Greatest Video Game Couples".[51]

The character of Heather received both praise and criticism. GameSpot's Scott Osborne found her "interesting" and liked the fact that although she seems to be an average girl, she remains non-intimidated upon witnessing sights he considered frightening, stating that "even Rambo would run like hell from that."[52] Chris Hudak of Game Revolution regarded her as "believable" and "more likeable" than the protagonists of the two previous games in the series, because he esteemed her as having "some attitude", "vulnerability", and "snarky teenaged wit".[53]

The character of Claudia received praise for her role as a villain. Complex ranked her eleventh in their "Bad Girls Club: The 25 Most Diabolical Video Game She-Villains",[54] while Cheat Code Central listed her as one of the best video game villains.[55]

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External links edit

  • Silent Hill 2 (in Japanese)
  • Silent Hill 3 (in Japanese)
  • Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (in Japanese)

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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Characters of the Silent Hill series news newspapers books scholar JSTOR June 2011 Learn how and when to remove this message The survival horror video games series Silent Hill features a large cast of characters The games player characters are everymen in contrast to action oriented survival horror video game series featuring combat trained player characters such as Resident Evil 1 The games are set in the series eponymous fictional American town The characters of Silent Hill top row Silent Hill 2 middle row and Silent Hill 3 bottom row Characters went through several conceptual different phases prior to their final designs The physical appearances of Silent Hill 3 characters were created using actors as models Contents 1 Design 2 Main game series characters 2 1 Silent Hill 2 1 1 Harry Mason 2 1 2 Cheryl Mason 2 1 3 Jodie Mason 2 1 4 Dahlia Gillespie 2 1 5 Alessa Gillespie 2 1 6 Cybil Bennett 2 1 7 Dr Michael Kaufmann 2 1 8 Lisa Garland 2 1 9 K Gordon Mr Gordon 2 1 10 God 2 2 Silent Hill 2 2 2 1 James Sunderland 2 2 2 Maria 2 2 3 Angela Orosco 2 2 4 Mary Shepherd Sunderland 2 2 5 Eddie Dombrowski 2 2 6 Laura 2 2 7 Pyramid Head 2 2 8 Ernest Baldwin 2 3 Silent Hill 3 2 3 1 Heather Mason 2 3 2 Claudia Wolf 2 3 3 Leonard Wolf 2 3 4 Douglas Cartland 2 3 5 Vincent Smith 2 3 6 Valtiel 2 4 Silent Hill 4 The Room 2 4 1 Henry Townshend 2 4 2 Eileen Galvin 2 4 3 Walter Sullivan 2 4 4 Cynthia Velasquez 2 4 5 Joseph Schreiber 2 4 6 Frank Sunderland 2 4 7 Jasper Gein 2 4 8 Andrew DeSalvo 2 4 9 Richard Braintree 2 5 Silent Hill Origins 2 5 1 Travis Grady 2 5 2 Helen Grady 2 5 3 Richard Grady 2 5 4 The Butcher 2 6 Silent Hill Homecoming 2 6 1 Alex Shepherd 2 6 2 Joshua Shepherd 2 6 3 Elle Holloway 2 6 4 James Wheeler 2 6 5 Margaret Holloway 2 6 6 Curtis Ackers 2 6 7 Adam and Lillian Shepherd 2 6 8 Sam Bartlett 2 6 9 Dr Martin Fitch 2 7 Silent Hill Shattered Memories 2 7 1 Michelle Valdez 2 8 Silent Hill Downpour 2 8 1 Murphy Pendleton 2 8 2 Anne Marie Cunningham 2 8 3 Charlie Pendleton 2 8 4 Howard Blackwood 2 8 5 John P JP Sater 2 8 6 Frank Coleridge 2 8 7 Bobby Ricks 2 8 8 Patrick Napier 2 8 9 The Nun 2 8 10 George Sewell 2 8 11 Sanchez 2 8 12 The Bogeyman 3 Critical reception 4 References 5 External linksDesign editSilent Hill and Silent Hill 2 characters were designed by Takayoshi Sato 2 Team Silent a production group within Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo oversaw the process 3 4 5 Team Silent designed the character Maria to have physical flaws and did not base her on any particular model 6 The developers toned down her design because of technical problems with her low neckline 6 To better capture her facial movements Sato Takayoshi practiced expressions in front of a mirror and drew her facial expressions instead of using motion capture 6 Maria and Mary share the same facial structure polygon count and voice actor only the muscle structure differs 6 Takayoshi designed Angela to appear older than her intended age of sixteen or seventeen and the developers chose an older voice actor for her 6 Fifty to sixty Japanese and American voice actors auditioned for Silent Hill 2 with five ultimately chosen Guy Cihi Donna Burke David Schaufele Jakey Breckenridge and Monica Horgan 6 Motion capture of the voice actors was used to model their action 6 nbsp nbsp nbsp Sophie Marceau left and Charlotte Gainsbourg middle were the models on which Heather was based 7 Vanessa Paradis right was a model for concept art of Heather 8 The Silent Hill 3 development team initially saw Heather as innocent something that was reflected in original sketches of her but they found this motif to be too nice so the game s supervising illustrator Shingo Yuri modeled Heather after French actresses Sophie Marceau and Charlotte Gainsbourg 7 with Vanessa Paradis serving as a model for concept art 8 The character s leg revealing outfit and slightly curly hair was the subject of debate among Yuri and two female members of the development team while Yuri firstly envisioned her wearing jeans these members convinced him that she needed more sex appeal Yuri also accepted their view that curly hair would be more suitable for a young girl 7 The character s name was taken from Heather Morris who provided Heather s voice and motion capture Priestess Claudia Wolf was the biggest design challenge 8 She was intended to look strange but conventional and evoke a sense of danger To reflect her evil nature the development team imagined her with a shaved head and tattoos 7 Other dropped ideas included portraying her as a holy woman as well as dressing her in a long robe The team opted to remove her eyebrows to making her expression unreadable 7 Hollywood actress Julianne Moore was used as a model Claudia s name originates from Italian actress Claudia Cardinale Claudia replaced the original Christie because the latter was viewed as too cute 8 Silent Hill 3 s male characters were delineated by the development team as possessing flaws and complexes to add realism Douglas Cartland was given a combover 7 Early on he was seen as a middle aged detective 8 A priest from The Fifth Element was the basis for this generation of Douglas 7 actors such as Ian Holm and Giancarlo Giannini were models for some of the character s concept art Douglas name was taken from actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr because it just seemed to suit him 8 Vincent s design centered on making him a hypocrite clad in nice clothes and of a neat appearance Incorporation of hints aiming at revealing Vincent s nature were added by giving him a laugh like he is hiding something nasty and during his speech one of his eyes is not looking at the observer 7 Main game series characters editNote Some characters may or may not appear in Silent Hill 2 or Silent Hill 3 depending on their fate in the previous games Character Voice Actors Main Game Series and Spin Off games Only Silent Hill 1999 Silent Hill 2 2001 Silent Hill 3 2003 Silent Hill 4 The Room 2004 Silent Hill Origins 2007 Silent Hill The Arcade 2007 Silent Hill Orphan 2007 Silent Hill The Escape 2007 Silent Hill Homecoming 2008 Silent Hill Shattered Memories 2009 Silent Hill Downpour 2012 Silent Hill Book of Memories 2012 Incubus Samael Appeared Cameo appeared Cameo Dahlia Gillespie Liz Mamorsky Laurence Bouvard Laura Bailey Laura Bailey Michael Kaufmann Jarion Monroe John Chancer Michael McConnohie Michael McConnohie Lisa Garland Thessaly Lerner Thessaly Lerner Cameo Jennifer Woodward Karen Strassman Karen Strassman Travis Grady Mikey O Conner adult Ben Eli young Mikey O Conner Cameo Cameo The Butcher Appeared Cheryl Mason Alessa Gillespie Heather Mason Sandra Wane Cheryl s voice Cameo of baby Cheryl Uncredited Jennifer Woodward Cameo of baby Heather Heather MorrisAmanda Winn Lee Silent Hill HD Collection Cameo Harry Mason Michael Guinn Cameo Michael Guinn Only voice Kirk Thornton Cybil Bennett Susan Papa Mentioned Kirsten Potter James Sunderland Guy CihiTroy Baker Silent Hill HD Collection Cameo Mentioned Cameo Pyramid Head Appeared Cameo Appeared Cameo Mary Shepherd Sunderland Maria Monica Horgan Mary Elizabeth McGlynn Silent Hill HD Collection Cameo Angela Orosco Donna Burke Laura Bailey Silent Hill HD Collection Eddie Dombrowski David SchaufeleLiam O Brien Silent Hill HD Collection Laura Jacquelyn Breckenridge Cameo Claudia Wolf Donna BurkeLaura Bailey Silent Hill HD Collection Vincent Smith Clifford RippelYuri Lowenthal Silent Hill HD Collection Douglas Cartland Richard GrosseKirk Thornton Silent Hill HD Collection Leonard Wolf Matt Lagan Henry Townshend Eric Bossick Eileen Galvin Anna Kunnecke Walter Sullivan Dennis Falt Cynthia Velasquez Lisa Ortiz Joseph Schreiber Robert Belgrade Alex Shepherd Brian Bloom Adult Christian Roberts Young Elle Holloway Llana Barron Deputy Wheeler Fitz Houston Joshua Shepherd Dalton O Dell Margaret Holloway Elizabeth Lambert Curtis Ackers Al Bandiero Michelle Valdez Kate Higgins Murphy Pendleton David Boyd Konrad Anne Cunningham Kristin Price Howard Blackwood William C Tate George Sewell Joel Bernard Frank Coleridge Leer Leary DJ Bobby Ricks Antoine L Smith PJ Slater Andy Hendrickson Patrick Napier John Grace Charlie Pendleton Jonah Halperin The Bogeyman Appeared Silent Hill edit Harry Mason edit Harry Mason ハリー メイソン Hari Meison is the player character A widower writer and father of his adopted daughter Cheryl They crash while driving past Silent Hill He either dies or escapes the town by himself or with police officer Cybil Harry makes a cameo in Silent Hill 3 which stars Heather Harry s adopted daughter and Alessa s reincarnation He quickly dies when the Order removes his heart Harry is the protagonist of the Silent Hill Shattered Memories reimagining which starts similarly to the original game However it is revealed that Harry had died long before and his travel through Silent Hill is actually inside his daughter Cheryl s head who broke down after Harry died in a car crash Multiple endings reveal that Harry as potentially an alcoholic coward or womanizer In the games Harry is voiced by Michael Guinn credited as Michael G in the original game and by Kirk Thornton in Shattered Memories 9 10 In the films Harry s role is divided among Rose and Christopher Da Silva In the Silent Hill film Harry s role is played by Rose In Silent Hill Revelation the plot is retconned although Rose is still in Silent Hill Christopher then takes the role of Harry adopting the alias Harry Mason Christopher enters Silent Hill to search for Rose He is portrayed by Sean Bean Cheryl Mason edit Further information Heather Mason Cheryl Mason シェリル メイソン Sheriru Meison is the adopted daughter of Harry Mason She is the untainted half of Alessa Gillespie s soul which split during Alessa s ritualistic immolation by the Order which she barely survived The soul was reincarnated into baby Cheryl Seven years afterward Cheryl and Harry crash their car to avoid hitting Alessa s other half who appears in the road Cheryl disappears after the crash and is later seen running down an alley but is never seen again She is later fused with Alessa becoming an angelic being called the Incubator If Harry faces the Incubator s evil side the Incubus Cheryl s spirit thanks Harry for his hospitality before reincarnating along with Alessa as a baby girl whom Harry adopts and names Cheryl although she would go by Heather In Silent Hill Shattered Memories Cheryl Heather and Alessa are all reimagined as Cheryl Heather Mason the biological daughter of Harry and Dahlia Mason She refuses to accept her father s death imagining him stranded in Silent Hill She hates her mother blaming her for divorcing Harry though they reconcile at the end In the Silent Hill film Cheryl renamed Sharon da Silva is adopted by the da Silvas She is abducted by the Order but is rescued by her mother and her own dark self the latter massacring the entire Order Sharon then merges with her original and dark selves The sequel Silent Hill Revelation retcons this as Sharon now known as Heather searches for her father Jodie Mason edit Jodie Mason ジョディ メイソン Jodi Meison is the deceased wife of Harry and the adopting mother of Cheryl She was Harry s high school sweetheart and their marriage is described as a nine year honeymoon Jodie contracts an illness that leaves her unable to have children and dies when Cheryl is three years old Jodie s persona is combined with that of Dahlia to become Dahlia Mason the ex wife of Harry and mother of Cheryl in Silent Hill Shattered Memories Dahlia Gillespie edit Dahlia Gillespie ダリア ギレスピー Daria Giresupi is the leader of the Order She is the main antagonist of Silent Hill and Silent Hill Origins Dahlia is the mother of Alessa whom she abused She wants to trigger the birth of the Order s God using her daughter Alessa as the mother of God She explained the Order and its beliefs to the children of the orphanage In Silent Hill Origins as part of the birthing ritual Dahlia burns Alessa but the ritual fails Alessa s soul is split with part of it becoming Cheryl In Silent Hill Dahlia first appears as a bystander but later reveals that she has ordered Cheryl s abduction She fuses Cheryl with Alessa effectively resuming the ritual to birth the God The Incubator a form of the God in Alessa s body is hit by Kaufmann s aglaophotis causing a demonic form of the Order s god to emerge the Incubus who kills Dahlia In Silent Hill 4 The Room it is revealed that Dahlia took part in brainwashing Walter Sullivan leading him to believe that the 21 Sacraments are the only way to see his mother Dahlia and Jodie merge to become Dahlia Mason in Silent Hill Shattered Memories She divorced Harry years earlier earning her daughter s hatred Depending on the ending Dahlia can reconcile with Cheryl after the latter accepts Harry s demise Dahlia appears in the Silent Hill film where she is a much more sympathetic character who is tricked to hand Alessa over to her sister Christabella Dahlia survives Alessa s killing of the Order as a loving mother In Silent Hill Revelation Dahlia appears in a minor role giving cryptic warnings to Heather Dahlia is voiced by Liz Mamorsky in the original game Laurence Bouvard in Origins and by Laura Bailey in Shattered Memories 11 Alessa Gillespie edit Alessa Gillespie アレッサ ギレスピー Aressa Giresupi is the central character of Silent Hill Silent Hill 3 in the form of Heather and Silent Hill Origins the series most important character as a central element of all that happens in the series Dahlia s daughter she was born with powers which allowed Dahlia to use her to birth the God of the Order In her childhood she was best friends with Claudia the only person who ever understood her Alessa was used as a ritual sacrifice by Dahlia in an attempt to birth the Order s God but spiritually resisted the ritual and was rescued by Travis Alessa s soul split during the failed ritual one half of which went into Cheryl Alessa is kept alive in a broken state suffering with incurable wounds and projecting her nightmares onto the town In Silent Hill a projection of Alessa makes Harry crash his car allowing Cheryl to recombine with her After the death of the Incubator all that is left of Alessa is the baby heather who was recovered from the Incubator s corpse Alessa also appears in Silent Hill 4 The Room on a medallion titled as Saint Alessa In the Silent Hill film Alessa is then split into three her pure self who is reincarnated into a baby that the da Silvas adopted as Sharon her dark self and her original body Alessa s dark self merges into Rose so she can then exterminate Christabella s cult Afterwards the three selves recombine in Sharon s body The sequel retcons this as Alessa s dark self roams free who manages to later merge with Heather Alessa is voiced by Sandra Wane in the original game and Jennifer Woodward in Origins Cybil Bennett edit Cybil Bennett シビル ベネット Shibiru Benetto is a cop from the neighboring town of Brahms whom Harry meets before crashing in Silent Hill She is possessed by a parasite which affects game endings if Cybil is rescued she escapes alongside Harry Her fate is uncertain her only other mention in the canonical games is in Silent Hill Homecoming when James mentions her In Silent Hill Shattered Memories Cybil is reimagined reappearing as the cop whom Harry encounters In the Silent Hill film Cybil helps Rose search for Sharon but gets captured by the Order who burns her alive Cybil is voiced by Susan Papa in the original game and by Kirsten Potter in Shattered Memories In the film she is portrayed by Laurie Holden Dr Michael Kaufmann edit Michael Kaufmann カウフマン Kaufuman is the director of Alchemilla Hospital He is part of the Order and aids Dahlia s plans to birth the God After Alessa s immolation Kaufmann commits Alessa to the hospital and forces his girlfriend Lisa to keep Alessa alive In Silent Hill Kaufmann defies Dahlia by throwing Aglaophotis at the Incubator expelling the Incubus Kaufmann attempts to follow Harry through the portal to escape the area collapsing around him but he is stopped by Lisa s spirit Kaufmann reappears in Silent Hill Shattered Memories as a psychiatrist who periodically performs psychological questionnaires and tests on the player Michael is voiced by Jarion Monroe in the original game John Chancer in Origins and by Michael McConnohie in Shattered Memories 12 Lisa Garland edit Lisa Garland リサ Risa is a nurse working at Alchemilla Hospital In Silent Hill Origins Lisa is addicted to a drug called PTV She accepts drugs in exchange for caring for Alessa Lisa is fazed by Alessa s persistent wounds and she becomes involved with the Order Lisa dies between Silent Hill Origins and Silent Hill but returns in Silent Hill Lisa helps Harry around Silent Hill and tells him about the Order She realizes that she is actually deceased and disappears In the ending Lisa s spirit stops Kaufmann and drags him to his death Lisa has a brief appearance in Silent Hill Shattered Memories where Harry saves her only for her to succumb to her injuries in one ending it is implied that she is his mistress Lisa also appears in the Silent Hill film though she is unnamed and credited as Red Nurse She peeks at Alyssa who reacts violently and burns her eyes Lisa is voiced by Thessaly Lerner in the original game and Jennifer Woodward in Origins K Gordon Mr Gordon edit K Gordon was a teacher in Silent Hill His only presence is in memos and items belonging to him which gradually allude to his profession and relationship with Alessa His name appears when Harry Mason discovers a key labeled K Gordon This key opens the K Gordon House He is also on a list of teachers In Silent Hill 3 his name appears in the church when Heather comes across a classroom that is identical to Alessa s She finds K Gordon s notebook The transcript reveals that Alessa was one of his students and that he harbored concerns about her He appears in Silent Hill Shattered Memories having an affair with Cheryl He is the teacher in the paparazzi photos His phone number can be found on a classroom desk If Harry Mason calls it he learns that Mr Gordon has been receiving harassing phone calls from students The message varies depending on the player s Psych Profile God edit The God ゴッド Goddo is the Order s deity and the foremost antagonist of the series It served as the final boss of Origins 1 and 3 and has cameos in 4 Shattered Memories and Downpour According to the Order s mythology the God was birthed in ancient times by humans who sought an end to the constant suffering around them The God took away mankind s immortality so they could appreciate death and created linear time It vowed to create a Paradise on Earth but died It promised to return and complete its plan if its followers remained loyal The God takes four forms the default form is a woman in a red dress while as The Incubus it resembles the deity Baphomet The Incubator is the version as seen by Alessa The demonic Nightmare of Alessa in Silent Hill Origins and as Claudia Wolf version in Silent Hill 3 Silent Hill Downpour implies that the God s original name was the Native American deity Kwekwaxawe Raven as Silent Hill was originally title The Nest of the Raven The Order hopes to use Heather to birth the God but she resists Claudia attempts the ritual but dies in the process As a result of the botched birth process the God is born prematurely and is easily killed by Heather The gender of the God is seemingly male in Silent Hill as Dahlia refers to God as He several times but is referred to with feminine pronouns in later appearances in the series It is also possible that this was part of her plan to trick Harry into believing she was a Christian rather than the leader of a local non Christian cult Although it should also be noted that she continues to refer to a male God as Alessa begins to birth God Silent Hill 2 edit James Sunderland edit James Sunderland ジェイムス サンダーランド Jeimusu Sandarando is the primary player character of Silent Hill 2 His connection to Silent Hill is a letter from his wife Mary that arrives just after her death 13 The letter gradually fades suggesting that James only imagined it 14 15 He encounters a videotape that shows him killing Mary 16 He concludes that he wants to be punished for the murder 17 Subsequent installments in the series made references to James 18 19 James makes cameo appearances in the joke endings of Silent Hill 3 Silent Hill Shattered Memories 20 21 voiced by Tomm Hulett and Silent Hill Downpour James was portrayed by Guy Cihi in the original version 22 and by Troy Baker in the game s 2012 remastering 23 24 25 Maria edit It doesn t matter who I am I m here for you James See I m real Maria Maria マリア is a sexualized manifestation of Mary based on an exotic dancer She exists only in James mind 15 26 She first appears in Born from a Wish a sub scenario prior to the events in the main game that appeared in the expanded versions of Silent Hill 2 Thereafter she accompanies James throughout the game repeatedly getting killed and reappearing 27 Maria is portrayed by Monica Taylor Horgan 22 Angela Orosco edit Angela Orosco アンジェラ オラスコ Anjera Orasuko is a disturbed suicidal teenage girl who is ostensibly on a search for her mother 28 The game strongly implied that Angela was abused and raped by her father with her mother turning a blind eye 29 30 Backstory material provided by Konami states that Angela had run away from home prior to the game s events 31 She kills her father which draws her to Silent Hill 15 She is last seen on a burning staircase in the Lakeview Hotel She walks into the flames and is not seen again Angela is voiced in the game by Donna Burke 32 The designers intended to make her appear unnaturally aged 6 Mary Shepherd Sunderland edit Mary Shepherd Sunderland メアリー シェパード サンダーランド Meari Shepado Sandarando is the late wife of James Sunderland The player first sees Mary in a photograph with James She is presented to have died from a mysterious illness The couple shared many memories in Silent Hill She appears in person only at the end of the game Mary made a cameo in Silent Hill Shattered Memories in her monster form and in a joke ending of Downpour and Book of Memories Mary and Maria was portrayed by Monica Taylor Horgan 22 The producers acknowledged that the two were designed to be almost completely identical 6 Eddie Dombrowski edit Eddie Dombrowski エディー ドンブラウスキー Edi Donburausuki is the third murderous character in Silent Hill He is an obese young man with an apparent connection to Laura He has suffered verbal abuse for much of his life Before his arrival he killed a dog shot a football player and ran from the police 33 Backstory material provided by Konami describes Eddie as being usually calm but with another side that he cannot control when angered and working at a gas station 15 31 Eddie wears a baseball cap short shorts and a white and teal striped shirt His final appearances are in the prison labyrinth where he confesses to 2 murders 34 35 His final appearance takes place in a meat locker Laura edit Laura ローラ Rōra is an eight year old girl wandering the town She is the only innocent human character 15 Laura can apparently safely move around the town while occasionally placing James in danger Laura is an orphan who befriended Mary during her last year alive while a patient at the same hospital 31 36 Pyramid Head edit Main article Pyramid Head I was weak That s why I needed you Needed someone to punish me for my sins But that s all over now I know the truth Now it s time to end this James Sunderland Silent Hill 2 Pyramid Head is the main antagonist of Silent Hill 2 Pyramid Head is also known as Red Pyramid Thing 赤い三角頭 Akai Sankakutō 37 Red Pyramid or Bogeyman and Triangle Head 三角頭 Sankaku Atama in Japan 38 It represents James wish to be punished for Mary s death Masahiro Ito the designer of Silent Hill 2 s monsters created Pyramid Head because he wanted a monster with a hidden face 39 Known for a large triangular head Pyramid Head lacks a voice Its appearance stems from the distorted memory of the executioners and the town s past as a place of execution according to Takayoshi Sato the character designer for Silent Hill 2 40 41 It was positively received in Silent Hill 2 for its role as an element of James psyche After Silent Hill 2 Pyramid Head appeared in other Silent Hill games and media and became an icon in horror video games Pyramid Head appeared in Homecoming as the Bogeyman in a cameo in Origins in a painting and a joke ending in Downpour and in the Silent Hill film as Red Pyramid and Revelation He appeared in The Arcade The Escape and Book of Memories He appeared as a player character in the Nintendo DS video game New International Track amp Field and Konami Krazy Racers Ernest Baldwin edit Ernest Baldwin アーネスト ボールドウィン Anesuto Bōrudouin is a character from the Born from a Wish scenario of Silent Hill 2 Silent Hill 3 edit Heather Mason edit Main article Heather Mason Claudia Wolf edit The time is not yet at hand The time when all will be forgiven their sins When the Paradise we have long dreamed for will arrive After the Judgment and Atonement an eternity of bliss 42 Claudia on her vision of the world which is the motive behind her plan to revive the deity worshipped by The Order Claudia Wolf クローディア Kurōdia is a priestess of the cult and Silent Hill 3 s primary antagonist She was abused as a child She was a childhood friend of Alessa Claudia attempts to carry on for Dahlia and use Heather to birth the god Her intention in resurrecting the god is to save mankind though she believes she is a sinner and will not be saved She speaks in riddles and is always barefoot In the film series she is portrayed by Carrie Anne Moss She was voiced in the game by Donna Burke 32 and Laura Bailey Leonard Wolf edit Leonard Wolf レナード Renado is Claudia s abusive father and a former member of the Order He was condemned to a mental hospital for his insane and abusive behavior and stripped of his rank However he remained dedicated to the Order which eventually led to his death Leonard Wolf also appears in the 2012 film Silent Hill Revelation He is portrayed by Malcolm McDowell Douglas Cartland edit Douglas Cartland ダグラス Dagurasu is a private investigator hired by Claudia to locate Heather Douglas is mentioned in one of the Order s books in Silent Hill Homecoming which states that Douglas successfully exposed the cult to the authorities after the events of Silent Hill 3 He is portrayed by Martin Donovan in the film series He is voiced by Richard Grosse Vincent Smith edit Vincent ヴィンセント Vuinsento is a cult priest Vincent is less dogmatic than Claudia and opposes her actions Vincent appears to be on Heather s side during the game He built the church where the final battle is staged in and is killed by Claudia when Heather enters He is portrayed by actor Kit Harington in the film series He is voiced by Clifford Rippel Valtiel edit Valtiel ヴァルティエル Vuarutieru is an angel in the cult s religion He is saintly being who attends to and watches over the religion s chief deity and safeguards the mother until she gives birth to the deity He resurrects the mother if she dies He is a guide to the Otherworld as he appears before Heather whenever the environment changes 43 Valtiel also makes an appearance in Book of Memories and a cameo in the Silent Hill Revelation movie Silent Hill 4 The Room edit Henry Townshend edit Henry Townshend ヘンリー タウンゼント Henri Taunzento voiced by Eric Bossick 44 is the player character of Silent Hill 4 The Room Reclusive and shy he prefers not to show his emotions He resides in Room 302 of South Ashfield Heights but barely knows his neighbors including Eileen and Frank Henry keeps a photo album and scrapbook containing photos and articles including photos he took in Silent Hill Henry s endings are to be killed by Walter to grieving over Eileen s death or to greet Eileen later in with a bouquet of flowers Henry is the final entry on Walter s kill list Eileen Galvin edit Eileen Galvin アイリーン ガルビン Airin Garubin voiced by Anna Kunnecke is Henry s next door neighbor although she barely knows him Eileen accompanies Henry on throughout Walter s Otherworlds Ellen is the penultimate entry on Walter s kill list Walter Sullivan edit Walter Sullivan ウォルター サリバン Uoruta Sariban is the main antagonist He is abandoned by his parents at birth He is taken in by Frank who kept his umbilical cord while sending him to the hospital and then the orphanage Dahlia abused him and taught him the Order s teachings Walter became convinced that the room where he was born was his mother George lets Valtiel inside Walter s subconscious which leads him to reate his kill list He continues killing as a ghost after his own death Cynthia Velasquez edit Cynthia Velasquez シンシア ベラスケス Shinshia Berasukesu is a flirtatious Spanish American whom Henry meets in the subway station She believes that she is in a dream After Walter kills her Cynthia reappears as a vengeful ghost Cynthia is voiced by Lisa Ortiz Joseph Schreiber edit Joseph Schreiber ジョセフ シュライバー Josefu Shuraiba is a journalist who investigates the Order The player controls Joseph at the beginning of the game before he gets killed by the ghost of Jimmy Stone Joseph too returns as a ghost Frank Sunderland edit Frank Sunderland フランク サンダーランド Furanku Sandarando is the superintendent of South Ashfield Heights He is the father of James Frank once gave Henry a photo of the Toluca Lake and is later revealed to have taken in Walter Sullivan when he was abandoned by his parents He gave up Walter for adoption but kept Walter s umbilical cord Frank survives the game in most endings Jasper Gein edit Jasper Gein ジャスパー ゲイン Jasupa Gein is mentally unbalanced and is fascinated with the Order He is friends with Bobby and Sein and is on Walter s kill list Jasper later reappears as a burned ghost who haunts the orphanage Andrew DeSalvo edit Andrew DeSalvo アンドリュー デサルボ Andoryu Desaruvuo is a middle aged guardian of the orphanage employed by the Order He enjoyed torturing the orphans He is on Walter s kill list His ghost resurfaces when Henry and Eileen visit the prison for the second time Richard Braintree edit Richard Braintree リチャード ブレインツリー Richado Bureintsuri is a violent sadist He is on Walter s kill list His ghost later haunts the Otherworld version of Room 207 Silent Hill Origins edit Travis Grady edit Travis Grady トラヴィス グレイディ Toravuisu Gureidi is the player character He is a truck driver with a traumatic childhood an orphan whose mother went insane and tried to kill herself and Travis His father committed suicide In the film Silent Hill Revelation Travis appears in a cameo at the end of the film when he agrees to take Sharon and Vincent from Silent Hill to as far away as he can He is portrayed by Peter Outerbridge Helen Grady edit Helen Grady is the mother of Travis Helen lost her mind and was committed to the Cedar Grove Sanatorium Helen turned violent when she learned that Travis had come with his father to visit her Her remains are discovered by Travis in the sanatorium Richard Grady edit Richard is Travis father and Helen s husband Richard sent Helen to a sanatorium Richard committed suicide fifteen years before the events of Silent Hill Origins The Butcher edit Butcher ブッチャー Butcha is a monster similar to Pyramid Head and a manifestation of Travis s guilt who later appears in Book of Memories as a boss The Bad ending implies that it is actually a split personality of Travis Silent Hill Homecoming edit Alex Shepherd edit Alex Shepherd アレックス シェパード Arekkusu Shepado is the protagonist Alex is the eldest son of Adam and Lillian He is a part of one of Shepherd s Glen s founding families He had a close relationship with his younger brother Joshua whom his parents favored over him Joshua Shepherd edit Joshua Shepherd ジョシュア シェパード Joshua Shepado is Alex s younger brother The parents always favored Joshua and ignored Alex Elle Holloway edit Elle Holloway エル ハロウェイ Eru Harouei is Alex s childhood friend and a part of the Holloway family The eldest daughter of town judge Margaret Elle like Alex faces pressure to live up to her family name She rejects the Order James Wheeler edit James Wheeler ウィーラー Uira is a deputy police officer He worked with Adam and knew Alex Margaret Holloway edit Margaret Holloway マーガレット ハロウェイ Magaretto Harouei is one of the main antagonists She is a judge and a member of the Holloway family Her daughters are Elle and Nora Margaret is a sadist Curtis Ackers edit Curtis Ackers カーティス アッカーズ Katisu Akkazu is one of the main antagonists He is a repairman and a member of the Order Adam and Lillian Shepherd edit Adam アダム Adamu and Lillian リリアン Ririan are the parents of Alex and Joshua and members of the Shepherd family They favored Joshua over Alex They were members of the Order and had to sacrifice one of their sons they chose Alex As the game begins Adam has been abducted by the Order while Lillian is in a catatonic state Sam Bartlett edit Mayor Sam Bartlett バートレット Batoretto is a member of the Bartlett family As an upholder of the pact Sam had to sacrifice his son Joey Dr Martin Fitch edit Martin Fitch フィッチ Fitchi is the local doctor and a member of the Fitch family He is regarded as a local hero due to his brave actions to help a school bus full of elementary school students that got lodged under a bridge when the Toluca River became flooded Alex was one of the students He must sacrifice his daughter Scarlet Silent Hill Shattered Memories edit Michelle Valdez edit Michelle Valdez ミッシェル バルデズ Missheru Barudezu is a Cuban American graduate of Midwich High School who works at The Balkan club She is the only major character who did not have a counterpart in the original Silent Hill Michelle claims that she used to go to school with Cheryl Silent Hill Downpour edit Murphy Pendleton edit Murphy Pendleton マーフィー ペンドルトン Mafi Pendoruton is the main protagonist and player character Raised in an orphanage Murphy respects nuns He is stated to be a criminal He eventually stopped and married Carol Their son Charlie was particularly close to his father Charlie was abducted and killed by Patrick Napier Soon after Carol divorced Murphy who was so consumed with grief that he allowed himself to be arrested and sent to Ryall State Prison so he could kill Napier He makes a deal with corrections officer George Sewell which involved him killing Sewell s fellow officer Frank Coleridge During a prisoner transfer to Wayside Maximum Security Prison the prison bus crashes though Murphy survives and stumbles upon Silent Hill Anne Marie Cunningham edit Anne Marie Cunningham アン マリー カンニガム An Mari Kaningamu nee Coleridge is one of the main antagonists and the main protagonist of the comic Anne s Story which retells the story of Downpour from Anne s perspective A corrections officer at Wayside Maximum Security Prison Anne oversees the inmate transfer from Ryall State Prison She suspects that Murphy was the killer of her father Frank Coleridge Anne survives the bus crash and tracks Murphy Charlie Pendleton edit Charlie Pendleton チャーリー ペンドルトン Chari Pendoruton is the son of Murphy Charlie and his father often flew kites together and shared an interest in cars Charlie was kidnapped by Napier who molested Charlie and threw him in a lake where he drowned Howard Blackwood edit Howard Blackwood ハワード ブラックウッド Hawado Burakkuuddo is a postmaster in Silent Hill He has been working as a postmaster for over a century as he appears in the comic Past Life which is set in the 19th century It is implied that he was drawn to Silent Hill after killing someone in self defense has to undergo his torment over and over Unlike many other people who stumble over Silent Hill Howard seems to know a great deal about the mechanism of the town Howard also plays a major role in Book of Memories in which he gives the player character the titular book as well as serving as the in game shopkeeper John P JP Sater edit John P Sater is a former tour guide of the Devil s Pit a once popular tourist attraction in Silent Hill JP was responsible for the death of eight children during a collapse of an underground tram transporting tourists while he was intoxicated Defamed and losing his job JP blamed himself for the accident and became suicidal Frank Coleridge edit Frank Coleridge フランク コールリッジ Furanku Kōrurijji is a corrections officer at Ryall State Prison where Murphy was incarcerated He is Anne s father She holds him in high regard and is determined to become a corrections officer Frank treated his colleagues and inmates with respect He also sincerely believed that everyone can change as he worked hard to get parole for Murphy believing the latter to be a good man Frank however did not trust George as he knew that the latter was corrupt Frank confronted Murphy and Sewell during a riot and Sewell ordered Murphy to kill Frank In the game he appears in the form of the Wheelman Bobby Ricks edit Bobby Ricks is a DJ of local radio station WLMN FM in Silent Hill He has been trapped in Silent Hill for a long time lacking the courage to leave He dedicates his broadcasts at Murphy and others Patrick Napier edit Patrick Napier パトリック ネイピア Patorikku Neipia is a child molester He abducted molested and subsequently killed Charlie After a similar abduction murder of eight year old Daniel Stephens Napier was jailed without parole under protective custody where Sewell killed him The Nun edit The nun is apparently a manifestation that appears to help Murphy face his guilt over Napier s death George Sewell edit George Sewell ジョージ スーウェル Jōji Suueru is the main antagonist He is a corrections officer Corrupt and manipulative Sewell made a deal with Murphy to let him kill Napier in return for also killing Frank who was the only one who knew Sewell s evil nature Sanchez edit Sanchez is Murphy s fellow inmate He attracts Anne s attention which results in the prison bus crash The Bogeyman edit The Bogeyman ブギーマン Bugiman is one of the antagonists Appearing as a towering humanoid wearing heavy raincoat gas mask and wielding a hammer it torments both Murphy and Anne over their guilt A poem is supposedly capable of warding off the BogeymanCritical reception editCritics noted the level of realistic detail given to the characters of Silent Hill 2 and Konami s ability to transition between CG and in game scenes 45 46 Game Revolution liked that James was an everyman character instead of a highly trained professional 47 GameZone praised James sympathetic character and found the voice acting improved though not flawless as compared to Silent Hill 2 s predecessor 48 Another reviewer considered the voice acting and script superior to the survival horror video game series Resident Evil 49 while GameSpot criticized the script for hampering the voice acting 50 IGN s Emma Boyes praised the relationship between James and Mary listing it as one of The Greatest Video Game Couples 51 The character of Heather received both praise and criticism GameSpot s Scott Osborne found her interesting and liked the fact that although she seems to be an average girl she remains non intimidated upon witnessing sights he considered frightening stating that even Rambo would run like hell from that 52 Chris Hudak of Game Revolution regarded her as believable and more likeable than the protagonists of the two previous games in the series because he esteemed her as having some attitude vulnerability and snarky teenaged wit 53 The character of Claudia received praise for her role as a villain Complex ranked her eleventh in their Bad Girls Club The 25 Most Diabolical Video Game She Villains 54 while Cheat Code Central listed her as one of the best video game villains 55 References edit Fahs Travis IGN Presents the History 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