Female Voice 1, from The Third onwards, going by the number of movie references, is evidently a film buff.Ascended Fanboy: The Boss working for Burt Reynolds.Anything That Moves: IV gives players the option to 'romance' more or less the entire supporting cast, regardless of gender or race.And as the game takes place largely inside a simulation, technically they never commit any crimes at all.

Veers straight into Unscrupulous Hero in IV, wherein they not only expresses concern for the people under their jurisdiction as President, but also spends the entire game working to save people and take down the Big Bad.

Depending on the choices made they can revert back to their old ways or even worse, as they let a friend of theirs die just to kill a defeated gang leader and take over Steelport.

However, the Boss is still quite the nasty piece of work and therefore, remains a Villain Protagonist.

Mellows out considerably in the third game, and not quite willing to commit as many atrocities as in 2, with several Pet the Dog moments.

Anti-Hero: On good days.they don't come often.

Like sharks, The Boss is drawn to violence and never stops until they get what they want. With shark-themed tattoos appearing the most, then the Shark-O-Matic shotgun, and the various shark imagery in the game.

Animal Motif: Downplayed, in The Third there are predominant shark imagery.

In Saints Row 2, Female Voice 3 (Hispanic) will shout 'Let's do this for Carlos!' when storming the Brotherhood's HQ with the Saints.

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