Many a fan of Fallout: New Vegas would suggest that Rex, The King’s dog cyborg, should be on this list, but after a lot of thought, I have come to the conclusion that the man who mistook an Elvis impersonation school for a place of worship should be included instead.
But, beyond that, it seems like he’s mostly just chilling out and creating “healing powder” and having “visions” of the sort that you might have halfway through Burning Man or one of the nightmare EDM festivals that happen outside my house like clockwork. Over the course of the game, he will invade your dreams and tell you to find the Garden of Eden Creation Kit, a tool that would allow the village to be saved from the irradiated horror that is bearing down on it. This Fallout 2 character is your high-as-a-kite shaman buddy from your home village of Arroyo. And oh, we’re not counting Fallout 4 here, so better luck next time, Super Mutant Carl Yastrzemski. With Fallout 4 out this week, it’s the perfect time to arbitrarily rank the most memorable and entertaining characters from this amazing series, according to the whims of one particular writer named me.
The Fallout series is known for its strange quests and zany characters (some of who will travel and fight alongside you, and that idiosyncratic flavor is as crucial to these games as their well-documented brutality. The wasteland would be a pretty boring place to hang out in if it wasn’t full of freaks and weirdoes.
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