Hopkins

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Hopkins
Title	Grade 8 Fixer
Other Names
Korean	홉킨스
Japanese	ホプキンス
General Information
Gender	Male
Occupation	Fixer
Relations	Aya (Coworker) † Yuri (Coworker) †
First Appearance	Canto I: The Outcast
Status	Alive

“	Don’t be silly, everything’s fair game for a Fixer.	”
–Hopkins, Canto I: The Outcast

Hopkins (Hangul: 홉킨스, Hobkinseu) is a Grade 8 Fixer and a supporting character in Canto I: The Outcast.

Appearance

Hopkins is a young-looking man with middle parted brown hair. He wears an expression of unease most of the time, with black glasses framing his eyes. He wears a uniform shared among her office made up of a closed jacket outlined with blue trim, the top half of the jacket being black while the lower is white. His uniform features a high collar, concealing his chin. He wears dark pants tucked into black boots with blue zippers. Around his right thigh, he wears a blue band.

He is seen carrying a large black crossbow with several glowing blue highlights along the weapon. On his back, he carries a quiver of several arrows.

Personality

Hopkins is a serious and often rude person, which is balanced out by his coworker Aya keeping him in check with her cheerful nature. He looks down on anyone he perceives as lesser than him, as seen by his dismissive and disrespectful treatment of Yuri and the Sinners. He shows a much nicer side of himself when interacting with people he values as equals or sees as above him, such as when he met Vergilius, who he holds some admiration for, or his friendly banter with Aya. When things get dangerous, Hopkins is quick to leave and protect himself with little consideration to the safety of others.

Story

Hopkins is a Fixer working for an unnamed office, who, alongside his fellow Fixers Aya and Yuri, takes a job from LCB to explore an old Lobotomy Corporation branch located in District 4 with the goal to find and obtain the Golden Bough found there.

Inside Branch D-02 the group travels down towards the Golden Bough's location. When they run into a situation Yuri is unfamiliar with, Hopkins snaps at her about how the only reason their Fixer Office accepted someone from a fallen Wing was for her usefulness in navigating L Corp. branches and that he is unimpressed at her lack of knowledge. After a battle, Dante takes note that Hopkins pockets are stuffed full of something, but they decide to not comment on it. As a result of that battle, several of The Sinners are injured meaning that Dante must rewind the clock, revealing their power to the Fixers, with Hopkins greedily looking at their head after witnessing the resurrections. Right after that, Aya is killed by an Abnormality, something Hopkins has seemingly no reaction to. Eventually they come across a room filled with anti-Abnormality gas and Hopkins tells them that while he had predicted such an issue, he chose to let them suffer the consequences of going into such a place unprepared. With his pockets full of stolen Enkephalin, he leaves them behind to die and makes a quick exit.

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