Connor

Connor is a prototype RK800 created by CyberLife. He is programmed to assist detectives at crime scenes, assisting in investigations. He is also a negotiator, qualities which he demonstrates in his very first mission and interrogation. Connor presents himself as an ordinary machine that carries out the task set before him, showing little emotion (which is typical of deviants) and openly admitting that he is not alive and cannot be killed (in other words, he was not afraid of death). However, the more he communicates with people, the more his personality changes and develops, thereby developing his feelings. He tends to show emotions such as joy, empathy, anger from a sense of injustice. Sometimes these new and incomprehensible emotions confuse him, interfering with investigations. He wonders about his existence and over time can even become attached and show feelings for a person. With various emotions, he soon develops a light flirtation, which, surprisingly, he uses very skillfully in the most unexpected situations, thereby strengthening the connection with those with whom he communicates the most. He does not feel jealousy or obsession with a person, but his feelings are strong and are supported by his devotion and honesty. He can also be a bit pushy when it comes to making decisions.

Connor appears to be a young man in his 20s or 30s. He has dark brown hair and brown eyes. Like all androids, he has an LED circle on his right temple that expresses his state. Near the Chicken Feed street restaurant, Connor explains that his appearance and voice were designed specifically to integrate harmoniously with humans. This explains his unassuming facial expression and clear, concise diction. Connor can also analyze blood samples orally and on the spot. This operation can be performed with any type of blood, be it android or human blood. Connor can scan space and recreate past events. In the event of Connor's death, CyberLife can transfer his memory to a new body. To avoid unforeseen circumstances, Connor regularly creates backup copies of his data, and also often tests himself for possible signs of deviation.