7 Honest Hitman Kills Where Agent 47 Confronted His Targets

Sometimes, Hitman's Agent 47 likes to take the opportunity to get close enough to his targets to let them figure out who he is. Sometimes he even has a little chat with them, as himself. And if they’re smart, this is the point at which the target realises they’re absolutely screwed. Here are 7 times Agent 47 and his target had a face off before they were bumped off. Enjoy, and subscribe for more Hitman from Outside Xbox!

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[chrispratt]

"It's five against one"
"Yes. See your mistake?"
Cold AF line even by 47's standards

[josephhawthorne]

The Soders one is made doubly impressive when you remember how much effort you have to go through with sabotaging multiple layers of life support backups to be able to remotely kill him with a heart attack without the AI saving him, but seeing 47 is so shocking and terrifying that those systems can't revive him.

[Bbobsillypants]

I like how half of these targets die as a direct result of not understanding how much of a psychopath agent 47 is. They think he's trying to send a message but he's really playing with his food.

[finchhawthorne]

Cross is one of my favorite targets overall. It’s especially funny that he’s the only guy on the list who properly understands the danger he’s in.

[aubriewalters]

"Consider yourself lucky. At least I wasn't dressed as a clown."

I have a feeling that Mike would take that as a challenge

[scottylewis]

Tamara: I'm CIA. I'm smarter than you.
Also Tamera: *gets killed by wine making equipment by 47 in disguise*

[SlyRatchet]

Getting the dad to kill his own daughter is one of the moments in all the Hitman games where I was actually slightly disturbed by what I'd done. 😅

[TheLastArbiter]

I love how straightforward he is in conversations with people about being an assassin, never hiding his true intentions, but just sly enough where it works in context and no one gets it. One thing I love about hitman is how he is supposed to be inconspicuous but he is the most conspicuous man always

[Insaneian]

In the Dartmoor level, if you solve the case completely first and accuse Zachary (the brother) and select "case file" over "money", Alexa will not only realize who you are, but also off herself by throwing herself off the balcony, saving you the trouble.

[KOU-ZAI]

The last one is the most terrifying if you're in the target's shoes. Imagine being in the middle of a surgical situation, then seeing the face of the man that'll destroy you.

[whistler]

“is the prisoner awake”
“Oh he’s up and about”
his lines are so funny

[docette]

Damn -- I didn't realize there were that many opportunities for 47 to just go up to his targets -- or lure them to him -- and say "hi." XD And Tamara calling him out on his love of making everything sound like murder is pretty hilarious. XD

[frodobaggins]

"I want to see how this plays out." Well, it played out exactly as you'd expect from someone trying to talk their way out of being killed by 47

[DonVecta]

47: "If I am who you say I am, do you really think *this*... was your best course of action?"
Tamara: "It's five against one"
47: "Wrong, Miss Vidal, it's five against 47"
*Blows her brains out*

[aidanmillow]

I appreciate the subverting expectations with showing the ironic Edwards line and then instead of showing the injecting him scene you hit him repeatedly with a fire extinguisher.

[saberx]

I have no idea who's controlling 47, but I'm dying how they make him just walk in circles while other characters are having an important conversation.

[Michael_Lindell]

AKA 7 Times Agent 47 Wasn't Such a "Silent Assassin".

[konradgoscicki]

For once, I think Robert Knox's assumption of "sending a message" was quite reasonable. I don't see a different reason for 47 to trick him into killing his own daughter, if he was going to kill him next. It's risky and hardly efficent, compared to other options, and I also think it's out-of-character for 47. 47 is ruthless, but he is not cruel. He doesn't get kicks from making people miserable, unless it furthers his goals, or its required via contract. I think this option is more for us, the players, who enjoy doing horrible, horrible things in games, as well as finding out all the possibilities.

[ptx]

Idk why they never mention it but in the Dartmoor mission when you confront carlisle you can also say that you caused her brothers suicide after finding the right clues. Then once you confront her not only will you be able to get the file but she even does your job FOR YOU and falls off the ledge herself. Pretty unexpected the first time I found that out.

[Aymelia-colon]

My favourite is Soders dying from heart attack when he sees you in your suit.