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[Navy_5326]

I have been playing mass effect-mass effect 3 and I always questioned to myself if "The Illusive Man" was Human or not......Ideas??

 

Thank You.

[Excella Gionne]

I prefer The Illusive Woman in my playthroughs. 

[Mordokai]

I prefer The Illusive Woman in my playthroughs. 

 

Bah, everybody knows The Illusive asari is the only real one.

 

 

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[zestalyn]

You can read about TIM's beginnings in the comic books, where I'm preeetty sure he's just human. Though given his lovely makeover in Priority: Earth, that somewhat became less true lol...

[Mordokai]

[KaiserShep]

I'm surprised he didn't speak to Shepard in voice only, like SEELE in Evangelion.

[Excella Gionne]

I'm glad I got to sit in that chair!

[themikefest]

I wonder if it was a clone of TIM on the Citadel that we talked with and the real one is hiding

[Fixers0]

I'm glad I got to sit in that chair!

 

For no reason.

[CynicalShep]

This thread needs more Steelcan and Massively

[Kabooooom]

I have been playing mass effect-mass effect 3 and I always questioned to myself if "The Illusive Man" was Human or not......Ideas??

Thank You.

Well he definitely isn't an Asari, Turian, Salarian, Krogan, Batarian, Volus, Yahg, Quarian, Rachni, or Leviathan.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

The Illusive Man is the sick alter ego of a Namibian nomad. He created the image after the rise of the planet of the apes. They destroyed it all Kaboom, those damn stupid bastards! They blew it all up! Damn them! Damn them all to hell! They destroyed it all! I guess the society of men wasn't meant to survive. It was definitely nuclear weapons, that's what did it. And the explosions caused massive power outages which caused the fail-safe to fail, which released a super bacteria from a secret lab. That caused a huge plague, and as the victims died, they rose from the dead twelve hours later to roam the Earth and feast on human flesh. A handful of gritty survivors from all walks of life were able to keep the legions of the infected radioactive undead at bay, using only their wits, and an inexplicable comprehension of agricultural science and engineering. Everything was looking good... and that's when the meteor hit.

[CynicalShep]

The Illusive Man is the sick alter ego of a Namibian nomad. He created the image after the rise of the planet of the apes. They destroyed it all Kaboom, those damn stupid bastards! They blew it all up! Damn them! Damn them all to hell! They destroyed it all! I guess the society of men wasn't meant to survive. It was definitely nuclear weapons, that's what did it. And the explosions caused massive power outages which caused the fail-safe to fail, which released a super bacteria from a secret lab. That caused a huge plague, and as the victims died, they rose from the dead twelve hours later to roam the Earth and feast on human flesh. A handful of gritty survivors from all walks of life were able to keep the legions of the infected radioactive undead at bay, using only their wits, and an inexplicable comprehension of agricultural science and engineering. Everything was looking good... and that's when the meteor hit.

Sounds like an episode of Happy Tree Friends tbh

[TheOneTrueBioticGod]

Naw, the Illusive is a thousand year old Hutt in human form. 

The evidence is all there. 

[Dr. Megaverse]

I wonder if it was a clone of TIM on the Citadel that we talked with and the real one is hiding

I wouldn't put it past TIM to have a self preservation instinct strong enough to clone himself and use "it" as a testbed.

However the text-ev (or rather game-ev?) is fairly straightforward that its him.

The videos of him overriding his doctors orders to get the implants put in come to mind.

[andy6915]

What about Commander Shepard? Not Shepard, the other Shepard. The one where the pronunciation is shep-ard (like the word "lard") instead of shep-erd? The Shepard who does things for the real Shepard when Shepard is tired and just wants to sleep all day. That Shepard ends up handling about a quarter of ME3.

[Sir DeLoria]

Bah, everybody knows The Illusive asari is the only real one.

[Mordokai]

 

 

 

 

 

Seriously dude, get over your prejudice. I have faith in you.

[Sir DeLoria]

 
Seriously dude, get over your prejudice. I have faith in you.

Life is about pride and prejudice and right now it's more prejudice

[Mordokai]

Life is about pride and prejudice and right now it's more prejudice

 

I wish you a happy and long life in that case. I really do.

[Sir DeLoria]

I wish you a happy and long life in that case. I really do.

Thanks I guess, but don't take it too seriously, just a silly word play on Jane Austen's famous novel by the same name

[Mordokai]

Thanks I guess, but don't take it too seriously, just a silly word play on Jane Austen's famous novel by the same name

 

And I'm happily drunk by now, so I don't care either way.

[Dale]

I was REALLY, REALLY hoping in ME3 that The Illusive Man would royally HANG himself.   Instead he just gets "controlled" & shot (big deal).

 

In all his [infallible] cleverness, cunning, & planning -- it would be wonderful if one of his INCREDIBLY BRILLIANT plans backfired.     Yes, I know his investment in Shep & Normandy2 didn't quite end like he wanted -- but the team DID IN FACT accomplish his major objective.  As TIM said (ME3) "Shep was only a tool".

 

For example, he attempts to agument himself to be the Hulk and instead becomes a mouse.  I love it when someone (like him) sets a trap, then falls into it.  

 

Not to KILL him -- that's too easy -- he needs to live out the MISERY (& infamy) he's caused in countless others.

[TurianRebel212]

I have been playing mass effect-mass effect 3 and I always questioned to myself if "The Illusive Man" was Human or not......Ideas??

 

Thank You.

 

Yeah, his name is Jack Harper. Mass Effect wiki it or read the Evolution comic. 

 

He's human. A very, very, very indoctrinated-(but well dressed) human.