The part that is also frequently overlooked is that most of the villains in the Hitman series are depraved and extremely evil figures who deserve no sympathy when they die at the hands of 47, but this absolutely does not mean that 47 is a do-gooder, as in fact, if he is assigned to assassinate a good person, he would ...
He always was a "good" guy, at least in the sense he is not an immoral character, but he does whatever it takes to complete the mission regardless what that mission entails.
IGN ranked him as gaming's fourth "most notorious" anti-hero, while The Telegraph ranked him third on their list of top 10 video game anti-heroes. Complex ranked him as the 5th "best assassin and hitman in video games", noting him as the "original contract killer", while also praising his outfit as "stylish".
47 appears to adhere to religious faith and believes he can be redeemed because he only murders criminals and corrupt officials, and canonically avoids the deaths of innocents whenever possible when fulfilling a contract (though he's not above killing innocents in Blood Money).
Even though 47 is a relatively emotionless assassin, he shows signs of morality, seen in Hitman 2: Silent Assassin confessing his sins to Father Vittorio. Subsequently, he is also depressed at the apparent loss of his spiritual guide that he agrees to take on the "suicide mission" of killing Deewana Ji.
Did/do people not pay attention to his (back)story? Apparently not. 47 has been psychologically conditioned (and even possibly genetically) to be both largely emotionless (read: no interest in romance or friendship) and to have an aversion to phsyical interactions (read: sex).
Agent 47 is nearly incapable of feeling or expressing love for anyone. His closest relationship for a long time in his life is his controller, Diana, but even that remains distant.
No contest. However if you drop them both in a crowded area and give them each other as the sole target, 47 would win hands down; he would even make it look like an accident. His skillset as an assassin far outshines John Wick's skillset as a cleaner.
Weaknesses: Despite being the perfect assassin, he still has the typical biological needs to eat, drink and sleep like any other normal human, although he can go on for weeks without supplies or rest and still operate at full power.
Physical prowess and combat skill: Batman is a highly trained fighter without actual superpowers, but is in peak human condition. Agent 47 also has immense training and experience as a professional hitman, so this could be closely contested. Edge may go to Batman.
The answer has been right there all along, but it's still proven to be pretty surprising to some fans. “According to the wiki he [was] born on September 5 1964 meaning he is 57 years old,” replied Kodekingen.
Agent 47 received this barcode tattoo to allow him to access certain areas in the facility where he was cloned and trained. The barcode tattoo, like all real barcodes, can be scanned for information. Agent 47's tattoo is scanned and lets him through security checkpoints inside the facility where he was made.
Agent 47 is a genetically-engineered assassin, created from the recombinant DNA of the world's five most dangerous criminals. His name comes from the last two digits of a bar code on the back of his head – (640509-040147).
There's no real way to know how much he actually earned, and even less information about how much he might have given away. Needless to say he's made and spent millions over the years, but still wouldn't be a super rich billionaire compared to the clients or companies he works for.
48 appears in the end of the film where he is seen in the elevator, being sent by Diana Burnwood to eliminate 47 for disobeying her orders. Right before the shot, the clone says "Diana says hello.", but before he could lift his pistol, he was shot and killed by 47 and Katia.
He was an orphan who was taken in by the Ruska Roma crime syndicate, where he was raised as an assassin, eventually rising to become the top enforcer of the Russian Mafia and known as "Baba Yaga" ("the one you sent to kill [the] Boogeyman") under crime boss Viggo Tarasov (Michael Nyqvist), who deemed him so ruthless ...
And despite Batman having the better physicality and combat knowledge, Wick's more ruthless brutality approach was able to overwhelm him, being unlike any gun-wielder the Dark Knight has dealt with before.
While Katia searches for her father, 47 and a rival agent (Zachary Quinto) race to find her first. Agent 47 lacks the ability to feel pain and remorse — emotions that would get in the way of his trigger finger — while Katia is burdened by the constant fear that comes with her Spider Senses.
He's shown as being very rich. It's never stated exactly, but he doesn't tend to spend that much money outside of his suits, upgrading his weaponry, and keeping emergency funds for when stuff goes wrong (such as in Absolution where you see him with a fat envelope of cash).
40 pistol shots. However, larger caliber weapons such as the Desert Eagle can easily kill 47 with just a few shots. The Shotgun, at close range, can instantly kill 47 with one shot, even if he is wearing the flak vest.
With Agent 47, we didn't want it to sound like he comes from anywhere in particular. Because he doesn't, right? He came out of a test tube. We couldn't be like (exaggerated Texan accent) "Hey, y'all!" So the accent had to swim somewhere around the Mid-Atlantic.
I would say for sure he speaks English, Romanian, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese, French and Hindi. The others are maybes. How many dialects then, I wonder because it'd be impossible to know all of them. Agent 47 is basically the human being pushed to their absolute potential.
