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For the comic book series, see Manta Man (comic book). For the fictional character, see Manta Man (character). |
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Manta Man is a delusional would-be vigilante wandering the Commonwealth in 2287.
Background
Manta Man is a wastelander who believes himself to be the Hubris Comics superhero of the same name, traveling the Commonwealth to fight evil.
He can be found fighting three mole rats as part of a random encounter after completing The Silver Shroud.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character has no special interactions. | |
Effects of player's actions
If the player character is dressed as the Silver Shroud, he will refer to the Sole Survivor as such, and talks/acts similar to them and how they can "talk" like the Silver Shroud during certain dialogue options; most notably when talking to Hancock in-character.
Inventory
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
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| Flannel shirt and jeans Blue batting helmet Wraparound goggles |
Junk Jet |
Notes
- Manta Man's Hit Points are based on the same scaling as the game's human companions, although unlike companions, he cannot scale past level 50.
- Because the Junk Jet cannot be properly used by NPCs, Manta Man is unable to equip it and is reduced to fighting with his fists if attacked by enemies while wandering the Commonwealth. As a result, despite his above-average health, he tends to fare extremely poorly in combat. Like all humanoid NPCs, it is possible for him to pick up and use weapons from a nearby corpse or container during combat, but this seldom occurs.
- Unlike caravan merchants, provisioners and settlers, Manta Man is not protected and can be killed by any wandering hostile enemies.
- If he survives the fight, he can be encountered once more, this time fighting raiders or creatures.
Appearances
Manta Man appears only in Fallout 4.