GTA 5 Characters’ Birthday, Age: All You Need To Know

In actuality, Grand Theft Auto V doesn’t require an introduction. It’s a massive game that has had a seismic impact on the video game industry and media in general as one of the most lucrative forms of entertainment media in history. It’s obvious that the game isn’t going anywhere given the steadily rising popularity of its multiplayer counterpart, GTA Online, and its planned availability across at least three different console generations (for the time being).

The game’s single-player option is another feature that is here to stay. Rockstar Games, the creator of the mocking crime story, regrettably never published any single-player DLC for the base game. Nevertheless, it’s a unique tale with lots of stinging commentary and interesting characters.

GTA 6 has yet to receive an official announcement. We are currently delving deeply into the characters that gave Grand Theft Auto 5’s narrative relevance. We improved the presentation of their information by changing how you view it.

There may be character spoilers in this article.

Franklin Clinton

Franklin is likely the most likable and the youngest of the game’s primary characters.

He was born somewhere in 1988, and he had a difficult upbringing due to his drug-addicted mother and absentee father. He is attempting to live honestly at the beginning of the game, but soon he teams up with the other two major characters and turns into a bank robber as well. Although it’s a depressing turn of affairs, remember that crime pays in Grand Theft Auto.

Michael De Santa

At the beginning of the game, semi-retired bank robber Michael de Santa—real name Michael Townley—is compelled to return to his life of crime. Although he is the main character, it is unclear whether he will end up being more popular than the other two playable characters. He might simply be plain enough to win the most votes.

Although he has a phony headstone that claims he was born in 1965, all of his friends and relatives refer to him as 45, which would place his birth year as 1968, so he does have a certain air of mystery about him.

Trevor Philips

Trevor Philips is the third and last primary character in Grand Theft Auto 5 who may be played. Trevor is a psychopath, to put it simply.

Although there is no official record of his birth, he claims to have been born in Canada and that he “grew up in five states, two countries, fourteen different homes, eight fathers, three care homes, two correctional facilities, and one beautiful, damaged flower of a mother.”

Amanda De Santa

Although Amanda de Santa, or Amanda Townley as she was previously known until Michael’s interactions with the FIB resulted in the placement of the entire family in witness protection, is not a playable character, she is nonetheless significant.

She is a crucial character for several of the game’s tasks and the wife and mother of Michael’s two children. But eventually, Sarah and Michael decide to part ways, which is probably for the best as their marriage doesn’t seem to be going well.

Jimmy De Santa

Jimmy, the second-youngest kid of Michael, is a 20-year-old homebody who seems to like playing video games more than anything else. With parents like Michael and Amanda, it makes sense that he grew up to be so dysfunctional even though he is very lazy and harsh.

He makes some attempts to at least get his act together as the game goes on.

Tracey De Santa

The elder of Michael de Santa’s two children, Tracey was born in 1991 and is frequently spotted fighting with her family or whining about her brother. If she isn’t doing that, she probably has other things on her mind, like sunning by the pool or watching TV.

She is unpleasant and obnoxious, like the majority of the people in Grand Theft Auto 5, but Michael obviously has feelings for her and will occasionally be persuaded to give her some money.

Lester Crest

Over the course of Grand Theft Auto 5, Lester Crest plays a significant role in your illegal activities. He not only handles the most of the planning and research for the actual heists you’ll perform, but he also serves as the gang’s go-to hacker.

Although he is talkative, he can also be an enigmatic figure. Although his age is never explicitly mentioned, it is implied that he is lying about it on the in-game social media app Lifeinvader.

Lamar Davis

Franklin’s closest friend, Lamar Davis, gives Franklin some of the game’s early missions. He is also Franklin’s best friend.

In contrast to Franklin’s often austere attitude, he is a cheerful man. Franklin will frequently make remarks about how tall he is as well. The best part is that he introduces you to his devoted (and endearing) rottweiler, Chop.

Devin Weston

Devin Weston is at the very top of the list of villains in Grand Theft Auto 5, but there are many of them. Although he owns numerous businesses and is incredibly wealthy, he makes things challenging for your favorite protagonists.

Considering that Weston does deploy a small army of Merryweather warriors to Michael’s house to murder his wife and daughter in his desire for vengeance, “difficult” might be an understatement. Until he meets his end, he serves as the game’s main antagonist.

Steve Haines

The secondary antagonist of the game and Devin Weston’s companion in crime (quite literally), is a FIB agent. He began working with Devin in 1993 while also joining the Federal Investigation Bureau.

He gives the three heroes a lot of unlawful assignments to complete during the game to keep himself out of trouble, but it doesn’t help him in the end. He eventually bites the dust and stays 38 forever, just like Weston.

Chop

With three playable characters, Grand Theft Auto 5 represented a risk for AAA video games. Chop, however, is superior to Michael, Franklin, or Trevor.

For a short while, you can control him, and later on, he’ll stick by your side. Although he lives with Franklin for the majority of the game, he is actually Lamar’s dog. He is a nice boy.