List of characters in The Warriors (video game)

The Warriors (video game) is an open world beat 'em up action adventure video game, published by Rockstar Games. It was released on October 17, 2005 for PlayStation 2 and Xbox, and February 12, 2007 for PlayStation Portable, and later on May 28, 2013 for PlayStation 3. The game was developed by Rockstar Leeds and Rockstar Toronto. As with the game instalments, The Warriors features several major supporting and minor characters.

The series centers on a Coney Island gang the Warriros, and features it's members―Cleon, the Warriors leader, known as "warlord" who is resolving to boost the Warriors a solid reputation for the gangs in New York City to acknowledge them; Swan―the gang's second-in-command―a quiet yet―intelligent figure of the Warriors; Ajax, a loud, cocky rebellious heavy-muscle of the Warriors, who's reckless actions brings him to a point where his actions have consequences; Snow, a disciplined respected member of the Warriors who becomes second-in-command after the meeting; Vermin, a loyal and cheerful member of the Warriors and a friend of Cleon; Cowboy, a passionate and ally of Swan; Fox a scout who is filled with intelligence of the streets despite his physical appearance; Cochise, a Harlem native; and Rembrandt, a Warrior graffiti artist―who is willing to rise to the ranks of bringing the Warriors "all-city". Throughout the course of the game, the first part shows the Warriors working together to make a reputation and the second part shows a mixture of separation.

The game is actually based on the the film with the same name. However, the beginning opens the scene where the game takes place―ninety days―prior to the events of the game. The first part of the story focuses on the Warriors earning a reputation, while the second part of the story of the Warriors is to fight through their way back to their home turf against the wrath of the gangs in New York City. While there were other voice actors, six actors returned to their prominent role. The actors were praised in their excellent performances (despite sounding quite a bit older than the 20-something characters they play), and the remaining voice cast delivers, too.

Main characters

Swan

Swan is one the playable protagonists of The Warriors. He is mostly quiet, and sometimes speaks wisely and also is the protagonist in the movie with the same name. He is a very calm demeanour, a strong leader who shows he is very loyal to the Warriors and often shows various signs of intelligence. During his day before becoming a Warrior, Swan was part of the Destroyers alongside Cowboy, Cleon, and Vermin but him and Cowboy left at some point. Cleon described it to be "Were finished with that Destroyer bullshit you were right about Virgil". In 1978, Swan joined the Warriors with Cowboy and together with Cleon and Vermin they took over Coney Island, forcing the Destroyers to be left with the east side of Coney Island. During this time in 1979, with all their army recruited, the Warriors began waging a war between the Destroyers. Swan is also chosen by Cleon, along with Ajax and Snow to follow Chatterbox, a leader of the Hi-Hats to kill him, as retribution for invading their home territory, and after increasing their reputation, the Warriors emerged the victors after a confrontation with Virgil, which ended dramatically in his death; following the latter's death, the Warriors finally gain control over Coney Island.

When it is the night of the meeting, Swan as one of the nine delegates representing the gang; Swan was assigned the role of "warchief", or second-in-command, from the requests of Cleon if something happens during the meeting; his instincts proved to be true―when Cyrus, the Riffs leader was suddenly assassinated, this resulted in the falling of Cleon, having been framed, while the other Warriors with Swan manage to escape. Swan is announced to be the new leader of the Warriors, and through his leadership they resolve to return to Coney Island.

Swan and his allies manage to ascend through the wrath of the gangs in New York City, but the situation spirals out of control; his members are separated to Union Square, Fox is killed by an oncoming train, and Swan alongside his Warriors are forced to fight the Baseball Furies, where Ajax is arrested after attempting to sexually attack a woman who turned out to be a police officer. On the other hand, Swan begins to feel close to a woman named Mercy, who has developed a bond with Swan. He and Mercy then travelled to Union Square where he reunited with the other Warriors, and battled the Punks in the toilets. After defeating the Punks, Swan, Mercy and remaining Warriors finally travelled back to Coney Island. There, they encounter and confront the Rogues and its leader Luther, the man responsible for Cyrus' murder and the Warriors framing. At the beach, Swan challenged Luther to a one-on-one fight only for the latter pull out the gun that killed Cyrus. Swan successfully managed to throw the knife onto Luther's arm, forcing him to let go. The Riffs then arrive to the scene, where they make peace with the Warriors and defeat the Rogues. In the aftermath it is implied that Swan and Mercy had begun a relationship.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Swan performs a three move grab attack on an enemy.

In The Warriors: Street Brawl, Swan appears to also be one of the playable characters. In The Warriors: Jailbreak, Swan was declared the role "warchief" after defeating Ajax in a fight. In Armies of the Night, Swan is a playable character.

Swan is voiced by Michael Beck.

Ajax

Ajax is the high-ranking member of the Warriors and is one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He appears to be very arrogant, cocky, and loud; he often argued with other members of the Warriors, such as Swan and Fox. However, Ajax was loyal to the Warriors and harboured an intense hatred for other gangs. He also appears to have a sexual appetite for women. He is introduced as one of the strongest member of the Warriors and while joining the Warriors, he alongside Snow, were attacked by gang members of the Destroyers; they searched through their turf and managed to retrieve their vests, and Ajax developed a grudge against them. During 1979 prior to the meeting, Ajax went on to establish himself as a prominent member of The Warriors, playing an important role in the gang's feuds with gangs such as the Destroyers, Hi-Hats and Hurricanes. After the gang managed to successfully establish their reputation to be prominent, the Warriors had the Destroyers their rival enemies out of Coney Island, emerging the victors.

Soon afterwards, Ajax is later chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to attend the meeting Cyrus is holding to unite the gangs as one. However, when Cyrus is shot dead, the Warriors are framed for the murder they did not commit, and Cleon is presumed dead, prompting the Warriors to make back to Coney Island following the revelation. While attempting to justify his means as "warlord", Ajax finds the Warriors to be supportive towards Swan then him, although he reluctantly cooperate. Through the journey, the Warriors encounter gangs in New York City who attended Cyrus' meeting; the Turnbull AC's, the Orphans (they were not present). When arriving at the 96th Street Station and Broadway, Ajax, Swan, Cowboy and Swan run outside to Riverside Park, after being suddenly chased by the police, where they encounter the Baseball Furies. A fight commences in the park and the Warriors end up successful. Meeting a lone woman in the park, Ajax decided to keep her company, while the other Warriors walk away, after insulting them. Ajax then becomes sexually aggressive towards her; however, his downfall comes down to him, when the woman is revealed to be an undercover female police officer. Snow and Cowboy, wanting to make Ajax is just fine go back to him, only to witness his arrest happening.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Ajax performs a three move grab attack on an enemy.

In The Warriors: Street Brawl, Ajax is a playable character. In The Warriors: Jailbreak it is shown Ajax loses to a fight against Swan, and he is in prison constantly having fights with other inmates. In Armies of the Night, Ajax is a playable character.

Ajax is voiced by James Remar.

Cleon

Cleon is one the playable protagonists of The Warriors. He is an African-American and shows charisma towards his peers. He started the gang life prior to the events of the game, beginning to be with a Coney Island gang the Destroyers with Vermin. Cleon also met Swan and Cowboy during his time in the Destroyers, but Swan and Cowboy soon left. Cleon and Vermin was established to be the Destroyers leader, Virgil's right-hand man, and became good friends. However, the friendship was short livid; Virgil soon became increasingly paranoid and attempted to have both the men killed by the Satan's Mothers in a phony drug-deal. Eventually, they realised the truth, escaped, and defeated their leaders. Declaring Virgil has betrayed them, Cleon swore revenge against him and they left the Destroyers, adopting a new persona, the Warriors. While recruiting many people, (Swan and Cowboy, former Destroyer members, heavy muscles, Ajax and Snow, the scout Fox, Harlem native Cochise, and Rembrandt, a graffiti artist) Cleon, alongside the Warriors took over nearly Coney Island.

At this point during the game Cleon had led the Warriors to increase their reputation; they confront the Orphans after wrongly boasted about taking out the Warriors; make enemies with the Hurricanes; kill the Hi-Hats leader for attempting to raid their territory. While en route to finalize their plan to rid the Destroyers, Cleon and Swan find Ash, a Warrior member has been killed by the Destroyers, only for them to escape from the Destroyers after it turned to be a trap; the latter resolved to confront Virgil. After killing the Destroyers, Cleon and Vermin stalked L.C, a Destroyer member to find Virgil, where they engage in a brutal fight. After Virgil's defeat, the Warriors have full leverage over Coney Island.

Afterwards, Cleon proceeds further to make alliance and increase their reputation further. He sends Cowboy to help the Saracens set-up the Jones Street Boys to earn their trust, while he sends Rembrandt to the trainyard to make the Warriors "all-city". On the night of the meeting, Cleon invites the Warrriors to the meeting in Van Courtland Park. Unfortunately, when Luther, the Rogues leader responsible for Cyrus' murder, frames him and the Warriors, the Riffs incorrectly deduce the Warriors are responsible for their leaders death; he is beaten savagely by the Riffs, leaving the Warriors to believe their leader is missing or dead.

However, during this time the Warriors, aided by Swan, now the leader of the Warriors back to their home turf within the night, despite having lost two members of the Warriors. The Riffs eventually discover the truth to Cyrus' murder, and make peace with the Warriors. Luther and the Rogues, however are subsequently killed. Although, the Warriors presume Cleon to be dead, his true fate remains to be unknown.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Cleon performs a three move grab attack on an enemy.

In The Warriors: Jailbreak, Cleon makes an appearance, where he witnesses a fight between Swan and Ajax to declare who is worthy of being second-in-command; he announces Swan to be the Warriors' "warchief".

Cleon is voiced by Dorsey Wright.

Fox

Fox (né. Francis Conroy, a.k.a the Fox) is the scout of the Warriors and is one of the playable characters of The Warriors. Fox is small and despite his physical appearance, he shows intelligence about the streets. He earned his Warriors' vests when Fox infiltrated the Savage Huns' territory; stealing their money, and ruining their businesses in Chinatown, with the assistance of Vermin, as Cleon wanted. Fox went on to establish himself as a Warrior member; such as involving himself to rid Coney Island of the Destroyers, their arch-enemies, and helping Rembrandnt to take the Warriors "all-city".

After this, Fox was chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to attend the meeting of Cyrus at Van Courtland Park. Cyrus is killed during the meeting by Luther, the leader of the Rogues and Fox is the only person who witnessed this happen. After the fateful night, the Warriors resolved to return home. While on the way back, they encounter the Orphans and Mercy joins the Warriors on their journey. Fox is often holding Mercy when running away. In the 96th Street Station and Broadway, Fox is killed by an oncoming train, after a struggle with a police officer, while ordering Mercy to escape.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Fox performs a two move grab attack on an enemy.

In the movie of The Warriors Fox was supposed to be leading the Warriors back to Coney Island, but due to Michael Beck and Deborah Van Valkenburgh's chemistry, they tried Swan as the protagonist.

Fox is voiced by Thomas G. Waites.

Rembrandt

Rembrandt is the Warriors' graffiti artist and one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He is the youngest of the Warriors. Vermin teaches Rembrandt the way of living the street life. His first assignment was to spray over the Destroyers territory as revenge for spraying over their turf. He does so and is encouraged further to spray the Destroyers hangout. Despite his lack of fighting skills, Rembrandt is willing to commit himself and help the Warriors to become "all-city" as he intended. Firstly, Rembrandt enters a "Soho's Writers Showdown" up in Soho to represent the Warriors, which ends up being a success, and Rembrandt began a friendship with Scopes. He also involves himself with the Warriors an on-going war between the Destroyers to dispose them from Coney Island. The big time finally comes to hit Rembrandt, when after going to Pelham, Trainyard to spray the trains in the Moonrunners territory, he takes the Warriors "all-city", gaining respect from his peers.

Like the movie, Rembrandt was chosen as one of the nine delegates representing the gang in Cyrus' meeting. Unfortunately, the meeting ended in Cyrus' murder, resulting in Cleon's demise and the Warriors to make it home within the night. Upon being separated from the 96th Street Station, he, Vermin, and Cochise arrive in Union Square where they are seduced by an all-female gang―the Lizzies; however, Rembrandt knew something wasn't right and realised the seduction turned out to be a trap, prompting the latter to warn his friends―they managed to escape. Eventually, they realised the truth everyone in New York City is after them because they incorrectly deduced they killed Cyrus. The three reunited with the other Warriors, and defeated the Punks. Rembrandt, along with the other five survivors managed to make it back to Coney Island, following the disastrous situation.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Rembrandt performs two move grab attack on an enemy.

Rembrandt makes an appearance in The Warriors: Jailbreak, where in an art classroom, a woman admires his work only for her friend to tell her not to talk to him and Ajax gives him a tour around Coney Island and he joins the Warriors. He is also one of the playable characters in The Warriors: Street Brawl.

Rembrandt is voiced by Andy Senor.

Vermin

Vermin is a member of the Warriors and is also one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He is one of the cheerful and friendly member of the Warriors. During 1978, Vermin was a former member of the Destroyers along with Cleon. However, the two decided to leave the gang upon learning that Virgil, the Destroyers leader attempted to have Cleon and Vermin killed in a fake drug-deal with the Satan's Mothers. Out of hatred for Virgil, Cleon formed his own gang, the Warriors. While in the gang Vermin was close friends with Ash, and Vermin continued to establish himself as a member of the Warriors. After discovering Ash was killed by Virgil and the Destroyers, Vermin and Cleon soon confronted and killed Virgil, Vermin avenging his friend; with Virgil dead and the Destroyers defeated, the Warriors are now in power to take over Coney Island.

After the gang established, Vermin was chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to attend the meeting of Cyrus at Van Courtland Park. Cyrus is killed, Cleon is presumed dead or mission during the meeting and the Warriors are forced to return to their home turf. He, alongside Rembrandt and Cochise, were seduced by an all-female gang, the Lizzies. However, after Rembrandt warned them it was a trap. they escaped. The three united with the other Warriors and emerged victorious against the Punks in a fight. Vermin is one of the six surviving Warriors to make it back to Coney Island.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Vermin performs a two move grab attack on an enemy.

Vermin is one of the playable character in The Warriors: Street Brawl.

Vermin is voiced by Joe Lo Truglio.

Cowboy

Cowboy is a member of the Warriors and is one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He is cheery and passionate in the Warriors and is the only member who wears a hat. When assaulted Cowboy's hat will fall off and will pick it up after a battle with a gang member. However, he will become very annoyed when the player decided to wear his hat. During 1978, Cowboy was a member of the Destroyers along with Swan, Cleon, and Vermin, but he and Swan soon left the gang before Cleon and Vermin. Cowboy establishes himself as a member of the Warriors, such as his involvement in a turf-war with the Destroyers, their arch-enemies which Coney Island now belongs to the Warriors after Virgil and the Destroyers defeat. His big time in the game is when Cleon sends him to Bensonhurst, Brooklyn and make alliances with the Saracens, who are willing to secure a Warriors a place in the Grameracy Riffs network by setting up their rivals the Jones Street Boys (JSB'S), along with corrupt police officers.

Following a successful reputation, Cowboy was chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to represent the Warriors in Cyrus' meeting. After Cyrus' death and Cleon's unknown fate, the Warriors resolve to make their way to Coney Island. When him, Swan, Ajax, and Snow are separated from the others from the 96th Street Station they encounter the Baseball Furies, who chase them; Cowboy is temporarily knocked out but Ajax manages to save him and together they defeat the Furies. After a brawl with the Punks, Cowboy, along with the five Warriors made it back to Coney Island.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Cowboy performs a two move grab attack on an enemy.

Cowboy is voiced by Kurt Bauccio.

Snow

Snow (a.k.a. Snowball) is a high-ranking member of the Warriors and is also one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He is African-American and like Swan, Snow can be quiet at occasions, but shows intelligence and discipline. He also is willing to help out a fellow member in a time of need. Snow earned his gang vest with Ajax during 1978, where they were soon attacked by the Destroyers and had their vests taken, but soon managed to retrieve it. Snow established himself as a prominent member of the Warriors; assisting Rembrandt for protection at a spraying competition, being chosen by Cleon to help him along with Swan and Ajax to kill Chatterbox, and ending the Destroyers.

Snow was chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to attend the meeting of Cyrus at Van Courtland Park. When Cyrus dies and Cleon is presumed dead, Snow becomes the second-in-command after Swan has been chosen "warlord". Snow assisted Swan through the Warriors endeavours and is often in his lead everywhere he goes. Snow shows great fighting skills against the Baseball Furies and the Punks, the gangs the Warriors had to encounter. He also is one of the five main survivors having made it back to Coney Island. After the credits finish, if the player decides to talk to Snow, he will question himself whether being in the gang life is worth it.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Snow performs a three move grab attack on an enemy.

Snow is voiced by Sekou Campbell.

Cochise

Cochise is a member of the Warriors and one of the playable characters of The Warriors. He is African-American and shows a different fighting style then the other Warriors. He also appears to be one of the cheerful member of the Warriors and laughs at some occasions. Cochise grew up in Harlem and his mother soon brought him to Brooklyn. In 1978, Cochise became inspired by the gang he wanted to join; Cleon asked him to get a size 9 hat from the Boppers. After a few interrogations from the lieutenants, Cochise found and beat up Big Moe, the leader of the Boppers and collected his hat. He further went on to establish himself as a Warriors, such as a feud with the Hurricanes and a war with the Destroyers, which comes to an end.

Cochise was chosen by Cleon as one of the nine delegates to represent the Warriors in Cyrus' meeting. The Warriors were falsely accused of killing Cyrus, which meant that they had to battle their way home to Coney Island. Cochise, Vermin, and Rembrandt were then seduced and almost killed by the all-female gang the Lizzies, although they were able to escape and regroup with the gang ahead of a fight in a subway bathroom against the Punks. Cochise is also one of the members to make it home to Coney Island.

Each of the playable character has its strengths performing 2-3 grab attacks; Cochise performs a three move grab attack on an enemy.

Cochise is one of the playable character in The Warriors: Street Brawl.

Cochise is voiced by David Harris.

Antagonists

Luther

Luther is the leader of the Rogues and one of the antagonists of The Warriors. He also is the primary antagonist in the film itself with the same name. Luther is a psychopath and shows no remorse to the actions he commits. He is also small, but a mentally violent, and physically abusive towards his gang and is often seen heavily bullying Cropsey, either for a joke or a serious matter, such as pointing a gun to his head. Furthermore, Luther's actions lead to consequences; he killed a police officer in Pelham, which soom led to a gang curfew coming into effect. During the meeting Cyrus was holding, the Rogues passed a handgun to Luther, which he used to kill Cyrus; he proceeded to frame the Warriors for the murder, only because Fox, a member of the Warriors witnessed it. This framing resulted in the unknown fate of Cleon, and the Warriors are forced to reach back to their home territory in Coney Island through the night of the wrath of the other gangs, who later decide to execute the Warriors, believing to be responsible for Cyrus' murder.

Through the Warriors journey, the gang successfully managed to make it back to Coney Island. During their return they soon discover the Rogues are there waiting for them and Swan, wanting to settle this once and for all, decides to challenge Luther to a fight. When Swan asked Luther why he killed Cyrus, the Rogue leader replies: "no reason, I just like doing things like that". The latter suggests he and Luther have an one-on-one, only for the Rogue leader to pull out his gun. Swan successfully managed to throw the knife onto Luther's arm, forcing him drop his pistol. Masai and the Riffs arrive to the scene, having eventually discovered the Rogues are responsible for the murder of Cyrus. During the credits, Luther is eventually killed by the Riffs, for killing Cyrus as retribution.

Luther returns as the main antagonist in The Warriors: Street Brawl.

Luther is voiced by Oliver Wyman.

Virgil

Virgil is the leader of the Destroyers and one of the antagonists of The Warriors. He is an African-American with an afro that has a comb stuck on it. Virgil is a drug addict and an alcoholic, coming to a point where he exhibits paranoia and sociopathic behaviours, to the point that he begins to abuse his own members of the gang. Virgil was once great friends with Cleon and Vermin, lieutenants of the gang, but when the leader began to lose his cool, he became paranoid Cleon and Vermin were plotting against him; he organised a fake drug-deal in hope Cleon and Vermin will be killed, but they were able to defeat the Satan's Mothers, and confront Virgil. Angry the fact he set them up, Cleon swore revenge against Virgil, forming a new persona, the Warriors. The two gangs were in a war for the home turf, Coney Island. In 1979, Virgil sent his Destroyers to raid Coney Island. Despite having managed to recuit their fellow Warriors, the Destroyers managed to spray over their turf on time. Cleon later sent Rembrandt, a Warriors graffiti artist to spray over their territory along with the hangout as revenge. Virgil, hangover, after a party, wakes up and swears revenge.

Several months later, the Destroyers returned and attacked the stores, but the Warriors managed to fend them off, but soon they received news Ash, a Warriors member was killed by Virgil and the Destroyers. The body proved to be a trap, but Cleon and Swan narrowly escaped and was nearly killed. Enraged, Cleon decided to lead the Warriors to East Coney Island to finish off the Destroyers once and for all. After the Warriros arrive to the Warriors hangout, they kill them to their fate, only discover Virgil's absence and his lieutenant L.C to be outside. Following L.C and hitting him on a wall, Cleon and Vermin, finds and kills Virgil, thus ending the war between the Warriors and Destroyers, giving them the power to take over Coney Island.

Virgil is voiced by Curtis Cook

Chatterbox

Chatterbox is leader of the Hi-Hats and one of the antagonists of The Warriors. He is extremely massive, seen stuttering when saying a word, and is also short-tempered. The Hi-Hats allowed the gangs in New York City to participate in a spraying competition. However, it was soon turned out to be a trap for them to kill the gangs who participated, angered they sprayed over his turf, only for the Warriors to escape onto a lift and knock out Chatterbox of the scaffolding. The Warriors entered into the Hi-Hats hangout and trashed the art gallery, as revenge for attempting to kill them. However, the vandalism is later used for a pretext as revenge by Chatterbox. Soon afterwards, Chatterbox and his Hi-Hats arrived to Coney Island to take over, but the Warriors manage to fend them off their territory. Then, he hides in an amusement park, where the Warriors have him cornered. After ascending through the Hi-Hats and have him cornered, Cleon, Swan, Snow, and Ajax kills Chatterbox. (Alternatively, Chatterbox can be killed when if one of the Warriors lure him to a ride that will instantly kill him).

Chatterbox is voiced by Jordan Gelber.

Sully

Sully is leader of the Orphans and one of the antagonists of The Warriors. Sully is tall and wants his gangs to have a high status, and is neglectful towards Mercy, his girlfriend. He and the gang falsely reported that they had defeated the Coney Island-based gang the Warriors. In retaliation, "warlord", Cleon and scout Fox led a group oftThe Warriors' New Bloods to Tremont to battle the Orphans. After exploring Tremont and facing off many Orphans, they realise the leader is Sully and the Warriors and the New Bloods resolved to confront him. Mercy then appeared and told the warparty that Sully was at a local auto body yard, fixing his car. At the auto yard, Sully and the Orphans were confronted by the Warparty; the Orphans were able to escape to safety behind a gate, but the Warriors then destroyed Sully's car, leaving the Orphans' leader sobbing on the ground, and later humiliated. The Warriors returned to Tremont, after fire forced the gang to walk on fool. Sully and the Orphans confronted The Warriors as they made their way through Tremont; Sully parleyed with The Warriors' new Warlord Swan and Fox, but these talks broke down when Mercy appeared and challenged Sully's manhood. A large group of Orphans attempted to ambush the Warriors. However, Swan threw a molotov cocktail onto a nearby car, with the ensuing explosion distracting the Orphans and allowing the Warriors to escape with Mercy.

Sully is voiced by Rob Cihra.

Birdie

Birdie is the leader of the Turnbull AC's and a minor antagonist of The Warriors. A paraplegic, Birdie is abusive towards his men and shows to be loud. Birdie had his gang ambush Warriors members, Snow and Fox. In retaliation, the Warriors had Birdie killed in a fight. A Riff member tells Cyrus the Turnbull's want revenge, only for Cyrus to say "unity and peace are what matters".

Birdie is voiced by Joe Lo Truglio.

Crackerjack

Crackerjack is a minor antagonist of The Warriors. Unlike Chatterbox, he appears to be less massive and it is implied they are brothers because he often says "Slow down or my brothers gonna kill me". He is left as the Hi-Hats leader after Chatterbox's death. He is heard doing a good job after defeating the Panzers when attempting to invade their turf

Crackerjack is voiced by Adam Seitz.

Other characters

Ash

Ash is a young member of the Warriors also a New Blood. He joined the Warriors at the same time as Rembrandt, who went on to become the gang's artist. After joining The Warriors, Ash developed a friendship with Vermin, an existing member of the gang. Ash is revealed to be claustrophobic when trains stop. While establishing himself as a Warrior, Ash joined Cleon to battle the Orphans, who lied they beat up the Warriors. Ash was sent to Tony's fish market, where he was ambused and killed by the Destroyers and his body was used as a catalyst to trap Cleon and Swan; they escaped and afer this Cleon and Vermin killed Virgil, the Warriors emerging the victors and Vermin avenging Ash's death.

Ash is voiced by Ephraim Benton.

Mercy

Mercy is the ex girlfriend of Orphans leader Sully turned to Warriors' leader Swan's love interest. Mercy is a woman with who takes interest for action. At some point prior to 1979, Mercy eventually grew bored of her relationship with Sully, and his frequently tired she is being neglected and her boyfriend always focuses on his car instead of her. While the Warriors arrive to Tremont after the events of Cyrus' meeting, Mercy witnessed Sully letting the Warriors go through their territory peacefully, much to Mercy's disgust; she becomes more hostile towards her boyfriend. Aftet the Warriors escape Tremoont, Mercy, having been impressed by the Warriors antics, decides to follow them. In 96th Street Station, while attempting to escape the police, she is forced to hide, after losing Fox following a struggle with resulted in his demise. Mercy is then seen wearing a blue coat to cover up the dress, because the police are looking for a woman with a pink blouse.

When meeting Swan back into Union, she is insulted by him, judging her to not "like the way she lives". However, in the movie itself, it actually shows Mercy is a woman filled with hidden aspirations the relationship between her and Swan eventually blossoms; they share a kiss. When meeting up with the other Warriors in Union Square, they unite and defeat the Punks. The next morning, Mercy, Swan, and the other Warriors return to Coney Island after the fateful night and confronted the Rogues. They were subsequently defeated in the aftermath, thus ending the problems with Mercy and the Warriors. In the end, it is implied Swan and Mercy began a relationship.

Mercy makes an appearance in The Warriors: Jailbreak. Mercy is one of the playable character in The Warriors: Street Brawl.

Mercy is voiced by Deborah Van Valkenburgh.

Scopes

Scopes is a graffiti artist well known in New York City. At some point prior to 1979, Scopes had been spraying Pelham, Trainyard for a couple of years. Scopes hosts a "Soho's Writer's Showdown" for any gang in New York City to represent themselves. These contestants are: the Warriors, the Panzers, the Moonrunners, and the Electric Eliminators. The Warriors successfully manage to win the competition, but Scopes himself was bottled, thrown down the scaffolding, and nearly killed by the Hi-Hats, enraged by the gangs' spraying over their territory, even though they were allowing the showdown to be on their turf. However, it turned out the Hi-Hats leader Chatterbox becomes enraged towards those who spray on their turf; he proceeded to trap the gangs in hope they also will be killed by the Hi-Hats, but the Warriors managed to escape, knock out Chatterbox of the scaffolding, and end up in the H-Hats' hangout where it was trashed in the end, to avenge their fellow artist. Scopes is announced to be alive, but injured and becomes a friend of Rembrandt.

However, this does not stop Chatterbox from arriving back to Coney Island, the Warriors home turf, to attempt to kill them as retribution for vandalising his art gallery, only to be defeated. Upon discovering Chatterbox's fate and grateful towards the Warriors for ending his life, Scopes agrees to aid the Warriors to becoming "all-city", which he explains Rembrandt must bomb the trains in order for them to know. After he manages to completer the job, Scopes and Rembrandt see the new trains with the Warriors name from a view of a balcony. Scopes is not seen again after this.

Scopes is voiced by Darryl McDaniels.

Edge

Edge is the Saracens leader running Bensonhurst along the Jones Street Boys (JSB's). At some point prior to 1979, the Saracens and the JSB's worked together in what was dubbed the "Northern Alliance". Unfortunately, the JSB's began working with some local corrupt police officers, destroying the friendship and causing a rivalry. This strongly implies Edge has a strong dislike for corruption. Edge started talking to the Warriors' "warlord" Cleon and sent Cowboy and Cochise there to help them with the situation. Edge explained that the JSB's had recently been working with the local corrupt cops to cause trouble for the Saracens and made a deal if they succeed in setting up their rivals and the police he will secure a place for the Warriors in the Riffs network; the set-up is a success, offically ending the "Northern Alliance between the Jones Street Boys and the Saracens. Edge, grateful, promises Cowboy and Cochise the Warriors will be given a place in the Grameracy Riffs network.

Edge is voiced by El-P.

Cyrus

Cyrus is the leader of the Grameracy Riffs. His intention was he needed to maintain peace between the gangs in New York; an example is after the death of Birdie by the Warriors from Coney Island, Cyrus realised the need for peace in the city. the meeting went ahead as planned in Van Cortlandt Park, the Bronx. All gangs on the Riffs' network attended, each represented by nine delegates. At the conclave, Cyrus discussed how petty the gang battles for territory were, and spoke of the possibilities if all of the gangs present unified under a general truce and became one gang that could rule New York. The majority of gang members in attendance supported Cyrus, consistently cheering as his speech progressed. However, Luther, the leader of the Rogues, defied Cyrus' truce and brought a handgun to the meeting, which he then used to shoot and kill Cyrus.

Cyrus' blame was wrongfully placed on The Warriors, which led to Masai requesting all gangs in New York search for them. The Warriors were able to battle past several gangs and return to their territory in Coney. There, they were confronted by the Luther and the Rogues; however, Masai and a large group of Riffs then appeared, now aware that Luther killed Cyrus. Masai allowed The Warriors safe passage past the Riffs, before he and the Riffs advanced on the Rogues and wasted them, avenging Cyrus

Cyrus is voiced by Michael Potts.

Masai

Masai is the now turned leader of the Grameracy Riffs after Cyrus' death. He is African-American. Masai goes against Cyrus' decision to organise a meeting that will unite the gangs, only for Cyrus not to listen. However, he was proven to be correct; Cyrus is killed by the Rogues leader, Luther and he frames the Warriors, resulting in them being the New York City outcast and Masai being the Riffs leader, calling a hit on the Warriors on the radio. The Riffs soon meet a man, having witnessed Luther firing the gun. At Coney Island, after the Rogues defeat, Masai apologises to the Warriors for the situation and makes peace. This implies an alliance between the Warriors and Rifs. Masai proceeded to kill Luther and the Rogues.

Masai is voiced by Charles Parnell.

New Bloods

New Bloods is a gang and a ally of the Warriors, wearing the same colours. They appear in occasional missions aiding the Warriors onto gang turfs; they appear when Cleon and Fox take them to Tremont to enact their revenge against the Orphans, who wrongly boasted about taking out the Warriors. They also make an appearance when they are involved with an ongoing war between the Warriors and the Destroyers for Coney Island, which later comes to an end when the Warriors emerge the victors. The New Bloods appear when after Warriors members, Fox and Snow are brutally beaten up by the Turnbull AC's, they enact their revenge against the AC's by barging inside the Red Devil, killing several Turnbull AC's and later going after it's paraplegic to kill him, as vengeance for attacking their fellow members. The New Bloods are not present during Cyrus' meeting. They also appear in Coney Island free roam, determinant by the player to choose if they want to join the playable character for bonus missions in Coney Island.