Characters

Supporting

Boobie Ike is described on Rockstar's Leonida character page as a Vice City legend who converted his street-level success into a legitimate-facing portfolio: property holdings, an adult entertainment venue, and a music studio. Rockstar's own copy is blunt about how the money moves between them, framing the club and drug proceeds as effectively funding the studio side of the operation. His most personally invested venture, per the same bio, is a partnership with Dre'Quan Priest on the Only Raw Records label, which the page suggests still hasn't produced the hit both men are chasing. How his other businesses are run day to day is not detailed.

Supporting

Brian Heder is Rockstar's stand-in for the Keys' older generation of smugglers, described on the official character page as a veteran of what the studio calls the golden age of local smuggling, someone who keeps product flowing out of his own boat yard with help from his third wife, Lori, even as he leans on younger associates to take the physical risks these days. He also houses Jason Duval rent-free at one of his properties in exchange for help with local shakedowns, tying his business directly into Jason's daily life. Rockstar's bio does not specify what he smuggles beyond the general drug-running framing or how long the boat yard has been operating.

Supporting

Cal Hampton is introduced on Rockstar's official Leonida character page as a friend of Jason Duval and, in the site's own phrasing, a fellow associate of Brian Heder's — placing him somewhere in the orbit of Brian's Keys smuggling operation without spelling out exactly what Cal does for it. Rockstar leans hard into his paranoid streak, showing him at home monitoring Coast Guard radio chatter over beers and open browser tabs rather than out working. The bio contrasts his contentment with staying put against Jason's bigger ambitions, but stops short of explaining how the two met or what Cal's day-to-day involvement in Brian's business actually looks like.

Supporting

DWNPLY is named by Rockstar in Real Dimez's bio on the official Only in Leonida character page, which credits an early hit single with local rapper DWNPLY as the record that took the duo to new heights. That is the whole of the published record: a name, a description as a local rapper, and one collaboration placed before the five years of trouble that preceded Real Dimez signing to Only Raw Records. Rockstar has published no bio, no appearance, no voiced lines and no song title for that single.

Supporting

Dre'Quan Priest is presented by Rockstar as more hustler than gangster, someone who dealt on the street strictly as a means to an end while music was always the actual goal. He founded Only Raw Records and, per Rockstar's own bio, has now signed the rap duo Real Dimez, a move the page frames as a turning point that may pull him away from booking talent through Boobie Ike's strip club and toward a bigger presence in the Vice City music scene. Rockstar has not detailed the label's roster beyond Real Dimez or how far along Dre'Quan's ambitions have actually gotten.

Protagonist

Jason Duval is one of Grand Theft Auto VI's two playable leads. Rockstar's own character page frames him as someone who grew up surrounded by grifters and con artists, did a stint in the Army trying to outrun a rough adolescence, and ended up back in the Leonida Keys working for local drug runners because it was the trade he already knew. The same page presents him as restless rather than settled in that life, more interested in an easier future than in the hustle itself, a restlessness that sharpens considerably once Lucia Caminos enters the picture. Rockstar has not detailed his service record, his family, or how exactly he and Lucia first cross paths.

Supporting

Lori is named by Rockstar inside Brian Heder's own bio on the official Only in Leonida character page, which describes him as still moving product through his boat yard with his third wife, Lori. That single clause is the entirety of what Rockstar has published about her: it establishes her name, her marriage to Brian, and her involvement in the boat yard through which he runs his smuggling operation. She has no character page of her own, no bio, no voiced lines and no published appearance. Brian's page also mentions Lori's sangria in passing, as something Jason is expected to stop by for.

Protagonist

Lucia Caminos is the second confirmed protagonist of Grand Theft Auto VI. According to Rockstar's own bio, her father taught her to fight almost before she could walk, and that early toughness eventually led to a stretch in the Leonida Penitentiary after she fought to protect her family; she got out, in Rockstar's telling, through sheer luck rather than a formal release. What she wants now, per the same page, is the comfortable life her mother has dreamed about since the family left Liberty City, and she is described as someone who intends to build it herself rather than wait on it. Rockstar has not specified her original conviction or how long she served.

Macca the Gator is a fictional television character within Grand Theft Auto VI's world, named by Rockstar in the Goodtime Gear item copy on the official editions page, which describes that bundle as a capsule collection of apparel and accessories inspired by the Goodtime State’s hit TV show character, Macca the Gator. The wording matters: Rockstar presents him as the star of an in-world hit TV show whose likeness ends up printed on merchandise, not as a person Jason and Lucia meet. The accompanying image shows Jason and Lucia wearing hats and shirts featuring Macca the Gator with 'Vice City, Leonida' graphic text printed on them. Rockstar has not named the show, said whether it airs in-game, or explained what the Goodtime State refers to.

Supporting

Raul Bautista is billed on Rockstar's Leonida character page as a seasoned bank robber running his own crew, defined in the site's own words by confidence, charm, and cunning, and constantly on the lookout for talented people willing to take on the riskiest, highest-paying jobs. The same bio warns that his taste for recklessness is raising the stakes with every score, framing his crew as approaching a point where they will either have to commit further or walk away entirely. Rockstar has not named any specific heist tied to Raul, disclosed how large his crew is, or confirmed how either protagonist ends up working with him.

Supporting

Real Dimez is Rockstar's name for a rap duo made up of two performers the studio identifies individually as Bae-Luxe and Roxy, described as friends since high school who turned street savvy and a heavy social media presence into a music career. Their official bio credits an early single alongside local rapper DWNPLY with putting them on the map, and says that after five years and, in Rockstar's words, a lot of trouble, they have now signed to Dre'Quan Priest's Only Raw Records in hopes of landing a second hit. No release dates, song titles beyond that early single, or story-mission details have been published.

Wyman is a named individual Rockstar introduces only in the Ultimate Edition item copy for the Classic Car Collection on Grand Theft Auto VI's official editions page, which frames the whole activity — tracking down abandoned classic and work-in-progress project cars and revitalizing them to their former glory — as a special commission from him, and calls him an eccentric collector and local fixer. The image attached to that item shows Wyman standing outside of a garage with a wrench in his right hand, which is the only look Rockstar has given him. He does not appear on Rockstar's People & Places character page, so there is no bio, no stated affiliation, no indication of where he operates and nothing about how or whether he intersects with Jason and Lucia's story.