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It also appears in the Jack Howitzer show on the Weazel TV station, and on the Warstock Cache & Carry's Lifeinvader page.
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The Hunter appears in previews for the in-game film The Simian, which can be seen at movie theaters throughout Los Santos. The Hunter in The Simian and Jack Howitzer show. Completion of the mission is necessary for 100% Completion. The targets are mostly boats and cars, but the final one is another helicopter. It is activated by simply entering the Hunter at Escobar International Airport and the mission requires the player to use the Hunter's weaponry to destroy a certain amount of targets while flying through coronas. The Skywolf mission is a side mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories available after Last Stand.
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It also appears in the following missions: The Hunter's most notable use is in the GTA Vice City Stories missions Over the Top and Last Stand, when Victor Vance steals a Hunter (in Over the Top) in order to attack the Mendez Cartel (in Last Stand). However, in GTA San Andreas, it has a hatch similar to that of a Hydra. In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, the Hunter has doors that open like a normal helicopter or normal vehicle. The animation for entering the Hunter is different in GTA San Andreas to GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories. The Hunter in GTA Liberty City Stories is similar in design to the GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories renditions, but cannot be used for Vigilante missions nor is named in-game.
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The Hunter does not appear in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories however, leftover Hunter files from the GTA Vice City code remained in the game, and, with the help of third party trainers, a Hunter can be spawned. The Hunter can also be used for the Vigilante side mission, which GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas dub Brown Thunder. The Hunter is neither bulletproof nor explosion-proof like the Rhino, but is highly damage-resistant. Like the other armed military vehicles, the Rhino and Hydra, it has infinite ammunition. The Hunter is a very deadly aircraft, having a self-targeting machine gun and the ability to shoot two dumb fire rockets simultaneously. In GTA San Andreas, however, the gunner's cockpit is removed, and an eight-blade tail rotor replaces the four-blade version. In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, the Hunter is an aesthetically correct AH-64A "Apache". The Hunter is clearly based on the AH-64 Apache.