Their suit exoskeletons contained the life support machinery needed to keep them alive during their duties, allowing a Big Daddy to lift heavy loads and do other strenuous tasks, as well as resist the cold and pressure of the deep ocean.
Big Daddies were also ordered to periodically return to facilities like Hephaestus for routine maintenance check-ups. So far, there are five main types of Big Daddy protectors, including two elite versions for only the Bouncer and Rosie. Of the five protectors, the latest four are functional and protect the Little Sisters, as the original Alpha Series with the exception of Subject Delta were marked as a failure. Bouncers are clad in a very distinct heavy diving suit, the entire torso of which is covered by a thick metal carapace.
The head protrudes directly forward from the upper chest area and is encased in a hemispherical helmet studded with eight lit portholes. A large, fully-functional conical drill is attached to the right arm just forward of the elbow and is used for powerful melee attacks.
The Bouncers get their name from their will to protect their bonded Little Sisters. Both a regular and a red-striped Elite version with a harpoon-like drill appear in BioShock and BioShock 2. A note found in Suchong's clinic states that the gas that launches the drill bit makes the subject somehow unstable, suggesting that the feature was discontinued in subsequent Bouncers and explaining its absence in chronologically later games. In concept art of the game, a Bouncer model with two flat head drills is seen.
However, this version was removed when the developers decided they wanted the Big Daddies to interact with the Little Sisters. The model can be found in the Museum of Orphaned Concepts. Rosies are clad in a basic heavy flexible fabric diving suit, the upper torso of which is covered by a high-gauge metal carapace.
The head is guarded by a thick metal diving helmet welded to the torso carapace and has three large lit portholes. They wield large Rivet Guns and Proximity Mines at long range, and use the Rivet Gun for powerful melee attacks as well. Eight years after the events of BioShock , Sofia Lamb is in control of Rapture and she and her followers have produced new Big Daddies to help protect the Little Sisters.
Bouncers and Rosies return to the sequel, along with three new types. Designed by Gilbert Alexander , his arsenal includes deployable Mini-Turrets and a shoulder mounted RPG that shoots non-guided rockets. This Big Daddy type seems to be more mobile than the other two types, although less armored. Its combat style gives it an advantage in open spaces, unlike its two counterparts, and it seems to fare well in long to mid-range combat. Its attacks are designed to keep the player on the move, and it can quickly turn the environment to its advantage and give the player as little cover as possible.
A very formidable foe to say the least. They have long since lost their Sisters, and have devolved into something vaguely like a Splicer. These are barely sentient monsters that attack anything near them.
Their armor is similar to Delta's, but more decayed, with parts of their arms exposed. Their bonds were to be to a single Little Sister, with Delta being the first success. Because of this, they are believed to not have undergone some of the modifications later Big Daddies have, such as the application of pheromones. There was no need due to their physiologically enforced bond to a single Little Sister.
They were not fused into their suits as Subject Delta could remove his helmet when he was ordered to by Sofia Lamb. Many of the Alpha Series subjects appear to have had incomplete or otherwise faulty bonds so that instead of slipping into a coma after losing their Little Sisters, they simply went mad.
The Lancer is much slimmer, slightly taller, and more decorated than their counterparts. They also hold an Ion Laser , and appears to be a finished version of the Deco-Rosie, as seen in concept art and as a statue in the main campaign.
As a Big Daddy, the player has access to the Rosie's Rivet Gun and Proximity Mines, as well as the ability to perform a stomp which stuns nearby enemies. In the multiplayer, Rosies have three different "moods," indicated by the light emanating from their portholes:. BioShock Wiki Explore. There's Something in the Sea Industrial Revolution.
Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Big Daddy. Edit source History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. This also goes for the non-player Splicer enemies. However, if either the player or a Splicer gets too close to a Little Sister, the Big Daddy will assume an aggressive stance in attempt to scare off the transgressor. If either the Big Daddy or the Little Sister is attacked intentionally or accidentally , the Big Daddy will retaliate against the attacker until it or the attacker is dead.
Big Daddies can be hypnotized into protecting you with the Hypnotize Big Daddy plasmid. The lights on the helmet indicate their moods: Yellow indicates that the Big Daddy is indifferent to the player's presence, Red indicates rage towards the player, and green indicates that the Big Daddy is hypnotized and friendly towards the player.
In BioShock 2 , the player takes on the role of Subject Delta a. Johnny Topside, an early Big Daddy prototype, regaining both rational mind and free will. He is the first Big Daddy to be successfully "pair-bonded" with a single little sister.
Unlike the subsequent versions of Big Daddies, he is both faster and able to use Plasmids. Despite minor alterations and additional features, Delta looks similar to the Rosie model. However, Delta and his fellow prototype Big Daddies, called Alphas, suffer from a major flaw. If the Little Sister they are pair-bonded to dies, then the Alpha will either fall into a coma or go berserk, but will ultimately die. Subsequent Big Daddy generations removed the pair-bonding in favor of Big Daddies protecting any Little Sister in general.
Unlike in the previous game, Little Sisters will not run away from the player when they meet and instead greet them, able to be "Adopted" to collect ADAM or "Harvested" to collect greater amounts of ADAM at the cost of their lives. Genetically programmed to search for the ADAM essential to the social fabric of their undersea city, Little Sisters roam through the portals and tunnels of Rapture.
Because the substance they extract from the recently fallen is so precious, the girls are accompanied at all times by their fearsome, diving suit-clad protectors, the Big Daddies. Armed with a deadly drill, possessing incredible strength, and capable of quick bursts of speed, the Big Daddies guard their charges jealously, making all who attempt to harm a Little Sister wish they hadn't. The costume is currently an exclusive part of the preorder costume pack.
To promote BioShock , 2K Games released a six inch tall immobile Big Daddy figurine packaged with the limited edition release of the game. However, many of the figures arrived broken, resulting in 2K Games announcing in November that replacement figurines would be distributed, accompanied with a printed artbook for the title.
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review described the Big Daddy as "a freight train of a man-turned-monster", noting the moral dilemma of attempting to fight it or not. PC Gamer called them "bizarre and compelling to watch" and added "I've never seen anything in a game look so angry as a Big Daddy when provoked. You may fear him, but you have no reason to hate the Big Daddy. When he's defending a Sister from a pack of splicers, it's hard not to root for his rivet gun.
Good morning to everyone except the BioShock concept artist who drew this image of a Big Daddy without a helmet. The helmet-less Big Daddy in the concept art has pink, wrinkled flesh, sunken eyes, and a strange yellow light emerging from his forehead. According to the lore of BioShock, Big Daddies start out as the human undesirables of Rapture and are converted into their new form in an irreversible procedure which grafts their skin and organs directly to the inside of their suit.
That would explain why this poor meat man has such a swollen-looking head, since Big Daddies wear those oversized helmets. As for why his third eye chakra is glowing… I dunno, Plasmids? It's probably Plasmids. Big Daddies have a tragic mystique to them; even as their whale-like groans and moans become part of the background noise of Rapture, you can't help but wonder how aware they are of who they once were and of what they are now.
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