He managed to open the Vault on Elpis, which housed an object shaped like the eponymous Vault symbol that contained the knowledge of the Eridians. Once the Eye was destroyed, Jack required a new weapon of power.
Jack managed to retake the Eye from Zarpedon with the aid of a group of Vault Hunters he had hired, along with assistance from Lilith, Roland, and Moxxi, who then betrayed Jack by destroying the Eye, not wanting him to have that much power. Unfortunately the Eye was captured by Colonel Zarpedon, who promptly turned it on Pandora's moon Elpis in an effort to prevent its Vault from being found by Hyperion, nearly leading to the moon's destruction. Jack planned to use the weapon to eliminate entire bandit camps and other undesirables en masse on Pandora to eventually civilize the planet.
WHAT HAPPENED TO HANDSOME JACK FACE GENERATOR
After The Destroyer's defeat, he used its eye as the generator for a superweapon dubbed "The Eye of Helios", capable of destroying entire settlements. After which Jack proceeds to kill the employee through strangulation for mentioning his wife.Īfter the opening of the first Vault File:BLTPS Jack Face Scarred.jpgĭuring the events of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, it is revealed that Jack's initial plan was to manipulate the Vault Hunters into opening The Vault to release The Destroyer so he could obtain it for himself. One of the ECHO recorders shows an employee advising Jack to restrain Angel's power because of what she did to her mother. A conversation in Tales from the Borderlands explains this discrepancy by clarifying that Jack remarried at some point after the death of Angel's mother, and that it was his second wife who wanted the "Angel Project" shut down and who left him over it. Nor could whatever Angel "did to her mother"-if indeed anything happened at all-have been serious enough for her mother to agree with restraining Angel. For there to be something to shut down, Control Core Angel must have already been active at that time, and therefore Jack's wife's disappearance could not have been the reason for the creation of Control Core Angel. While it is true that the third journal says that Jack's wife disappeared, it also says that Jack's wife suggested that "the Angel" be shut down. However, this interpretation contradicts the journals in Get to Know Jack.
You get that? I had to." The seeming implication is that Angel caused her mother's disappearance. But you didn't see what she did to her mother. In the Borderlands 2 story mission Data Mining, Handsome Jack says that "I know you think I'm a monster. During Angel's youth, he trapped her in Control Core Angel in order to use her to control Pandora's ECHOnet and to open the vault of The Warrior. Later in life Jack married and had a daughter, Angel, one of the universe's rare Sirens.
|Background = Jack's father died when he was young and his mother left him in the 'care' of her mother Jack's grandmother, who was (at a minimum) physically abusive towards her grandson. The satellite also has a lens that allows Jack to keep an eye on the Vault Hunters at all times. It acts as an homage to his ego as well as a supply base from which he can send supplies and troops down to Pandora. Jack has a geostationary moon base (in the shape of an 'H') in the Lagrange point between Pandora and Pandora's geostationary moon Elpis. A new team of Vault Hunters is tasked with killing Jack and restoring (relative) peace to Pandora. He has taken over the Hyperion corporation, declared himself dictator of Pandora, and stolen all of the credit for finding The Vault, going so far as to claim responsibility for killing The Destroyer. |Intro = Handsome Jack is the main antagonist of Borderlands 2 and the deuteragonist of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.
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