Prisoner 1337

"Prisoner #1337, you have been selected to participate in weapons testing."

"Weapons testing? What happened to the execution?"

- The Computer and Prisoner #1337

Prisoner is a member of the rebellion that fought against the Kaiser's regime. He was the main character in the cancelled Video Game.

The Prisoner grew up in Gosford, Australia. When he was old enough, he joined the army, where he served for eight years. When the Kaiser took power in 2006, all the world's military forces fell under his jurisdiction - including the Australian army. The Prisoner served just as faithfully as he had before the take-over, until one event in 2007 when his unit was commanded by the Kaiser to hunt down and kill the families of anyone believed to be in contact with members of the rebellion. However, the Prisoner refused to kill defenceless women and children. His superior officer labelled him a conspirator and traitor and shot him on the spot. However, the wound was not fatal - the Prisoner got his revenge. The family that he saved took him to the rebellion headquarters, where he was treated. It wasn't long before the Prisoner joined the rebellion and began to put his military knowledge to use for a new cause. During this time, he became good friends with both Brittanicus and Scooby Doo.

On a raid in 2009, however, he was captured and imprisoned at the Kaiser's (still under construction) Prison Complex. The Prisoner was branded #1337 and, after having his conciousness removed from his body and placed in a robot, forced to participate in weapons testing programs. After completing six of these tests and remaining alive, the Kaiser himself paid the Prisoner a visit, offering him a chance to re-take his position in the army. The Prisoner declined, instead attacking the Kaiser and fighting a long and bloody battle at the very top of the under construction Prison Complex. By sacrificing his life, the Prisoner did succeed in defeating the Kaiser. However, Shakespeurtin was only projecting his conciousness from afar - he was never really there and so the Prisoner's death was in vain. He died alone on the streets of a deserted city.

Behind the Scenes
In the alpha version of the Video Game, all voice-work for the Prisoner was done by J.D. O'Hallaran. Originally, the character didn't exist and you were in fact going to be playing as Scooby in the Video Game (which was hinted at at the end of the alpha version trailer), but chronologically it didn't make sense. And so, Prisoner #1337 was born.

Fun fact: If you look at his full name really closely, you might notice a very subtle joke...