![]() Besides its massive size, its arms are even more massive. It has a human-looking head and there are twisted wires coming from metal conductors on its back leading into its arms and shoulders. One cover shows a full body artwork of a Handyman. The October 2010 issue of GameInformer features 3 different covers. In the short gameplay beta demo, the Handyman appears again, attempting to pursue Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth, even going so far as throwing a live horse at them before he is forced over the edge of a broken bridge and sent plummeting to the ground far below. Another Handyman later appears as a hand that grabs Elizabeth away from saving the falling protagonist. The Handyman grabs the protagonist, who can only see the beating heart visible in a glass chamber, and throws him out the window. When he is thrown to the ground, he sees briefly that the one drowning him is the Handyman, whose large footsteps approach, smashing a diver figurine beneath its metal foot. In the teaser trailer for BioShock Infinite, the protagonist is drowning in a fish tank. Thick bundles of cables run from their limbs to a pair of conductors on their backs. They also have exposed human body parts, particularly their head and heart, the latter of which is kept in a fluid-filled glass tank on their chests attached to several hoses. Unlike the Big Daddy, Handymen are dressed in patriotic uniforms rather than diving suits and have a gorilla-like posture and build. ![]() Like the Big Daddies, the Handyman is a human artificially bonded to a mechanical suit, possessing great strength and speed, as well as a short temper. The Handyman, or Alpha, appears in BioShock Infinite as an archetypal armored enemy in Columbia, similar to the Big Daddy of Rapture. GameInformer's cover, showing artwork of a Handyman. Elizabeth and Booker DeWitt while fighting a Handyman. ![]()
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