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Jimmy Hopkins

From The Codex
"Mature Content"
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“ Mom, why’d you marry that phony? What is wrong with you? I can’t believe this. „
~ Jimmy at the very beginning of Welcome to Bullworth

“ So here I am, at probably the worst school in the country. Whose alumni are nothing but arms dealers, serial killers and corporate lawyers. Real scum. And that old creep thinks he can tame me? We shall see, my friend. I only give people what they have coming to them. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 1

“ With Russell pacified, I could be forgiven for thinking my troubles at Bullworth were over. But this place is a rotten onion. Peel off one stinking layer and there's another even smellier one beneath. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 2

“ Now, Derby is really stupid, malevolent, and rich. So it will surprise none of you to discover in a future life he'll end up in congress. But this my story, not his. With the trust-fund babies under control, it's time to turn my attention to their sworn enemies: those greaseball kids. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 3

“ I'm starting to feel pretty good about myself. I've just taken control of two of the school's worst cliques, but I know there are bigger problems just around the corner. Problems with overdeveloped pituitary glands and brains the size of peas. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 4

“ So here I am, suddenly the king of the school. I never meant for things to turn out this way. I just wanted to control a couple of psycho kids and be left alone. But now I guess I'm certainly going to live the good life. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 5

“ Finally everything is sorted out, more or less. I mean I don't want to say we're going to live happily ever after or anything like that, but life is certainly going to get easier. „
~ Jimmy during the beginning of Chapter 6

Background

James "Jimmy" Hopkins is the playable character and the main protagonist in Bully. He was voiced by Gerry Rosenthal.

This dropdown contains the synopsis of Jimmy Hopkins’ story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!

Jimmy is dumped at Bullworth Academy by his often remarried mother and his new stepfather, who Jimmy describes as a "rich old phony", whilst they go on a year long honeymoon cruise. Jimmy had previously been expelled from seven schools for a variety of reasons which include graffiti, violent conduct, bad language, being disrespectful to staff, and according to small talk, arson. Bullworth is Jimmy's last chance to avoid juvenile detention and, knowing Bullworth's reputation, he prepares for the worst.

Although Jimmy's actions after the events of Bully aren't known, Dan Houser of Rockstar Games discussed Jimmy in an interview. He specifically mentioned that he "didn't see" Jimmy turning out to become the type of person who would make a Grand Theft Auto protagonist.

“ I never saw him as being that level of degenerate...I saw him as a bad teen, because he comes from a tough home, who could go either direction. He's not going to be a carjacker. He's too white collar for that already. He's at a shit private school, but he's going to end up being really happy because he's at the worst bit of his life, or being a sort of messed up white collar doofus. He was an unpleasant soul, but he had a heart. To some extent you could say the same was true of [Grand Theft Auto 4's] Niko in a bizarre way. But [Jimmy's] not trying to burn down the school, he's more trying to stand up to injustice. „
~ Dan Houser

Jimmy is 15 years old and is smaller in height than most students, but is reasonably stocky. He has freckles on his cheeks and wears a gold stud earring on his left ear. He also has a ginger buzz cut, and brown eyes. At the beginning of the game, he wears a brown jacket over a white t-shirt, with faded blue jeans and white sneakers. His school uniform consists of a blue Bullworth vest over a white shirt with khaki school slacks. His pajamas consist of a dark blue t-shirt with a flaming yellow skull on the front and on the back that appears to probably be the tag of the shirt, pale yellow sweat pants with undone ties, and white socks. His athletic uniform consists of a yellow t-shirt with the Bullworth Bullhorns logo in red and khaki school shorts and sneakers.

Over the course of the game, Jimmy can obtain a wide variety of clothes, haircuts, and tattoos. This allows the player to either have him adopt the look of one of the cliques, or make his own unique fashion statement. He generally wears his clothing more disordered than intended; for example, he wears his school uniform with the collar unbuttoned and unfolded, and his white shirt is untucked. Jimmy's hair is naturally red--when buying haircuts, the red cuts are always cheaper because he doesn't have to pay for dyeing.

In early screenshots, Jimmy was somewhat uglier. He had fewer freckles, a larger and red nose, and ears that stuck out. He also wore gray slacks and boots instead of khaki slacks and sneakers.

Jimmy's only true friend at the school is Pete Kowalski. Jimmy is not always respectful towards Pete, but in the end he defends and sticks up for Pete. In return Pete provides a voice of reason for Jimmy, figuring out solutions to Jimmy's problems when fisticuffs and violence don't suffice.

General Information

Name: James Hopkins

Nicknames: Jimmy

Origin: Bully

First Appearance: Bully

Latest Appearance: Bully

Company: Rockstar New England

Actor: Gerald Raymond Rosenthal (Gerry Rosenthal)

Sex: Male

Sexuality: Bi-Sexual (Jimmy can date and kiss both girls and boys)

Pronouns: He/Him

Age: 15 (Noted himself that he's 15 years old[1])

Homeworld: Earth

Residence: Bullworth Academy in Bullworth, New England

Story Role: Protagonist, Anti Hero

Classification: Student

Species: Human

State of Being: Regular

Physiology: Human Physiology

In-Universe Creator: Likely a God Figure (As shown in GTA Online when a character dies they are sent to a heavenly like realm where Chris Fromage resurrects them, with this in mind that means there is likely a God in the Rockstar continuity of games)

Occupation: Paper Boy (Can take a job to do paper delivery route), Lawn Mower (Can take a job to do mow people's and public areas lawns)

Affiliations: Pete Kowalski, The Bullies (After Chapter 1), The Preppies (After Chapter 2), The Greasers (After Chapter 3), The Nerds (In the middle of chapter 4), The Jocks (After Chapter 4), The Townies (After Chapter 5)

Enemies: Gary Smith, The Bullies (During Chapter 1), The Preppies (During Chapter 2 and Chapter 5), The Greasers (During Chapter 3 and Chapter 5), The Nerds (During Chapter 4 and Chapter 5), The Jocks (During Chapter 4 and Chapter 5)

Status: Alive

Alignment: Chaotic Good (Was directly noted by Dan Houser that Jimmy is not remotely anything like the GTA protagonists, being at worse a bad teen who won't even do actions such as car jacking and is trying to stand up to injustice[2]. Even with the bad teen statement, Jimmy has shown to be a morally good person, even in the very first mission, he helps Eunice get chocolate that was taken from her[3]. Will help people out with tasks and protect them from harm as long as they give him something in return, with Algie even noting that Jimmy isn't mean[4]. Will help people with erands such as giving packages to people. Can help girls walk back to their dorms. Notes during the beginning of "Help Gary" that he can't keep getting in trouble and wants to just live a good school life[5]. A lot of Jimmy's actions being viewed as standing up to people and keeping them in line[6]. Tells Russel Northrop to stop picking on and bullying weak kids[7]. Cleared the lines for girls he liked without the use of violence[8]. Shown to be genuine friends with Petey and wants to help him out[9]. Helped out an adult under attack by Russel[10]. Helped Johnny Vincent check to see if his girlfriend is cheating on him[11]. Saved Cornelius Johnson from greasers, and helped defend Algie from Johnny Vincent [12]. Jimmy notes he fights different cliques to show he's tougher then them so they will stop bullying the weak and innocent[13], even when messing with Petey, he will defend him when others try to bully him[14]. Even after defeating Earnest, he offered to work together with him and not pick on him and his nerd clique. Jimmy directly noted he wants to stop the bullying[15], goes out of his way to save all the students within the burning building[16]. Went out of his way to go into an asylum and find Johnny Vincent to help break him out[17]. Learned from Zoey that Mr. Burton is a dirty creepy that got her expelled and helps her on getting revenge on him[18]. After defeating Gary Smith, Jimmy tells the headmaster all of the wrongdoings in the school that should be fixed[19])

Protection Level: Street Protector (Saved the entire school after Gary put it into complete mayhem, causing the students to get into fights everywhere[20])

Threat Level: Street Threat (Jimmy can choose to be a nuisance to the police and general society, such as breaking a bunch of expensive equipment in a warehouse[21], or deciding to graffiti city hall[22])

Codex Statistics

Grade: A (Jimmy is one of the toughest kids in the school, taking the school over before Gary messed with it)

Tier: 9-B, Higher with Weapons

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Wall level (Repeatedly punches Gary Smith so hard they crash through wooden planks, with Gary tanking each one and still fighting against Jimmy[23]. Can fight against, and harm Russell Northrop, ultimately defeating him[24], who rammed his motorcycle into a gate causing a massive explosion[25] and was perfectly fine[26], which results in this levels of energy. Easily took down a bully[27], and a group of bullies with one of them being armed with a baseball bat[28], which bullies like Davis White can take a full brick thrown at them at such force that it completely shatters[29]. Can swing baseball bats so hard that they completely shatter after a couple of hits[30]. Can fight and harm the Jocks and Ted Thompson who can tank an explosive football at pointblank range, with the stronger jocks even getting up after taking multiple of them[31], which results in these levels of energy. Can fight and harm Edgar Munsen who can take repeated blows from a steel pipe[32]. Can completely break open crates to where everything shatters[33]. Can casually break pots and parts of Mr. Hattrick's house[34]. Can overpower the greasers, the preps, the jocks and the townies in dodgeball[35]. Can take on a group of Townies to gain their hideout[36]. Able to fight while ambushed by a group of preps), Higher with Weapons (Weapons such as the spud gun can instantly knock out regular enemies, and can defeat the prefect members in three shots, who can take a large amounts of hits from Jimmy normally. With Rubber Band Ball, gets stronger and faster the more it bounces off of walls)

Durability: Wall level (Took getting hit by a large sledgehammer, which sent him flying through a wall and breaking it[37]. Shook off an attack from Russell Northrop all the way back in chapter 1[38], who was able to bust open a locked metal gate by ramming his head through it[39]. Can take hits from a large steel pipe[40]. Can take hits from a baseball bat[41]. Survived a fall off the school roof along with Gary Smith and tanked a fall through a glass window[42].)

Striking Strength: Wall Class (Jimmy is able to destroy marble statues and reduce them to dust[43], resulting in this levels of energy)

Lifting Strength: At least Superhuman (Can open up locked gates with his own hands physically[44], along with closed garage doors[45]. Able to casually lift and swing a giant sledgehammer[46]. Can lift a giant piece of the gym off a student pinned down from it[47]. Can rip off parts of machines to use as shields, and can rip pipes off the wall[48])

Travel Speed: Superhuman (Jimmy is capable of outrunning dogs even when they're at full sprint[49]), Higher with Skateboard (Gets around faster with his skateboard then he does on foot), Even Higher with Bike (Outran the cop cars going at high speeds while on his bike[50])

Attack Speed: Superhuman

Reaction Speed: Superhuman (Could react to Johnny Vincent while he's on bike, who outran cop cars going at high speeds[51]. Can react to Bif Taylor, who is the boxing champion of the Preps boxing club[52])

Stamina: Superhuman (No matter who chases after Jimmy, he is always shown to have greater stamina then them as they always get tired out and winded. Can chase after Davis leading him into a trap without ever getting tired and winded, where he has to open up gates, fight Davis' allies, along with going to open closed garage doors, and fighting multiple of Davis' allies, leading to fighting Davis in a ranged fight all without feeling winded or tired[53]. Went through an entire gauntlet of bullies to go save Bucky, and after rescuing him had to go through another gauntlet of bullies all while protecting Bucky[54]. Went to fight against Bif Taylor and beat him in a boxing match, and then afterwards went through a gaunetlet of preps, before fighting against Derby himself without tiring[55]. In the last mission, Jimmy goes and fights the leaders of each clique along with some of their second in commands or lackies, while running throughout the school to each one of their turfs, then proceeded to chase after Gary Smith up the school, and throws Gary along with himself down the school, and gets into an even longer fight with him, where they both kept crashing through multiple wooden planks and keep on fighting, ending with them falling through a glass window and hitting the floor and Jimmy still getting up able to move around, only getting slightly tired[56])

Range: Standard Melee, Extended Melee with Bats and other Melee Weapons, Dozens of Meters with Slingshot & Ranged Weapons (Can shoot people from the top of the audotorium[57], and hit all the jocks while they're running on the football field while he's aiming from a tree[58])

Intelligence: Gifted Intelligence (Taught fighting techniques from a military veteran, with the military veteran noting they are "classified moves" and "special army stuff", though the validity of these statements are questionable since Jimmy in-game learns moves from him such as uppercuts[59]. Despite just picking up a slingshot, he is able to accurately fire it to hit all the windows at a school bus and hit all the jocks while they're running on the football field while he's aiming from a tree[60]. Jimmy is shown to be skilled in his classes and pick up information from them fast. With chemistry, he is able to do all the instructions and is praised by the chemistry teacher with his work[61], making him able to make fire crackers, make stink bombs, make itching powder, make full ammo from his chem set, and finally he's able to make these at any time once he fully completes chemistry. As noted, he can use his chemistry set in his room to make weapons. With English Class he is able to find all of the words to complete in the puzzle, using this to apologize more effectively to where he can apologize to bullies without them expecting anything in return, give better taunts to scare people away faster including bullies which increase even further after English 4 being able to deal with bullies from a distance, apologize to prefects for small crimes without getting busted, and finally, even apologize to the police for small crimes which will have them leave him alone. With art class, Jimmy is a skilled artist capable of drawing an incredibly well done drawing of his teacher, where with this class he learns how to exchanged a gift for a kiss from a girl (and boy), and from Art 5 he can kiss girls (and boys) without having to give them a gift. With shop class, Jimmy learns how to work on and fix bikes, being noted by the teacher to have learned what there is to learn. In Biology Class Jimmy is able to successfully dissect different animals. In Geography Class Jimmy is able to tell and map the different countries of the world based on their flags. In Math Class Jimmy is able to answer various different math related questions rather easily, understanding that a race car is not faster then a rocket ship)

Knowledge: Expert level (Knows various different punches and kick techniques along with grapples, before even learning from a military veteran[62]. Able to break into lockers[63]. Able to protect Earnest during his entire speech from the bullies constantly trying to interrupt it[64]. Jimmy also uses creative strategies and ways around fights, such as with his fight against Davis where he was using a slingshot on a high ground, using a garbage can to block all the slingshot bullets[65] and any nearby item to throw at Davis[66])

Powers and Techniques

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Genius Intelligence, Human Achievements (As shown with art class, Jimmy is a skilled artist capable of drawing an incredibly well done drawing of his teacher. As shown in photography class, Jimmy is a skilled photographer being able to take good photos of different objects required throughout the school and town. Jimmy is shown within music class to be a decent drummer musician. Shown to be a skilled video game player, getting a higher score then all of the nerds in ConSumo. Able to do the Bullworth Team cow dance[67]), Martial Arts (Knows various different punches and kick techniques along with grapples, before even learning from a military veteran[68]. Taught fighting techniques from a military veteran, with the military veteran noting they are "classified moves" and "special army stuff", though the validity of these statements are questionable since Jimmy in-game learns moves from him such as uppercuts, leg sweeps, heavy kick combo, a five hit combo, a roundhouse kick, and an overhead punch[69]. With Gym Class, Jimmy learns new wrestling moves, he learns the headbutt, the 3 hit charge combo, the takedown, the knee drop, and the takedown & three hit combo. Can beat various members of the preps clique in boxing[70], who are lovers of boxing[71]. Went to fight against Bif Taylor and beat him in a boxing match[72]), Weapon Mastery (Unique Weaponry & Marksmanship; Jimmy is skilled with a variety of different weapons, such as being able to use fire crackers in combat, the spudgun. Despite just picking up a slingshot, he is able to accurately fire it to hit all the windows at a school bus and hit all the jocks while they're running on the football field while he's aiming from a tree[73]. Jimmy also uses creative strategies and ways around fights, such as with his fight against Davis where he was using a slingshot on a high ground, using a garbage can to block all the slingshot bullets[74] and any nearby item to throw at Davis[75]), Vehicular Mastery (Land Vehicles; Able to ride skateboards and perform multiple tricks on them, able to ride bikes and perform tricks on them. Able to successfully deliver papers around the town on bike[76]. Can drive around on a lawn mower and successfully cut all the grass[77]. Beat a group of preps in a bicycle race[78]. Raced and won against Johnny Vincent and his greasers who purposefully kept rigging the race against Jimmy[79]), Acrobatics (Shown that he is able to jump pretty high during dodgeball, can pull off dodgerolls during dodgeball), Social Influencing (Jimmy is able to use apologies to end aggressive behavior towards him[80], and can use his words to woo girls[81]. With English Class he is able to find all of the words to complete in the puzzle, using this to apologize more effectively to where he can apologize to bullies without them expecting anything in return, which increase even further after English 4 being able to deal with bullies from a distance, apologize to prefects for small crimes without getting busted, and finally, even apologize to the police for small crimes which will have them leave him alone. With Art Class, Jimmy learns how to exchanged a gift for a kiss from a girl (and boy), and from Art 5 he can kiss girls (and boys) without having to give them a gift), Intimidation (Jimmy can use his words for threats and bullying tactics to scare people away[82], with English Class he is able to find all of the words to complete in the puzzle, using this to give better taunts to scare people away faster including bullies), Stealth Mastery (Jimmy can use objects such as garbage bins to hide from prefects when he's in trouble[83], can hide from prefects[84]. Snuck around to take pictures of Lola cheating on Johnny Vincent[85]. Hid behind Mr. Hattrick's car and followed him all the way home[86]. Snuck into the insane asylum to get Mr. Galloway out[87]), Preparation (With chemistry, he is able to do all the instructions and is praised by the chemistry teacher with his work[88], making him able to make fire crackers, make stink bombs, make itching powder, make full ammo from his chem set, and finally he's able to make these at any time once he fully completes chemistry), Accelerated Development (Other; Skill; Through taking classes such as dodgeball in gym, Jimmy becomes more accurate with his weapons), Pain Tolerance (Can take an off-guard kick into the testicles and get up from it just fine[89]), Statistics Amplification (Health Amplification) & Healing (Kissing a girl gives Jimmy a health bonus reaching up to a 100% health bonus).


Resistance to Poison Manipulation (Traveled around in the chemical plant just fine without any real damage to him, even when fighting near acid[90]. Jimmy can spray the poison gun around in a room and be perfectly fine which gives a warning sign to all the toxic poisons it holds[91])
Explosion Manipulation (With fire crackers, cause small explosions after being thrown, with the firework launcher, launchers explosive fireworks at the enemy), Fragrance Manipulation (With the stink bomb, catches an enemy off guard by hitting them with a putrid smell that distracts them from fighting), Status Effect Inducement (With the spray paint, can spray directly into someone's eyes to temporarily stun them and leave them open for attacks. With itching powder, makes one instantly start itching all over when hit with it), Statistics Boost (With Rubber Band Ball, gets stronger and faster the more it bounces off of walls), Poison Manipulation (With poison gun, holds very toxic poisons that can kill plants[92])

Equipment


  • Skateboard: The Skateboard is an inventory item in Bully. Jimmy gets it very early in the school year, as a reward for the mission Defend Bucky. Although it is a vehicle rather than a weapon, Jimmy carries it at all times, and must equip it to use. PC version of Scholarship Edition has an external button allowing Jimmy to quickly equip / unequip the Skateboard instead of having to scroll through the Inventory Wheel. In the PS2 edition by hitting L2 and R2 together it can be equipped and on Wii you can press both + and - buttons at the same time. It is slower than a bicycle but faster than walking on foot. The skateboard accelerates when going down hill, and decelerates while going uphill. Snow on the roads gives the skateboard less traction and makes it harder to steer. The skateboard is very slow on grass and dirt and won't gain momentum. Jimmy can do ollies on the skateboard simply by pressing the O button on the PS2 version and down on the Wii while at speed. By pressing the Triangle button near the rear of a moving car on the PS2 edition of the game, Jimmy can skitch a ride. Skitching allows the player to have a free automatic ride, however the downsides are that it raises your trouble meter a bit, and you cannot control where the car you have latched on to will go. Riding the skateboard also makes Jimmy immune to taking damage from falling. He can jump off the tallest buildings while riding the skateboard with no ill effects. However, if Jimmy attempts to ride up stairs or runs into a wall using the skateboard, he will crash and take minor damage.
  • Slingshot: The Slingshot is a small hand projectile weapon that is used mostly by Bullies and Greasers. When fired closely to their target, slingshot rounds do a decent amount of damage and normally knock out a typical student with a few hits. It takes a long time to charge a shot, however. After completing The Setup, Jimmy obtains a slingshot by taking it from Davis White. Unlike other weapons in the game, the slingshot will not be lost when Jimmy is busted. Jimmy's slingshot has infinite ammo. Jimmy's slingshot is replaced by the Super Slingshot after the mission The Candidate is completed. However, it is possible to retain the slingshot with cheat codes.
  • Super Slingshot: The Super Slingshot is an upgraded version of the Slingshot. Earnest gives the Super Slingshot to Jimmy after Jimmy completes The Candidate. It has a scope, enhanced accuracy and faster charging times. One fully-charged head shot can knock out most targets, and two can even stop a prefect. If Jimmy charges the Super Slingshot while locking on to a nerd, the nerd will cower. If close enough, Jimmy will have the option to humiliate him. This can be done by holding the fire button and then switching to Jimmy's fists. Jimmy can humiliate the nerd even if the nerd has full health. However, instead of running and falling down after being humiliated, the nerd can still attack Jimmy. Similar to the regular Slingshot, the Super Slingshot has infinite ammunition and will not be lost if Jimmy gets busted.
  • Camera: Although not technically a weapon, the Camera is found in Jimmy's inventory with the other weapons. Just like the slingshot, Jimmy can never lose it when he is busted. He can throw punches like normal while holding the camera, but he can't block attacks because pressing target Lock-on will make him aim the camera toward his opponent. If Jimmy points the camera at people who are hostile towards him, either through manual aim or target lock-on, they will insult him and eventually attack. After completing Photography 4, it is replaced with the digital camera.
  • Digital Camera: Just like the slingshot, the camera has an upgrade called the Digital Camera. This type of camera takes coloured photos. It becomes available after Photography 4 and is used in Paparazzi and Rudy the Red Nosed Santa regardless of whether Jimmy has completed Photography.
  • Firecracker: The firecracker is a small explosive that causes a loud bang and a minor explosion. A firecracker will explode immediately after striking someone but will have a small countdown before exploding if it lands onto a surface. Firecrackers do significant damage, and Jimmy usually needs only one to knock out another student. If Jimmy is caught in the explosion, he will take damage; a faint, high-pitched sound will also ring out, implying that Jimmy's hearing has been damaged by the explosion. He can throw them ahead of himself and toss them over his shoulder as he runs. If he holds one for too long while aiming at someone, it will explode in his hand and cause him damage. Jimmy can make firecrackers at his Chemistry set after completing Chemistry 1. They can also be thrown down a toilet as a prank; doing so makes water spurt and human waste gush out of all of the toilets. The brand "Little Devil" can be seen on each firecracker.
  • Stink Bomb: Stink Bombs are vials of green chemicals in a glass beaker that turn into green smoke when thrown. They do no damage, but their foul odor makes anyone inside the smoke area (including Jimmy) hold their nose, rendering them unable to fight. The smoke also briefly blinds everyone caught in it, allowing Jimmy to hide without being seen. They are a favored weapon of the Nerds. Jimmy can make them from his Chemistry set after completing Chemistry 2. He can push stink bombs directly into people's face if he shoves them while holding one, he can throw them from his bike, or throw them behind him while running.
  • Carton of Eggs: A carton that contains eggs. The eggs do very little damage, but they can stun targets. If a person is hit in the face by an egg, they will have to wipe the mess off, which temporarily renders them unable to fight. Eggs are the favored weapon of the Preppies. Jimmy can throw eggs while riding his bicycle, and if he pushes someone while he has eggs equipped, he will smash an egg into their face.
  • Bag of Marbles: These are marbles that come in a bag, which can be thrown on the ground, causing the marbles to spill. Anyone who steps on the marbles will fall down. The bag does not have much range when thrown (however, it is possible to hold down the attack button for a long-distance throw), but Jimmy can toss it behind him so people chasing him may trip. Marbles are one of two inventory weapons that never become available in Jimmy's dorm room. They can be found in a few specified spawn points in the game. They can also be obtained by picking lockers and buying them from Dragon's Wing Comics. The easiest place to find them is next to the broken-down school bus in the school parking lot.
  • Itching Powder: Itching powder is a powder that comes in a packet. It does no damage, though when thrown at another person, it causes them to itch, rendering them unable to fight, similar to effects of thrown eggs. If someone with itching powder on them bumps into someone else, that person will also 'catch' the itch, making it a useful tool against a mob. It can also be used to provoke students into fighting each other. Jimmy can punch people covered in itching powder without affliction, but he cannot grab them. Jimmy can make these after passing Chemistry 3.
  • Bottle Rocket Launcher: The Bottle Rocket Launcher is a launcher that fires powerful bottled rockets, and it is one of the only two firearm weapons in the game. It does significant damage, but it is also inaccurate and has short range. It is obtained from Bucky after Jimmy beats Nerd Challenge. Jimmy can carry twelve bottle rockets but only fire three at a time. He then has to reload the launcher. While holding the launcher, Jimmy can perform a three-strike combination that uses it as a club rather than throwing punches.
  • Spud Gun: The Spud Gun is a pump-shotgun that fires potatoes and holds up to eight shots. It is extremely powerful, and most opponents can be knocked out with a single shot to the head. A shot can even reduce most prefects to very low health. It is given to Jimmy by Earnest after Jimmy defeats him in the mission Nerd Boss Fight. Since Jimmy does not carry any extra ammo with him, he must refill his gun from a new one, which can be found in most of Jimmy's save locations. Ammo refills can also be purchased at Yum Yum Market (as with bottle rockets, buying spuds does no good unless Jimmy has a spud gun). When holding the spud gun, Jimmy uses a three-strike combination that uses it as a club rather than throwing punches.
  • Spray Paint: Spray Paint is a can of paint that is normally used for tagging. Jimmy unlocks it after completing the mission Tagging. Spray Paint can also be sprayed in someone's eyes to incapacitate and damage them. Spray Paint can never be found in Jimmy's room; instead, it must be found on campus or purchased from a Yum Yum Market location. The easiest place to find it is just south of the Boys' Dorm, in the alley between the dorm and a raised platform. If Jimmy provokes a student into fighting while they are tagging a wall, the student will use their spray paint as a weapon.
  • Rubber Band Ball: A blue, bouncy ball which is made by collecting 75 rubber bands. Similarly to the slingshot, it never runs out of ammunition and cannot be taken away when Jimmy is busted. There is a short recharge time after throwing one. When thrown, it bounces around and unfailingly knocks down anyone it hits, including prefects and police, but excluding Jimmy himself. If a rubber band ball stops moving, Jimmy can pick it up and throw it again. Unlike most weapons, the rubber band ball does not do additional damage if it hits a target in the head.
  • Newspaper: Normally used in the Paper Route minigame, newspapers can be thrown at various aggressors for minor damage. They can be obtained in Jimmy's standard inventory by using a cheat code, by failing Paper Route or by completing newspaper mission with 100% stats.

  • Baseball bat: The baseball bat is a weapon favored by Jocks. Baseball bats can be found around the gym and football field. They can also be found at the Clubhouse save point or taken away from Jocks or Bullies. The Baseball bat can be used two ways. The default attack and a quick clubbing blow does modest damage. It also has a much more powerful "charge" attack that does far more damage and knocks most opponents down. Baseball bats break after seven or eight hits, regardless of which attack was used. Non-player characters wielding club weapons can do a running attack, which knocks most students backwards.
  • Big Pipe: Used in the boss battle with Edgar, it never breaks but is held with both hands and takes longer to swing than other melee weapons.
  • Bottle: The Bottle is a bottle of alcohol wrapped in a brown paper bag. Hobos can sometimes be seen carrying them around. Jimmy can pick up a Bottle as a weapon, but if he attacks while holding one, he will punch as he would normally. It can be thrown for minor damage while sitting on a tree branch, and shatters upon impact. Moreover, he cannot consume the Bottle's contents.
  • Broom: A large push broom, carried by Mr. Luntz. It is only available when he appears on campus and if Jimmy can manage to take it from him. Mr. Luntz will automatically overpower Jimmy if he tries to grab it, but he'll drop the broom if hit with a stink bomb, itching powder, or if given a wedgie. Giving Luntz a wedgie only counts as "bullying", rather than "bullying authority", so this is the best way to get it. The broom breaks after a few uses. After the broom breaks Jimmy can pick up the broken handle as if it were a weapon. However, if he tries to use it, his swings go through whoever he is trying to hit.
  • Cafeteria Tray: These weapons can be found in the cafeteria in Bullworth. They can be used as a club, thrown for mild damage, and act as a shield against projectiles.
  • Cricket Bat/Paddle: These weapons can be found in Harrington House or the Beach House as wall decorations. They function the same way that baseball bats and wooden planks do. Preppies can sometimes be seen carrying these around. They are clearly used for decoration rather than to actually play cricket, but are called "cricket" in the data files. There are also a few references to paddles still in the game's data, and the objects are most likely one and the same. Note: The cricket design while on the wall is different than while it is being held.
  • Fire Extinguisher: Although there are missions where the fire extinguisher is actually used for putting out fires, they are primarily used as weapons. They can be discharged to disorient an opponent briefly, or used as bludgeoning weapons. They are less effective than baseball bats, but will never break. Extinguishers are found inside most buildings, but picking one up constitutes theft, and can get Jimmy into trouble.
  • Flowers: If Jimmy gives one of the kissable boys flowers, he can then steal the flowers instead of trying to kiss him. He will use it like a yardstick but it will break in 1 hit. Flowers can't be stolen from the girls because they will knee him in the groin automatically if he tries to grapple them to take the flowers.
  • Garbage Can Lid: Found in the Greasers hangout and in the auto yard if the trash cans are smashed, as well as a few alleys in Bullworth Town and New Coventry. These are used during the mini boss fight with Davis in Chapter 1. Jimmy throws it like a frisbee, but can also be used to smash people over the head. It does not break during use. It can also be used as a shield, capable of blocking all attacks including those that normally go through Jimmy's guard. However, it still can't block the running tackle or Russell Northtrop's tackle during Russell in the Hole.
  • Golden Pipe: A weapon that Johnny wields in the mission Fighting Johnny Vincent. It can only be used by the player through modding, as Johnny does not drop the pipe.
  • Plate: Found in Harrington House, the school Cafeteria or the Beach Clubhouse. Can be thrown like a frisbee or smashed over a student's head. However, unlike the trash can lid or the plaque, it will shatter when thrown or smashed against people.
  • Plaque: A metal plaque on a wooden backing, the plaque can be used as a club or thrown as a weapon. It does not break during use. Found only in Harrington House and the Beach House. It is essentially a reskin of the garbage can lid, as it has the same functions and makes the same noise on contact.
  • Poison gun: Found on the top floor of Harrington House, the poison gun is essentially a reskin of the fire extinguisher. The poison it shoots does minor damage to humans and temporarily stuns them, and the gun itself can be used as a bludgeoning weapon. It is used to kill the Crapula Maxima plant on the mission Weed Killer. During Chapter 6, Jimmy can climb to the top of Harrington House and take the gun.
  • Pom-Pom: Found with the cheerleaders in The Big Game or Nice Outfit. They can be held like a weapon, although Jimmy just punches as normal while holding one, and they do no additional damage.
  • Riding crop: An accessory of Gary Smith's Halloween costume, it can be taken from him by forcing him to drop it, functions like a yardstick but never breaks, and is only available during the Halloween mission, wherein it will disappear as soon as Jimmy falls asleep.
  • Steel panel: A steel panel embossed with a biohazard symbol, wielded by Jimmy during the fight against the Townie leader, Edgar. Using the steel panel, Jimmy can block Edgar's blows and deliver heavy blows of his own. However, after Edgar hits the panel a few times, the steel panel shatters, forcing Jimmy to rip more off the wall.
  • Sledgehammer: A large, heavy sledgehammer that the Greaser Norton Williams used. It can be used after defeating Norton in a mini boss fight only during the mission, The Tenements. It does not break, and is the only thing that can break down the wooden walls inside the tenements. Players cannot fight anyone with it without a cheat device as they must defeat all of the other Greasers to challenge Norton, and players cannot leave the building with the sledgehammer as they drop it when they open the window.
  • Umbrella: Occasionally, students use these when it is raining. It functions like a yardstick but is unbreakable. However, unlike most melee weapons, Jimmy cannot "charge" the umbrella for greater damage, and instead of knocking anyone head first into the ground like the yardstick, it sends most students flying backwards, while tough students or adults flinch backwards. Jimmy can put the umbrella up if the player hits a certain button, but can't fight with the unfolded umbrella. If he tries, it immediately re-folds.
  • Vase: This is a blue vase with flowers growing out of it. They are found in the Library and inside the Harrington House, as well as a few yards in Old Bullworth Vale, and can be smashed over someone's head once before shattering. It can send most characters down, including large students like Damon and the Prefects, although adult authority figures only flinch. Strangely, Jimmy can charge up his throwing the vase like a slingshot shot. One fully charged hit can knock out weaker students like the Nerds. Throwing a vase at someone might cause them to fall down in slow-motion, and if Jimmy throws itching powder at the student immediately after smashing the vase, the student will remain in mid-air scratching for a short time.
  • Wooden plank: The wooden plank is a common melee weapon, made available by destroying a table, chair, barrier or crate. Wooden planks are the second most favoured weapon of the Bullies and Greasers, both cliques can sometimes be seen carrying planks around. One hard swing can knock a student out. Repeated blows will break the plank.
  • Yardstick: Just as the name says, it is a yardstick. Favoured by the Nerds, especially Thad Carlson. The yardstick can be used to slap, or it can be stabbed with as if it were a sword. It breaks after roughly a half dozen uses. While dressed as a pirate on the island, Vance Medici carries a special yardstick that never breaks. This yardstick has been misidentified as a wooden sword.

  • Apple: A small, red fruit. The Prefects will throw it at Jimmy if he is somewhere they can't reach. Usually seen under trees or in the cafeteria. It can be thrown for minor damage, but can also be eaten to marginally boost health. These can be used to start a food fight.
  • Bag of dog poo: A brown paper bag with dog feces inside it, used in The Big Prank. It can be thrown for minor damage, although doing so fails the mission.
  • Banana: A yellow fruit. These can be found in the cafeteria. The player can throw them to start a food fight, but he can also eat the banana, then drop the peel for someone to slip on. The game keeps track of the number of times Jimmy has slipped on banana peels. Dropping the banana intentionally counts as a weapon being fired.
  • Basketball: This ball can be kicked or thrown at other people for minor damage. If Jimmy picks it up and walks or jogs while holding it, he can dribble it. If Jimmy throws the ball while facing one of the basketball hoops in front of the gym or in old Bullworth Vale Jimmy will attempt to throw the ball through the hoop. The game keeps track of the amount of times Jimmy has dribbled a basketball.
  • Brick: A normal brick. The Police will throw it at Jimmy if he is somewhere they cannot reach, such as on a car or in water. The brick is also used by Jimmy in the mission The Setup. It can be thrown while on a bike. Deals minor damage.
  • Dead rat: A rat after being hit with a projectile. It makes a squishy noise when thrown. Students will become angry if hit by it, but if it is thrown in front of them, they will yell in disgust before fleeing. Throwing rats merits a "Using Prank" rule violation.
  • Football: A normal, brown, pigskin football. It is found on the school's athletics field. Can be thrown or kicked for minor damage. The football has no realistic bounce physics, it bounces and rolls in straight lines like the basket ball and soccer ball. Just like the frisbee, if a Jock is greeted while holding a football, after a short time, they will wave, and the football can be thrown at them and be caught by them.
  • Rigged football: Only available during The Big Game and Jock Boss Fight. Looks exactly the same as a regular football, just with a firecracker taped on. It will explode if thrown at someone, or after a certain time.
  • Frisbee: A red, circular disk, found on the football field, near the Harrington House, on the beach, or in front of the Boys Dorm. It is very inaccurate, and has a fair chance of being carried by the wind. Deals minor damage. Jimmy can play frisbee with a student with over 50% respect by aiming at them. They will make a waving motion with their hands. The action button can then be pressed to launch the frisbee and they will catch it.
  • Snowball: Only available during winter, which is during Chapter 3. It has to be made from certain areas with the right amount of snow. These can be used to start snowball fights. Although they are just made of snow, throwing one is still considered a violation. Throwing snowballs at boys is only a minor violation. Throwing snowballs at the girls and little kids fills the trouble meter to orange, and throwing them at adults and authority figures fills it to full red. Most students will either run or throw snowballs back rather than try to start a fistfight. However, snowballs actually do damage that, in a snowball fight, can add up quickly. If Jimmy gets on a bike while holding a snowball, he'll keep hold of it.
  • Soccer Ball: A black and white soccer ball, which can be kicked or picked up and thrown. It does minor damage to anyone who it hits. Soccer balls can be found on the football field, but there is also one next to the School Parking Lot and a few in the lot in front of the Boys' Dorm.
  • Textbook: Textbooks can be found by lock picking lockers or stealing them from students. When thrown, a textbook deals minor damage and pages fly out of it. Some of the pages say, "I (red heart) LISA" or "I (red heart) JOE", although neither Lisa nor Joe appear in the game. Girls, little kids and adults can be knocked out with a textbook without causing the prefects or the police to try to bust Jimmy for it by throwing it at them, but throwing the textbook at prefects or the police will raise the trouble meter to the max.
  • Toilet Paper: A small roll of white toilet paper that can be picked up in the basement for two errands, and it cannot be used under other circumstances. It can be thrown for minor damage.
  • Water Balloon: Red balloons that have to be filled with water from a tap or water fountain to be used. Water balloons are normally thrown at other characters as a prank, and are heavy enough that one can break a window. They become available after completing an errand for Otto Tyler. They can be created at water fountains.

  • Dodgeball: A red rubber dodgeball. These are only used during dodgeball games, but older screenshots show them available during free roam.
  • "Kick Me" Sign: Technically not a weapon, it is found only in lockers or from students carrying one. A kick me sign is planted on someone's back. Any student approaching that person will then kick them, including prefects and police, even if the person they are kicking is much bigger and stronger than they are, or an authority figure. If a student tries to kick a member of his own clique, the kicks will go through the student without touching them. In the Xbox 360 version of Scholarship Edition, the kicks actually connect.
  • Spud cannon: This is the only weapon that is fully automatic in the game, and it cannot be moved. It is found on the gates to the observatory, and it is used in a couple of missions, including Stronghold Assault and Defender of the Castle. It can be used in free roam, whether just to shoot randomly or to gun down students who have been lured into the observatory. It causes immense damage, and as few as two hits can cause a knock out. It has unlimited ammo.
  • Volcano 4000 Firework: This is a large firecracker shaped like a volcano. When set, it kicks out colorful sparks and hisses, causing students nearby to run toward the lit firecracker and watch it. After a while, it explodes, doing a large amount of damage to anyone who is too close. Characters have dialogue lines specifically for when they are watching a Volcano 4000. The Volcano 4000 is used primarily in the Halloween mission in Chapter 1 as one of the pranks the player must complete but can be stolen from lockers on occasion. Sometimes a Bully, Greaser or Nerd can be seen running across campus holding one, and Jimmy can take it if he catches the student before he plants it.

Notable Techniques



Move Obtained by Notes
Triple hook combo Starts the game with
Push/Throw Starts the game with An opponent can be pushed into a second opponent, damaging him
Running shoulder attack Starts the game with Knocks down the smaller students in each clique
Running tackle (in front) Starts the game with Characters immune to being grappled cannot be tackled
Running tackle (behind) Starts the game with Can be executed on anyone including girls and adults
Slam into wall and knee to groin Starts the game with
Grapple combo Starts the game with
Takedown Starts the game with
Mounted punches Starts the game with Press attack button for light punch, hold for heavy punch
Kick a downed opponent Starts the game with Press attack button for light kick, hold for heavy kick
Headbutt Pass Gym 1 Knocks opponent down
Gut slug Pass Gym 1 Knocks opponent down
Heavy grapple combo Pass Gym 1 Knocks opponent down
Uppercut Find the first Transistor Stuns opponent if hit in the front
Leg sweep Find the second transistor Trips most students, knocks the strongest ones (e.g. Russell) to one knee
Knee drop to groin Pass Gym 3 If attempted when opponent is in red health, Jimmy executes the face spit bullying move
Thrust kick Find the third transistor Knocks an opponent back, and knocks them down if hit on their back
Five punch combo Find the fourth transistor The uppercut can send small students flying backwards while medium sized students fall backwards
High roundhouse kick Find the fifth transistor Knocks most students down, the strongest ones flinch backwards
Overhand punch Find the sixth transistor Knocks down anyone including authority figures and adults and goes through blocking

Beyond fighting on the ground, combat while riding bikes is also utilized by Bullworth students. Primarily fighting on bikes is used to sabotage an opponent in a bike race, though the Greasers are the main users due to being a "bike gang."

  • Fist: Consists of a single straight punch to the side, which can knock an opponent off their bike if done repeatedly.
  • Egg: Throwing an egg can cause the victim to be stunned temporarily.
  • Stink Bomb: Has similar effects to the egg, but has a larger radius, which can affect multiple students.
  • Firecracker: The most dangerous tool to use when fighting on bikes, firecrackers can inflict heavy damage on the rider, and in some cases knock them off their bike.

Other

Standard Tactics: Jimmy will use the best equipment for the fight, normally opting for long ranged tactics or ways to trap his opponents with preparation, using various tools of his.

Weaknesses: Despite Jimmy's many intelligent feats, he is very naïve and gullible, as shown with him falling for Gary Smith's lie of them ruling the school together and ultimately being betrayed by him, and letting the power of ruling all of the cliques get to his head which allowed Gary to come in and single-handedly ruin his relationship with all of them and nearly getting Jimmy expelled.

Note: Though Bully may seem like a series consisting of regular school students, that are a large variety of superhuman and Wall level feats in the game that show the contrary, along with the cartoonish nature of Bully it would make sense why the characters are this ridiculously strong for what's meant to be a regular school setting.

Battle Records

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  • Wade Martin - Fight[93]
    • Conditions: None.
    • Location: Outside Boys Dorm at Bullworth Academy.
  • Davis White - Fight[94]
    • Conditions: Davis had a bunch of bullies try to attack Jimmy before Jimmy could fight him.
    • Location: Workshop area of Bullworth Academy
  • Russell Northrop - Fight[95]
    • Conditions: Fought within a cage.
    • Location: Basement of Bullworth Academy called "The Hole"
  • Crapula Maxima - Fight[96]
    • Conditions: The plant was unable to fight back as Jimmy used weed killer on it.
    • Location: Preppies Dorm in Bullworth Academy
  • Bif Taylor - Fight[97]
    • Conditions: Boxing match rules
    • Location: Glass Jaw Boxing Club in Old Bullworth Vale
  • Derby Harrington - Fight[98]
    • Conditions: Derby had a bunch of preppies fight Jimmy before fighting Jimmy himself.
    • Location: Glass Jaw Boxing Club in Old Bullworth Vale
  • Norton Williams - Fight[99]
    • Conditions: Norton had a large sledgehammer.
    • Location: Northeast Corner of New Coventry
  • Johnny Vincent - Fight[100]
    • Conditions: Johnny was on his bike fighting Jimmy.
    • Location: New Coventry
  • Earnest Jones - Fight[101]
    • Conditions: Earnest fought from far away on top of a platform.
    • Location: Nerds Hideout in Bullworth Academy
  • Mascot - Fight[102]
    • Conditions: Jimmy lead the mascot into the gym's swimming pool to fight against him.
    • Location: Gym at Bullworth Academy
  • Ted Thompson & Damon West - Fight[103]
    • Conditions: Jimmy was fighting against the entire football team.
    • Location: Football field at Bullworth Academy
  • Edgar Munsen - Fight[104]
    • Conditions: None.
    • Location: Chem-O Lot in Blue Skies Industrial Park
  • Gary Smith - Fight[105]
    • Conditions: Jimmy lost all of his equipment prior to this fight.
    • Location: Roof of Bullworth Academy

None.


  • Russell Northrop - Fight[106]
    • Conditions: None.
    • Location: Outside of Boys Dorm at Bullworth Academy
    • Note: The fight was cut short by Mr. Hattrick, though as we see with Russel in the Hole, Jimmy would have won this fight if not interrupted.

References

  1. ↑ Chapter I: "A Little Help"
  2. ↑ "I never saw him as being that level of degenerate...I saw him as a bad teen, because he comes from a tough home, who could go either direction. He's not going to be a carjacker. He's too white collar for that already. He's at a shit private school, but he's going to end up being really happy because he's at the worst bit of his life, or being a sort of messed up white collar doofus. He was an unpleasant soul, but he had a heart. To some extent you could say the same was true of [Grand Theft Auto 4's] Niko in a bizarre way. But [Jimmy's] not trying to burn down the school, he's more trying to stand up to injustice."
  3. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  4. ↑ Chapter I: "Save Algie"
  5. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  6. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  7. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  8. ↑ Chapter II: "Movie Tickets"
  9. ↑ Chapter II: Race the Vale
  10. ↑ Chapter II: Tad's House
  11. ↑ Chapter III: Jealous Johnny
  12. ↑ Chapter III: "Wrong Part of Town"
  13. ↑ Chapter III: "The Rumble"
  14. ↑ First Cutscene of Chapter IV
  15. ↑ Chapter V: "The Gym is Burning"
  16. ↑ Chapter V: "The Gym is Burning"
  17. ↑ Chapter V: "Finding Johnny Vincent"
  18. ↑ Chapter V: "Revenge on Mr. Burton"
  19. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  20. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  21. ↑ Chapter V: "Smash It Up"
  22. ↑ Chapter V: "Making a Mark"
  23. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  24. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  25. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part I"
  26. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part II"
  27. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  28. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  29. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  30. ↑ Chapter I: "Defend Bucky"
  31. ↑ Chapter IV: "The Big Game"
  32. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part II"
  33. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  34. ↑ "Glass House"
  35. ↑ Dodgeball Minigames/Gym Class Missions
  36. ↑ Chapter V: Townies Challenge
  37. ↑ Chapter III: "The Tenements"
  38. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  39. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  40. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part II"
  41. ↑ Chapter I: "Help Gary"
  42. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  43. ↑ Chapter V: "Smash It Up"
  44. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  45. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  46. ↑ Chapter III: "The Tenements"
  47. ↑ Chapter V: "The Gym is Burning"
  48. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part II"
  49. ↑ "Revenge on Mr. Burton"
  50. ↑ Chapter III: "The Rumble"
  51. ↑ Chapter III: "The Rumble"
  52. ↑ Chapter II: "Boxing Challenge"
  53. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  54. ↑ Chapter I: "Defend Bucky"
  55. ↑ Chapter II: "Boxing Challenge"
  56. ↑ Chapter V: "Complete Mayhem"
  57. ↑ Chapter I: "The Candidate"
  58. ↑ Chapter I: "Slingshot"
  59. ↑ Chapter I: "A Little Help"
  60. ↑ Chapter I: "Slingshot"
  61. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  62. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  63. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  64. ↑ Chapter I: "The Candidate"
  65. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  66. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  67. ↑ Chapter IV: "The Big Game"
  68. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  69. ↑ Chapter I: "A Little Help"
  70. ↑ Chapter II: "Prep Challenge"
  71. ↑ First Cutscene of Chapter II
  72. ↑ Chapter II: "Boxing Challenge"
  73. ↑ Chapter I: "Slingshot"
  74. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  75. ↑ Chapter I: "The Setup"
  76. ↑ Paper Route Missions
  77. ↑ Lawn Mowing Missions
  78. ↑ Chapter II: "Race the Vale"
  79. ↑ Chapter III: "Lola's Race"
  80. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  81. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  82. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  83. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  84. ↑ Chapter I: "That Bitch"
  85. ↑ Chapter III: "Jealous Johnny"
  86. ↑ "Glass House"
  87. ↑ Chapter IV: "Galloway Away"
  88. ↑ Chapter I: "Making New Friends and Enemies"
  89. ↑ Chapter I: "Character Sheets"
  90. ↑ Chapter V: "Busting In, Part II"
  91. ↑ Chapter II: "Weed Killer"
  92. ↑ Chapter II: "Weed Killer"
  93. ↑ Chapter I: Welcome to Bullworth
  94. ↑ Chapter I: The Setup
  95. ↑ Chapter I: Russell in the Hole
  96. ↑ Chapter II: Weed Killer
  97. ↑ Chapter II: Boxing Challenge
  98. ↑ Chapter II: Dishonorable Fight
  99. ↑ Chapter III: The Tenements
  100. ↑ Chapter III: Fighting Johnny Vincent
  101. ↑ Chapter IV: Nerd Boss Fight
  102. ↑ Chapter IV: Nice Outfit
  103. ↑ Chapter IV: Jock Boss Fight
  104. ↑ Chapter V: Showdown at the Plant
  105. ↑ Chapter V: Final Showdown
  106. ↑ Chapter I: Welcome to Bullworth
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