AdolescenceĪs portrayed in the comic series Agent 47: Birth of the Hitman, 47 had formed a brotherly relationship with a clone named 6 and together they were an impressive team of assassins. Subsequently, after (or during) 47's creation, five more 47 clones were made. He cared for the mouse for about a month, until it was killed by a fellow clone as a cruel prank. Five years later, 47 also showed affection to a pet mouse. Ort-Meyer noticed 47 crying and was surprised, as he'd never seen any of his clones do so before. His only display of affection was towards a runaway laboratory rabbit he adopted on August 21, 1970, displeasing Dr. įrom ages five to seven, 47 was quiet and showed little social interaction. Ort-Meyer saw 47 as his first genetically complete success and gave him slightly more attention, even though he had other specimens to consider. He had the numbers " 640509-040147" tattooed on the back of his head ("64-05-09" is the date of creation, "04" marks he is part of Series IV, "01" marks that he is the first, and "47" is to represent that he is the 47th), followed several years later by a Universal Product Code. Infancy and TubeĪgent 47 was created on September 5, 1964, in Ort-Meyer's asylum in Romania. Ort-Meyer tried to make his discoveries public before the 47 clone was created, however, he was discredited as a scientist by his peers as they thought that Ort-Meyer's radical theories were insane. Ort-Meyer's goal was to create "perfect assassins" who could be as physically fit as humanly possible and were capable of obeying orders with devotion and unquestioning loyalty. Therefore, even while the terrorists were in their 60s, they looked much younger.ĭr. In exchange for research funding, Ort-Meyer decided to provide his former comrades with donor organs harvested from clone bodies, which could extend their longevity. After finishing their service, Ort-Meyer started up a mental institution in Romania as a cover for genetic experiments, while the other four became major crime lords and terrorists. In the 1950's, five men of various nationalities began serving in the same unit of the French Foreign Legion, namely, Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer, Lee Hong, Pablo Belisario Ochoa, Frantz Fuchs, and Arkadij Jegorov. Ĥ7's five genetic fathers, from left to right Pablo Ochoa, Ort Meyer, Lee Hong, Frantz Fuchs and Arkadij Jegorov His creation was funded by five criminal masterminds who donated their own DNA to the project. 1.6.5 Odon Kovacs' and Ort-Meyer's DeathĪgent 47 is a genetically enhanced human being, his DNA is the culmination of decades of secret research into gene augmentation.1.6.2 Pablo Belisario Ochoa's Elimination.1.6 Assassination of the "Five Fathers".
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