| Venus Starr | |||
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| Species | Human | ||
| Size | Normal | ||
| Native Timezone | 1853 | ||
| Related Characters | N/A | ||
| Games | TimeSplitters 2, TimeSplitters Future Perfect | ||
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Venus Starr appearing in Timesplitters Future Perfect.
Venus Starr in Timesplitters 2.
Venus Starr (or simply Venus in Future Perfect) is a cowgirl remarkable for her large bust who appears in TimeSplitters 2 and TimeSplitters Future Perfect.
Appearances
TimeSplitters 2
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Venus Starr
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| Unlock | Arcade League > Honorary League > Burns n' Bangs > Rocket Man with Silver or better | |
| Gallery | Venus left her hometown at a young age in search of fame as a showgirl. Despite her obvious charms and snazzy homemade costume, her career has yet to take off. Perhaps she should have gone somewhere more cosmopolitan than Little Prospect. | |
| Accuracy | Agility | Stamina |
| 10/20 | 6/20 | 12/20 |
Venus Starr first appears in TimeSplitters 2. In the Wild West Story level, she appears as a damsel in distress who must be saved from a burning barn. Outside of Story mode, she appears in several Arcade League matches and a couple of Bot Sets.
TimeSplitters Future Perfect
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Venus Starr
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| Unlock | Arcade League > Honorary League > Fever Pitch > Bag Slag with Bronze | ||
| Gallery | Venus always keeps her shooters loaded and ready for action. | ||
| Gesture | Shakes suggestively, squats, and says "Howdy cowboy. I'm hot. Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me? You can keep your hat on." | ||
| Speed | Stamina | Shock Proof | Fire Proof |
| 6/8 | 5/8 | 5/8 | 5/8 |
Starr returns in TimeSplitters Future Perfect, but with a diminished role. She doesn't appear in Story mode and is only seen in an Arcade League match where she has allied herself with Jared Slim and Eli Scrubs.
Trivia
- In TimeSplitters 2, if the small heads cheat is activated, the bottom of her hair will still be normal size, as if it were part of her body.
- Part of Venus Starr's TSFP gallery entry may be a reference to the 1972 Randy Newman song You Can Leave Your Hat On.