Die Anna

Faye Morey as Die Anna on the Prat Cam

Carmageddon

Carmageddon driver
Die Anna
Yellow Hawk
Info
Internal opponent number	1
Strength (1 - 5)	-1
Network availability	hawk
Short name (?)	Anna
Race number	♀ (101)
Top speed	250 mph
Kerb weight	0.8 tons
0 - 60 mph in	3.15 seconds
Stealworthy	Y
Description
"Psychopathic stunner. Born in a body bag and raised in a morgue. Drives the Hawk - faster than Max’s Eagle but not as strong. Best suited to impacts with flesh rather than steel."

The Yellow Hawk is one of two cars that the player can select to drive at the start of the game. When the game is beaten, Hawks in various different colours are unlocked.

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Carmageddon Splat Pack

Carmageddon Splat Pack driver
Die Anna
Hawk II
Info
Internal opponent number	1
Strength (1 - 5)	-1
Network availability	hawk
Short name (?)	Anna
Race number	♀ (101)
Top speed	Unknown
Kerb weight	Unknown
0 - 60 mph in	Unknown
Stealworthy	Y
Description
None

Hawk II is one of two cars that the player can select to drive at the start of the game. When the game is beaten, Hawks in various different colors are unlocked.

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Carmageddon II

Carmageddon II driver
Die Anna
Hawk 3
Info
Internal opponent number	22
Strength (1 - 5)	3
Network availability	never
Short name	Anna
Gender	♀
Race number	1
Status icon
Top speed	240 mph
Kerb weight	1.3 tons
0 - 60 mph in	3.2 seconds
Cost	495,000 credits
Description
"Die's back, with a superslick rival to the all-round great Eagle. A similar vehicle, but faster."

This time, The Hawk appears as an opponent.

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Carmageddon (PlayStation)

The Yellow Hawk appears in this game, driven by Maxine Sane.

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Carmageddon 64

Carmageddon 64 driver
DIE ANNA
Info
Stealworthy	Yes
Repair cost	33,250 credits
Scrap cost	16,625 credits
Sell cost	133,000 credits

This is one of two cars that the player can select to drive at the start of the game. It can also appear as an opponent when you're driving any other vehicle.

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Carmageddon (Game Boy Color)

Carmageddon (Game Boy Color) driver
Hawk
Info
Top speed	240 mph
Kerb weight	1.0 tons
Cost	19,000 credits
Description
"It's back, with a superslick rival to the all-round great Eagle. A similar vehicle, but faster."

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Carmageddon: Reincarnation

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Carmageddon: Reincarnation driver
Die Anna
Hawk R
Info
Vehicle type	Mid-engined Supercar
Top speed	165mph
Kerb weight	1.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in	2.9s
Strength (1 - 10)	1.0
Stealworthy	Unlocked from the start
Race Number	Unknown
Network availability	Yes
Description
"Die Anna… Born in a body bag, raised in a morgue. She drives the Hawk R – faster than Max’s Eagle R but not as tough. It’s far better suited to impacts with flesh rather than metal."

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Die Anna returns with the Hawk R as one of the two drivers available to select at the start of the game. This time around she is modeled after a former Stainless Games employee Sim McDermott.

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Design

The Hawk R once again appears as a bright yellow, mid-engined supercar. The Hawk R's concept artwork

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In-Game model vs Concept Art

Hawk R concept by Doug Telford

As with any artwork versus its in-game counterpart, there will always be some differences, and the Hawk R is no exception. The Hawk R is one of the vehicles that only very loosely resembles its concept art, thus there are plenty of differences.

The concept artwork features:

• Different wheels, The wheels featured in the concept art strongly resemble the BBS CH-R series wheel made by BBS
• Lower profile tires, the in-game model has rather high profile tires and smaller wheels which is unusual for a sports car.
• The wheels also appear quite a lot larger
• Many sponsor decals and a 'Hawk' logo. Besides the 'Wild Cat' skin, all other skins lack any kind of sponsor decals or logos.
• The car also appears to have a longer wheelbase but this could be due to perspective errors
• Differently shaped front intakes and hood scoop
• Different front lights
• The greenhouse appears much further forward on the artwork, and also lacks an A pillar
• Different blade design
• The artwork lacks any side mirrors
• The lines on the bodywork, particularly over the front and rear wheel arch appear taller, with the rear being almost as tall as the greenhouse.
• The artwork also lacks any visible door lines

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Skins

'Wild Cat' skin

Hawk R features eight color variation skins, and one special unlockable skin.

• Rebel Yellow
• Sharp Lime
• In The Navy
• Virgin White
• Frozen Blue
• Peaches
• Hawt Pink
• Raven Black
• Wild Cat (Complete the HOTWIRING HOTSTUFF Challenge to unlock this skin)

Gallery

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  Old Eagle model before it became the Hawk 3.

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  Quarter View

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  Front View

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  Rear View

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  Side View

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  Engine

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  Wreck

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  'Spitting Cobra' skin

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  'Fang' wheel

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  'Prang' wheel

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  Concept Art by Doug Telford

Trivia

• The characters name is a pun on Princess Diana, who was coincidentally killed in a car crash. shortly after the release of Carmageddon.
• As with the Red Eagle, the Yellow Hawk's design harkens to the vehicles of Death Race 2000.
• The Hawk 3 is a Group C endurance racer, with particular similarities to the Nissan R89C and the Jaguar XJR series.
• The Hawk 3's model was originally an old model of the Eagle. It was mostly the same aside from the red color and the open headlights.
• Die Anna, even though a regular character, does not appear in Carmageddon: TDR 2000.
• The 'Wild Cat' skin featured on the Hawk R appears to be a sponsor skin, predominantly featuring Clang and FRKR decals.
• Nobby confirmed that Faye Morey, the actress for Die Anna from the original Carmageddon was asked to reprise her role however due to her job as a primary school teacher she declined in fear that her superiors wouldn't condone her appearance in the game.
• In the mobile game Indestructible, there is a small muscle car named "Mantis". One of the paint jobs available for it is a racing livery bearing a resemblance to the Hawk 3's livery; it also decorates it with a large blade like the Hawk's first incarnation.