Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Characters List & Guide
On this page you can find the full list of Characters in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, including all Main Characters, Antagonists, Friends, and all GTA San Andreas Characters.
Clicking on a Character brings you to their detailed profile, with character information, bios, appearances, voice actors and more. We also have a list of the Gangs & Factions in the game.
GTA San Andreas Main Protagonist
The protagonist and playable character of GTA San Andreas is CJ, Carl Johnson.
Major Characters
The major characters in the storyline of GTA San Andreas. This includes CJ's friends, the main antagonists and other important mission characters.
Sweet Johnson
Big Smoke
Ryder
Frank Tenpenny
Eddie Pulaski
Cesar Vialpando
Catalina
The Truth
Mike Toreno
Wu Zi Mu
Supporting Characters
Other supporting characters who play a prominent role in the story of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Minor Characters
Other minor characters that make an appearance in GTA San Andreas, including CJ's girlfriends.
Other Mentioned Characters
Berkley | Zero's rival whose business is disrupted by Carl. |
Beverly Johnson | Mother of Carl and his siblings, killed by Ballas members. |
Bobby | Mentioned as a newly open homosexual linked to the Sindacco Family. |
Big Devil | Grove Street Families member who died before 1992. |
Brian Johnson | Carl's younger brother, who died in 1987, missed by the family. |
Herbie | The Truth's astro-goat, mentioned during a mission. |
General Mills | An army general overseeing the Black Project. |
LB | A friend of Ryder who aids in a weapons heist. |
Little Devil | Another Grove Street member, also deceased before 1992. |
Mickey | A Sindacco Crime Family member killed for an investment scheme. |
Ralph Pendelbury | A police officer who was murdered by in C.R.A.S.H. to silence him. |
Scott Wilson | A deceased resident of Palomino Creek, buried in the local graveyard. |
Tony | A Grove Street Families member mentioned as deceased. |
Tommy Vercetti | Protagonist of GTA Vice City, mentioned by Ken Rosenberg. |