The cops in that scene also comment that there are no children in the Third District. During the break-in scene, the landlady says that the man never had a daughter, and that he was just a junkie who got wrapped up in a drug deal gone bad.Her father is only ever referenced, never seen.However, some theories claim that this too was a hallucination, and then Zero managed to kill the police squad without the help of the Masked Men, and simply retrofitted the Masked Men into the memory.It should be noted that the Masked Men do have an effect outside of Zero's mind, namely in their appearance in the end of the Chinatown mission, in which they appear in front of a police squad and kill them all telepathically.No other character in the game besides the Masked Men even reference her, and the Masked Men's validity is also questionable as well. The only one to acknowledge her is Zero.

The theory states that she is merely a psychological manifestation of Zero's morality, his last semblance of innocence. The most popular piece of speculation surrounding The Little Girl is that she isn't a real person.In a pre-alpha gameplay trailer, the little girl is named 'Elizabeth', and tells Zero that she recently moved to the Third District with her family because her mother's medicine is cheaper in the district.The post credits scene show that she has been kidnapped by The Masked Men. The latter is where Zero solidifies his bond with her, as he declares he is taking her somewhere away from the drugs and violence of New Mecca.Īfter Zero's return home after his final encounter with his psychiatrist, he discovers his house has been ransacked, and The Little Girl kidnapped. In-between missions, The Little Girl becomes increasingly close with Zero, as she comes inside to look for her lost toy, Leviathan, can watch a movie with him (determinant), and watches the skyline of the Third District with him. The Little Girl is first seen in the hallway of Zero's apartment, running past him and tripping, she talks with him before returning to her apartment. She is at times very candid about her approval or disapproval of things, slightly naïve about the larger world, and prone to not knowing everything really going on in New Mecca. She behaves much in the way anyone might expect a little girl to behave. When she first meets Zero, she is oddly friendly to him and insists that he let her into his apartment to search for her lost Toy. The Little Girl is generally very jovial and carefree. She also wears white socks and red shoes. She wears a white undershirt and a red dress with suspenders. She wears her black hair in two buns held by pink bands. One is named Leviathan, the other is Behemoth. She has two toys that may or may not be significant to the plot. The girl's real name, family, and past are unknown.

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