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Regina Jones

A fixer who keeps Night City's underworld running.

Regina Jones is a character from the video game *Cyberpunk 2077*. She is a fixer operating in Night City during the year 2077. Her primary area of operation is the Pacifica district, though she also maintains an office elsewhere in the city. For the protagonist V, she becomes a key contact after the failed Arasaka Tower heist, providing guidance and contracts when trust is scarce.

Role
Fixer
Location
Pacifica / Japantown (Office)
First Appearance
Cyberpunk 2077

Lore & Background

Regina Jones is a fixer in Night City. She operates primarily in the Pacifica district and maintains an office in Japantown. Her role in V's story begins after the disastrous Arasaka Tower heist. When the heist goes wrong and Jackie Welles is lost, Regina steps in to provide V with necessary connections and contracts. She acts as a bridge between street-level mercenaries and the corporate powers that seek to crush them. Her reputation is built on discretion and results. She ensures that her clients get their jobs done without unnecessary complications, whether dealing with corporate giants or street gangs.

In Their Own Story

The rain slicked the neon-lit streets of Japantown as V stepped into the office. Regina Jones sat behind her desk, the hum of cooling fans filling the silence. She didn't look up immediately, letting the weight of the situation settle. When she finally spoke, her voice was steady, cutting through the noise in V's head like a blade. There were no condolences for what happened on the rooftop, only instructions on how to move forward. In Night City, grief is a luxury; survival is the job.

Reader's Guide

Regina Jones serves as a pivotal contact early in the narrative, guiding players through the aftermath of their first major failure. Background: A veteran fixer with deep roots in Night City's mercenary culture, she represents the professional side of the underworld. Her office is fortified and secure, reflecting her knowledge of threats from both corporations and gangs. Role in Narrative: She acts as a quest giver for Pacifica gigs and provides essential direction after the Prologue. Her missions often involve retrieving assets or dealing with loose ends that could attract unwanted attention. Key Relationships: She had a professional relationship with Jackie Welles, viewing him as competent but reckless. With V, she maintains a transactional dynamic that can evolve depending on choices made during contracts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Regina Jones?

Regina Jones is a prominent fixer who manages illegal contracts and underworld operations within Night City during 2077. She specializes in high-risk jobs that other professionals are too afraid to touch.

Where does she operate from?

While her main operational zone covers the dangerous Pacifica district, she maintains her primary office location in Japantown. This setup allows her to oversee territory while keeping a safe administrative base.

Why is Regina Jones important to V?

She becomes V's crucial lifeline after the Arasaka Tower heist goes wrong and most other fixers cut ties. Regina offers new contracts and guidance when trust is nearly impossible to find elsewhere.

Does she have special cybernetic powers?

Regina does not possess any combat-enhancing implants or supernatural abilities beyond standard human capacity. Her true strength lies in her vast network of contacts, resources, and influence across the city's criminal underworld.

What is Regina Jones's fate in the story?

Her ultimate outcome depends on V's choices throughout the game, but she generally remains a supportive ally until the end. If V completes her major gigs without betrayal, she continues to operate as a powerful figure in Night City.

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