What really stands out about Garena Free Fire is that the game has something for everyone. It has Free Fire characters in real life for all game styles, pets to accompany and give extra strength, as well as costumes to get everyone ready for battle in style.

Behind these creations, there is also a lot of creativity. In addition to the usefulness of the characters, they also bring greater realism to the game, and therefore, many of them are inspired by real-life people. Here are the Free Fire all characters in real life that we can confirm:

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Alok

The first Free Fire character in real life was directly brought to the game from real life so a name change was not even needed. Alok appeared in Free Fire after a partnership between Garena and the famous Brazilian DJ named Alok. If his name sounds like someone from India to you, it's because he was named after the Sanskrit/Hindi word for 'light'.

Miguel

When Miguel arrived in Free Fire, people thought that he was inspired by Captain Nascimento, from the Brazilian 'Elite Squad' movies. In addition to the face being very similar to that of actor Wagner Moura, who played the police officer in both films, Miguel also wears a costume very similar to that of the Brazilian police in those movies.

However, Garena released an update that changed the look of the character last year.

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Jota

The inspiration behind the parkour expert was Indonesian actor Joe Taslim. He worked closely with Garena to create the character's look as well as his ability. The idea was that the first character from Indonesia in the game would be similar to the actor to bring greater representation in the game.

The creation was so successful that Joe even recorded a video playing Jota, in match simulations.

Maxim

Whoever is a Marvel fan would look at Maxim and immediately think of Quicksilver, the fastest hero in the universe of Stan Lee's comics. Like the character who served as inspiration, Maxim has platinum hair and always has glasses on his head.

The two also share the power of speed, as the Free Fire character becomes very quick when consuming mushrooms and healing items. Another similarity that leaves no doubt of inspiration is that Maxim's name is a reference to Quicksilver's real name, Pietro Maximoff.

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Rafael

Impossible to look at Rafael in Free Fire and not immediately think of Hitman, the Square Enix popular video game franchise. Agent 47, the protagonist of the games, is almost identical to Rafael. Both are bald, wear black clothes with a tie, and always have weapons at their fingertips.

The character's story, who is a mercenary, and his 'Dead Silent' ability are a direct reference to the role that Agent 47 plays in Hitman.

Kla

Perhaps one of the characters most similar to the real-life person who served as inspiration, Kla is a reference to Tony Jaa, a Thai actor and martial artist. Jaa became famous with the Ong Bak film trilogy, becoming a big name mainly in his country.

Kla borrowed the look from these films, wearing only shorts and bands in his hands, just like Jaa's character. Kla's skill is the damage his fist does, imitating the Thai actor's martial arts flair.

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Kelly

The character of Kelly is a reference to several things. Firstly, Kelly is a speedy character and her biography says that she was part of the athletics team during high school. The story and the look of the character are exactly the same as that of the character Takako Chigusa, who is a Japanese high school girl forced to battle to the death.

And her character comes from the Japanese film Battle Royale (2000), whose storyline of fighting to the death was the inspiration for the whole BR gaming genre.

Misha

A blonde mechanic, wearing a cap, shorts, glasses around her neck, and a tool belt around her waist. If you try to look for these features on Google, you will probably come across Misha, but also Cindy, from Final Fantasy XV. Both work in the players' car, with Misha increasing the speed of the vehicle that she is driving.

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Kapella

The latest character of Free Fire is inspired by the singers of K-Pop, a Korean music genre that has conquered the world. Kapella's biography even says that she is a superstar in the music world. The inspiration also came in the form of an official clip, in which two Thai singers, Noey and Jam, lent their looks and voices to the character.

Wukong

This monkey is directly influenced by the 16th-century Chinese novel 'Journey to the West', whose protagonist is a Monkey King who accompanies his Buddhist master on the path to achieve enlightenment in the land of Gautama Buddha.

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