Sniper tf2 | Mick Mundy

Hailing from Australia (but born in New Zealand), he prefers to pick his targets off from a distance, though he isn't afraid to get his hands dirty if the situation requires. Preferring to hide in elevated or hard-to-see spots, the Sniper can pick off slow-moving classes like the Heavy with ease. The Sniper is also ideal for eliminating enemy Medics and Engineers, giving his team a chance to advance. While he traditionally uses the sniper rifle, he can also equip a bow and arrow. Under his birth name Mun-Dee, the Sniper was born in the underwater country of New Zealand to Bil-Bel and Lar-Nah in the early 1940s. After his father made a failed attempt to get New Zealand's council of leaders to send their country into space he decided to a build a rocket for himself in order to go to space by himself. However, since his rocket is only built for one person, he ended up getting into a fight with his wife over on who gets to be the only occupant. Amidst the confusion, the Sniper, who was an infant back then, proceeded to crawl into the rocket and he was launched through New Zealand's underwater dome which flooded the city and killed all of its inhabitants save for his parents, who managed to survive. Because of faulty construction on the rocket, the Sniper crash-landed in Australia where he was found by his adoptive parents; Jonathan Mundy and his wife Mrs. Mundy. Having been raised by his adoptive parents throughout his childhood, the Sniper likes to spend his time outdoors under the hot sun. During the summer of 1968, he was hired as a mercenary to continue the war between Redmond and Blutarch Mann, as each fight each other for the land their late father had purchased. During those years, the Sniper would stay in touch with his adoptive parents either by payphone or mail. The Sniper is an outdoorsman who's loved to spend his time outdoors ever since childhood. He loves his job as an assassin, but this usually results in a conflict with his adoptive father, who believes that his son has become a "crazed gunman". Sniper takes his job as a mercenary seriously. Since sniping is quiet, calm, and focused, he has developed a high level of patience, as he can wait until the sun sets to finally kill his target. Despite his status as a deadly mercenary, he proves himself to be quite an oddball by, for instance, urinating in mason jars while on the job to use as a weapon on his targets. In addition, he seems to be against people who murder simply to murder, referring to it as "mental sickness". He also finds torturous killings to be unprofessional.

Regardless of the tensed conflict with his adoptive father over his mercenary job, Sniper loves both him and his adoptive mother and would always keep in touch with them. This love extended to the point where after Sniper died, when he succumbed to the wounds inflicted on him in the comic "Blood In The Water", he begged to stay with his adoptive parents in Heaven. It is there that Sniper finally gained the approval of his adoptive father. Although he can be loud and noisy if the time is appropriate, the Sniper shows that he is easily the most calm and collected of the mercenaries.

Sniper lives in a 1958 Land Rover Series II model camper van. He is mocked by the other mercenaries for this, as shown in some of their domination lines. The revelation of Sniper's true birthplace explains why he isn't extremely strong and brash like other Australians in the TF2 universe, being unaffected by Australium in the womb. Though his parents looking like Sniper instead of the average Australian is still not known

He is 189 cm height and about 75-80kg. His age around 28 years old, but he looks like very older.

Along with the tenor saxophone, Sniper can also play the didgeridoo, an Australian Aboriginal wooden tube instrument. While working as a sniper, he had absolutely no time to leave his post, so he had to relieve himself in jars. Because of this, it partly became a habit for him. He may have also developed a fetish for urine, but he's unlikely to ever admit it unless he's drunk or his partner initiates the conversation.

How the Sniper relates to other team members: Scout The Sniper sees him as a noisy, immature, but not malicious guy. He is sometimes annoyed by the Scout's chatter, but he tolerates it – deep down understanding that he just wants attention. He might silently cover him on missions, even if he later pretends that "it just happened." Soldier He treats the Soldier with cautious acceptance. He doesn't try to correct him or understand his logic – he simply accepts him as a natural phenomenon. The Sniper appreciates his loyalty to the team, even if he completely ignores everything the Soldier says outside of missions. Pyro The Sniper's relationship with Pyro is... strange, but calm. He doesn't fully trust him because he doesn't understand Pyro, but he's not afraid. He treats him as a being with a different perception of the world and tries to keep his distance without provoking him. Demoman He has quiet mutual respect with the Demoman. They can sit next to each other in silence, each lost in their own thoughts, and that's fine. The Sniper sees his pain and doesn't pry with questions – he simply stays nearby if needed. Heavy The Sniper genuinely respects the Heavy. He appreciates his straightforwardness, strength, and surprisingly gentle nature. He feels safe with the Heavy – a rare feeling for him. Engineer The Engineer is one of the few people the Sniper truly trusts. He respects his intelligence, calmness, and lack of unnecessary words. There is a lot of silent understanding between them and rare, but meaningful conversations. Medic The Sniper doesn't like the Medic – and that's putting it mildly. He keeps his distance, is constantly wary, and doesn't let himself be out of sight when near him. However, he acknowledges his usefulness and effectiveness, even if he feels inwardly tense. Spy The relationship is complex, but interesting. The Sniper doesn't trust the Spy, but respects his professionalism and intelligence. Their dialogues are a subtle game of witty remarks and observations, where each sees through the other. Miss Pauling The Sniper treats her with restrained respect. He sees that she is not just an "administrator," but a person under constant pressure. He doesn't flirt or intrude – but he listens when she speaks and does the job without asking unnecessary questions.