Hey Y'all just thought I'd add my gamertag to my bebo since I do most of talkin on xbox so here it is

Cup I Dante117

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Okay people been a long time since I wrote to my blog but what can ya do
Long story short me and declan are gonna start making machina soon( a show made with prerendered game engines like an x box) and basicly if ya got any ideas give me a shout or better yet post a comment on the blog

boo sha

Big Boss


Appearances:
Metal Gear Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
Trademark:
Eye patch
A.K.A.:

Naked Snake, Saladin, One Eyed Uncle

Big Boss has quite a résumé. Not only was he the last boss in the first two Metal Gear games, but Solid Snake, Liquid Snake, and Solidus Snake were all cloned from his DNA. On top of that, he was the main hero in both Metal Gear Solid 3 and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops. Between his real self and his clones, the guy plays half the major roles in the series. While his many great acts for both good and evil make his death seem ignominious (he's burned to death by Solid Snake with a gas canister and a cigarette lighter), he's still the most important character in Metal Gear, and the biggest boss of them all.

Psycho Mantis


First appearance:
Metal Gear Solid
Trademarks:
Gas mask, fetish gear
Powers:
Telepathy, psychokinesis

He may not be a very important character in the grand scheme of Metal Gear lore, but Psycho Mantis is still one of the most ingenious and frustrating bosses ever created. Not only did he fuss with your controller, trick you into switching video inputs on your television, read your mind (or at least, your memory card), and brainwash your love interest into attacking you, he was also mentally linked with your attack buttons, so that when you hit one, you were also hitting his dodge button. To beat him, you had to think way outside the box and plug your controller into port 2. From there, you could pummel the psychic fiend out of the future and into the past tense. With the proper amount of respect and reverence, of course.

Gray Fox


Appearances:
Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2 Metal Gear Solid MGS: Portable Ops
Trademarks:
None, when he's invisible…
A.K.A.:
Frank Jaeger, Null

Most people know Gray Fox as "that cyborg ninja" from Metal Gear Solid. But there's more to Frank Jaeger than just flipping out and killing people. He crossed paths with Big Boss as a young killer in Mozambique, fought him a couple times, and eventually joined him, as shown in Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops. But Gray Fox's most significant role in the Metal Gear universe is that of trendsetter: He's the first boss to ever challenge Snake to a fistfight, the first to don the ninja suit, as well as the first to challenge Snake to a fistfight while wearing the ninja suit. He provides the most difficult battle in Metal Gear 2, one of the coolest in Metal Gear Solid, and he dies an honorable death at the end of that game, killed by Liquid Snake and Metal Gear REX. Go ninja, go.

Sniper Wolf


First appearance:
Metal Gear Solid
Resembles:
Liquid Snake, or does he resemble her?
Ethnicity:
Kurdish?

That's right, in spite of her blonde hair and pale complexion, Sniper Wolf hailed from Kurdistan. It's also noteworthy that she was a disciple of Big Boss, whose alias in Metal Gear Solid is Saladin. In case you never studied Middle Eastern history, Saladin was a Kurdish general and warrior who went on to become the Sultan of Egypt and Syria. Coincidence? Probably not, though we can only hope that story is made clear in a future Metal Gear game. In the meantime, we'll have to be satisfied celebrating this enigmatic female lone wolf, and her death at the end of two solid shootouts. Sniper Wolf, we hardly knew ya.

Vulcan Raven


First appearance:
Metal Gear Solid
Trademarks:
Huge gun, lots of ravens
Ethnicity:
Inuit

The most literally named of the Metal Gear Solid bosses was also the one you most hated to kill. He seemed like a good guy, an old soul, and he loved to take care of his ravens, even if that meant making fresh corpses with his humongous Vulcan cannon for them to feed on. At least he put up a good fight, a game of cat and mouse where he was the cat, and you were the mouse. Or maybe your guided missiles were the cats…In either case, this was a fun, scary fight against a guy we wishe