If I hadn’t run away, I might have been as fortunate as David with my foster parents.

It’s like the father had his child gacha pulled without his consent.
I wasn’t even allowed to do a gacha.

The ones born from the results of the gene gacha.

It’s a child I got after re-rolling a lot.

(I wonder if Jack, who can’t have children, would be happy if he could have a son… maybe I’ll secretly create one and show him later…)

Liquid
Body
Person
Space

Both Zero and Ocelot are handled so poorly by this guy that it’s really terrible.

This guy, who has a recessive gene, was originally supposed to be a hit, but his growth was poor because of the liquid.

I heard you were trained in SAS a long time ago, but with this personality, it’s surprising you were able to join the military…

It seems that the discussion about dominant and recessive genes is set in a context different from the actual Mendel’s laws.
Solid: “Nonsense! Dominance and recessiveness shouldn’t mean that!”
Liquid: “It’s different from what you learn in textbooks!”
If there had been an exchange like that, it probably wouldn’t have been questioned.

The dominant trait of the soldier gene is CV Galaxy Banjou.

The way they treat David has become unusually gentle.
Including that, it’s all part of the experiment.

The handling of solid materials isn’t gentle either…

I’ve been thinking about how this guy screams so loudly when he’s attacked by a helicopter ever since I noticed it.

I’ve been hopeless since I was a kid.

I wonder what would have happened if I had known that solid is the residue left after filtration.

Solid is kind-hearted, so people around him like him and treat him kindly.

He’s a poor guy who went crazy after learning the secret of his birth, but since the boss said to treat him as a person and not as a son, I’ll treat him like a brat.

Is it complicated because you’re not just like the boss?

Honestly, I wasn’t possessed by the ocelot, it was just an act! I think that’s too much.

The handling of the corpses is truly terrible.
The arm is taken by the ocelot, and the rest is sunk to fake Solid’s death, ultimately becoming part of my father.

I’m too curious about what kind of emotions existed between this guy and Ocelot in MGS1 that led to their master-servant relationship.

It’s just a little better than Solidus.

They’re doing something really insane, like shooting down fighter jets with a combat helicopter…

Was it because it was recessive (dominant) that it didn’t look so much like Naked?

It’s clear from the briefing that Solid isn’t a rough guy… even though he’s naked.

(I am remembering whether the story of my voice changing from Akio to Banjo because part of my throat was cut by a voice cord bug that parasitized me in the Kingdom of Flies is official or a delusion.)

How did you escape from the crashing helicopter with a parachute?

If you wear sunglasses, you look a bit like Kazu too.

This guy has the same soul as when he was three years old, up to a hundred.
Because I was born in a constant rebellious phase, there’s nothing I can do about it.

Did EVA, who was a mother, reveal that she’s a clone?

Even though he was wearing sunglasses, I wonder how Colonel and Snake couldn’t see through this guy disguised as Kaz, who is quite old.

Even though it’s a conversation through the ossicles, it clearly seems like a conversation that can’t happen without visuals.

They say there is a mistake between advantage and disadvantage.
In this case, it’s referring to Big Boss’s soldier gene, so it’s not entirely incorrect.

The naming is too creepy.

Solid can speak six languages, but unlike Hel, he cannot fly.
Rikid can speak 7 languages and is skilled enough to pilot helicopters and shoot down 2 fighter jets.

There is a gene called the soldier gene, which is a gene for combat qualities.
They increased it a bit in a dominant state and decreased it somewhat in a disadvantaged state, or something like that.

In the first place, the liquid is too sturdy.
It’s convincing that you can possess an opponent just with your arms since you don’t die from falling from a helicopter or getting knocked off by Rex, not even in an accident during a chase.

Even though I set the stage saying that the ocelot’s father was a psychic…

It’s often overlooked because it isn’t frequently discussed, but…
The Big Boss of the 100% pure soldier cells is fundamentally a killer… when I think about it, I can understand how he has fallen since 3.

In reality, there are many aspects where the liquid is superior to the soldier’s abilities.
Disguising techniques, maneuvering skills, endurance.
It’s just that the things I’m doing by utilizing my abilities are too much like a terrorist turning the world against me.
In the end, I lost to Solid, and it turns out that not only talent but also the environment one grows up in and one’s own will are important.

But wasn’t it the naked from 3 that threw up from killing too much?

How much do cardboard boxes affect the soldier genes?

I didn’t know that killing too much would make you vomit…

You’re enjoying the battle, aren’t you!

I think it would have been better to say that the communication screen is visually shared with nanomachines.

Only one of the brothers has a different voice.
Isn’t it actually a clone of Major Zero?

Naked is amazing; I’ve been taught that the dead do not remain silent, yet there is no resistance to murder at all.

I think it was written in Smash Bros that Liquid also has a deep love for cardboard, but I’m not sure if it’s something that should be treated as official canon.

But this one is the best masterpiece.

The Naked side has been doing things like Médecins Sans Frontières and Diamond Dogs.
It only looks good because I’ve been eliminating the flashy nonsense that was getting in the way.
What they are doing is intervening in conflicts and wars while stealing everything from equipment to soldiers.
It’s evil to prolong conflicts or manipulate outcomes to twist them in a direction that is convenient for us…

The liquid is amazing, but I feel like about 30% of it relies on Psycho Mantis.

A person who was on the verge of having their plans ruined by Ocelot the spy, while waxing philosophical about Solid.

Don’t make me play with Lamborghini in a solid extension of 3.

FOX…

It seems that Solid has inherited the talent for Killer Instinct, which does not feel guilty about killing, but I wonder if he has come to feel that guilt later on.

I think Mantis is at least three levels above others as an ability user because he can even read the contents of memory cards.
Don’t let it end just because you’ve been possessed and faced a generation gap!

It’s true that it’s the nation’s fault to create a large number of soldiers for war and then throw them away when they are no longer needed, so it can’t be helped.

Solid-kun has a strong moral sense that allows him to kill but says killing is not allowed.
That ethical sense is highly esteemed.

Throughout the series, Mantis is the strangest.

He looks just like Big Boss.

I was troubled by the fact that being a soldier who kills people is easy.
It’s truly wonderful to have the motivation to break free and find a new path.
I have made up my mind to kill for the next generation and fall into hell.

Mantis has such high psychic abilities that he can easily be taken over by others’ intentions…
After doing 5, the line about wanting to be myself at the end of MGS feels rather mournful…

By the way, doesn’t it feel like the world view is a bit different? Speaking of which, the Cobra team was also there.

Volgin is pitifully made into either a complete idiot or a superhuman for the sake of the story.

What is that human power plant…

Aren’t you originally a complete idiot superhuman?

After killing the boss, Big Boss seems to have an elusive personality, you know?
I’ll do jokes that get excited about cardboard and Santa, but that’s not the main point.

It’s the funniest thing that Snake keeps winning against psychics.

Considering that, the strangeness of the poison uncle who rose from a common soldier to that level is remarkable.

The setting that there is a spiritual world has been solidified by the Cobra Team.

If Big Boss isn’t sick, he becomes MPO.
I can’t create something like Outer Heaven.

The Ch○kobra Bra Bra Squad’s last Fury won’t end up that way, though.

It’s really funny that everyone around Volgin is a spy.

I should have known that the boss wasn’t someone who would betray me and my country, but I was suspicious of the boss until EVA spilled the beans.
I seriously want to die.

Let’s do our best for what we believe is right for the world, as the Boss intends.
It ultimately concludes with the common moral view that one must not cause trouble to others or society through oneself.
Only Solid-kun was doing that…

Big Boss has to set up various things to prevent PW and it’s a hassle!

Solid-kun is amazing…

Solid’s life is so intense that I cried at the part with the microwave in 4.

Why is the boss so noble?

The spirit of Solid after MGS is also based on Otacon, isn’t it?

Honestly, if I could wish for something, I would have liked to see enhanced productions for MG1 and MG2.
Particularly, the tragedy of MG1 that is told in MG2.

Solid didn’t want to involve Gray Fox at the point of 1 and couldn’t shoot the Stinger at Liquid.
If it was Solid who participated in the Snake Eater operation, then The Boss cannot be shot.

Mr. Zabosu says he is not noble at all.
Everyone around is reading too much into things…

Being made a test subject, being put in the background, or being sent on a final mission with the premise of self-determination, not uttering a single complaint is the very embodiment of nobility.

Solid is being used for missions just like The Boss.
The person was working hard for the right thing, understanding that it was for everyone.
Even if I get tricked in MGS and become a strange virus carrier and am about to be abandoned.
But if I give up here, there is a risk of nuclear attack, so I was working hard to prevent that.
The Big Boss, who resisted being used by the country too much, has ended up as the enemy of the world…

Inferior genes are no good.

Her loyalty is based on the nation.
Even if it means bearing a bad reputation, a soldier serves, and that’s where Naked couldn’t accept it.

I feel like the Snake in 4 had a setting where he wore an OctoCamo and had Snake’s face displayed on top.
It’s been a while, so I don’t remember it clearly.

It seems like the boss’s beloved disciple is inheriting the spirit.
John, who fights while always questioning his mission and ideology, is a misunderstanding.

It’s really okay to be angry about having a predetermined lifespan.

Unlike solid, it’s too gray, isn’t it?

The Boss was fine with being assigned a disposable mission as long as it benefited the world.
I think only Solid inherited that kind of aspect.

That Psycho Mantis who feels like we can be friends forever and do anything!
It’s about wondering how it feels to watch an old man who loves silly dating sims joyfully decline into a faded state.

Volgin really did something outrageous.

I think it’s not very good to have the mindset that you can do anything for the country, even if the boss is worshiped.

I have a memory of being quite disappointed at the development when it turned out not to be liquid at 4.
The character of the ocelot stood up like crazy.

Solid was able to achieve mental stability because he had friends, but…
Naked friends somehow all start to act like Masaharu.

The boss is nothing more than a super loyal piece.

I think there were some forceful methods used to tie up the various threads in 4…
Vamps that solve everything with liquid possession or nanomachines.

Think calmly; there’s no way they’d transplant an arm and take over your mind!

I guess the reason for the Ocelot’s changes is related to the passing of Koji Totani, and I’ve been thinking about various things.

Solidas flashy used for Naked’s death disguise!!!

It’s hard to deny because it’s a worldview where occult elements normally exist…!

I think the boss is still holding his head in despair next to Soro after his death.

My dad has a spiritual medium ability.
Additionally, the existence of ghosts is also suggested in the story.

The tragic fate of a sad boy who misunderstood the meaning of the term “inferior gene” by looking it up in the dictionary.

There are records that suggest changing the body’s blood can change personality.

(I’m recalling whether the last missile dodge from Fortune was occult or programmed.)

I think there are quite a few people wondering if it was influenced or possessed after 4, just like me.
I’ll never know how it actually was.

Liquid was a fool who only studied war, so he incorrectly remembered the concepts of superiority and inferiority.
If we consider the original usage of dominant and recessive traits, it’s only natural that Big Boss’s genes would be buried, so it is believed that Solid is closer to Big Boss.

Is Solo, Mantis, and Volgin all from Russia… from the USSR?
Isn’t the Soviet Union in that world crazy?

The ocelot may have really been doing Liquid’s Itako up until a certain point, but by the time of 4, it was a disguise.
Looking back, Ocelot pretending to be Liquid was so enthusiastic that it felt out of place.
The real Liquid probably isn’t that pleasant…