Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake center around the rivalry between protagonist Solid Snake and his commanding officer-turned-nemesis and genetic father Big Boss. This rivalry served as the basis of the Les Enfants Terribles storyline introduced in Metal Gear Solid, where Solid Snake is revealed to be a clone/son of Big Boss, along with his two brothers: Liquid Snake and Solidus Snake. In Metal Gear Solid 2, Raiden goes to confront the terrorist leaded by Solidus, ending in the reappeance of Liquid.
Solid Snake (voiced by Akio Ōtsuka in Japanese and David Hayter in English) is the series' protagonist and the player's primary character in Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2, and Metal Gear Solid 1 and 4. In Metal Gear Solid 2, he is playable only in the main game's prologue sequence, while both PSP Metal Gear Solid titles, Portable Ops and Peace Walker, serve as prequels set before Solid Snake's birth. In Guns of the Patriots, due to his aging process being accelerated and gaining the appearance of an old man, he is given the nickname Old Snake, and is the playable character once more.
Big Boss (voiced as a young man by Akio Ōtsuka in Japanese and David Hayter in English, and as an elder man by Chikao Ohtsuka in Japanese and Richard Doyle in English) is known as the greatest soldier that ever lived. Big Boss is introduced as Solid Snake's commanding officer in Metal Gear, but reveals himself to be the enemy leader at the end of the game. He fights Snake a second time in Metal Gear 2, apparently being killed. In Metal Gear Solid, his remains are a part of a terrorist group's ransom demands. He gains the title "Big Boss" after defeating his mentor, the legendary war hero "The Boss", in the penultimate battle of Metal Gear Solid 3, and is presented with the title by the President. After he finds out that killing "The Boss" was part of a cover up and that "The Boss" had never really turned sides, he lays flowers at her unmarked grave. He appears as the protagonist of Metal Gear Solid 3, Portable Ops, and Peace Walker under the identity of Naked Snake.
Gray Fox (グレイ・フォックス, Gurei Fokkusu?, spelled "Grey Fox" in the MSX2 games) first appears in the original Metal Gear as a high-ranking agent of FOXHOUND (the "Fox" codename being the highest commemoration within the unit) who goes missing during a mission prior to the events of the game, his last transmission being a cryptic message simply saying "Metal Gear". Solid Snake's initial objective in the game is to rescue Gray Fox, who reveals the true nature of Metal Gear to the player.
Fox returns in Metal Gear 2, having left FOXHOUND and defected to Zanzibar Land to join Big Boss' side. Fox pilots the new Metal Gear model, Metal Gear D, and confronts Snake a few times, while secretly assisting him as an anonymous informant. Snake destroys Metal Gear D and ends up being challenged by Fox to a fistfight in the middle of a minefield. Fox's past is fleshed out in this game and his civilian identity is revealed to be Frank Jaeger (フランク・イェーガー, Furanku Yēgā?, "Frank Yeager" in the MSX2 version). His face portrait in the MSX2 version was modeled after actor Tom Berenger.
An Eastern engineer responsible for creating the TX-55 Metal Gear mecha in the original Metal Gear, as well the TX-11 Arnold (Bloody Brad) androids. Dr. Pettrovich is one of the hostages Snake must rescue along with his daughter Ellen. In Metal Gear 2, Dr. Pettrovich bitterly defects to Zanzibar Land and develops Metal Gear D after being rejected by the scientific community. He comes in contact with Snake in the game while posing as a hostage, but attacks him after the truth is revealed. He somehow survives and is mentioned in Metal Gear Solid 4 as the scientist who saved Raiden's life after he was turned into a cyborg by The Patriots. A character bearing Dr. Pettrovich's namesake appears in Snatcher.
The character was simply called "Dr. Pettrovich" in the MSX2 version of Metal Gear. He was given the full name of "Petrovich Madnar" in the MSX2 version of Metal Gear 2, a name that was originally used in Snatcher. In the later revisions of both games, he is referred by the full name of "Drago Pettrovich Madnar". His likeness in the MSX2 version of MG2 is modeled after Albert Einstein.[citation needed]
The leader of a resistance movement in Metal Gear, who helps Snake as a radio contact. He discovers the identity of the Outer Heaven leader, but is silenced before he can mention his name. In Metal Gear 2, Schneider appears under the guise of "Black Color" ("Black Ninja" in the re-releases), a high-tech ninja under the service of Zanzibarland and the first boss in the game. Solid Snake kills him during a battle but does not learn his true identity until he collapses. He then reveals to Snake that NATO led a bombing raid against Outer Heaven, not caring about the war orphans and/or war refugees. He also tells Snake that Big Boss had forgiven the resistance for being against him, and rescued as many of them as he could from the bombings, both Outer Heaven personnel and Resistance members. Col. Roy Campbell (ロイ・キャンベル大佐, Roi Kyanberu Taisa?, "Roy Kyanbel" in the MSX2 version of Metal Gear 2), is introduced in Metal Gear 2 as the new commanding officer of FOXHOUND. He serves as Snake's primary radio contact in the game and gives information about his mission objective and general gameplay tips. Colonel Campbell's speaking portrait in the MSX2 version was modeled after Richard Crenna, who is known for the role of Col. Sam Trautman in the Rambo films.[citation needed] In Metal Gear Solid, Campbell comes out of retirement to command Solid Snake once again. Campbell has more of a personal stake in this mission, as his niece, Meryl Silverburgh, is held captive by the revolutionary force Snake is battling. While Campbell is initially forced to keep a number of secrets from Snake, he gradually reveals more and more of them as the story continues, until, finally, Campbell is briefly arrested. However, he is exonerated after Solid Snake defeats Liquid Snake.
Solid Snake (voiced by Akio Ōtsuka in Japanese and David Hayter in English) is the series' protagonist and the player's primary character in Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2, and Metal Gear Solid 1 and 4. In Metal Gear Solid 2, he is playable only in the main game's prologue sequence, while both PSP Metal Gear Solid titles, Portable Ops and Peace Walker, serve as prequels set before Solid Snake's birth. In Guns of the Patriots, due to his aging process being accelerated and gaining the appearance of an old man, he is given the nickname Old Snake, and is the playable character once more.
Big Boss (voiced as a young man by Akio Ōtsuka in Japanese and David Hayter in English, and as an elder man by Chikao Ohtsuka in Japanese and Richard Doyle in English) is known as the greatest soldier that ever lived. Big Boss is introduced as Solid Snake's commanding officer in Metal Gear, but reveals himself to be the enemy leader at the end of the game. He fights Snake a second time in Metal Gear 2, apparently being killed. In Metal Gear Solid, his remains are a part of a terrorist group's ransom demands. He gains the title "Big Boss" after defeating his mentor, the legendary war hero "The Boss", in the penultimate battle of Metal Gear Solid 3, and is presented with the title by the President. After he finds out that killing "The Boss" was part of a cover up and that "The Boss" had never really turned sides, he lays flowers at her unmarked grave. He appears as the protagonist of Metal Gear Solid 3, Portable Ops, and Peace Walker under the identity of Naked Snake.
Gray Fox (グレイ・フォックス, Gurei Fokkusu?, spelled "Grey Fox" in the MSX2 games) first appears in the original Metal Gear as a high-ranking agent of FOXHOUND (the "Fox" codename being the highest commemoration within the unit) who goes missing during a mission prior to the events of the game, his last transmission being a cryptic message simply saying "Metal Gear". Solid Snake's initial objective in the game is to rescue Gray Fox, who reveals the true nature of Metal Gear to the player.
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The character was simply called "Dr. Pettrovich" in the MSX2 version of Metal Gear. He was given the full name of "Petrovich Madnar" in the MSX2 version of Metal Gear 2, a name that was originally used in Snatcher. In the later revisions of both games, he is referred by the full name of "Drago Pettrovich Madnar". His likeness in the MSX2 version of MG2 is modeled after Albert Einstein.[citation needed]
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