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He kinda is the evil twin he just doesnt know that hes a tool of the patriots technically liquid is kinda the good guy...just not in the context of this engagement
It's like the main protagonist of a hack and Slash only stopping to take their time with the boss and just treating everyone else like training dummies
@@libertylivesin1776 I hope so, I remember watching my brother play this back in '98 or '99 then i got his copy around 2000ish when I was in 6th grade, I still have my Game guide book of this lol that magical time when information wasnt at our fingertips! I would love a remake or remastering as having not played twin snakes.
@@sethritchie4032 Twin snakes only redeeming factor is the graphics were on par with what Konami offered with MGS2 on PS2. The original is a masterpiece that just needs a few graphical updates and gateway tweaks to work with the newer camerastyle as the Twis Snakes did not take these factors in account when implementing new features like POV shooting making certain elements way to easy and of course the soundtrack, audio changes and over the top cuts ends just ruined the experience for traditional fans. A true remake would be great but I honestly just want the original MSX games remade.
Ocelot to Liquid "You don't know Mantis's background. You don't know what kind of monster he is." Liquid "You fool Ocelot, We have both been retconned to know his background!"
Holy hell, I got confused for a moment. I thought the comic was going in an entirely different direction. Looks like Psycho Mantis' powers worked on me a little too much.
I like it too but hate that they made Otacon react that way. The og ending where Snake tells Hal his name is so tender and also sweet. "I'm Hal, Dave... maybe we should go off to jupiter" is like one of the most iconic endings and they made Hal respond ooc.
I do, but if film adaptations of video games of the past are anything to go on, then pigs will sooner fly than they'd adapt a video game plot. Unfortunately they're more likely to just mash together some non-canon script that nicks tropes from all the games. If I had it my way, I'd produce a big budget TV series, maybe a netflix original, beginning with Snake Eater and ending with GOTP. Each game would occupy a season, like GoT did with the novels. They did a similar thing for the graphic novels (which span MGS1-MGS2, which was the inspiration for the digital novels), so they could do the same for the whole series. Ah, dreams are free!
Any film adaptation of MGS would be utterly redundant, not to mention that having its events play out on a movie screen would highlight all of the films it pays homage to (or 'Rips Off', if ya wanna be snarky about it haha) in a much more negative fashion than it does experiencing those all tributes (Escape From NY, et al) a playable game
I really have to say that I thouroughly enjoy David Hayter's performance as Snake in this graphic novel. It sounds very believable and the delivery is quite good. The character sound like they're actual people talking to each other.
I thought it was a really good one actually. Sometimes the yells in MGS games sound like the voice actors are holding back, David sounded all in there.
Watching this gives me a cool idea for a game. It's a stealth game like MGS, but instead of being Snake, you're the support team. You have to get intel on the place being infiltrated before the mission starts, and do your best to anticipate where your agent is while he's on the mission. If he reports in you have to choose the best info to give him for his current situation. Anyone know of anything like this?
+SSZaris Ehhh... Republique is KINDA like this, or at least is depicted that way, where you're a hacker helping a girl avoid detection in a distopian police-state setting. Its simpler tho, more a point-n-click stealth game.
Liquid Snake: Snake, Did you like my sunglasses? Gray Fox: A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal! Otacon: I want to ask you. Do you think love can bloom even on a battlefield? Naomi: Live Snake... that's all I can tell you. Prison Guard: What are you playin' around with that ketchup for? where the hell are these O.O
Psycho Mantis has a sad story: He was born a small village in the midst of the Cold War. His mother died giving birth to him, which made his father resent and hate him. He discovered his powers and his father's true emotions one day while accidentally reading his mind. Disgusted with his father's inner thoughts, and fearing that he would be killed, Mantis burned down his own village, killing his father in the process.
That's actually what I tried against Sniper Wolf on my first play through! Throwing a stun grenade to blind her then running towards her... didn't turn out as well for me.
I don't think I quite like how they changed Liquid revealing FOXDIE in a codec call to Raven being the one to do so in battle. Feels like it detracts from the importance of Snake's trust towards who would be Miller. I like how Campbell brings up the FOXDIE vaccine though, so you can imagine he might have done so off camera in the game too. In general I like the extra dialogue of the other characters bringing up FOXDIE or at least acknowledging it, that's one thing I wish was in the original game. Makes it seem like it's something everyone else is actually concerned about, reflecting it's importance in the story. I also like how Snake is visibly furious upon discovering Miller is most likely dead.
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"I'm one of your fans....Just call me DeepThroat" ooooh myyyy
Master Miller is Kazuhira Miller??? The fuck? I thought theyre totally different person. Can someone explain this. Coz on mgs4 encyclopedia theyre not the same person.
I liked how Meryl and Snake spoke to each other on codec on the PS1 version, it was more flirty and playful, liked snakes more youthful voice in that version to.
This was amazing and the only thing that would have made this perfect is if they included Gray Fox's speech "We're not tools of the government or anyone else fighting was the only thing the thing I was good at but at least I fought for what I believed in"
Why does it seem that I'm the only one who enjoyed this? I thought the voice acting was decent, animation is very cool...so what there's a few changes but what do you expect, jump cuts to the bits in the game? They had add bits to make up for the obvious lack of gameplay. I find this awesome!
This is close to how a Metal Gear Solid (1) movie might play out; of course there’d be changes to the story to fit a 1-and-a-half to 2-and-a-half hour movie.
Bit late to your comment but have to agree. This was a super cool adaption, of course there would have to be a few changes. This is really great I enjoyed thoroughly and I think this is better than them doing a movie because we all know how they tend to butcher game to movie adaptations. One thing I didn't like was Gray Fox's voice acting
45:33 Colonel Campbell: "That's the sickest thing I've ever heard! And it's inexcusable that I wasn't notified of this sooner" You can hear the disgust and anger from the Colonel's voice
The psycho mantis illusion was pure genious!!! I mean i kinda saw it coming because they would have ended up changing a whole lot of the original script.
+MILEHIGHTREETOPZ Thoroughly satisfied with the core gameplay, but have yet to finish the campaign. The story's been so-so thus far and I've heard terrible things about the latter portion of it.
Wow, I love the way Snake circumvents the whole of the PAL shenanigans by going "Oh, look. Two pipes with hot steam and cool liquid nitrogen built into the room. Imagine the backtracking I would have had to have done if that wasn't there ."
Apparently alot of people are ignorant to ashley woods talent. The novel was superb and the art is meant to be expressive. Do you know how fast this guy paints!? In oil id like for anyone of you to attempt to paint anything remotely as good and be world renowned
***** Look out, we got a tuff guy over here. Listen, this is good but it not as good as the game itself. That doesn't mean that this is bad. And that gives you no right to call us idiots for liking it.
This graphic novel was clearly made on a tight deadline considering how bare-bones the characters look in several shots and the fact that several of the panels are blatant screenshots of the game with filters put on. Ashley Wood's work on the cutscenes for Portable Ops and Peace Walker showcase his talents a lot better. Though you could probably view the two digital graphic novels as prototypes for how the cutscenes would work in the PSP games.
Unlike the MGS2 Comic this comic actually has decent changes work for the better like combining both the bad ending and the good ending. The only real flaw I have is that I prefer the artwork in the second graphic novel over this one. I don’t know, the ink sketch drawings of the second one just do it for me more then the painted looking artwork here. Another problem I have with this artwork is the photorealistic designs at points, like this one with Mei Ling 12:29. It just screams uncanny valley.
I appreciated a lot of the extra scenes, especially Sniper Wolf's extra scenes, seeing more of her and Otacon's relationship is the best part about this. The Psycho Mantis fight was also nice ill, the only thing i disliked about this was the change of the ending with Solid and Liquid saying "Fox Die", that's classic and shouldn't have been changed at all.
I love how everyone dunks on Ocelot in this. XD This graphic novel is awesome, albeit slightly different from the original game. The added dialogue is killer.
nice end, in the game u have 2 different final stories, one is with meryl alive and the other is with otacon, here we got the 2 of them together in the end
one crippling fact that makes this automatically non canon is that miller has his arm and foot in the illusion. since hes a cripple, and solid has met him before, this should have been a tipoff that this wasnt real. but since he didnt, it means up until this comic, miller being a cripple was still conceived.
The only characters that were ruined by a change of voice actors was Grey Fox. I implore any watcher/listener unfamiliar with the original to look up actual game cutscenes of Gray Fox.
Yeah greg Eagles I liked the best personally. but I gotta agree with you man. I am looking at it from the perspective of someone who hasn't played the game and felt all text feelings it gives you, then seeing this. it wouldn't be the same but I did like it overall. the end felt weird. i did like how psycho mantis got me even I was like what the hell? that was cool!
Jordan Vogt-Roberts, definitely needs to look at: - Replaying, "Metal Gear Solid" And getting to know every aspect of the story and game very well. - Reviewing the, "Game Script of Metal Gear Solid" to see just how in depth and detail he needs to be with the script. - Work with Hideo Kojima himself to get advice on how to have a complete idea of how to handle the story. - Review, "Metal Gear Solid Digital Graphic Novel (HD Legacy Version)" to have an idea of how the story would be like in a theratrical form instead of in the form of a video game. - Review, "MGS Philanthropy - Part 1 & 2" on UA-cam to have an idea of what the movie representation should be like. If he does all of these things and does them correctly, he will go down in history as THE great director who brought a video game to life into film done RIGHT!
So since the inevitable Hollywood adaptation will happen sooner or later, it would at least be somewhat comforting if they followed this. All the changes to the story, I thought worked for storytelling purposes since it wasn't interacting with the audience like the original game. My only gripe with the changes was the final hand to hand fight between The Twin Snakes should have been slightly more drawn out.
This is super goofy and the art and voice acting get a little hinky at times, but the extra scenes of the zany villians bitching at each other are great. I'd love to see a preMGS1 something (comic, game where you play as Meryl and eventually get captured, etc) about the takeover of Shadow Moses.
1:03:04 i will admit, this is the darkest we have ever seen from Psycho Mantis. Yes, the original game and the Twin Snakes show the same scenario, Mantis forcing Meryl to put her desert eagle to her head, but the imagery and tone shown in the DGN is very fucking dark, especially when Mantis does force Meryl to pull the trigger while Snake watches in horror.
This was really enjoyable. I've been playing through the Metal Gear games again for the first time in years. I'm appreciating them even more now I'm older.
Me too, Ive played when I was 15, just finished again in my 39 y.o. Lot more fun than the first time, bc now I had time to explore the whole scenarios, etc.
No, biomechanics, like fake big bosses arm and raidens replacement limbs and liquids arm on ocelot, how I think is that after mgsv, fake big boss became violent and miller after realizing his own methods for revenge against skull face are wrong, he left fake big boss and joined real big boss, got replacement limbs and trained snake
This was a pretty good adaptation but holy hell did they do Grey Fox dirty. His voice acting lacks the haunting, traumatized tone of both Greg Eagles' and Rob Paulsen's performances, all of his best lines either got mangled ("A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!") or cut entirely (seriously, they cut his "We're not tools of the government" speech that was so iconic that it was referenced again in MGS2?), AND they changed that Snake deliberately withheld that Fox killed Naomi's parents to her just so she could love him as how she saw him instead of who he really was.
I really Snake's voice from time to time in this one. The gruffness sounds more natural than in Peace Walker. I still prefer the original MGS1 voice though, that was by far the best.
This is better than any movie I've seen in a theatre! Shxt is just amazing visually. What an a great story and this method... I had no idea digital graphic novels were so captivating. I'm about to watch pt. 2
I love that since they were only doing MGS1&2, they snuck in some Snake Eater stuff into these guys like Psycho Mantis showing Snake everyone he's killed, or Ocelot being possessed by Liquid in part because of his powers inherited by The Sorrow.
correct order to play or watch :] 1964 - Snake Eater 1970 - Portable Ops 1974 - Peace Walker 1975 - Ground Zeroes 1984 - The Phantom Pain 1995 - Metal Gear 1999 - Solid Snake 2005 - Metal Gear Solid 2007/09 - Sons of Liberty 2014 - Guns of the Patriots 2016/18 - Rising:
CrystalMovies UK After the first Metal Gear and the timeline would end there. Also, since the story is a bit different, 3, Portable Ops, Peace Walker, Ground Zeroes, and Phantom Pain probably wouldn't have happened.
***** To say that someone isn't a MG fan just because they have a different preference on how they enjoy the franchise makes you look like an elitist ass, I can never understand this elitist mentality that people always have to act like dicks when someone says something that doesn't completely fit in with their opnion, can't people just be happy knowing that other people enjoy something that you do, and respect the fact that while other people enjoy something you do that they may find it more enjoyable to them if they do things their own way?
No, he is actually right. The games build off eachother in release order. Meaning jokes, recurring concepts, details that are rewarding to see if you payed attention etc. playing in release order is objectively better than playing in chronological order, also because you don't have to go back and forth between outdated gameplay, graphics etc and modern ones.
Press the circle button repeatedly to regain your strength. When you've had enough, press the select button to submit. When your life reaches zero the game is over! there are no continues my friend
I’m pretty surprised that they re-recorded all the lines for this dub. Although, I guess it would make sense, so the new voice acting would be consistent all throughout
“Never corner a fox” is so meek compared to “A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!” I get they probably changed it because they cut Liquid’s lines setting up that line for brevity.
I miss the OG voice actor, it really made him sound badass and menacing with that voice. Now he sounds like your average 17 year old fanfic main character. And now I just cringe every time he says anything.
Wow. Just..wow; I really enjoyed this. I have this in the legacy collection, but I decided to listen to it for the purpose of listening to it at work. While it may be lacking in some respects, I think the pacing is better then the original game: moreover the new scenes they've added were integrated well into the plot, and were very good in their own right. All in all a good retelling of the Metal Gear story, and a proof in my mind that Metal Gear needs a (good) movie adaptation someday soon. :)
+John Constantine And that's fair. :) the game as a whole is much better then the graphic novel, and should definitely be experienced first. This is more like a movie then anything else, and while that's great and all, misses out on the other half of the metal gear experience; the gameplay. So yeah, I get why you don't like this as much. :)
The biggest thing it falls apart on is the villain deaths. They're so much shorter that they're kinda boring. Another 20 minutes would put it at the maximum allowed theater length, and those extra minutes could be used to flesh out the villains more.
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Kind of love the fact Liquid considers Snake his "Evil Twin"
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Sometimes the Good guy is the Bad guy of an evil person's story
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He kinda is the evil twin he just doesnt know that hes a tool of the patriots technically liquid is kinda the good guy...just not in the context of this engagement
@@batesmotel282 It's a pair of spambots trying to gain credibility. These random questions never mean anything different
"That weapon robs you of your honor.."
-Gray Fox while using invisible cloaking technology, not even giving the guards the chance to see him.
They were all weak compared to Solid Snake, atleast in Gray Fox's perspective
He just mowed them down for the real fight in the end
@ItsChevnotJeff just like the same battle between Solid Snake and Gray Fox in Zanzibar Land
It's like the main protagonist of a hack and Slash only stopping to take their time with the boss and just treating everyone else like training dummies
"Ocelot...two hands?"
I'll be honest, that fake out bit would've been pretty cool if they done it on the original ps1 version.
Possible Remake in the works.. maybe possible.
@@libertylivesin1776 I hope so, I remember watching my brother play this back in '98 or '99 then i got his copy around 2000ish when I was in 6th grade, I still have my Game guide book of this lol that magical time when information wasnt at our fingertips! I would love a remake or remastering as having not played twin snakes.
@@sethritchie4032 Twin snakes only redeeming factor is the graphics were on par with what Konami offered with MGS2 on PS2. The original is a masterpiece that just needs a few graphical updates and gateway tweaks to work with the newer camerastyle as the Twis Snakes did not take these factors in account when implementing new features like POV shooting making certain elements way to easy and of course the soundtrack, audio changes and over the top cuts ends just ruined the experience for traditional fans. A true remake would be great but I honestly just want the original MSX games remade.
Ocelot to Liquid "You don't know Mantis's background. You don't know what kind of monster he is."
Liquid "You fool Ocelot, We have both been retconned to know his background!"
It's so weird but true. XD
Pretty much little to none of what Ocelot does in the games before MGS3 really holds up in light of MGS4 and beyond.
Holy hell, I got confused for a moment. I thought the comic was going in an entirely different direction.
Looks like Psycho Mantis' powers worked on me a little too much.
Wow I'm glad I'm not da only one
+Master sonicfan Wewewewewewew.
Well, let's try a little telekinesis, shall we?
OK
I was confused the first time I read this to. Psycho Mantis is so good, he breaks the fourth wall!
I prefer this version alot better than mgs1
Cool how they got the guys who voiced Sigint in MGS3 and Null in Portable Ops as they're older counterparts in this.
It is cool, but Gray Fox sounds WAY to young to be a 51 year old man who died and was brought back as a cyborg.
Retcon magic.
@@pwnshhhop51 Maybe his voice is cybernetic and programmed to sound like his former self.
2:05:24 "Yes, sir...no, sir...yes, sir...oh man I love cryptic phone calls."
No body expect this giant robot hoping around hehehe.
Yes sir
Eyyyy i get it
@@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec “hur, I m a metl ger”
Liquid's voice is so bad ass. I'll always remember the voices of these characters.
1:33:18
Liquid's meltdown is hilarious. If only they put this in one of the games, this would be so fun to watch
It’s in character for Liquid to be whiny too!
I love the ending of this better, with Snake, Hal and Meryl all leaving together, much, much better.
That's the secret ending
I like it too but hate that they made Otacon react that way. The og ending where Snake tells Hal his name is so tender and also sweet. "I'm Hal, Dave... maybe we should go off to jupiter" is like one of the most iconic endings and they made Hal respond ooc.
@@pinkbrando And it's a reference to 2001 a space odyssey. Great movie btw.
This is the true ending. The fake ending is if you fail the torture chamber. Then meryl dies.
@Reddit Reader The game came out in 1998, I'm fairly certain the timeframe to talk about the ending has well passed
The closest we have to a non-cutscene movie with the original cast.
Am I the only one who thinks these Graphic Novels and novelizations of the games could make for a good storyboard / background for a MGS movie?
+Sincerely AdDatHom What about the good animated one like the games are?
I do, but if film adaptations of video games of the past are anything to go on, then pigs will sooner fly than they'd adapt a video game plot. Unfortunately they're more likely to just mash together some non-canon script that nicks tropes from all the games. If I had it my way, I'd produce a big budget TV series, maybe a netflix original, beginning with Snake Eater and ending with GOTP. Each game would occupy a season, like GoT did with the novels. They did a similar thing for the graphic novels (which span MGS1-MGS2, which was the inspiration for the digital novels), so they could do the same for the whole series. Ah, dreams are free!
Any film adaptation of MGS would be utterly redundant, not to mention that having its events play out on a movie screen would highlight all of the films it pays homage to (or 'Rips Off', if ya wanna be snarky about it haha) in a much more negative fashion than it does experiencing those all tributes (Escape From NY, et al) a playable game
My thoughts exactly! This would be a fantastic storyboard.
Well mgs movie is becoming a movie not a rumor no more
45:33 When you send Colonel your mixtape via Codec.
That whole Master Miller illusion scene made me go WTF.
Craig Hawkins they played us like a damn fiddle.
Especially considering his physical condition in The Phantom Pain. You don't just forget that your trainer is missing half an arm and an entire leg.
David Franz well Venmo and Big Boss know, not snake
After Phantom Pain, Miller personally trained Solid Snake to take down Big Boss. Same thing goes for Ocelot with Liquid Snake.
@@davidhfranz He installed himself a prosthetic leg later in TPP. And after joining the FOXHOUND, same goes by his right hand.
54:30 "Hmm, women..." Is my new favourite Solid Snake quote.
58:17 "Master, how the hell did you get your arm and leg back??????? You used to be a double amputee!!!"
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Nanomachine
This digital graphic novel came out long before MGSV was released
And so did ocalot lose an arm ironically
@@darkmessengerofanotherworl2840 it’s called a joke
I really have to say that I thouroughly enjoy David Hayter's performance as Snake in this graphic novel. It sounds very believable and the delivery is quite good. The character sound like they're actual people talking to each other.
1:49:45 Gotta love that forced "NOOOOOOOOOOO!" from Hayter
I thought it was a really good one actually. Sometimes the yells in MGS games sound like the voice actors are holding back, David sounded all in there.
'Back away from the nerd'
Even with a gruff voice as Hayter's, that's funny to hear.
Watching this gives me a cool idea for a game. It's a stealth game like MGS, but instead of being Snake, you're the support team. You have to get intel on the place being infiltrated before the mission starts, and do your best to anticipate where your agent is while he's on the mission. If he reports in you have to choose the best info to give him for his current situation. Anyone know of anything like this?
SSZaris Sounds alot like Rainbow Six when you use spectator mode lol
***** hehe yea lol
Myelin Sheaths Going to try it out. Cheers!
+Myelin Sheaths cool
+SSZaris Ehhh... Republique is KINDA like this, or at least is depicted that way, where you're a hacker helping a girl avoid detection in a distopian police-state setting. Its simpler tho, more a point-n-click stealth game.
Liquid Snake: Snake, Did you like my sunglasses?
Gray Fox: A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!
Otacon: I want to ask you. Do you think love can bloom even on a battlefield?
Naomi: Live Snake... that's all I can tell you.
Prison Guard: What are you playin' around with that ketchup for?
where the hell are these O.O
Or the ENTIRE torture codec scene. Or Sniper Wolf's extremely evocative speech. This is hardly Metal Gear!
"this is just like one of my Japanese animes!" Noooo! They forgot that! But hey, at least they didn't change anything else about otacon...
That Prison Guard was Meryl's future boyfriend. XD It was Johnny.
You forgot to say *SPOILER ALERT*
At least they talked about Meryl's butt...
'You're lucky you're such a bad shot, Meryl'. Oh Snake, such a romantic.
1:33:52 has got to be my favorite line in this whole thing. Just the way Liquid just tells Ocelot to shut up.
the ay raven says after that "i will NOT fail" kinds reminds me of that scene with toro in mortal combat wouldn't u agree?
Cartoon Eric he said what we all wanted to say.
Am I the only who actually LIKES the graphic novels?
Yup. I think so.
Bucketninja Me too. I love the Psycho Mantis part FOR SURE
There's only one thing i don't like about this one...and it's the ninjas voice....
Hal Emmerich Yeah. it's not good, I agree.
Bucketninja yeah
Hal Emmerich it's the same voice they used for nul in portable ops, I'm sure it is, and nul was Frank Jaeger
THIS GUY TOOK OUT A TANK, A TANK WITH ONE GRENADE.
That is the defintion of badass.
At least Meryl isn't completely fucking helpless in this adaption.
"Master Miller.... two hands..."
Alert 100% that things are going weird. Kazuhira Miller always remained with his Phantom Pain.
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No! That is not Master Miller!
They used the wrong sound for the codec. That is the radio sound from the Big Boss games before the codec was invented.
Good observation!
YOU CREATED A TIME PARADOX!
Psycho Mantis has a sad story:
He was born a small village in the midst of the Cold War. His mother died giving birth to him, which made his father resent and hate him. He discovered his powers and his father's true emotions one day while accidentally reading his mind. Disgusted with his father's inner thoughts, and fearing that he would be killed, Mantis burned down his own village, killing his father in the process.
That's actually what I tried against Sniper Wolf on my first play through! Throwing a stun grenade to blind her then running towards her... didn't turn out as well for me.
I don't think I quite like how they changed Liquid revealing FOXDIE in a codec call to Raven being the one to do so in battle. Feels like it detracts from the importance of Snake's trust towards who would be Miller. I like how Campbell brings up the FOXDIE vaccine though, so you can imagine he might have done so off camera in the game too. In general I like the extra dialogue of the other characters bringing up FOXDIE or at least acknowledging it, that's one thing I wish was in the original game. Makes it seem like it's something everyone else is actually concerned about, reflecting it's importance in the story.
I also like how Snake is visibly furious upon discovering Miller is most likely dead.
"I'm one of your fans....Just call me DeepThroat"
ooooh myyyy
+TheRageManT Referencing the Watergate if you'd missed it.
😂😂😂😂
"Master what happened to your arm and leg?"
"Retcon,Snake. Retcon."
Red Daniel Now that I think about it, wouldn't Solid snake noticed that he had his limbs?
How? They talked over the radio.
He's referring to the Mantis illusion with Miller in it.
He got prosthetics post phantom pain
Master Miller is Kazuhira Miller??? The fuck? I thought theyre totally different person. Can someone explain this. Coz on mgs4 encyclopedia theyre not the same person.
This reminds me of the Peace Walker Cutscenes, but with WAY less facial details.
Portable Ops had also these same cutscenes
Cam Clarke is a beast
Fucking *_LEGEND_* , man :)
Liquid!
@@bigbossiswatchingyou4624 BROOOTHER
Meryl: "I think were forgetting something"
*Otacon is preparing the rope"
1:58:19
Snake being laughed at for not knowing who the patriots are lmao
This is a perfect script for the upcoming movie…. It explains everything perfectly while ignoring the codec calls that made it epic
I liked how Meryl and Snake spoke to each other on codec on the PS1 version, it was more flirty and playful, liked snakes more youthful voice in that version to.
1:33:18 i don't know why this speciffic line from liquid crancs me up.
This was amazing and the only thing that would have made this perfect is if they included Gray Fox's speech "We're not tools of the government or anyone else fighting was the only thing the thing I was good at but at least I fought for what I believed in"
Why does it seem that I'm the only one who enjoyed this? I thought the voice acting was decent, animation is very cool...so what there's a few changes but what do you expect, jump cuts to the bits in the game? They had add bits to make up for the obvious lack of gameplay. I find this awesome!
Aidan Roberts me too!!!! People are tripping
This is close to how a Metal Gear Solid (1) movie might play out; of course there’d be changes to the story to fit a 1-and-a-half to 2-and-a-half hour movie.
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Bit late to your comment but have to agree. This was a super cool adaption, of course there would have to be a few changes. This is really great I enjoyed thoroughly and I think this is better than them doing a movie because we all know how they tend to butcher game to movie adaptations. One thing I didn't like was Gray Fox's voice acting
Doug Stone still sounds awesome as Mantis!
45:33 Colonel Campbell: "That's the sickest thing I've ever heard! And it's inexcusable that I wasn't notified of this sooner" You can hear the disgust and anger from the Colonel's voice
The psycho mantis illusion was pure genious!!!
I mean i kinda saw it coming because they would have ended up changing a whole lot
of the original script.
parag3247 why would they have ended up changing the script? I dont understand why they put the illusion in here...
Well it was only an extra. Doesn't really change the over all story so i don't mind.
I thought that they had written liquid’s betrayal in using kaz inside the base instead of on the codec.
By no means a replacement for the game, but a visually interesting recap to help get you back up to speed. Can't wait for Phantom Pain.
***** 6 days
1 day :D
what do you think about the game so far?
i just got it.
I feel like Hideo's goal was accomplished with this one, and I'm only 5% in.
+MILEHIGHTREETOPZ Thoroughly satisfied with the core gameplay, but have yet to finish the campaign. The story's been so-so thus far and I've heard terrible things about the latter portion of it.
@@TallSilhouette what do you think about it six years later?
Wow, I love the way Snake circumvents the whole of the PAL shenanigans by going "Oh, look. Two pipes with hot steam and cool liquid nitrogen built into the room. Imagine the backtracking I would have had to have done if that wasn't there ."
That's actually how it played out on _The Twin Snakes_ , if not how it can play out.
Holy crap in this entire operation snake managed to grow a manly beard and it hasn’t even been a full day lol what a MAN
Apparently alot of people are ignorant to ashley woods talent. The novel was superb and the art is meant to be expressive. Do you know how fast this guy paints!? In oil id like for anyone of you to attempt to paint anything remotely as good and be world renowned
***** Look out, we got a tuff guy over here. Listen, this is good but it not as good as the game itself. That doesn't mean that this is bad. And that gives you no right to call us idiots for liking it.
I loved these comics when they were on shelves, I thought the art was beautiful
This graphic novel was clearly made on a tight deadline considering how bare-bones the characters look in several shots and the fact that several of the panels are blatant screenshots of the game with filters put on.
Ashley Wood's work on the cutscenes for Portable Ops and Peace Walker showcase his talents a lot better. Though you could probably view the two digital graphic novels as prototypes for how the cutscenes would work in the PSP games.
Look at 27:30 and tell me with a straight face that this looks good
Man i love wolf's expression at 1:23:13 , it just seems pure and touching
Man, Psycho Mantis really shines in the comics
Unlike the MGS2 Comic this comic actually has decent changes work for the better like combining both the bad ending and the good ending. The only real flaw I have is that I prefer the artwork in the second graphic novel over this one. I don’t know, the ink sketch drawings of the second one just do it for me more then the painted looking artwork here. Another problem I have with this artwork is the photorealistic designs at points, like this one with Mei Ling 12:29. It just screams uncanny valley.
kinda has to do that certain panels are quite literally scenes from twin snakes with a filter, like the one with ocelot at 20:38
I appreciated a lot of the extra scenes, especially Sniper Wolf's extra scenes, seeing more of her and Otacon's relationship is the best part about this. The Psycho Mantis fight was also nice ill, the only thing i disliked about this was the change of the ending with Solid and Liquid saying "Fox Die", that's classic and shouldn't have been changed at all.
I love these six members of FOXHOUND Liquid Snake, Revolver Ocelot, Psycho Mantis, Sniper Wolf, Decoy Octopus, and my favorite Vulcan Raven.
Definitely the most interesting lineup of bosses in the series. I feel like I'm invested in their characters more than the others
OK that mantis scene was was amazing
54:39 "women ☕"
- Solid Snake, 2005
actually its 2005
Ha ha ha
1:32:40 lol Liquid and Raven both call Ocelot a little girl and Ocelot is like how dare you.. that was funny.
I love how everyone dunks on Ocelot in this. XD This graphic novel is awesome, albeit slightly different from the original game. The added dialogue is killer.
nice end, in the game u have 2 different final stories, one is with meryl alive and the other is with otacon, here we got the 2 of them together in the end
Who gives a damn if some of the other voice acting is off, David is freaking spot on. Solid Snake rocks!
He sounds like Peace Walker Big Boss...He sounds a lot older, almost Old Snake-ish
No, he's not. He's waaay fucking off most of the time.
He also sounds like his old version in MGS4
Thanks a lot for posting this!!! I have the comic book version but always wanted to see its digital version! :)
one crippling fact that makes this automatically non canon is that miller has his arm and foot in the illusion. since hes a cripple, and solid has met him before, this should have been a tipoff that this wasnt real. but since he didnt, it means up until this comic, miller being a cripple was still conceived.
The only characters that were ruined by a change of voice actors was Grey Fox.
I implore any watcher/listener unfamiliar with the original to look up actual game cutscenes of Gray Fox.
the original cyborg ninja voice was freaking iconic, in this he just sounds like some generic guy
John Araujo He sounds way too Fucking young, Rob And Greg did one hell of a better job.
Yeah greg Eagles I liked the best personally. but I gotta agree with you man. I am looking at it from the perspective of someone who hasn't played the game and felt all text feelings it gives you, then seeing this. it wouldn't be the same but I did like it overall. the end felt weird. i did like how psycho mantis got me even I was like what the hell? that was cool!
John Araujo Kinda reminds me of mgs4 raiden
That was Larc Spies who did that generic voice.
It's the same guy who voiced Young Ocelot in MGS3
1:11:59 If only he would had said this in the games, but what if this line makes it to the movie?
Jordan Vogt-Roberts, definitely needs to look at:
- Replaying, "Metal Gear Solid" And getting to know every aspect of the story and game very well.
- Reviewing the, "Game Script of Metal Gear Solid" to see just how in depth and detail he needs to be with the script.
- Work with Hideo Kojima himself to get advice on how to have a complete idea of how to handle the story.
- Review, "Metal Gear Solid Digital Graphic Novel (HD Legacy Version)" to have an idea of how the story would be like in
a theratrical form instead of in the form of a video game.
- Review, "MGS Philanthropy - Part 1 & 2" on UA-cam to have an idea of what the movie representation should be like.
If he does all of these things and does them correctly, he will go down in history as THE great director who brought a video game to life into film done RIGHT!
PowerL1N3 you’re right, but philanthropy part 2 is sadly only a trailer.
So since the inevitable Hollywood adaptation will happen sooner or later, it would at least be somewhat comforting if they followed this. All the changes to the story, I thought worked for storytelling purposes since it wasn't interacting with the audience like the original game. My only gripe with the changes was the final hand to hand fight between The Twin Snakes should have been slightly more drawn out.
Wait, they cut Liquid's monologue about Jackals?
That's one of the best parts of the game. :(
A lot of stuff got abridged in this it seems. That, and the rather distracting TTS style voice acting...
@@sulphurous2656 This sounds nothing like Twin Snakes.
huh, that temperature piping might have been a nice shortcut for the card key in the game.
1:57:15
"It's no good... I can't do it!"
NOPE!
The same voice actor who played as Null in Port Ops in also in this too. Love that continuity ..
Just imagine if Yoji shinkawa did this! My god!!!!
OH I WISH! WHAT THE HELL WERE THEY THINKING!?
This is super goofy and the art and voice acting get a little hinky at times, but the extra scenes of the zany villians bitching at each other are great. I'd love to see a preMGS1 something (comic, game where you play as Meryl and eventually get captured, etc) about the takeover of Shadow Moses.
that applies to the games as well lmao
this game is the bomb, i was in 1st grade when i played the shadowmoses incident. great times.
Meryl being mind controlled by mantis was excellent creepy surrealist art.
1:03:04 i will admit, this is the darkest we have ever seen from Psycho Mantis. Yes, the original game and the Twin Snakes show the same scenario, Mantis forcing Meryl to put her desert eagle to her head, but the imagery and tone shown in the DGN is very fucking dark, especially when Mantis does force Meryl to pull the trigger while Snake watches in horror.
53:39 Meryl! Girl straight goin for it!
If someone was going to use something from MGS as the basis for a movie script this would probably be the best option as opposed to the games
This was really enjoyable. I've been playing through the Metal Gear games again for the first time in years. I'm appreciating them even more now I'm older.
Me too, Ive played when I was 15, just finished again in my 39 y.o. Lot more fun than the first time, bc now I had time to explore the whole scenarios, etc.
58:17
Snake: "Master Miller! You look..erm...different...."
"Miller": "The miracle of Nanomachines Snake!"
No, biomechanics, like fake big bosses arm and raidens replacement limbs and liquids arm on ocelot, how I think is that after mgsv, fake big boss became violent and miller after realizing his own methods for revenge against skull face are wrong, he left fake big boss and joined real big boss, got replacement limbs and trained snake
This was a pretty good adaptation but holy hell did they do Grey Fox dirty.
His voice acting lacks the haunting, traumatized tone of both Greg Eagles' and Rob Paulsen's performances, all of his best lines either got mangled ("A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!") or cut entirely (seriously, they cut his "We're not tools of the government" speech that was so iconic that it was referenced again in MGS2?), AND they changed that Snake deliberately withheld that Fox killed Naomi's parents to her just so she could love him as how she saw him instead of who he really was.
I really Snake's voice from time to time in this one. The gruffness sounds more natural than in Peace Walker. I still prefer the original MGS1 voice though, that was by far the best.
I really wish Hayter made snakes voice younger sounding. his voice still sounds like snaked in his old age with the gruff
It's called FOXDIE not GEEKDIE!LOL. I think I might like the dialogue here better than the game itself. In fact I know I do!!!
LIGMA!
Sooooo... the guy that played Ames in MGS 2 is doing baker here. He does strike a good impression, pretty cool.
Lol liquid calling solid his evil twin was hilarious
This is better than any movie I've seen in a theatre! Shxt is just amazing visually. What an a great story and this method... I had no idea digital graphic novels were so captivating.
I'm about to watch pt. 2
I love that since they were only doing MGS1&2, they snuck in some Snake Eater stuff into these guys like Psycho Mantis showing Snake everyone he's killed, or Ocelot being possessed by Liquid in part because of his powers inherited by The Sorrow.
Then it turned out Liquid was never there since Kojima regretted doing the Liquid Arm twist.
The voice of Gray Fox is young Ocelot in MGS3/PW
"Women..."
My favourite Snake line now.
Thanks for uploading these!
correct order to play or watch :]
1964 - Snake Eater
1970 - Portable Ops
1974 - Peace Walker
1975 - Ground Zeroes
1984 - The Phantom Pain
1995 - Metal Gear
1999 - Solid Snake
2005 - Metal Gear Solid
2007/09 - Sons of Liberty
2014 - Guns of the Patriots
2016/18 - Rising:
And if your feeling a little non cannon where would ghost label go?
CrystalMovies UK After the first Metal Gear and the timeline would end there. Also, since the story is a bit different, 3, Portable Ops, Peace Walker, Ground Zeroes, and Phantom Pain probably wouldn't have happened.
***** To say that someone isn't a MG fan just because they have a different preference on how they enjoy the franchise makes you look like an elitist ass, I can never understand this elitist mentality that people always have to act like dicks when someone says something that doesn't completely fit in with their opnion, can't people just be happy knowing that other people enjoy something that you do, and respect the fact that while other people enjoy something you do that they may find it more enjoyable to them if they do things their own way?
No, he is actually right. The games build off eachother in release order. Meaning jokes, recurring concepts, details that are rewarding to see if you payed attention etc. playing in release order is objectively better than playing in chronological order, also because you don't have to go back and forth between outdated gameplay, graphics etc and modern ones.
But of course everyone can and should enjoy the games however they want to
Press the circle button repeatedly to regain your strength. When you've had enough, press the select button to submit. When your life reaches zero the game is over! there are no continues my friend
I’m pretty surprised that they re-recorded all the lines for this dub. Although, I guess it would make sense, so the new voice acting would be consistent all throughout
Absolutely loved this thank you.
“Never corner a fox” is so meek compared to “A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal!”
I get they probably changed it because they cut Liquid’s lines setting up that line for brevity.
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Grey Fox sounds like a nerdy anime EMO,
Wasn't he in his late 40's or early 50's in MGS1?
For some reason, they used Gray Fox's voice actor from Portable Ops. In that game he's a teenager, which is why he sound so young here.
MegaUltraSuper⁓99 The problem was his voice should be deep like the original because frank is you know dead
@@niallheaton2724 he is voiced by the same guy who voices the DARPA Chief in the original
I miss the OG voice actor, it really made him sound badass and menacing with that voice.
Now he sounds like your average 17 year old fanfic main character. And now I just cringe every time he says anything.
Wow. Just..wow; I really enjoyed this. I have this in the legacy collection, but I decided to listen to it for the purpose of listening to it at work. While it may be lacking in some respects, I think the pacing is better then the original game: moreover the new scenes they've added were integrated well into the plot, and were very good in their own right. All in all a good retelling of the Metal Gear story, and a proof in my mind that Metal Gear needs a (good) movie adaptation someday soon. :)
I liked the pacing in the original game better, because they had more tear jerking stuff and codec convos that were worth listening to
+John Constantine And that's fair. :) the game as a whole is much better then the graphic novel, and should definitely be experienced first. This is more like a movie then anything else, and while that's great and all, misses out on the other half of the metal gear experience; the gameplay.
So yeah, I get why you don't like this as much. :)
The biggest thing it falls apart on is the villain deaths. They're so much shorter that they're kinda boring. Another 20 minutes would put it at the maximum allowed theater length, and those extra minutes could be used to flesh out the villains more.
Very awesome! Thanks for sharing this!
I don’t like how down everyone talks to ocelot