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Please rewrite this article to explain the fiction more clearly and provide non-fictional perspective. | Outer Heaven is a fictional organization and a recurring concept in the Metal Gear series, introduced in 1987's Metal Gear. Image File history File links Emblem-important. ...
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Originally, Outer Heaven was a gigantic, impenetrable fortress 200km north of Galzburg, South Africa. It was founded by legendary soldier Big Boss, and was the location where Metal Gear TX-55 was being built. This Outer Heaven was planning to achieve military supremacy over the western nations with the development of Metal Gear TX-55. However in 1995 during Operation Intrude N313, rookie FOXHOUND agent Solid Snake infiltrated Outer Heaven, and succeeded in rescuing the missing agent Gray Fox and destroying Metal Gear. Big Boss then confronted Snake, activating Outer Heaven's self destruct sequence, hoping to stall Snake long enough for him to kill Snake in blast (seeing as how Big Boss managed to survive not only the battle with Snake but ensuing explosion as well, it is safe to assume he had some sort of escape passage.) For other uses, see Metal Gear (disambiguation). ...
Big Boss ) is a central character in the Metal Gear video game series. ...
The Metal Gear family of mecha. ...
The FOXHOUND emblem from the Metal Gear Solid series. ...
Solid Snake ) is the protagonist of the Metal Gear video game series. ...
For other uses, see Gray Fox (disambiguation). ...
"Outer Heaven" is also the name of a bar in that particular game Snatcher ) is a cyberpunk-themed adventure game written and directed by Hideo Kojima. ...
In 2005, rebelling members of FOXHOUND took over Shadow Moses along with the Genome army, and threatened the rest of the world with a new Metal Gear, Metal Gear REX. The leader of FOXHOUND, Liquid Snake (one of Big Boss's clones) believed that it was his genetic destiny to carry out his father's dream. To honor Big Boss’ dream and memory, Liquid Snake changed the name of Shadow Moses to Outer Heaven. This article is about the original Metal Gear Solid released for the PlayStation. ...
Metal Gear REX is a fictional mecha in the videogame Metal Gear Solid. ...
// Liquid Snake is the ultimate villain. ...
Solidus Snake used the term in 2009 as a code-name for his plan to take control away from The Patriots. His plan consisted on giving Arsenal Gear to Dead Cell operative Fortune, who Solidus knew would attempt to challenge the Patriots. Then, using her as a distraction to lure The Patriots fire, Solidus would detonate a nuclear warhead over wall street, which would act as a gigantic Electro-Magnetic Pulse over an entire area of America, taking control away from The Patriots. Solidus would then go on to eliminate the Patriots one by one. This plan, however, never came into fruition and by the end of the Manhattan Incident Solidus had been killed by Raiden. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (commonly abbreviated MGS2) is a stealth-based game that was developed and published by Konami for the PlayStation 2 in 2001. ...
Solidus Snake is a fictional character the video game Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty by Konami. ...
In the Metal Gear video games, the Patriots, A.K.A. The La-li-lu-le-lo (or La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo), is a fictional Illuminati-like organization that controls the United States of America, and is also dedicated to creating a new world order. ...
Arsenal Gear is the code name for a fictional weapons platform in the videogame Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. ...
Dead Cell were first formed as a small government organization who would trigger seemingly random terrorist attacks in order to give Navy SEALs and Marine Corps trainees a taste of real anti-terrorism missions. ...
Raiden (é›·é›») is Japanese for thunder and lightning; it may refer to: In video games: Raiden (series), a series of scrolling shooter arcade games. ...
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Big Boss' inspiration for creating Outer Heaven is chronicled in Portable Ops.
Army’s Heaven was an idea created by Gene which inspired Big Boss to create Outer Heaven. Gene had collected funds, resources, men, and had the plan to build Army’s Heaven and control the world from the underground (much like The Patriots do). By the time of the FOX Unit’s Rebellion in 1970, he quickly devised a plan to make Army’s Heaven with the use of the FOX unit members and Red Army soldiers.
During the San Hyeronimo Incident, Gene’s plans of Global Domination dissipated when Big Boss fought against him to clear his name, and stopped him from launching Metal Gear into America. After Big Boss defeated Gene in a launch silo, Gene gave Big Boss a film which contained the funds and resources to build Army's Heaven. At the end, Gene died without seeing his vision come true. Yet a few decades later, Big Boss set up Outer Heaven. The reason behind the name "Outer Heaven" is also revealed in the game. Big Boss told Gene that the world soldiers are looking for is "outside their leader's heaven".
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots In the upcoming Guns of the Patriots, "Outer Heaven" is an umbrella organization with control over five private military companies, set up by Liquid Ocelot. An umbrella organization is an association of (often related, industry-specific) institutions, who work together formally to coordinate activities or pool resources. ...
A private military company (PMC) is a for-profit enterprise, sometimes a corporation or a limited liability partnership, which provides specialised services and expertise related to military and similar activities. ...
This is a list of recurring characters appearing in the Metal Gear series. ...
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