Metal Gear Solid Trivia

1. Which female character from the "Metal Gear Solid" series was revealed to be Ocelot's mother?

From Quiz The Creation of Adam

Answer: The Boss

The Boss was an American war hero and a mentor to Naked Snake (Big Boss). She led her unit during the Battle of Normandy during World War II. In "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" (PS2), The Boss was caught in an unfortunate political situation in which the American government was forced to frame her for defecting and set her up to be assassinated by her former protégé Naked Snake. During the final battle of "Metal Gear Solid 3", The Boss told Naked Snake that she had been pregnant during the Battle of Normandy and due to injuries she sustained was forced to gave birth on the battlefield. It was not directly revealed to players during the game who she gave birth to, but there were hints hidden in other characters' dialogues. The game's creator Hideo Kojima later confirmed to fans that the person who was born that day was in fact Ocelot. Ocelot would become a major antagonist in the "Metal Gear Solid" series.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes" Basics

Answer: 1975

This game is set a few months after the previous chronological game, "Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker" which was in November of 1974. "Ground Zeroes" takes place in March of 1975.

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Hodgepodge

Answer: Dolinovodno

This is one of the last major events that occurs in the Virtuous Mission before the beginning of "Operation Snake Eater". After The Boss announces her defection to the Soviet Union, she and Snake engage in CQC before The Boss throws her beloved disciple into the canyon below.

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Legacy! [1]

Answer: Heffner

Gustava Heffner was the Czech figure skating champion in 1988, it was at this time when she became romantically involved with Gray Fox, who was living under the alias Frank Hunter at the time. The two lovers became separated when the American authorities rejected her bid for asylum.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance" Basics

Answer: Because his codename is Japanese for "thunder and lightning"

This is explained in a codec call later in the game, and Raiden says he goes by that name rather than his real name based on advice given to him by Solid Snake at the end of "Metal Gear Solid 2". One of Raiden's quote from "Metal Gear Solid 4" reflecting this is "I am lightning, the rain transformed."

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Saga - Bosses!

Answer: Shot Maker

Shot Maker is the very first boss Snake encounters in "Metal Gear" on the MSX2 and Nintendo Entertainment System (also on PS3/XBOX 360)/PS2) Shot Maker is named differently on different consoles. He was originally named Shoot Gunner in the MSX2 version, he was named Shotgunner in the Nintendo Entertainment System version, and finally Shot Maker on the re-release i.e. HD Collection.

From Quiz 'Metal Gear Solid': The Legacy of a Legend

Answer: Close Quarters Combat (CQC)

Big Boss and The Boss helped create the stepping stones of CQC while Big Boss trained under The Boss. Revolver Ocelot was also a master of CQC after learning it by copying The Boss.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Series: What Do You Know?

Answer: Solid Snake

Solid Snake is the main protagonist in the first game of the series. He also appears in the second and fourth game in the canon series again as a main protagonist. In addition, he appears in the "Metal Gear Acid" spin-off games that are not considered canon, mainly because Solid Snake dies after the first one.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Series

Answer: Revolver Ocelot

Ocelot fights with Solid Snake for the first time using his Single Action Army revolver. This was after Big Boss originally told Ocelot to use a revolver to suit his style in 1964.

From Quiz The "Metal Gear Solid" Series

Answer: 141.80

The boss is only on Snake's contacts during the virtuous mission and offers survival advice. Interestingly this is the same frequency used by Master Miller (liquid) in the original "Metal Gear Solid" game, who also offered survival advice.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Series

Answer: David

Snake's real name is revealed in "Metal Gear Solid" in both versions of the ending video. In one ending, he tells it to Meryl, and in the other ending he tells it to Otacon.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3" Quotes

Answer: Solid Snake

Snake says this in the very first Codec call of the game. He tells Otacon he broke his stealth camouflage and that he's used to things going wrong.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Saga Challenge

Answer: "He'll be through here. I know it."

Liquid Snake is the leader of the terrorist group Foxhound. In this quote, he is referring to Solid Snake intruding the military base.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Games

Answer: Naked Snake

Snake was given this name by Major Zero. This is the only game where he is called that.

From Quiz Solid Snake Quotes

Answer: gunship

Snake says this to the Colonel about nanomachines once he makes his way up the elevator from the docks in the first "Metal Gear Solid" for the PS1 and "Twin Snakes" for the Gamecube. He sees this object in the distance in front of the main entrance to the disposal facility.

From Quiz Bosses from the "Metal Gear" Series Part 1

Answer: Flamethrower

He has an obsession with fire so that's probably why he is called PYRO Bison. He is the third boss to fight in "Metal Gear: Ghost Babel".

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Games

Answer: Big Boss

Big Boss started his career with the Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP) in the Vietnam War. His original story reveals that he was the leader of FOXHOUND during the revolt of FOX.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" General Quiz

Answer: A heart attack

This was injected into Solid Snake by Naomi to indirectly kill the members of Foxhound. We first hear the name Foxdie before facing Vulcan Raven.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" Mania

Answer: Revolver Ocelot

Revolver Ocelot appeared in "Metal Gear Solid", "Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty" and "Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater". He was only a teenager in "Snake Eater" and was an old man in the previous two games.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3" : Everything

Answer: The Horror

The Boss' other name is 'The Joy', and he was married to 'The Sorrow', until she was assigned to kill him. 'The Fury' is the guy you fight who attacks you and flies around with fire.

From Quiz 'Metal Gear Solid" Series

Answer: Solid Snake

When David Hayter is not playing as Solid Snake he has done screenplays for some well known movies. Some of those movies include: "X-Men 2", "The Scorpion King", and "Lost in Oz".

From Quiz Everything "Metal Gear Solid"

Answer: Red Cell

The Red Cell naval team was trained to test naval security and were involved in counter-terroist operations. The Red Cell group, much like Dead Cell, are now dispanded.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid" 1 & 2 Quotes

Answer: Liquid Snake

Liquid shouts this from his Hind D when you go to fight him on top of the comunication tower.

From Quiz Metal Gear Solid: Liquid Snake's Quotes 2

Answer: Jackals

Liquid says this while he has Gray Fox pinned against the wall with REX's beak.

From Quiz Metal Gear Solid: Liquid Snake's Quotes

Answer: protect

Liquid exclaims this after he kills Gray Fox.

From Quiz The Creation of Adam

Answer: The Sorrow

The unit that The Boss commanded during World War II was the Cobra Unit, a group of Russian soldiers with unique abilities. Each one adopted a code name based on an emotion they brought to the battlefield. The Boss was known as The Joy in the Cobra Unit. The Sorrow was a member of the Cobra Unit who had the ability to communicate with the dead. The Sorrow also had a romantic relationship with The Boss. Several years before the events of "Metal Gear Solid 3" (which was set in 1964), The Boss was caught up in another political conspiracy in which she was forced to assassinate The Sorrow. The Sorrow made several appearances as a ghost during "Metal Gear Solid 3". At times, he would provide the player some hints if he/she looked hard enough. Naked Snake would eventually engage The Sorrow in a boss "fight" after escaping from Groznyj Grad. During the "battle", The Sorrow would attack Snake using psychic blasts as he walked along a shallow river. In addition, if Snake killed anyone earlier in the game, they would come back as ghosts which Snake needed to avoid. Eventually, Snake would stumble upon The Sorrow's corpse.

From Quiz The "Metal Gear" Saga

Answer: DPM

The DPM was originally a purchasable download for the "Subsistence" update of "Metal Gear Solid 3", a sort of director's cut. In the HD remaster, it is now a default part of Snake's wardrobe.

From Quiz "Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes" Basics

Answer: Camp Omega

Camp Omega is a very high security prison, located in Cuba. Curiously, several American flags can be seen around the prison.

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Hodgepodge

Answer: Ocelot

What better way to find out after the credits roll that it was Ocelot who orchestrated the incident during one of his famous "last words" speeches! This is rather surprising considering this is Ocelot's only "appearance" in the game and something the player really doesn't expect.

From Quiz "Metal Gear" Legacy! [1]

Answer: Thirteen

The Shadow Moses incident took place in 2005, whilst the events of "Metal Gear Rising" took place in 2018. With "Metal Gear Solid 3" set in 1964, and "Metal Gear Rising" taking place in 2018, the series spans a timeline of fifty-four years.

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