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}}'''Solid Snake''' is a recurring bit character in ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged]]''. He will randomly pop his head in from off-screen to reference the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series, usually under the guise of it being advice. It is revealed in [[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 7|Episode 7]] that this is apparently his job: he sits in front of a computer in a cave in the far-off planet Doinaka, waiting for someone to make a mistake. He will then teleport to their location to say something before immediately disappearing again. |
}}'''Solid Snake''' is a recurring bit character in ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged]]''. He will randomly pop his head in from off-screen to reference the ''Metal Gear Solid'' series, usually under the guise of it being advice. It is revealed in [[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 7|Episode 7]] that this is apparently his job: he sits in front of a computer in a cave in the far-off planet Doinaka, waiting for someone to make a mistake. He will then teleport to their location to say something before immediately disappearing again. |
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| − | + | Only [[Dororo]] was aware of his presence, as was Fuyuki until the retconning of [[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 2R|the original Episode 2]]. |
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| + | He and Raiden fought to the death in [[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 18|Episode 18]], and they are listed in the R.I.P. list after the credits. They both returned in ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged: Reset]]''. |
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==Notable Quotes== |
==Notable Quotes== |
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[[Viper]]: ''*Fires his arm cannon*'' "Okay, how the fuck did I miss a picture?!"<br> |
[[Viper]]: ''*Fires his arm cannon*'' "Okay, how the fuck did I miss a picture?!"<br> |
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| − | '''Snake''': "Plug into the second controller port!" - [[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 4|Episode 4]] |
+ | '''Snake''': "Plug into the second controller port!" - ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 4|Episode 4]]'' |
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'''Snake''': "Even love can bloom on the battlefield!"<br> |
'''Snake''': "Even love can bloom on the battlefield!"<br> |
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[[Dororo]]: "Shut up!" - ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 10|Episode 10]]'' |
[[Dororo]]: "Shut up!" - ''[[Sgt Frog Abridged - Episode 10|Episode 10]]'' |
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| + | *Snake and [[Raiden]]'s mouth movement style was inspired by Terry Gilliam's animation work with Monty Python. |
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[[Category:Sgt Frog Abridged characters]] |
[[Category:Sgt Frog Abridged characters]] |
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Solid Snake is a recurring bit character in Sgt Frog Abridged. He will randomly pop his head in from off-screen to reference the Metal Gear Solid series, usually under the guise of it being advice. It is revealed in Episode 7 that this is apparently his job: he sits in front of a computer in a cave in the far-off planet Doinaka, waiting for someone to make a mistake. He will then teleport to their location to say something before immediately disappearing again.
Only Dororo was aware of his presence, as was Fuyuki until the retconning of the original Episode 2.
He and Raiden fought to the death in Episode 18, and they are listed in the R.I.P. list after the credits. They both returned in Sgt Frog Abridged: Reset.
Notable Quotes
Viper: *Fires his arm cannon* "Okay, how the fuck did I miss a picture?!"
Snake: "Plug into the second controller port!" - Episode 4
Momoka: "Beautiful, isn't it? It just grew here all of a sudden a few weeks back. I don't even know where it came from."
Paul: "I was just fixing my socks. I didn't think that would happen!"
Snake: "Even love can bloom on the battlefield!"
Dororo: "Shut up!" - Episode 10
Trivia
- Snake and Raiden's mouth movement style was inspired by Terry Gilliam's animation work with Monty Python.