You make it sound like this is Kojima's decision. You really think he's in charge of pricing and sales?

I really think credit should go where credit is due for the Mulan parody, though. It was written by /v/ and then turned into a video by me. Only the Aladdin one was a completely original concept by me.

Ah, good point.

"1. Every single case has an explanation to why."

"Do you even understand how impossible it survive in a desert dressed as quiet is? In no time she would be drain of water and pass out from a sun stroke."

"Cortana is not the same as Quiet being that she is not a soldier fighting in the field... She's not exposed to deserts,tundra's or avoiding bullets"

Except it IS an assumption. You're completely ignoring the fact that this is a work of fiction. The way it works is that the storyteller (Kojima) tells you a story and gives you certain information so you can better understand the "logic" of the world. This is a world of nanomachines. A world where a dude can just…

You are making the ASSUMPTION that he isn't normal despite the fact that based on what the series has told us up to this point is that Big Boss was a normal human. It doesn't matter what you think at this point. It's about what the story is telling you to believe and understand as the viewer: "This is a normal human…

But within that environment she has her jumpsuit is unzipped way too far to be practical. She could still get frostbitten.

The implication from the trailers is that this Snake is not supposed to be a clone. It is supposed to be the original Big Boss. And in terms of surviving the elements, he has the physiology of a normal human. And thank you for the explanation on Pain. Could you explain the others I also brought up?

Yes, Snake is a normal human without any special abilities and powers.

How does that not matter? Snake is already established as a character with normal human traits. Quiet clearly doesn't which means you can throw "real world" logic out the window with her. If her skin is capable of changing color, who can say whether or not she has a natural "sunscreen" in her skin protecting her from…

This is Metal Gear Solid. You are looking for far too much "real world" logic. What's to say she doesn't have some kind of natural immunity to it? You know... since, based on this theory, HER FUCKING SKIN CAN CAMOUFLAGE HER BODY.

The current theory is that she has an ability that allows her skin to turn into a camouflage. The trailer supports this theory because when she is first shown, there appears to be eye shadow around her eyes which suddenly disappears.

There are actually a couple logical reasons for why the head was not included in the bust. A big one is the overall size. It would make the entire thing too big. They would have to pay more for shipping weight and size and pay more for larger boxes and more materials. They could have cropped more of the hips and lower…

I missed the comment in site article that mentioned it was Deep Silver's claim. I was in a rush.

It. Is. A. PARODY. It isn't going to be exactly the same! And it's not WRONG. It's supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek reference to European art. You know, since is is a UK-only deal and the woman has the UK flag covering her boobs. Obviously, people flip their shit and think it's just OMG OBJECTIFICATION OF WOMEN since…

Apparently you missed the part where I said "almost." And honestly, it's more of a stretch for you to try and disagree with it NOT being a direct parody to the Venus than for me to prove that it is. You can clearly see the references between the two. Despite the creators not stating this themselves, even others who…

It's not an example. It's a FACT. It is the same pose (albeit inverted) with the arms missing in almost the EXACT same spots. The joke is that instead of them falling off due to wear and tear, they fell off because she's a zombie. The missing head accentuates this fact.

So you throw out a childish insult and you're surprised when someone actually responds in kind? You say you're trying to "critique" it, but don't intelligently do so. You say you "champion an artist's right to respect themselves," but you can't handle something because it oversexualizes BOTH genders? Oh, right, the…