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Note: Snake is referring to the fact that in ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'', he found out that his war buddy [[Gray Fox]] was one of Big Boss' men. It also involves the fact that Big Boss was once the commander of Snake and, like Fox, he betrayed him. It should be noted that betrayal is a common occurrence in the ''Metal Gear'' series. | Note: Snake is referring to the fact that in ''Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake'', he found out that his war buddy [[Gray Fox]] was one of Big Boss' men. It also involves the fact that Big Boss was once the commander of Snake and, like Fox, he betrayed him. It should be noted that betrayal is a common occurrence in the ''Metal Gear'' series. | ||
Mei Ling's comment about Altea is slightly incorrect. Marth was indeed usurped by a backstabbing nation ruled by King Hardin, but Altea was the name of his kingdom, not the land as a whole, which was known as Archanea. Mei Ling's comment about Marth being betrayed by one of his most trusted friends | Mei Ling's comment about Altea is slightly incorrect. Marth was indeed usurped by a backstabbing nation ruled by King Hardin, but Altea was the name of his kingdom, not the land as a whole, which was known as Archanea. Mei Ling's comment about Marth being betrayed by one of his most trusted friends refers to ''Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem''; in that game, Marth's former ally Hardin becomes the emperor of Archanea, and subsequently betrays Marth and his kingdom. | ||
Snake's comment about building an army from his enemies could also be a reference to ''Portable Ops'', where Big Boss could capture enemy soldiers to fight for his side (which can also be done in ''Peace Walker'' and ''The Phantom Pain'', released after ''Brawl''). | Snake's comment about building an army from his enemies could also be a reference to ''Portable Ops'', where Big Boss could capture enemy soldiers to fight for his side (which can also be done in ''Peace Walker'' and ''The Phantom Pain'', released after ''Brawl''). | ||