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Want to see a sexualized Ocelot? Watch these hilarious Quiet/Ocelot model swap videos

Director Kojima explains why protagonist Quiet needs skimpy clothes, but why does she need close-up butt and chest shots? An Ocelot model swap ensues.
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Published: Sep 11, 2015 11:03 am

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The latest Metal Gear game, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, released September 1st across multiple platforms as a conclusion game to the series. As what seems to be the case with any game featuring a scantily clad woman protagonist, it stirred up controversy among fans. Quiet, the skimpy sniper, made a lot of noise for her choice of clothing (or lack thereof). While clothing itself usually won’t drive fans into a frenzy, the real complaints came when fans saw how sexual her scenes are within the game.

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Director Hideo Kojima took to Twitter to explain his totally not sexist reasons behind her clothing choice. But the explanation that she requires photosynthesis became a joke in itself.


Some people may find it a little hard to tell apart what’s “normal” from sexual when it comes to women on screens, but luckily the internet never disappoints. In a series of YouTube videos courtesy of Tactical Modding Operations, Quiet’s most controversial scenes were model swapped with Ocelot, former rival to protagonist Big Boss. The results? Hilarious.

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