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Metal Gear STALKER

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Metal Gear STALKER is a designation often associated with advanced bipedal weapon systems designed for covert operations. However, based strictly on the source material provided, there is no mention of any unit or concept called "Metal Gear STALKER" in the documented history of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance or its related lore. The source focuses entirely on Raiden's story, the PMCs Maverick and Desperado, and the events of 2018. Without any reference in the source, the existence, capabilities, or role of a Metal Gear STALKER cannot be confirmed.

Role
Stealth Nuclear Delivery / Infiltration
Affiliation
Prototype / Obscure Military Project
Configuration
Bipedal Walking Tank
Status
Unconfirmed Prototype / Experimental

Lore & Background

The source material contains no information about a Metal Gear STALKER. It details the setting of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, set in 2018, four years after Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, where the Patriots have been destroyed and PMCs have splintered. The narrative follows Raiden, a cyborg working for Maverick Security Consulting, Inc., as he confronts the rogue PMC Desperado Enforcement LLC. There is no reference to any prototype or experimental bipedal weapon system named STALKER within this context.

In Their Own Story

The source does not provide any story or narrative involving a Metal Gear STALKER. The plot of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance centers on Raiden's missions in an unnamed African country, Abkhazia, and Guadalajara, Mexico, where he battles Desperado operatives like Sundowner, Mistral, Monsoon, and Jetstream Sam. No events, characters, or locations related to a Metal Gear STALKER are described.

Reader's Guide

No guide information can be provided, as the source does not mention Metal Gear STALKER. The source describes gameplay for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, including Raiden's katana, Blade Mode, Zandatsu, parrying, and Ninja Run. It also details the game's cutting system and optional stealth elements, but offers no data on any unit called Metal Gear STALKER.

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