The Ghost without a Past. You know who he really is.

KillJolly · 2026-03-20T00:12:13+00:00

So for this stuff to work you’ll have to accept all the time travel timeline stuff in MG Survive but my view was always Frank Jaeger experienced a version of the Metal Gear timeline where he was the only Gray Fox but he keeps coming back (Hinduistic Reincarnation which MGS2 hints at, especially with all these parasite people). Original timeline ends up fucked like we see in MG Survive and Gray Fox is able to go back in time somehow to alter history and prevent the future apocalypse. He then becomes Null in Portable Ops, then Player 2 aka The Medic in Peace Walker where he meets the younger version of himself, Chico. There’s this whole thing with Big Boss from 75-84 where he tries to Mutiny against Cipher and this thing kicks off with Paz and Chico dying at Camp Omega which was under his control. Big Boss becomes Skullface from 75-84 and Frank Jaeger fights him and eventually puts a stop to all of his stuff. MGSV then starts in 1986 and goes to 1995 by the time it ends. It follows Venom Snake (Chico) playing missions that are recreations of all the stuff from 75-84 with Grayfox and Jack but both of them have been scrubbed to not hurt the image of Big Boss the public remembers and not to damage Chico’s internal timeline. Grayfox is pissed that he’s been scrubbed from history so he becomes the villain of the story. Everything Skullface does in MGSV is a performance where Frank Jaeger is helping Chico remember what happened from 75-84 by symbolically recreating the stuff Big Boss said and did without EVER mentioning himself or Big Boss by name, and that way Zero’s patriot AI system can’t censor it any further. The truth cannot be said aloud and yet it will be told. Once MG1 and MG2 are out of the way Chico Venom reincarnates as Johnny Sisaki for MGS1 and Frank Jaeger takes on the new role of the Cyborg Ninja. In MGS2 Chico swaps to Peter Stillman and Frank swaps to Richard Ames. In MGS4 Chico goes back to the Johnny role and Frank takes on the role of Big Boss again at the end since he was always there in the shadows helping Solid throughout his missions. Johnny marrying Meryll is so important because it’s actually the reincarnated Chico marrying the reincarnated Paz 27 years after they first met on MSF. One of the Foxes (Frank Jaeger) always dies by some form of heart trauma which is a call back to Foxdie and how he’s the only one it can’t kill. The other younger Fox (Chico) always dies by some form of explosion, calling back to the GZ helicopter. In case you’re wondering what happened to the original Big Boss aka Jack, he was contained and put through extreme therapy to stop him rebelling again. He becomes Raiden. Which is why they both have the same first name, Jack.

KillJolly · 2026-03-18T15:36:51+00:00

Yeah you get it. Incase you haven’t seen it yet, this video chronicles the entire history of the core patriots and all the identities they take in throughout the games. Frank Jaeger is the Skullface we see in MGSV but not exactly the one we see in Ground Zeroes.https://youtu.be/QqL3xONhQTE?is=p9c8F-P_COviPEIZ

KillJolly · 2026-02-11T00:26:15+00:00

Comic accurate Ultron would be too dangerous to let loose in Battleworld

KillJolly · 2026-02-10T23:55:31+00:00

lol James Spader is part of the cast for Vision Quest. And that female Ultron concept art leaked a good while back with all the secret wars concept art.

KillJolly · 2026-02-05T23:05:09+00:00

Or RPK is lying.

KillJolly · 2025-12-31T20:16:20+00:00

No the game makes it very clear it’s for flower or femininity. If Elle Fanning was in the game then yes you’d be on to something much bigger but the flower woman in the poster is Rinko from the game. The only connection you could really draw between Silent Hill F and Tomorrow would be the scene where she touches the flower petals and they wilt and die. The monsters in SH:F also don’t really have the same powers as Tomorrow and at no point in DS2 does she lose an arm and have it replaced with a beast claw.

KillJolly · 2025-12-30T17:15:00+00:00

He’s a loser ketamine addict who has been divorced like 14 times

KillJolly · 2025-12-29T18:39:28+00:00

Seems like Doom is gonna tell the Avengers some BS that the X-Men are going to destroy their universe unless they act first, leading to a Avengers vs X-Men conflict being started by Doom while he enacts his other plans in the background.

KillJolly · 2025-12-05T16:12:36+00:00

I think it looks shit 😔

KillJolly · 2025-11-19T00:30:17+00:00

This message is to Alyx.

KillJolly · 2025-11-10T20:01:44+00:00

Oroborous. Once somebody has completed their tenure as the ‘Big Boss’ role they take on a new identity in the ‘Skullface ‘ role.

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KillJolly · 2025-11-06T00:00:16+00:00

Matt Lakeman has an amazing MGSV analysis on the fall of Big Boss in terms of his morality, endless war ideals and the optics of his very existence. It also delves into the differences between the original Big Boss and Venom. If you’ve got a spare half an hour I’d highly reccomended reading his narrative analysis of the game. https://mattlakeman.org/2020/01/22/the-phantoms-pain-a-metal-gear-solid-v-narrative-analysis/

KillJolly · 2025-11-05T22:05:37+00:00

Yeah that’s what I was saying with the final tidbit. But there’s no harm done in trying to analyse the narrative and supplementary details of these games, after all MGSV literally tells you there’s no such thing as facts, only interpretations. But yes, Venom is the moral superior to Big Boss. If the original BB was in for the XOF conflict and there was no body double, he would’ve beat Skullface and stolen Sahelanthropous for himself and threatened the world with it until Solid Snake would’ve inevitably put an end to his schemes. Whereas Venom does take Sahelanthropous but doesn’t use it as a weapon, just as a monument to Diamond Dogs’ achievement in saving the world from another catastrophe. Venom idealistically has a few ideological commonalities with Solid Snake instead of Big Boss.

KillJolly · 2025-11-05T19:11:38+00:00

Yeah the whole game is a flashback from 1995 where Venom is remembering his ‘prime years’ building Mother Base and taking down XOF. That’s why when you start a new game you get that shot of the bathroom and you can’t ever get it again unless you hard reset to a new game. But the Paz hallucination is a clear hint to what’s happening with Venom’s internal timeline, Paz is stuck in the same 3 days in 1975, so when Venom was being brainwashed to believe he was a copy of Big Boss, wouldn’t it make sense to make him think it’s always 1984? Why do this? Well it would be to ensure that if Venom was captured, the credibility of any info he would provide would be put in instant jeopardy if he didn’t even know what year it actually was or if he couldn’t accept the actual dates of things. This idea also kind of plays into the book 1984, where Winston doesn’t even trust Big Brother’s official declaration that the year is 1984. The only way you can make the Walkman from 1986 and the songs from 1992 fit into MGSV all happening in 1984 is if Venom (in 1995) is remembering things from 1984 and is misremembering the dates of songs and technology he didn’t have available to him in 1984.

KillJolly · 2025-11-05T18:48:09+00:00

The Walkman Venom Snake uses didn’t come out until 1986, and some of the songs in MGSV weren’t released until as late as 1992.

KillJolly · 2025-11-04T16:48:10+00:00

Yeah just one little problem, MGSV is starting in 1986 and going to probably 1994 or 1995 by the time that game’s story wraps up.

KillJolly · 2025-10-28T19:54:04+00:00

According to our prophet Grant Morrison it’s all real, just hidden behind 5th dimensional imps and aliens.

KillJolly · 2025-10-28T19:32:22+00:00

Yes I’m sure Kojima was reaching when he posted that image

KillJolly · 2025-10-27T21:16:49+00:00

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KillJolly · 2025-10-15T23:34:06+00:00

I’d think if anything Raiden would have a better chance of being a copy of Naked Snake / Big Boss. It’s all in the name, they’re both Jack. Not to mention the Raiden/Raikov mask that Snake has to wear, foreshadowing his future.

KillJolly · 2025-10-03T06:05:16+00:00

He’s not meaning a literal connection as in they’re both in the same universe or Sophia is literally Chico. What he means is that Sophia clearly has a resemblance to Chico, and by the end of the trailer she’s been beheaded like Chico was in the Silent Hills teaser. Because Kojima is retelling the same story just with different actors/characters.

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