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MGS4 Raiden Concept art. The top image is actually very close to his design in MGR.  The second page is of Raiden rescuing Sunny, a part that was cut out of the game. This is from the concept art book, which can be seen here in it’s entirety. There are actually tons of alternate designs for Sunny. As well as other patriot cyborgs and human experiments that didn’t make it into the final game. 

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www.buntbunt.de light effects on interface elements. catch and understand that digital flavor.

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We love this blog! Many of us are synthetic and well. This is just an amazing blog. - The Hive Mind

aaah im glad you all think so!! this made my day thank you

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human: do you understand what it's like to be... human?

robot: god you're so fucking egotistical

robot: and condescending

robot: i'm going to put on some booty shorts and walk around town till i'm not mad, asshole

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Macross DYRL

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FUI #0023

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Oedo 808

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Scientists Are Teaching This Robot To Say “No” Humans - watch the full video

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“LUMROID” Designs by Kenichi Sonoda (Ganso Sonodaya)

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OK

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hell yeah

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Yes, the receptionist robot from the original Namco Museum games is real! Her name is Uketsuke Komachi, and she was built by Namco in 1985. 30 years after her creation, she’s still around! Nowadays, she can be found in the Namco-Bandai offices in Shinagawa, Tokyo.