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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Sam's katana is a work by Muramasa, but is intentionally misspelled in-game as "Murasama", implying that it was mistranslated by Sam's family when they received it. It's also symbolic of the imperfect translation inherent between ideals and the people who try to interpret and live by them.

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* %%* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Sam's katana is a work by Muramasa, but is intentionally misspelled in-game as "Murasama", implying that it was mistranslated by Sam's family when they received it. It's also symbolic of the imperfect translation inherent between ideals and the people who try to interpret and live by them.



* YouLookFamiliar:
** The designs for the Mastiff enemies (the hulking [=UGs=] with the cannon attached to their right arm) were reused from concept artwork from ''Guns of the Patriots'' that was originally meant to be the designs for one of the B&B Corps members.
** Sam, TheRival to Raiden, resembles Vamp. The developers state that this is purely a coincidence, and that Sam is not related in any way to Vamp.
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** Raiden receives his new cyborg body after he was severely injured during his first confrontation with Sam. Of its numerous abilities, it allows him to steal electrolites from enemies after cutting them open with Blade Mode and grabbing their exposed spines.

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** Raiden receives his new cyborg body after he was severely injured during his first confrontation with Sam. Of its numerous abilities, it allows him to steal electrolites electrolytes from enemies after cutting them open with Blade Mode and grabbing their exposed spines.
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** Raiden believes the cyborgs soldiers he's killing had willingly chose to become terrorists for military benefits and such. When [[spoiler:Jetstream Sam revealed that nanomachines are suppressing their emotions of fear, sadness, and regret, he realizes most of these soldiers were under economic or medical pressures that forced them to sign up, and they never had a "fair" choice to begin with. Unfortunately, he understands the only way to get to and punish those responsible for setting them up as human shields is to fight and kill the cyborg soldiers sent his way. He does so with little hesitation, but all in the name of stopping it long term.]]

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** Raiden believes the cyborgs cyborg soldiers he's killing had willingly chose to become terrorists for military benefits and such. When [[spoiler:Jetstream Sam revealed that nanomachines are suppressing their emotions of fear, sadness, and regret, he realizes most of these soldiers were under economic or medical pressures that forced them to sign up, and they never had a "fair" choice to begin with. Unfortunately, he understands the only way to get to and punish those responsible for setting them up as human shields is to fight and kill the cyborg soldiers sent his way. He does so with little hesitation, but all in the name of stopping it long term.]]

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