metal gear rising revengeance easily possesses one of the worst and best names of all time for a video game released in NUMBER_TOKEN as a collaboration between kojima productions and platinum games it quickly became a hit amongst action game fans and turned heads in regards to its change of pace compared to the stealth focus amongst previous metal gear entries one of the main antagonists senator armstrong serves as the general sutterization of american politicians he's quick to anger and violence and is willing to murder anyone in order to serve his own interests he's loud brash and silly which is enjoyable to watch alongside the grim protagonist ryden as a result of these larger-than-life characters the game has exploded in meme culture multiple times over the years since its release and given the fact that it has been out for almost a decade it's highly likely it will continue to do so however it's clear that the aspect of the game receiving the most interest over the past couple of years is the boss battle between armstrong and ryden himself with the song that plays during this fight it has to be this way by jamie christopherson often incorporated into these creations it's incredible that despite coming out in NUMBER_TOKEN people still find relevance in the imagery surrounding metal get rising revengeance and there's something special about that no doubt the extremely long punching section that feels as if one is in a dream attempting to take on something shadowy figure that just won't go down is implicitly relatable at the very least on a subconscious level and superficially on a pure aesthetic level the fascinating thing is that whilst ryden is incredibly cool with his dystopic weaponized cyborg body a lot of people seem to love armstrong more which also makes sense despite being a caricature of americans he's also depicted as being super strong and confident in himself which is something a lot of people aspire to it's no secret revengeance is an incredibly political game as is most in the franchise so watching armstrong's take on improving the world boiling down to a mitchell and web why don't we just kill the poor sketch is incredible in the end it's clear that the scene has left a remarkable impression on the brains of those who enjoy video games and internet spaces which is let's be honest a ton of people however whether or not one has actually played metal gear rising becomes irrelevant as the easily recognizable imagery of a small man punching a big man a million times is perfectly suited to being paid homage to a myriad of media whether that be through other video games anime or any other pop culture vehicles essentially ride and punching armstrong is a simple clip yet it conveys so much igniting the passion and creativity of those who wish to replicate and reference it by any means necessary what meme would you guys like me to give a lesson in next let me know in the comments below and remember like and subscribe
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