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Sniper Wolf è un personaggio del videogioc … Sniper Wolf è un personaggio del videogioco Metal Gear Solid. È l'unica tiratrice scelta della FOXHOUND. È un tipo solitario, che non ama lavorare con il resto della sua unità. In genere i cecchini lavorano in coppia, invece lei lavora da sola.Doppiata da Tasia Valenza nella versione inglese, da Naoko Nakamura in quella giapponese e da in quella italiana. Di origini curde, è impavida e capace di restare appostata per settimane. Era conosciuta perché prima di uccidere un bersaglio, formava con lui un rapporto emotivo. La sua arma preferita è il Heckler & Koch PSG-1, un fucile di precisione, caricato con proiettili al mercurio, in modo da avvelenare le sue vittime. Diventando un cecchino, poté «vedere la guerra non da dentro, ma da fuori, da osservatrice... Guardavo la brutalità e la stupidità della razza umana dal mirino del mio fucile». Essendo curda, era abituata a vivere in una situazione di semi-povertà. A cinque anni, alla fine della guerra Iran-Iraq del 1988, ha assistito alla morte della sua famiglia e di circa duemila persone che sono morte durante un attacco con gas da parte delle milizie di Saddam Hussein. Viene presa in custodia dal Ministro degli affari interni iracheno, le viene praticato un lavaggio del cervello e viene addestrata come cecchino da un Gurkha, in Nepal, da uno dei migliori cecchini del mondo. Nel 1991, durante una battaglia dalla parte degli iracheni dopo la Guerra del Golfo, riuscì a fuggire e si nascose in un campo di rifugio, dove si trovavano in visita Big Boss e il segretario di stato degli Stati Uniti. Big Boss notò le sue straordinarie capacità e la portò con sé negli USA, dove le ha fornito un programma per annullare il suo lavaggio del cervello, lasciando in lei le sue abilità di battaglia. Estremamente grata di ciò, considera Big Boss come Saladino (che ha sconfitto i Crociati nel XII secolo) e lo segue ovunque lui vada fino alla sua presunta morte per mano di Solid Snake. A questo punto, Liquid Snake riesce a trovarla e a convincerla a diventare membro della FOXHOUND. Sull'isola di Shadow Moses, si prende cura dei cani, restando stupita quando Hal Emmerich dà a questi la propria razione, e probabilmente sviluppa un così detto "Lima Effect" (nel quale il rapitore s'interessa dell'ostaggio). Otacon, forse afflitto dalla Sindrome di Stoccolma, le rivela che la ama prima che venga uccisa dalle ferite provocate da Solid Snake nel loro secondo scontro. Lei chiede a Snake di ucciderla per non farle sentire più il dolore, desiderio che, dopo qualche esitazione e le proteste di Otacon, esaudisce sparandole un colpo della sua SOCOM. Questa muore stringendo a sé il suo PSG-1. Wolf è parsa immune al virus FOXDIE. Liquid Snake e Revolver Ocelot sospettarono che fosse dovuto al fatto che prendeva una grossa quantità di tranquillanti (Diazepam), che hanno sedato l'attività del virus. In Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty Otacon, dopo la morte della sorella Emma, fa riferimento a Wolf (con la frase: «Sono sempre io a sopravvivere... perché, Wolf?») e viene anche mostrato un flashback dalla versione PlayStation del gioco. Sniper Wolf è poi ricomparsa in Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes per Nintendo GameCube (remake della versione PlayStation) e in Metal Gear Solid: Digital Graphic Novel per PlayStation Portable (che ripropone la medesima storia nella forma di un fumetto interattivo).ia nella forma di un fumetto interattivo).
, (اليابانية: フ ナ イ パ ー ・ ウ ル フ Hepburn: Sun … (اليابانية: フ ナ イ パ ー ・ ウ ル フ Hepburn: Sunaipā Urufu ') هي شخصية خيالية من سلسلة ميتال غير من شركة كونامي. تم إنشاؤها بواسطة هيدو كاجيما، ظهرت في لعبة التسلل ميتال غير سوليد عام 1998 (بالإضافة إلى طبعة 2004 الجديدة، ميتل غير سوليد ذا توين سنيك) كأحد زعماء اللعبة. الشخصية عبارة عن طريق قاسٍ وماهر تنتمى إلى مجموعة العمليات الارهابيه من أبناء الأنبار أبناء الزنافوكس هاوند. «سنايبر وولف» هو اسم مستعار واسمها الحقيقي غير معروف، الخصم الرئيسي، بيغ بوس، والذي أنقذها عندما كانت طفلة. تعتبر سنايبر وولف من الشخصيات الأكثر شعبية على نطاق واسع والتي لا تنسى في هذه اللعبة وكذلك في سلسلة ميتال جير بأكملها، فضلاً عن أنها واحدة من أفضل الخصوم الأناث في جميع ألعاب الفيديو.yeah lolخصوم الأناث في جميع ألعاب الفيديو.yeah lol
, Sniper Wolf (Japanese: スナイパー・ウルフ, Hepburn: … Sniper Wolf (Japanese: スナイパー・ウルフ, Hepburn: Sunaipā Urufu') (Kurdish: Gurê Sniper گورگی قەناس) is a fictional character from Konami's Metal Gear series. Created by Hideo Kojima and designed by Yoji Shinkawa, she appears in the 1998 stealth game Metal Gear Solid (as well as its 2004 remake, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes) as one of the game bosses opposing the protagonist Solid Snake and his ally Meryl Silverburgh. The character is a ruthless and skilled sniper belonging to the renegade U.S. military special operations group FOXHOUND. "Sniper Wolf" is a nom de guerre pseudonym and her real name is undisclosed. She is of Iraqi Kurdish origin and her backstory is connected to the series' chief protagonist/antagonist character Big Boss, who had rescued her in Iraq when she was a child. rescued her in Iraq when she was a child.
, Sniper Wolf est un personnage de jeu vidéo dans la série Metal Gear. Elle fait son apparition dans Metal Gear Solid et sa réédition Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Elle est un tireur d'élite hors pair, ce qui lui a valu son nom de code.
, Sniper Wolf es una especialista militar de … Sniper Wolf es una especialista militar de origen kurdo, miembro de élite del Fox-Hound, como personaje de ficción de la serie Metal Gear. Es una gran francotiradora, entrenada para aguantar días y meses por su víctima. Calculadora y métodica. De fuertes convicciones debido a su etnia kurda sin nación representativa actualmente. Pese a su personalidad, fría y seductora, se esconde una triste historia, de una vida solitaria y vagando sin rumbo (no menciona en ningún momento a sus padres, aunque se intuye que murieran en alguna guerra civil). Fue gracias a Big Boss (con quien vivió cuando era niña en la fortaleza de Big Boss junto con otros niños) encontró una familia y un sentido a su vida. El personaje comparte similitudes con la francotiradora ucraniana Lyudmila Pavlichenko siéndole adjudicadas a esta en su haber 309 bajas durante su servicio activo, ostentando probablemente el récord femenino, que poco dista del posible récord masculino. Durante el incidente de Shadow Mosses, Wolf luchó en un duelo de francotiradores contra Solid Snake en dos ocasiones: la primera al herir de gravedad a y la segunda, llegando al hangar donde ocultaban al Metal Gear. En la primera ocasión, fingió su derrota para capturar a Solid Snake. Se destaca la frase de Sniper Wolf a Solid Snake en cuanto lo captura: "Dos tercios de los mejores asesinos del mundo son mujeres". Sin embargo, en el segundo duelo, fue derrotada por Solid Snake. Tras este duelo, ya moribunda, pidió su rifle a Snake, para luego pedirle a este que la matara para acabar su sufrimiento en una emotiva escena donde muere rodeada de sus queridos lobos, Snake y Otacon en MGS: The Twin Snakes, y sola con Snake y Otacon en el caso del Metal Gear Solid de PlayStation, Otacon, había llegado a desarrollar un interés romántico por ella. Un detalle curioso de la versión de Playstation, es que al abandonar el lugar donde murió Sniper Wolf en el juego, y regresar un poco más tarde, encontramos que su cadáver ya no está y en su lugar hay un pequeño lobo blanco vagando en esa área.
* Datos: Q1056368co vagando en esa área.
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In the history of videogames, few bosses h … In the history of videogames, few bosses have brought us to our knees the way Sniper Wolf did. When Snake and Wolf finally tussled on the frozen, tree-filled lot on Shadow Moses, fans were treated to a sniper v. sniper battle that made you fear and respect your adversary. Sniper Wolf's motives were admirable, her character was brilliant, and her relationship with Otacon added yet another layer to the game's lauded story. another layer to the game's lauded story.
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(اليابانية: フ ナ イ パ ー ・ ウ ル フ Hepburn: Sun … (اليابانية: フ ナ イ パ ー ・ ウ ル フ Hepburn: Sunaipā Urufu ') هي شخصية خيالية من سلسلة ميتال غير من شركة كونامي. تم إنشاؤها بواسطة هيدو كاجيما، ظهرت في لعبة التسلل ميتال غير سوليد عام 1998 (بالإضافة إلى طبعة 2004 الجديدة، ميتل غير سوليد ذا توين سنيك) كأحد زعماء اللعبة.غير سوليد ذا توين سنيك) كأحد زعماء اللعبة.
, Sniper Wolf è un personaggio del videogioc … Sniper Wolf è un personaggio del videogioco Metal Gear Solid. È l'unica tiratrice scelta della FOXHOUND. È un tipo solitario, che non ama lavorare con il resto della sua unità. In genere i cecchini lavorano in coppia, invece lei lavora da sola.Doppiata da Tasia Valenza nella versione inglese, da Naoko Nakamura in quella giapponese e da in quella italiana. Wolf è parsa immune al virus FOXDIE. Liquid Snake e Revolver Ocelot sospettarono che fosse dovuto al fatto che prendeva una grossa quantità di tranquillanti (Diazepam), che hanno sedato l'attività del virus.m), che hanno sedato l'attività del virus.
, Sniper Wolf es una especialista militar de … Sniper Wolf es una especialista militar de origen kurdo, miembro de élite del Fox-Hound, como personaje de ficción de la serie Metal Gear. Es una gran francotiradora, entrenada para aguantar días y meses por su víctima. Calculadora y métodica. De fuertes convicciones debido a su etnia kurda sin nación representativa actualmente. Pese a su personalidad, fría y seductora, se esconde una triste historia, de una vida solitaria y vagando sin rumbo (no menciona en ningún momento a sus padres, aunque se intuye que murieran en alguna guerra civil). Fue gracias a Big Boss (con quien vivió cuando era niña en la fortaleza de Big Boss junto con otros niños) encontró una familia y un sentido a su vida.contró una familia y un sentido a su vida.
, Sniper Wolf (Japanese: スナイパー・ウルフ, Hepburn: … Sniper Wolf (Japanese: スナイパー・ウルフ, Hepburn: Sunaipā Urufu') (Kurdish: Gurê Sniper گورگی قەناس) is a fictional character from Konami's Metal Gear series. Created by Hideo Kojima and designed by Yoji Shinkawa, she appears in the 1998 stealth game Metal Gear Solid (as well as its 2004 remake, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes) as one of the game bosses opposing the protagonist Solid Snake and his ally Meryl Silverburgh.olid Snake and his ally Meryl Silverburgh.
, Sniper Wolf est un personnage de jeu vidéo dans la série Metal Gear. Elle fait son apparition dans Metal Gear Solid et sa réédition Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Elle est un tireur d'élite hors pair, ce qui lui a valu son nom de code.
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Sniper Wolf
, سنايبر وولف
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