In the middle of the first bridge is a ROCKET LAUNCHER. You'll see two bridges, one that's unguarded and another that has a Gekko patrolling on it. With the area cleared, take the stairs on the RIGHT side. From there, quickly run for the next RPG soldier (if he hasn't gotten to you yet) and slice him down. Use Ninja Run and approach the RPG soldier on the LEFT side. To save the citizen, Raiden will need to be quick with his moves to save him. Activate AR Vision to see that there are TWO RPG soldiers in the higher ledges and two below harassing an innocent citizen. Run up behind him and use those hot combos and a Zan Datsu to clear him out and then exit outside to trigger a quick scene with Boris.Īfter the scene with Boris, you'll encounter a large thoroughfare area filled with enemies. The next area has a lone cyborg soldier patrolling below. Now jump down to the second floor to the next area. Use the nearby stacked crates and jump to the top and then approach the Red-colored crate at the other end for another Nano Repair Paste item. When you activate AR Vision, look above to find that there is a third floor balcony. There's nothing else in this area, so jump up the stack of crates to the second floor. Slash it open it to obtain a Nano Repair Paste item. There are a few goodies in the building, so let's find them! After the briefing from Boris, navigate past the stack of crates to find a Red-colored box sitting behind the pillar on the left side. Defeat the three cyborgs to trigger a cutscene.Īfter the cutscene, enter the main building. Press the prompted button and Raiden will grab the Energon and restore any lost HP. If not, dispatch them with quick combos to weaken them and then enter Blade Mode and cut through the pink indicator to trigger the Energon swipe animation. With some fancy skills, you can try to slice all three enemies at once with a well placed blade mode strike. Cut down trees, pillars but do NOT cut down the stairway! Once that's done, make your way up the metal staircase to trigger your first battle with three enemy cyborgs. The beach is enemy-free for the moment, so test out the HF Blade on the various objects in the area. It should not be confused with the song that plays when Snake's chopper heads off into the sunset in the ending of Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, which was also titled "Red Sun.After an intro cutscene, you land on a beach. Instead, it only played during the first and second phases of the Sundowner battle, with an entirely different song playing for the Slider phase of the battle. Red Sun is one of the few boss themes to not play throughout the duration of the battle. In fact, before reaching Sundowner, Raiden had to go through a Japanese garden typical of samurai stories. The "red sun" would mean a new dawn of drastic changes, humans contaminating the beautiful "paradise," or the world. In addition, it also explores Sundowner's personal philosophy of how humans are naturally violent, and that by stimulating war, humans are returning to their "natural state." The term "Red Sun over paradise," in Japanese culture, references a bloodstained night after a war, but changing the bloody moon into a red sun. The lyrics describe the technological and visual transformation of the environment suffered by the exploitation of natural resources and contamination by humans in order to obtain more and more.
" Red Sun" is the boss theme for Sundowner in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.
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