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SUNDOWNER - definizione, significato, pronuncia audio, sinonimi e più ancora. Che cosa è SUNDOWNER? 1. an alcoholic drink that is drunk at around the time the sun goes down: 2. a poor person who…: Vedi di più ancora nel dizionario Inglese - Cambridge Dictionary
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"Like I said, kids are cruel, Jack. And I'm very in touch with my inner child!"
―Sundowner to Raiden
Early career
Sundowner was born in Alabama to a poor family. Although he had decent grades throughout school and was described as being a solid student, he never had the money to go to college, so he served in the military instead and participated in the Invasion of Panama, the Gulf War, the Iraq War, and Afghanistan. By 2008, he dropped out of official military service and served as a mercenary for various PMCs up to and during the advent of SOP. He also had a habit of leaving a lot of blood from his enemies, enough to make it look like the sunset, hence why he had the codename "Sundowner." He was also forced out of the battlefield for a few years after being hit with an IED, although he regained participation shortly after gaining a cyborg body. He also ended up investigated by the U.S. Army for links to war crimes more than once, including the desecration of remains, torturing POWs, and causing unethical deaths on the battlefield, although he was never actually convicted. At some point in 2018, Sundowner had the LQ-84i prototype reactivated, apparently because he saw the humor in a machine having more concern for his fellow man than "an actual fellow man," although he quickly grew tired of him. After SOP was shut down in 2014, and the war economy waned along with it, he was unhappy because he felt participating in war and fanning it was his livelihood.
Sundowner is best described as a blood-thirsty warrior, constantly desiring conflict and bloodshed, even openly referring to himself as a warmonger when meeting Raiden. Owing to his warrior-like nature, he frequently makes extremely graphic threats to his enemies when battling them, such as claiming that he'll "bathe in [his enemy's] blood". He showed his anger at the fact that the war economy had weakened significantly, calling it his livelihood, and told N'mani that war had brought humanity jobs, technology and a common purpose. Sundowner had a very pessimistic view on humanity. His mentality was that of a classical realist, in which he believed that humans are inherently cruel and violent, only contradicting this violent nature through age due to the accumulated knowledge and morals learned over time. It is implied that his views stemmed from his rough childhood from a poor family. Due to his growing up in Alabama, he also spoke with a heavy Southern United States accent.
When encountering Raiden, he commented that his group only acted as suppliers for war, as they did not create the environment that required their services before mockingly asking Raiden if every battle that ever happened was "all part of some big ol' conspiracy", also citing that the Patriots only expanded the war economy, not actually creating it. He then stated that he liked child soldiers because kids could be molded into committing all sorts of atrocities, and that atrocities were effective fuels for wars. Sundowner displayed a sadistic streak, evidenced by his reaction to harming N'mani and his decapitation of one of N'mani's bodyguards. Prior to fighting Raiden, Sundowner told him that he was "very in touch" with his inner-child after relating to him that children can be crueler than any adult.
During his fight with Raiden he had a shield to protect himself, claiming that he was invincible. Sometimes, he even tried to bait Raiden into making contact with his shield's explosive-reactive armor layering. Sundowner also had a penchant for fighting dirty, or desired the destruction of his opponents so much that he simply did not have any qualms against being provided with backup support from his subordinates. During his final fight with Raiden, he frequently had backup from the Hammerhead helicopters at all times while fighting Raiden, knocking down and swinging lamp posts at Raiden as part of "battlefield acquisition", and even ended up having one of the Hammerheads pick him up and fire missiles at the helipad just after Raiden knocked him off the ledge.
He also enjoyed causing a path of never-ending destruction as he explained that he is simply adhering to his inner nature. Sundowner showed glee at the fact that something that would rival 9/11 would occur. He didn't seem to care about whether he died in battle or not, as evidenced by his call to Raiden after being defeated, where he congratulates Raiden for brutally slaughtering him. He can, however, end up shocked when he doesn't anticipate the exact method of defeat that he'll face, as evidenced by his reaction to Raiden's actions of throwing a Slider at his chopper, just seconds before his death.
During combat, Sundowner was shown to be very coarse in his language, which is evidenced by his usage of the word "fuck", either in reference to his shield making him effectively invincible, when caught by surprise, or when angrily telling Raiden not to underestimate him during his fight with him atop World Marshal HQ.
Sam and Sundowner seemed to have been well-acquainted as implied by the casual tone of their conversation, most notably after Sundowner's defeat in which the two had conversed about Raiden's strength with Sundowner sarcastically laughing at Sam's joke. After his defeat, he recognized Raiden's prowess, describing him as "real good" while remarking that Sam would get his "wish" of having a worthy battle with Raiden.
When he was not undergoing combat instances that require weapons, he wore a trenchcoat that was matte black with red on the bottom. His custom cyborg body could mount six shield-like platforms in the sockets on his back. These shields were explosive-reactive armor that could repel attacks and gave him a slightly similar appearance to a Japanese shogun. His most relied upon weapon, however, were a pair of high-frequency machete blades that could also form into a shears-like contraption, called "Bloodlust". Dubbed as pincer blades when used as a single weapon, they acted as Sundowner's signature weapon whenever he was fighting at his peak. The blades were also of the exact same length between the both of them, causing Boris to speculate that he fought in the Chinese style of swordfighting. In addition, Boris also speculated that his use of their combined form was because Sundowner's style was self-taught. Also, when Sundowner uses his "Bloodlust" weapon, he can heat the blades until they are red hot, adding on to the already destructive slicing power given to the HF machetes.
He also possessed significantly enhanced strength, as evidenced by his effortlessly dragging and picking up N'mani by the heel when removing him from the crashed limo, as well as his wielding a postlamp during his fight with Raiden. Also, while Raiden swings the pincer blades as a heavy weapon, Sundowner swings them with relative ease, which makes him physically stronger than Raiden.
Like the other Winds of Destruction and other affiliates, Sundowner's codename was derived from a wind pattern, in his case the hot winds of California, as phrased by Kevin Washington, "the Californian wildfire." Unlike most of his compatriots, however, his codename was not derived from a location of his origin and/or heritage (being from Alabama, ...
Sundowner (サンダウナー, Sandaunā?) first appeared in the E3 2012 trailer for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, which fans saw early on May 31/June 1, as part of Konami's pre-E3 show. His name was revealed in the September 2012 Famitsu issue, and his role was expanded in the TGS story trailer. He was voiced in the English version by Crispin Freeman, who previously did bit roles in the series. Freeman voiced him with a heavy Southern accent, owing to the character's background from Alabama.
The late January 2013 issue of the Chinese version of Famitsu, a scan of which had been leaked earlier, depicting Metal Gear Rising coverage focused on Sundowner as well as the Jack the Ripper element of the game.
Sundowner's boss theme is "Red Sun." Its lyrics contain savage and violent imagery praising battle and carnage.
If the player replays the Sundowner boss fight with the Pincer blades equipped, charging the Pincer blades on Sundowner's remains will knock them off the building.
During Sundowner's rant in Chapter R-00, he says, "All we are sayin' is... give war a chance!" This is a paraphrase from a lyric from John Lennon's song "Give Peace a Chance."
Sundowner's choice of weapon, the pincer blades, was added into his character because director Kenji Saito was very fond of an old role-playing game where one character used a large one-handed scissor weapon, and also felt that it fit Sundowner's character. His character design was also based on a heavily armored samurai.
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