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This article is about a subject from outside Hideo Kojima's core "Metal Gear Saga." Its canonicity within the continuity is disputed, therefore reader discretion is advised.[?]

Chester was a cyborg commander of both Desperado Enforcement LLC. and World Marshal Inc. His cyborg serial code was 573 52226 2617.

Biography[]

Early life[]

At some point during the late 2000s, early 2010s, Chester ended up experimented on by the Patriots, resulting in him becoming a cyborg. His left arm, in particular, was replaced with a cybernetic one, containing data from the Patriots.

After the Patriots' fall, he ended up joining both Desperado Enforcement LLC. and World Marshal Inc., eventually rising up the ranks.

World Marshal Incident[]

See also: Raid at World Marshal, Ambush in Africa, Abkhazian Coup, Investigation in Guadalajara, Raid in Denver, and Operation Tecumseh

In 2018, Chester, alongside two cyborgs and a Grad UG ended up surrounding a civilian who failed to obey the evacuation order, feeling he may have had ulterior motives for disobeying to evacuation order and deciding they don't have enough time to hear his reason even if he wasn't anyway, although he implies that he and his unit were not planning on killing him when asked.[1] He and his unit were later killed by Raiden, himself on his way to escaping Denver after accomplishing his raid on the World Marshal HQ building, taking Chester's arm in the process and also saving the hostage.

Behind the scenes[]

Chester is a character in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, as well as one of thirty cyborgs to contain retrievable left arms in the game. He acts as the third and final cyborg commander in Chapter R-05, harrassing the final civilian in the game. Unlike the other times where Desperado/World Marshal threatens civilians in the game, Chester and the other cyborgs do not actually attempt to kill the civilian unless Raiden directly intervenes in full view.

Notes and references[]

  1. ^ Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Kojima Productions/Platinum Games (2013).
    Civilian: P-Please, don't kill me... // Cyborg: Hey, now, nobody's said anything about killing anybody... Answer me: why'd you disobey the evacuation order? // Civilian: I, I was... // Cyborg: ...Yeah? You were what? Forgot your cover story? // Civilian: No!  No, I just... // Cyborg: All right, I don't have time for this shit...
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