#Policenauts characters series

Hayter 13:12, 8 September 2005 (UTC)Ĭanon has her as being alive. We won't know either way until the release of MGS4 (assuming it is covered therein) but given the clues dropped by Kojima & Co., it seems more likely that she survived and rather than claiming she is alive, the article reflects this mass assumption and shows its basis. The article says most fans accept her survival as canon and provides circumstacial evidence to back this up. Furthermore, the character of Solid Snake developes more upon her death in MGS, having submitted during torture and allowed her death at Ocelot's hand. She wasn't seen in MGS2, and if not for some implied lines, not mentioned at all. Until further games prove this, I submit that her death is canonical. The article says that the fans accept Meryl's survival as canonical. ( The Bread 23:39, 26 April 2006 (UTC)) Reply Survival post-MGS

They should be seperated ASAP especially in light of MGS4 as once that is released there will be lots more info to add on MGS Meryl. Meryl Silverburgh (Policenauts) sounds good to me. Whilst it's conceivable (and perhaps probable) that Kojima wrote the mgs version as an alternate interpretation of the policenauts version, thw two are clearly not the same character.

#Policenauts characters series

I believe the policenauts character is called Silverburgh but it's irrelevant as the metal gear series has never hinted that its universe includes parallel realities, time travel or anything that would relate these two characters. TotalTommyTerror 15:27, 17 November 2005 (UTC) Reply They're two different characters from two different games. As it is right now they shouldn't be on the same page. Is the Policenauts character called Meryl Silverburgh as well? Because unless they share the same name, they shouldn't be on the same page. At the least, a re-write would seem in order. Meryl first appeared in.' This line would suggest the character is the same person in both games which is not the case. I'm thinking though, would it not be better to have seperate pages for the two Meryls? They are obviously different characters and whilst the seperate sections on this page do show that, in the intro the references to both characters, particularly, 'Meryl Silverburgh is a fictional character created by video game designer Hideo Kojima. Posted some changes today to the MGS version. It does say that she's 18 in the briefing i just watched it ( The Bread 23:36, 26 April 2006 (UTC)) Reply Seperation of Characters Can't they watch the briefing files and see if it flashes up? - Hayter 09:17, 3 April 2006 (UTC) Reply Okay, mine's busted beyond repair, but surely one of us has the game to hand. That could be anywhere between thirteen and nineteen if we interpret it literally, although she is obviously a grown woman and must be in her late teens (17 to 19), but not neccesarily 18. If you read the officially released personal data of Meryl (as seen on Art of Metal Gear Solid and the Millenium Guide ), they referred to her as being on her teens. All characters are referred as being on their twenties, thirties, forties, fifties and so on. I included a possible answer to this in the Other info section of the article - User:Psi edit I've changed it back to teens, since none of the characters in MGS have any specific ages, with the exception of Nastasha, who is 28 or 29 based on her personal backstory (Snake and Ocelot don't count, since they didn't have birthdates until MGS3). Ok well since theres been so many people reediting the age back to 18 I just thought Meryl (MGS) looks alot older in the game. I've just edited the MGS version's age from '18' to 'teens', but I really need to replay the briefing section, now that you mentioned that.The Briefing section in MGS says she's 18. I looked on various websites it seems most say shes 29