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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:CardboardBoxOrigin.jpg|thumb|Solid Snake sneaks up to an enemy with a cardboard box in ''Metal Gear Solid 2''.]] | [[File:CardboardBoxOrigin.jpg|thumb|Solid Snake sneaks up to an enemy with a cardboard box in ''Metal Gear Solid 2''.]] | ||
Snake must often sneak around enemy territory undetected in the ''Metal Gear'' series. One | Snake must often sneak around enemy territory undetected in the ''Metal Gear'' series. One reoccurring way to avoid detection by guards in industrial areas is to hide under a cardboard box in order to not catch their attention, as well as potentially sneak past them or covertly subdue them. However, Snake must be careful not to be caught moving while under the box. Its first appearance was in ''Metal Gear'' and calling Big Boss while within the room where the player obtains the box leads to him mockingly asking if the player is moving house. Ironically, Big Boss himself had made use of it during ''Snake Eater'', back when he was known as Naked Snake. | ||
The use of a box was inspired by ''Hako Otoko'' (meaning "Box Man"), a 1973 novel by Kobo Abe about a man who withdraws from and observes society from within a cardboard box. | The use of a box was inspired by ''Hako Otoko'' (meaning "Box Man"), a 1973 novel by Kobo Abe about a man who withdraws from and observes society from within a cardboard box. | ||