A different look on some of our favorite heroes...

Why does anti-capitalism equal bad?

I'm pretty sure wherever you're from doesn't change views on terrorism. SE shouldn't sell this game, kids play them!!

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Pretty funny how people are going nuts in this topic.
So, let me break it to anyone who didn't know.

In Ninja Gaiden (2004) - and to a good extent in the sequel too - Ryu is the extreme opposite of what western society knows as God. He invades the  city of Tairon inside the Vigoor Empire (which really is just an alternate version of Iraq) out for personal revenge. In his journey he eventually comes to injure a very important citizen of the empire, and proceeds to assassinate its holy emperor and oppose its deities; and of course he's being helped by Rachel, who was already an anti-religion person. The kicker is that a curse inflicted upon him pretty much reveals his draconic lineage, something that's considered anti-God in the West/Middle-East.

And how does a plot like this see the light of day? Simple. By renaming angels to fiends, gods to archfiends, Ishtar to Ishtaros (does this count?), Mazdah to Vazdah, mad prophet to Dagra Dai, Gabriel to Elizébet, among others.

It's all about point of view (just like Anakin taught us). I'm pretty sure the revolutions in Syria or Libya can be seen as terrorist acts as well as freedom acts.