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Promotional art for the 1997 PlayStation Ghost In The Shell game
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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2025
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I am 2 minutes in and still don't understand what kind of position the right leg is in.
Also, is that big red thing, some kind of corpse of a weird enemy monster thingy?
It looks like a reject AI gen, impressive.
Well, it was the 90s, so Rob Liefeld probably consulted. Which would explain the weird body positions and lack of feet.
Artists are allowed their creative liberties ya philistines... Is what I would say if I knew where her right leg went but it is genuinely confusing for no reason
Looks like it goes behind the closest segment of what I'm half assuming is a red tachikoma
tachikoma