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Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner (originally known as "ANUBIS: Zone of the Enders" in Japan) is the sequel to Zone of the Enders. Taking place two years after the Antilia Raid, ZOE2 opens with a new main protagonist -- Dingo Egret, an ice miner working on the icy moon Callisto of Jupiter. Dingo would soon discover what seems to be an abandoned Orbital Frame.
In the aspect of the gaming experience, The 2nd Runner is a vast improvement to the first ZOE game in several ways and leaves many flaws the first game had behind.
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"Basking in the sun of reviews bashing on the original Zone of the Enders for 2 years, Konami and Hideo Kojima decided to bring out a sequel to the series that was seeked upon since the concept first saw daylight. It really seems like that Kojima had decided to accept the challenge and make the game that the critics wanted to see originally with Zone of the Enders.
As a result of this everything got fine tuned that could be tuned.
For animation Konami decided to completely drop the GC produced anime and go out all anime. This still does not break the..."
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Listed below are frequently asked questions regarding Zone of the Enders. The questions and answers henceforth are focused primarily on The 2nd Runner and anything closely related.
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What happened to Zone of the Enders HD Edition on PlayStation Vita? Wasn't it announced at E3 2011? |
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It was indeed announced back then. There has been no word from KONAMI regarding ZOE on PS Vita since. It has likely been silently canceled. |
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What happened to Jehuty in the time between Zone of the Enders and The 2nd Runner? |
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This is actually answered on the old official site for The 2nd Runner in the "STORY BETWEEN" area. |
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Hideo Kojima, who is known for Metal Gear, Policenauts, Snatcher, et. al., comes up often on the subject of Zone of the Enders. Is The 2nd Runner one of his games? |
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The 2nd Runner, or ANUBIS, or simply ZOE2, was written and directed by Shuyo Murata. The confusion likely comes from Hideo Kojima serving as the executive producer at the time. |
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| ZOE:TUS cannot speak on behalf of the developers. Please keep this in consideration as we answer questions to the best of our ability, providing official sources where necessary. |
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