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Master Chief And Samus: Love In Art
Halo: Reach is coming out in a couple weeks, and Metroid: Other M will be hitting stores in just a couple days. These two titles are likely to have more people bringing up the frequently asked infamous question: Who would win in a fight between Samus and Master Chief? Instead of weighing on the debate, I'd rather focus on these two characters getting along, so I went over to DeviantArt in search of pictures featuring Master Chief and Samus putting their differences aside.
The following gallery showcases 14 different artists' interpretations of the often-discussed romantic potential of these characters. Some of them are funny, some of them are serious, and some of them are sweet, but overall I'm just impressed at what these talented artists can create. After you're done checking out the gallery, take a look at the artists' personal pages and see some of their other work!
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