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Metroid (Franchise)

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Metroid (Franchise)	comment	Metroid is a series of games produced by Nintendo that began in the 1980s, and is best known for being the Trope Maker for the exploratory Metroidvania genre. They star the armored Bounty Hunter Samus Aran, with most installments revolving around her interactions with dangerous energy leeches called Metroids and her quest to annihilate the Space Pirates that plague the galaxy and killed both her human birth parents and adoptive bird-like Chozo family. Gunpei Yokoi (the mind behind Nintendo's early portable gaming hardware like the Game & Watch and Game Boy) and Yoshio Sakamoto (who would go on to produce the WarioWare and Rhythm Heaven series) are often the most credited for the franchise's creation.note To paraphrase The Other Wiki, the core creative team that birthed the series consisted of Satoru Okada (created the basic concept of the series as being the "anti-Mario"), Yoshio Sakamoto (character designer who was "forcefully asked to participate" in the creation of the first game, only to become the overseer of the franchise going forward), Makoto Kano (scenario writer), Hiroji Kiyotake (character designer), and Gunpei Yokoi (who headed the R&D1 division and thus served as the producer).The Metroid franchise is somewhat unusual among Nintendo's library for its substantial continuity, and holds the honor of being one of the first Platformer franchises to showcase an explicit overarching story. Case in point, the first game, released in 1986 on the NES, deals with Samus's assault on the Space Pirate base on Zebes, where she first encounters the Metroids. After defeating the Space Pirates' leader, Mother Brain, Samus is dispatched in the (Game Boy) sequel, Metroid II: Return of Samus (1991), to hunt down and exterminate the species on their home world. The end of this game segues directly into (Super NES) Super Metroid (1994), where the final larval Metroid is stolen by Space Pirates who take it to a rebuilt base on Zebes.The series lay dormant for years afterward, skipping the Nintendo 64 entirely (outside Samus being a fighter in Super Smash Bros.), primarily because series director Yoshio Sakamoto had no idea how to follow up Super Metroid, which decades later is still regarded as one of the best games in the genre. It didn't help that the other creative force behind the series, Gunpei Yokoi, was no longer available, having left Nintendo following the debacle that was the Virtual Boy. As the lead designer of Nintendo's most notorious flop, he took responsibility for it and left the company of his own volition.note Though to be fair, he was planning to leave Nintendo regardless. The Virtual Boy just meant that he found himself doing so on a sour note. Tragically, he was killed in a traffic accident shortly after in 1997, robbing the game industry of one of its greatest creators.Come the Turn of the Millennium, however, the Metroid series would not only make its return, but also find itself branching in two different directions. One path would continue to follow the franchise's side-scrolling roots and lean into its Alien inspirations, showcased with the release of Metroid Fusion (Game Boy Advance) in 2002. In it, the Metroid home world had become overrun by shape-shifting X parasites that the Metroids had actually been keeping in check before Samus drove them to extinction. After a life-threatening run-in with one of these parasites, Samus finds her life saved by a vaccine containing what remained of the infant Metroid from Super. The resulting mission to contain the x parasites on a nearby research station resulted in the most linear but dynamic game in the series up to that point.At the same time, Nintendo had made the controversial decision to move the series to 3D on the GameCube, with American Retro Studios at the helm. Metroid Prime emerged as an unusual FPS-adventure title, set between the first and second games. While the shift to becoming an FPS was initially met with confusion and doubt from fans, and raised concerns that Nintendo was merely trying to leverage the series to compete with Microsoft's Halo: Combat Evolved (which was shaping up to be a Big Deal, even during development), the result won fans over and received much critical acclaim, including "Game Of The Year" awards from many publications. Most of the maze like tunnel game play from Super Metroid was retained, and reviewers found new content to make up for what wasn't kept in transition.The original Metroid was remade for the Game Boy Advance a year later as Zero Mission. Zero Mission was less open ended than the original at first glance but allowed siginificant Sequence Breaking and added a new epilogue that expanded on our heroine's backstory for the first time in-game, revealing that the Space Pirate homeworld of Zebes not only used to be occupied by the Chozo, but was also where Samus spent her formative years. Meanwhile, the 3D installments would become a franchise in their own right, overseen by Kensuke Tanabe (who had previously worked on the Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda series) with varying levels of input from Sakamoto. Prime was succeeded by Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube) and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii), which continued and concluded the first game's Phazon storyline, with only a brief aside for a handheld adventure via Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo DS). Or so it seemed, until another spin-off game (Metroid Prime: Federation Force for the Nintendo 3DS) released in 2016 to lay the foundation for Metroid Prime 4, which was announced the following year. Prime 4 was initially victim to a Troubled Production, and currently has no given release window. Tropes exclusive to this sub-series belong here.After Corruption, Sakamoto would give 3D a try himself with 2010's Other M (Wii), an Interquel taking place between Super and Fusion which attempted to combine gameplay elements from both the 2D games and the Prime series, and forwent the franchise's usual use of Story Breadcrumbs in favor of a heavier focus on story and more linear progression than even Fusion. It was developed by the unusual combination of what remained of the in-house team responsible for the Metroid seriesnote (after the release of Zero Mission, Nintendo's R&D studios — which included the 2D Metroid team — had been restructured to serve a supervisory role over external projects rather than create their own) and Koei Tecmo's Team Ninja studio. The final product was poorly-received by fans, causing the franchise to take a brief hiatus until the release of the aforementioned Federation Force. 2017 would see the mainline series return to 2D (well, now 2½D), with Sakamoto's team now working alongside MercurySteam for Samus Returns, a remake of Metroid II for Nintendo 3DS. Samus Returns, like Zero Mission, added additional story content: this time setting up vital plot details for 2021's Metroid Dread for the Nintendo Switch, the long-awaited sequel to Fusion that had gone in and out of production for the past two decades. Concluding the storyline revolving around our heroine's relationship with the eponymous creatures, the game sees Samus investigating the far-off planet ZDR for any remnants of X parasites, only to find herself attacked by a mysterious Chozo warrior and hunted down by seemingly defective Federation robots in the process.Across the entire franchise, a number of characteristic elements have persisted, such as the continuous string of upgrades which Samus acquires over the course of the game, most notably the "Morph Ball" (or "Maru Mari," one of several translation oddities), which allows Samus to roll into the shape of a small ball, for better maneuverability in areas where this shape is more convenient.Being the codifier, this is one of the two best known series of the Metroidvania genre — Action-Adventure/Platform games with an emphasis on exploring a continuous non-linear world and finding powerups to advance. Technologically, the original Metroid is noteworthy as one of the first multi-direction scrolling platformers. Its North American release was also the first game to use a password system to save progress. The Japanese release of Metroid for Nintendo's disc-based system allowed the players to save their progress on the disc; the cartridge-based US system lacked this ability, so the game presented a 24-character password which encoded the state of the game, allowing the player to resume his or her progress later. This also (unintentionally) allowed players to "hack" the game, giving Samus various upgrades upon starting the game if the correct values were put into a password.The ending of the original Metroid is a Tomato Surprise: if the player did sufficiently well, they are then treated to a stunning-for-its-time revelation: Samus Aran's armor is removed, revealing the bounty hunter to be a shapely woman (by 8-bit standards). This reveal is also in most of the other games, although no longer a surprise. Those who Read the Freaking Manual would see that Samus is openly referred to as female by Metroid II.Though Samus herself has never appeared on television (except in commercials), Mother Brain was featured as the Big Bad of the Nintendo-themed animated series Captain N: The Game Master. (Reportedly, the production staff actually didn't know about Samus); the comic book adaptation introduced her as the Sixth Ranger/The Lancer. A live-action feature film based on the franchise was optioned after Metroid Prime was successful, with John Woo of all people rumored to direct, but appears to have lapsed. By the tail end of The New '10s, however, some in Hollywood have expressed interest in pulling the film out of Development Hell, including Ronda Rousey, Jordan Vogt-Roberts, and Brie Larson. Only time will tell if the movie ever gets made.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_113480b7	comment	Canon Foreigner: Captain Nemo in the old Metroid Manga/Strategy Guide, and moveset wise, the Zero Laser from Super Smash Bros. Brawl and the "Chozo Blood Rights" ability from Marvel Ultimate Alliance (she was Dummied Out from the latter game, however).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_116451c7	type	Directionally Solid Platforms
Metroid (Franchise) / int_116451c7	comment	Directionally Solid Platforms: Inverted with pitfall blocks that allow going down but not up.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_12c65d9b	type	Abnormal Ammo
Metroid (Franchise) / int_12c65d9b	comment	Abnormal Ammo: Samus has been shot at with explosive stingers, lava grenades, super cooled plasma, high density neutrinos, and contaminated water. Samus herself has fired plasma, super-cooled plasma, ice, lava grenades, electromagnetic blasts, standard electrical blasts, concentrated light energy, concentrated dark energy, matter/antimatter, sonic booms, miniature black holes, and various other things out of her own beam cannon. And that doesn't account for projectile weapons - missiles, super missiles, ice missiles...
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1372f5fc	type	Bio-Armor
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1372f5fc	comment	Bio-Armor: Samus' power suit appears metal at first glance, but it may actually be organic. In Metroid Fusion, the X-Parasites, a species that infects and mimics other organisms, is able to infest and then copy Samus' armor. Metroid Dread ends with Samus becoming mostly Metroid, and her suit becomes noticeably more organic in appearance.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_13992073	type	Rasputinian Death
Metroid (Franchise) / int_13992073	comment	Rasputinian Death: Crocomire in Super Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_13f31733	type	Evolutionary Retcon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_13f31733	comment	Evolutionary Retcon: In the first Metroid, due to graphical limitations, Kraid and Ridley are both the same size as Samus. By the time Super Metroid came around, Kraid was two rooms high, and Ridley was at least three times the size of Samus. Zero Mission retcons the Super design into canon. Super Metroid also adds a "fake Kraid" that's slightly taller than Samus and much easier to kill outside of the real Kraid's room: this is both a reference to the size difference in the earlier games as well as the fact that the NES game had a fake Kraid somewhere in the area.note It can be forgiven that many players didn't know about the fake Kraid in the original game, as Zero Mission removes it entirely, and the fake is not on the much easier route to the real one. Throughout the Metroid Prime series, the Space Pirate models vary greatly, gaining a separating lower jaw and going from two to four eyes. Partially justified due to the fact the Pirates are genetically altering their troops (with varying levels of success) to enable them to conquer the galaxy. It Metroid Prime 2: Echoes the Metroids of the Prime series are explained as being "Tallon Metroids"; a different breed than the SR388 Metroids encountered in the other games. This explains why the Metroids in the Prime Trilogy can be defeated without freezing them.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_143e6c8d	type	Heroic Mime
Metroid (Franchise) / int_143e6c8d	comment	Heroic Mime: In Prime 3, the first voice-acted game in the series, she has no voice acting beyond her usual grunts, on the grounds that Samus talking would be "too creepy." In Fusion, she monologues a lot, and converses with her computer towards the end. She also does some narration in Zero Mission and Super, but only the very beginning of each game. Averted as well in Other M.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_149ff4b0	type	HilarityEnsues
Metroid (Franchise) / int_149ff4b0	comment	Same with Crocomire, who comes after Samus even after ALL HIS SKIN HAS BURNED OFF. That's right. He tries to attack you as a SKELETON. And fails miserably.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Metroid (Franchise) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: While Metroid itself is already the foremost Darker and Edgier alternative to the other Nintendo series, the earliest version of Metroid Fusion (then just called "Metroid IV") was... very unusual. It sported a "bladed" logo, a number that looked like it was torn from a claw, a darker color scheme, and a new suit that made Samus look hyper-muscled. The final version is lighthearted in comparison, but it still retains many elements of survival horror due to the ongoing threat of SA-X.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_15756c9d	type	Where It All Began
Metroid (Franchise) / int_15756c9d	comment	Fusion ends things Where It All Began: the final boss is faced in the docking bay.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_15d268c9	type	Eye on a Stalk
Metroid (Franchise) / int_15d268c9	comment	Eye on a Stalk: The Zeela, a creature that appears in Kraid's Hideout in the original Metroid and Metroid: Zero Mission and the jungle area of Brinstar in Super Metroid, has two eyes on the end of long stalks.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_15df66d9	type	After Boss Recovery
Metroid (Franchise) / int_15df66d9	comment	After Boss Recovery: Many bosses and mini bosses drop tons of health and ammo refills when you beat them. Justified in Fusion as all the bosses and enemies are made of X Parasites that Samus absorbs to recover health/ammo, so it makes sense that the bigger bosses have more potent X for her to eat.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1653843c	type	Dummied Out
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1653843c	comment	Dummied Out: Two very interesting things were removed at some point from Zero Mission. One was the ability to turn suit upgrades on and off from the pause menu, as in Super Metroid; fans are still wondering why this much-missed feature was taken out. (Cheat codes can turn it back on.) The second was... Crocomire! This Super Metroid boss was found in the ROM, with a full set of sprites and some movement code, but nothing else. It's possible to hack him into various rooms. In turn, Super Metroid's ROM includes some interesting objects that were never used, most notably a "reflector" which would bounce any beam or missile off at a 90-degree angle. A form of this was used by two pirates in Ridley's Lair who act as a miniboss. The first Metroid game on the NES had unique sprites for Samus that would have avoided the Ambidextrous Sprite trope, but those got replaced with the current sprite the game uses currently.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1695e61d	type	Destructible Projectiles
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1695e61d	comment	Destructible Projectiles: In various games of the series (Super Metroid in particular), certain projectiles can be destroyed for health or Missile refills during boss battles.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Metroid (Franchise) / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: The games are easy to understand plotwise on their own, but there's quite a bit of canonical backstory for both Zero Mission and Fusion, as well as the entire franchise on the whole, to be found in the manuals and the two-volume manga. Most notably, the fact that the Metroids were created by the Chozo only comes up in the manual for Fusion, and wasn't shown or mentioned in-game at all until Metroid: Samus Returns.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_19028da	type	Eternal Engine
Metroid (Franchise) / int_19028da	comment	Eternal Engine: Tourian, and most of Fusion.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1aa08f77	type	Multiple Endings
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1aa08f77	comment	Multiple Endings: The Segmented Endings subtrope applies to the Prime series, Metroid 2, Super, and Other M; whether based on completion time, percentage, or both. Played somewhat straight with Fusion and Zero Mission's ending portraits.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1bb2c500	type	The Horde
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1bb2c500	comment	The Horde: The Space Pirate Confederation. A smaller but more competent example are The Ing Horde.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1bfc720a	type	Boss Arena Recovery
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1bfc720a	comment	Boss Arena Recovery: Avoided in the first game, but Zero Mission has the rinkas around Mother Brain occasionally drop health. Notoriously, the boost guardian can destroy all the health dropping pillars in one shot, denying you any recovery in a boss arena that drains your health.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1f9bddfb	type	Plug 'n' Play Technology
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1f9bddfb	comment	Plug 'n' Play Technology: Samus' suit is described to be "modular", which means it can also identify other technologies and adapt them into itself. The suit is able to form new abilities just by absorbing "data" acquired from rooms and the DNA of the X parasites in Fusion. Hell, Space Pirate tech will work on it in some games. Subverted in Zero Mission, where you find a few upgrades incompatible with your suit. You need the Fully-Powered Suit to use them. May be double subverted in that the suit you need is the one with Plug 'n' Play tech to begin with.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_1fdaf8ff	type	Ominous Latin Chanting
Metroid (Franchise) / int_1fdaf8ff	comment	Ominous Latin Chanting: Ridley's sub-sector of Norfair in Super, reimagined in Prime 1 as Magmoor Caverns and reused in Samus Returns for heated rooms. And it is AWESOME.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_20e20e99	type	Not the Intended Use
Metroid (Franchise) / int_20e20e99	comment	Not the Intended Use: And not just in Sequence Breaking form either. Glitching Kraid in Super Metroid for instance, is not a sequence break, but certainly counts.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_24c48358	type	Lava Is Boiling Kool-Aid
Metroid (Franchise) / int_24c48358	comment	Lava Is Boiling Kool-Aid: In the original Metroid, lava was a red palette swap of acid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_25524784	type	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown
Metroid (Franchise) / int_25524784	comment	No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Samus to Mother Brain during the mother of all Mama Bear moments at the end of Super Metroid. After what Mother Brain did, she completely deserved it. Fusion sees this done twice, but the more pointed example is the Omega Metroid, as Samus is in a hurry and there's literally no strategy to killing it other than do as much damage as you can before that claw comes down, then get out of the way and move back in before it can step forward.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	type	Palette Swap
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2557e3a9	comment	Palette Swap: As mentioned, lava was a palette swap for acid in the first game. It also had palette swaps of multiple enemies in a given area, with one color being tougher than another. The beam troopers in Prime are colored based on which beam hurts them. note They are said to be using inferior versions of your own beams, but only use the same one. Whether this was a bug, engine limitation, or intentional is unclear.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Metroid (Franchise) / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: The final boss fight of Fusion. You get reduced to low health unfairly quick (no matter your remaining health prior to this), and then someone shows up to save your hide before you get finished off. That savior gets killed, Samus gets a new beam, and you beat the unholy tar out of whatever you were fighting. There are some discrepancies,note Just to name a few: the Omega Metroid one-shots you while Mother Brain hits you hard over and over until you can't get up, the member of the Metroid race goes from being the savior to being the boss, Samus' Fusion Suit changes color but not the predecessor, Fusion's final battle is during the timed escape while Super's commences it, and the list goes on. but the similarities to Super Metroid are obvious.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_28104b90	type	Bag of Spilling
Metroid (Franchise) / int_28104b90	comment	Bag of Spilling Samus never manages to keep her fully powered-up suit between games, though more later entries at least let her hang onto the Varia upgrade. Usually. In games where she keeps the Varia (Excluding the first Prime, see below) it does nothing. The Long Beam has only been an actual powerup in the original game and its remake; every other game gives Samus its effects even if she visibly loses all her other powerups. Metroid II also starts her off with about 30 missiles, since they're needed to even damage the Metroids she's hunting. Played with in Metroid Fusion. Samus kept all of the weapon upgrades to her power armor. Unfortunately, her power armor was infected with a parasite which is now using all of those weapon upgrades to try to kill her. And in Prime. While trying to escape the ship at the beginning of the game before self destruction, the ship violently rocks to the side, and a small explosion hits her from behind, causing her to slam against the wall, which causes malfunctions with most of her equipment. Prime 2 begins with a fairly well equipped Samus, but is pretty shortly mugged by aliens and has her upgrades stolen from her. The sudden feeling of impotence is felt by both Samus and the player. To recover many of her upgrades she must find her attackers and fight them, one at a time, while they use her own upgrades against her. Prime 3 has Samus simply start off without any of her items from the previous adventure, but she does retain a few of her power ups such as the Space Jump Boots, Morph Ball with its bombs, and her Charge Beam. Word of God states that they scrapped the idea of Samus having her powers in the start and then losing them right after since it was getting too predictable and boring. invoked And again in Other M. Samus has her full arsenal, but is working with the military in this one and needs authorization to use parts of it. Unfortunately this leads into a Voodoo Shark situation when the restrictions on her weapons shouldn't cover her nonoffensive equipment, and she won't activate gear she has even in life-or-death situations. Thankfully, in one case, the damage she would take as a result of this is mercifully nerfed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
Metroid (Franchise) / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: In Super Metroid, if you return to the Surface of Zebes after obtaining the Super Missiles but before descending into lower Brinstar (when it's still raining) and use the bombs and super missiles to go into the cave on the right, you can listen to the "arrival on Zebes" music again.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_29c9ae06	type	Greek Letter Ranks
Metroid (Franchise) / int_29c9ae06	comment	Greek Letter Ranks: The Metroid aliens metamorphose through 'stages', not unlike butterflies. From weakest to strongest, the stages are: infant, larval, alpha, gamma, zeta, omega, queen.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2a3e0069	type	Amazonian Beauty
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2a3e0069	comment	Amazonian Beauty: Over six feet tall, clad head to toe in her Power Suit, regularly takes on death-defying missions that would turn away most others, and is known to appear in revealing outfits in the endings of the games.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2a552d44	type	Recurring Element
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2a552d44	comment	Recurring Element: Samus shattering a glass tube with a Power Bomb has appeared in six games of the series, starting with Super. In Super, breaking a Shark Tunnel yourself is how you can shortcut into Maridia. In Fusion, smashing a tube is part of how you reach the Level 4 Security Room in Sector 4. In Prime, the Ice Spreader in Magmoor Caverns is hidden below the Bendezium-reinforced glass tube in the Shore Tunnel. In Zero Mission, destroying the glass walkway in the Space Pirate Mother Ship is how you leave Chozodia to return to the rest of Brinstar with the Legendary Power Suit. In Echoes, Sanctuary Fortress has a shortcut elevator hidden down a path you reach by blowing up a tube. In Dread, the final E.M.M.I. in Hanubia blows up a glass tube on you. Once you defeat them, you get to blow up one tube to get out of the E.M.M.I. Zone, and another to reach Itorash from the same location.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2c1f1138	type	He Who Fights Monsters
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2c1f1138	comment	He Who Fights Monsters: Samus nearly succumbs to this in the third chapter of the manga. On the planet of Jigrad, she saves a group of slaves from the Space Pirates. When confronted by Samus, the last remaining Space Pirate pleads with her to show mercy. Driven by her memories of her homeworld K-2L being mercilessly razed by the Space Pirates, Samus is about to murder the last Space Pirate in cold blood when the sound of a small girl crying snaps her out of her rage. Shortly thereafter, the small child thanks Samus for saving her, and Samus tells her that she saved her as well from becoming just as much of a merciless killer as the Space Pirates. Also, Samus begins to physically, not mentally, resemble Dark Samus as Prime 3 goes on. A non standard Game over has her playing it straight though. In Metroid II, Samus is charged with the task of eradicating the Metroids once and for all. After destroying the Metroid Queen, Samus finds a newly hatched Metroid. Despite knowing that Metroid is a Chozo word for "ultimate warrior", she refuses to kill a newborn child like Ridley would have done to her years prior. Fitting, then, that in Samus Returns Ridley happens to turn up as she's about to leave.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2d7f0748	type	Raised by Natives
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2d7f0748	comment	Raised by Natives: Samus, though the Chozo WERE pretty tech-savvy.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2dc35926	type	Ghost Ship
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2dc35926	comment	Ghost Ship: Literally, with the GFS Valhalla from Prime 3, the Wrecked Ship from Super with the ghost-boss Phantoon, and the Bottle Ship from Other M to a lesser extent. Though this one is played more straight in the epilogue, when it gets taken over by Phantoon himself.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2f50c5bf	type	Theme Music Power-Up
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2f50c5bf	comment	Theme Music Power-Up: This occurs in nearly every game, but perhaps the most gratifying moment is in Zero Mission when, after running for your life from Space Pirates with nothing but your "Paralyzer" Emergency Pistol and overcoming the Chozo Ruins Test, Samus' unknown items transform into the Plasma Beam, Gravity Suit, and Space Jump. At this point, you can finally kill the Space Pirates... with cathartic ease.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_2fb61faa	type	Statuesque Stunner
Metroid (Franchise) / int_2fb61faa	comment	Statuesque Stunner: Samus. Gandrayda is even taller.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_305bcbb9	type	Space Pirates
Metroid (Franchise) / int_305bcbb9	comment	Space Pirates: The primary antagonists for most of the series, though the name is a bit of a misnomer, being that they are an multispecies alien army that performs piracy incidentally as part of their larger goal of interstellar conquest. They are the main villains in almost every game up to Super Metroid timeline-wise, and still manage to make minor appearances even in the games where they aren't. Out of 14 games in the franchise, the only game that does not have a single Space Pirate in it is Metroid II: Return of Samus and even then, its remake Samus Returns adds in Ridley as its final boss battle.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_32da548d	type	Arch-Enemy
Metroid (Franchise) / int_32da548d	comment	Revenge on the Space Pirates could be seen as one of Samus' main motivations, especially against Ridley, who personally killed her mother right in front of her when she was three years old.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_33fa230b	type	Your Princess Is in Another Castle!
Metroid (Franchise) / int_33fa230b	comment	Your Princess Is in Another Castle!: You've defeated Mother Brain and escaped Zebes in Zero Mission... the game is over, right? Though, you never did find out what those mysterious power-ups were for... Your ship gets shot down and you must sneak through the Space Pirate mothership to get your suit back.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_34082c59	type	Wolverine Publicity
Metroid (Franchise) / int_34082c59	comment	Wolverine Publicity: The Varia Suit is used in almost all of the series' covers and promotional images, even though it's typically only the middle of three suits.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Metroid (Franchise) / int_34dcfc96	comment	Both of Samus' parents sacrifice themselves as well. Her mother does to save Samus, and her father sacrifices himself blowing up the Space Pirates vessel, along with most of their force. Ridley later taunts Samus by revealing that without a ship, he consumed the bodies of the dead humans to stay alive. Including her mother.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_353f2b06	type	"Die Hard" on an X
Metroid (Franchise) / int_353f2b06	comment	"Die Hard" on an X: Except when it is on a space station, complete with air vent escapes and everything!
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_35c35a89	type	Dinosaurs Are Dragons
Metroid (Franchise) / int_35c35a89	comment	Ridley, one of the main antagonists of the franchise, is a reptilian alien with a draconian and pterosaur-like appearance, possessing the crest and beak associated with Pteranodon.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_363e9631	type	Sequential Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_363e9631	comment	Sequential Boss: The final boss of Metroid Prime has two phases: the first phase is basically the same thing with increasing shifts to different weaknesses, and the second phase requires you to switch visors to locate the phasing Prime and blast it with the Phazon Beam. The final boss of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes features all three forms of the Emperor Ing, followed by a final battle against Dark Samus. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, you fight Aurora 313 right after putting down Dark Samus. 313 itself has two forms: complete and floating severed head. Mother Brain from Super Metroid has 3 different phases. First you fight her like in the first game, as just the brain protected by turrets and zeebetite barriers. After you beat her and examine the body, she rises out of the floor on a robotic body. After dealing enough damage to her, she'll use an extremely powerful attack to reduce you to low health, after which the Metroid hatchling shows up to save the day. But then she comes back to life again and you have to beat the crap out of her again, this time armed with the Hyper Beam. And then you have to escape the planet before it blows up. Metroid Fusion has the SA-X when you finally get to fight it. First there's the regular Varia Suit-sized version you've been avoiding the entire time. Hit that with your charged up Wave Beam, and you get a giant monstrosity that can't shoot you but can somehow jump anywhere in the room incredibly fast... Fortunately it stands still for a second every now and then and Screw Attack does work too (although it's a double-edged sword since it also hurts yourself...).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_378476a2	type	Abandoned Laboratory
Metroid (Franchise) / int_378476a2	comment	Abandoned Laboratory: Common to the series, sometimes not so abandoned. Fusion and Other M take place in space stations made of these.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_37fcf16	type	Death Is Cheap
Metroid (Franchise) / int_37fcf16	comment	Death Is Cheap: Ridley has evaded death every time Samus encounters him, from Never Foundthe Body, to sneakily flying away while the camera isn't looking (we saw your shadow sneaky), to getting a robo upgrade. He never actually dies until Super, but when he does, some Too Dumb to Live researchers in Other M unwittingly CLONE the bastard. He even appears as a boss in Super Smash Bros. Brawl FOUR TIMES. As Ridley, as Meta Ridley, and then again for each form in the Great Maze.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3830dafc	type	Mechanistic Alien Culture
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3830dafc	comment	Mechanistic Alien Culture: The Space Pirates.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_393ec3f9	type	Zeerust
Metroid (Franchise) / int_393ec3f9	comment	Zeerust: It's not really apparent in-game, given the low graphical capabilities of the console and the general lack of technology aside from Samus' suit, the doors, and the elevators, but the artwork of Samus for the original NES game makes it very apparent that Metroid was made in The '80s. It has a rather boxier look than later portrayals, for one thing. Later games aged much better in this regard: even the immediate sequel to the first game, which was released only a few years later, features an artwork design for Samus that still looks pretty good even after twenty years.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bb81225	type	Recurring Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bb81225	comment	Recurring Boss: SA-X in Fusion, though it's not really a boss until near the end of the game. Ridley may be a better example, considering he appears in almost every game, twice in Super and Corruption. Also, The final boss and title antagonist of Metroid Prime comes back as Dark Samus for the second and third games of the trilogy.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bbf3fef	type	Recurring Riff
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bbf3fef	comment	The original Famicom Disk System version of the first game's Escape theme and subsequent arrangements in future games don't have it, but the NES version features a slight expansion that includes a recurring six-note melody from the Kid Icarus soundtrack.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bc88a7f	type	Foregone Conclusion
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3bc88a7f	comment	Foregone Conclusion: Adam Malkovich sacrificed himself in Other M. Also, Ridley reappeared in that game and died. This was known as far back as Fusion. Other M also explains why Ridley fell apart so easily when you encounter the body in the freezer in Fusion and the X Parasite escapes his body. The last we of see Ridley in Other M, is a dried, gray husk after having his life sucked out of him by the Queen Metroid. And the reason the body is never seen breaking down? It's so the above scene in Fusion can play out. That was never the real Ridley. It was a clone all along.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3c14f642	type	Force-Field Door
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3c14f642	comment	Force-Field Door: A staple of the games. Doors that open simply by being shot are handwaved as being set up to keep out unwanted wildlife. Certain fluff scans suggest they don't always succeed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3c7d0418	type	Doom Magnet
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3c7d0418	comment	Doom Magnet: In addition, very few characters with personal connections to Samus ever survive. Guess what happens to the Bottle Ship at the end of the Playable Epilogue of Other M? The music is even the same as during the escape sequence in Super Metroid. Also, Ceres Space Colony. It wasn't her fault, but it still self-destructed right after she left. And then there's Samus' own ship in the Fusion prologue, but again, not her fault. She fell into a coma and the ship also collided with an asteroid. This one would've been the end for her had her ship not had an automated emergency system to eject her escape pod.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3cb3772f	type	Pocket Rocket Launcher
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3cb3772f	comment	Pocket Rocket Launcher: Samus' Arm Cannon is about the size of her forearm, but can swap between an energy beam gun and a rocket/missile launcher without changing size (well, except for opening up the muzzle). It can hold up to 255 rockets, if you find all the Missile Tanks. And fire the even bigger Super Missiles in games where they're separate missile weapons rather than a direct upgrade to basic rockets.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3cede7af	type	Opening a Can of Clones
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3cede7af	comment	Opening a Can of Clones: Characters or creatures believed killed off in previous games commonly reappear as clones, robotic duplicates, X-Parasite doppelgangers, etc. (and in the case of Ridley, all of the above). This makes it almost impossible to truly believe that these characters are gone for good, and when some characters are revealed to survive (for example Kraid in Dread), there is a lot of speculation about whether it's the real character, a clone, or some other type of copy. There are even numerous theories that Samus herself is a clone, particularly following the events of Fusion.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3d59c9a0	type	Powered Armor
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3d59c9a0	comment	Powered Armor: Samus' signature Power Suit.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3d699462	comment	Two times, one in Super Metroid and another in Fusion. In Super Metroid, Samus was losing in a Curb-Stomp Battle with a One-Winged Angel Mother Brain, after taking a blow from her ultimate attack. Before the job can be finished, the huge Super Metroid that had earlier attacked Samus but decided to spare her on account of it formerly being the baby metroid Samus had spared, zooms in, drains Mother Brain's energy, and then gives it to Samus, restoring her to full health and granting her the Hyper Beam. Then, it dies while shielding Samus from Mother Brain's attacks. Cue Samus curbstomping Mother Brain.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3dd3951e	comment	Cowboy Cop: In the manga, Samus herself, as well as her partners Mauk and Kreatz.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3e4cb2cc	type	Weird Weather
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3e4cb2cc	comment	Weird Weather: Acid rain is a recurring hazard on the surface areas of planets: Super Metroid claims this is the rain seen at Crateria, even though Zero Mission sees Samus running through rain without her suit on... In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, it appears on the Space Pirate Homeworld. Unlike the first game, you need a specific acid-proof "hazard shield" item to protect Samus from it. The Space Pirates themselves seem immune to it.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3f4ec001	type	DestructiveSavior
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3f4ec001	comment	Destructive Savior: It seems Samus cannot escape the cold hand of destruction, whether it be a large base or the entire planet. So far, her "kill count" includes Dark Aether, Phaaze, Zebes, SR388 and ZDR/Tarin, the third of which wasn't even her fault. Granted, the others were of her own doing, Phaaze because it kept popping out Phazon Leviathans to infect other planets, Dark Aether because it was just pure evil incarnate, and SR388 and ZDR so she could wipe out the X Parasites, but still. Not even space stations are safe, since the Biologic Space Labs orbital station dies with SR388. And Samus' first order of business on Tallon IV? Blow up the Space Pirate Frigate Orpheon. Doesn't count the five Space Ships/Colonies that blew up with her on board, (although most of those weren't her fault), and her own ship in Fusion's opening.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3f737576	type	Climax Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3f737576	comment	Climax Boss: Nightmare in Fusion. Especially after playing Other M.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_3fdac1c6	type	Literally Shattered Lives
Metroid (Franchise) / int_3fdac1c6	comment	Literally Shattered Lives: The traditional way to kill Metroids has been to freeze them with the Ice Beam and then shatter them with a missile. In Prime 1 and Echoes (with the functionally similar Dark Beam), this can also be done to many non-Metroid enemies. In Fusion, since Samus is part-Metroid now and the SA-X has all of your old gear, it does the same thing to you if it catches you.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_409c3edf	type	Zip Mode
Metroid (Franchise) / int_409c3edf	comment	Zip Mode: Samus' Speed Booster could be considered this if you have to trek along a long straight path; she will travel fast enough to kill all normal enemies in the way, but only if you actually run in Super.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Metroid (Franchise) / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: Super Metroid, Other M, and Fusion.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4108bb3e	type	Doomed Hometown
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4108bb3e	comment	Doomed Hometown: Samus lives through two of these, first on K-2L and then on Zebes.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_41a894d2	type	Voodoo Shark
Metroid (Franchise) / int_41a894d2	comment	And again in Other M. Samus has her full arsenal, but is working with the military in this one and needs authorization to use parts of it. Unfortunately this leads into a Voodoo Shark situation when the restrictions on her weapons shouldn't cover her nonoffensive equipment, and she won't activate gear she has even in life-or-death situations. Thankfully, in one case, the damage she would take as a result of this is mercifully nerfed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_42008602	type	Story Arc
Metroid (Franchise) / int_42008602	comment	Story Arc: The chronology of the series is divided into four arcs: The original story where Samus storms the base of the Space Pirates in Zebes (Metroid / Zero Mission), the Phazon incident (the Metroid Prime Trilogy sub-series), the story where Samus has to exterminate all Metroids except the one she spared and then rescue it from the Pirates (Return of Samus / Samus Returns and Super Metroid), and the story telling the consequences of the Metroids' near-extinction plus the dubious ethics of the Galactic Federation and even those of the Chozo (Other M, Fusion and Dread).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_438d70f1	type	Catastrophic Countdown
Metroid (Franchise) / int_438d70f1	comment	Catastrophic Countdown Super Metroid plays it straight, twice. When Ridley escapes the space colony in the beginning, an announcement claims that the colony's self-destruct has been activated, urging immediate evacuation. Naturally, the whole place starts shaking, steaming, blowing up, and even rocking back and forth quite impressively. Later at the end of the game, the entire planet starts exploding and flooding with acid, because a "Time Bomb" has been activated. This part even reads, "Time Bomb set!" as a nod to the first game Other M. An AI voice announces over an intercom that a self-destruct sequence will detonate in about five or so minutes. For some reason, your escape becomes riddled with burning debris and wreckage. The first game is a bit of an interesting case. While the NES original averts it entirely ("TIME BOMB SET \| GET OUT FAST!", plus a countdown, that's it), Zero Mission retcons in a straight example (the "time bomb" causes explosions and flames well before going off) and an aversion (the Pirate Mothership).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_440d1d0b	type	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!
Metroid (Franchise) / int_440d1d0b	comment	Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right!: In the 3rd chapter of the manga, Samus - a newly recruited Galactic Federation Police Officer - and two fellow officers Mauk and Kreatz, are sent to planet of Jigrad on a recon mission to monitor the Space Pirates' activities there. Finding the Pirates are using human children as slave labor, Samus jumps in and massacres the Pirates before they can execute a child for being "unfit" for labor instead of reporting the find and waiting for orders. She and her team are later scolded by Chief Hardy, but Samus is praised by the Jigradian people for her help. The finale of Fusion has the Federation ordering Samus to stand down so that they can capture the SA-X for study (also Samus just blew up their top-secret Metroid cloning facility, so they're a bit ticked about that). Samus knows firsthand just how dangerous the SA-X is, so she proceeds to crash the space station into nearby planet SR388, destroying both and eradicating the X for good. Given how much the Federation had invested into that, the general thought among fans is that Samus is no longer on their good side after this. This is actually Samus's motivation for staying on the Bottle Ship in Other M. Even though it's been cordoned off by the Federation, she's pretty sure Adam's team is going to die if she isn't there to protect them. Adam himself knows it too, but is too bitter to go along with it until she agrees to act as his subordinate.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_45bf382b	type	Game Mod
Metroid (Franchise) / int_45bf382b	comment	Game Mod: Super Metroid has several. Of the complete overhauls of the game, amongst the best are probably Super Metroid Redesign, Golden Dawn, Super Metroid Dependence, Super Metroid Limit, and Metroid Legacy. Other good ones include One Room, T-Metroid, Magma, and Reverse. Of these hacks, Metroid Legacy is by far the easiest, being only negligibly more difficult than the original game (there are a couple of segments that require the use of "glitches" like the mockball and the wall jump, but by and large there is very little trickery required to complete it). Golden Dawn is somewhat more difficult, but still not that difficult. Most of the others are at the very least Nintendo Hard and often descend gleefully into Platform Hell territory. Redesign, for example, has a segment where you are required to go into the toxic regions of Norfair without the Varia Suit, and must progress rapidly and kill enemies in order to survive. (There is a way to get the Varia Suit before this with Sequence Breaking, but the sequence break is probably even more difficult). Worth special mention is Super Metroid Impossible, a "slight" overhaul of the original game that, thanks to the withholding of crucial items and strategic placement of obstacles, brings it up to Kaizo Mario World levels of difficulty. It is also worth noting that, while most of these hacks are roughly equal in size to the original game, Redesign is absolutely gigantic, being maybe three times the size of the original game. Redesign is also unique among Super Metroid hacks for significantly altering the original game's physics, which makes playing it a significantly different experience from playing any other Metroid game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4612ec70	type	No Transhumanism Allowed
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4612ec70	comment	No Transhumanism Allowed: One of the rare and surprising aversions: not only are cybernetics commonplace and carry no notable social stigma, Samus herself is a transgenic lifeform, with her adoptive Chozo caretakers having grafted their species' DNA onto her own to increase her adaptability to the harsh environment of Planet Zebes. Further, by Metroid Fusion, Samus is also part Metroid. And Adam (and many other political and scientific figures) regularly underwent Brain Uploading.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_471fdb9e	type	Defeat Equals Explosion
Metroid (Franchise) / int_471fdb9e	comment	Defeat Equals Explosion: Most bosses in the series will explode. Ridley, on the other hand, only gets this treatment once, in Zero Mission. Metroid Prime 3 subverts this with Ridley; fans noticed Omega Ridley's shadow flying away during his "death" cutscene after a mere FIVE YEARS.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_482c31d4	type	No Hugging, No Kissing
Metroid (Franchise) / int_482c31d4	comment	No Hugging, No Kissing: The series has been devoid of romance since its inception. This is usually because Samus Aran's missions tend to only have her encountering the evil Space Pirates and various alien wildlife, but even the later games and supplementary manga and comics that do portray friendly, intelligent characters don't feature any romance. The only exception among the games is Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, where a Battle Couple are among the deceased Luminoth Keybearers.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4832a3bb	type	Always Chaotic Evil
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4832a3bb	comment	Always Chaotic Evil: Averted by the space pirates. Samus never encounters one that isn't evil, but she does find various logs and transmissions confirming there are in fact space pirates who have non-evil tendencies. Taking actions or even expressing opinions that reveal these tendencies quickly get them executed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Metroid (Franchise) / int_485eb589	comment	The Space Pirates, although they get their space-faring asses handed to them all too often, never give up their goal of galactic domination. Their penchant for finding Phlebotinum and Sealed Evil in a Can lying around might support this.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_48da376b	type	Game Changer
Metroid (Franchise) / int_48da376b	comment	Game Changer: Metroid: Zero Mission: Samus destroys Mother Brain and blows up the Space Pirate's base on Zebes, just as she did in the original game. Then pirate ships ambush her starship and send her crashing back down to the surface, now without a suit, weaponless, and with little hope of escape.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_48e8fe57	type	Happily Adopted
Metroid (Franchise) / int_48e8fe57	comment	Happily Adopted: Samus considers the Chozo her "real" family as much as anything, and they certainly don't skimp on the love. Fans who'd grown to associate Samus with this trope were understandably peeved when in Other M Samus refers to Adam as "the only father figure she'd ever known".
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_49d18492	type	Scenery Gorn
Metroid (Franchise) / int_49d18492	comment	Scenery Gorn: Old Tourian in Super and post-Mother Brain Zero Mission, Sector 5 (ARC) in Metroid Fusion.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: The Nintendo Power comic adaptation of Prime states at the end that Samus was only on Tallon IV for around 10 hours, which is around the time that a skilled player can beat the game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a466888	type	Completion Meter
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a466888	comment	Completion Meter: Later games have a percent counter that rises as you collect items.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a7c6f60	type	Personal Space Invader
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4a7c6f60	comment	Personal Space Invader: The titular Metroids, in their larval form, absorb energy from creatures by latching onto their heads.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4ac55d49	type	Opening the Sandbox
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4ac55d49	comment	Opening the Sandbox: Fusion and Other M are the most linear games in the series yet, and thus have very few opportunities to let you backtrack to earlier sectors on your own until the endgame. Echoes is an in-between example as you usually can go back to any place you've been before, but it's more prudent to wait until either story progression takes you back there, or you've finished the area you were working on. The only optional Doors To Before were broken by Power Bombs while the path from the GFS Tyr's landing site to the Great Temple is explored backwards as your path to the elevator to Sanctuary Fortress. The sandbox is, however, only fully opened at the endgame.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4c24a9ed	type	Power Copying
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4c24a9ed	comment	Samus in Metroid Fusion had all her abilities copied by X. After killing X-infected bosses (which tend to be able to produce similar attacks), she can absorb the X parasite to regain that power. Averted with Missiles and Bombs, which are downloaded via the datapack that replaced Samus' jetpack.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4e053a94	type	Pickup Hierarchy
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4e053a94	comment	Pickup Hierarchy: Primary: New powers, weapons and suits, Chozo Artifacts and Dark Temple Keys (Prime 1 & 2) Secondary: Energy Tanks, Missile Tanks Tertiary: Energy capsules and Missile ammo. Extra: Energy cells (Prime 3).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4e1d9178	type	Tailor-Made Prison
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4e1d9178	comment	Hunters gives us the Oubliette, a ship constructed for one purpose: to house an Eldritch Abomination.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4ef78c64	type	Cliffhanger Wall
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4ef78c64	comment	Cliffhanger Wall: Fusion spent 19 years as the final game in the series' timeline, ending with Samus causing the destruction of the B.S.L. station and the planet SR-388 in order to stop both the Federation's secret cloning research on Metroids, and the spread of the deadly X Parasites, leaving her future relationship with the Federation unknown beyond an in-universe acknowledgement that she will most likely have to face trial for her actions. During the intervening years between it and the release of Dread, the franchise saw six interquels by way of the Metroid Prime sub-series (seven, if you count Prime 1's pinball adaptation) plus Other M, and two remakes.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4f4372e9	comment	The Grappling Beam is found in a room that is better escaped from by using the grapple points in the ceiling, followed by more rooms that are more easily crossed with the Grapple Beam featuring pits of water underneath in case you fall.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_4fe8c481	type	Schematized Prop
Metroid (Franchise) / int_4fe8c481	comment	Schematized Prop: Many of the later games have taken up this trope, most notably using a Power Suit schematic as the item/weapon status screen (Zero Mission, Prime, Prime 3, Super, Fusion; the schematized suit was also seen in the instruction manual for Metroid II, which labeled her Left Hand of all things).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_50308171	type	Sound of No Damage
Metroid (Franchise) / int_50308171	comment	Sound of No Damage: In the 2D games, it sounds something like a beep, but may in fact be more like a ding.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
Metroid (Franchise) / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: The X Parasites in Fusion; Phazon in Prime. Metroids themselves count, given their habit of turning their victims into desiccated gray husks that turn to powder when touched. In Prime as well, a vague reference to Space Pirate attempts to replicate the Morph Ball that went horribly, horribly wrong. Special mention goes to Prime 3, where you can actually see the gradual effects of Phazon corruption on Samus with each Leviathan destroyed. Those eyes could curdle milk. Prime 2 has the Ing, a transdimensional species of dark-matter aliens that can possess and mutate other beings/machines.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_511728ae	type	Magic Versus Science
Metroid (Franchise) / int_511728ae	comment	The Prime games have the Chozo, Luminoth and Bryyonian lore entries detail the fall of their respective races to Phazon corruption, the Ing and a Magic Versus Science civil war, respectively.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_51567188	type	Cast from Hit Points
Metroid (Franchise) / int_51567188	comment	Shinesparking in Super costs health to do, and has a unique attack after impacting a surface where Samus emits two Speed Echoes off of herself, damaging any enemies they come into contact with. Later games removed the health penalty and the echo projectiles.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_51bf74d6	type	Power Crystal
Metroid (Franchise) / int_51bf74d6	comment	Power Crystal: The Lensman-like hand crystal on the back of her left hand. Originally just a visual effect, Zero Mission made it integral to use of the Power Grip.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_527fbbe6	type	Latex Space Suit
Metroid (Franchise) / int_527fbbe6	comment	Latex Space Suit: Zero Suit Samus.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: Super Metroid opens and closes with escapes from structures that are about to blow up. Metroid and Super Metroid both take place on Planet Zebes. Samus ventures into the planet, defeats Ridley, Kraid, and Mother Brain, and escapes before the planet blows up. In Super Metroid, the end to the original trilogy, Samus ventures into the planet again, kills Ridley, Kraid, Phantoon (not), Draygon, and Mother Brain, and escapes before the planet (the escape shaft from the original game is part of the route) blows up. Fusion provides two. The end to the original trilogy had the super metroid heals and gives you a weapon to defeat the final boss, saving your life. In Fusion, the Metroid's DNA cures Samus of the X-Parasite infection (saving her life), and makes her able to absorb the X to heal her and replenish her supplies (giving her the weapon to eradicate the X). Also the ending, in which the SA-X saves your life, heals you, and gives you the weapon to eradicate the Omega Metroid. Also in Fusion, both the very first boss (Arachnus) and very last boss (Omega Metroid) are from Metroid 2. Those two bosses also have the same basic design. Sharp teeth, huge claws, only susceptible to attacks on its belly. The only real exception is that Arachnus can turn into a spiky ball or shoot fireballs, while Omega Metroid is just big enough to stomp you flat.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_533bc7ae	type	Cybernetics Eat Your Soul
Metroid (Franchise) / int_533bc7ae	comment	Cybernetics Eat Your Soul: For the most part averted, as most characters get along just fine with their cybernetically-enhanced Powered Armor. Ghor is a special case. Though he's only 6% organic, he's a very nice guy. When he interfaces with computers or his battle armor, though, he becomes aggressive and bloodthirsty.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_53e1f74c	type	Asteroid Thicket
Metroid (Franchise) / int_53e1f74c	comment	Asteroid Thicket: Used in Super and Fusion, where something crashes into an asteroid in each. The asteroids look like they're only a few hundred feet across, and tightly packed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_53f5119f	comment	The Dragon: Ridley is a high-ranking member of the Space Pirates under Mother Brain, and is typically the second-to-last boss fought in every game. He also takes the trope to its literal extreme, being a space dragon.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_54cc6b24	type	Le Parkour
Metroid (Franchise) / int_54cc6b24	comment	Le Parkour: Samus in every game after Super, except Prime and that may count too because she still has awesome cutscene moves.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5558641	type	Gratuitous Japanese
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5558641	comment	Gratuitous Japanese: "Maru Mari" means something akin to "round ball". It's the only item in the original Metroid to keep its Japanese name in some translated releases.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_55d919f7	type	Lovecraft Lite
Metroid (Franchise) / int_55d919f7	comment	Lovecraft Lite: And does not become full on Cosmic Horror Story solely due to the presence of Samus, and in the case of Echoes and Hunters, it was a bonafide CHS before she came along. The galaxy always seems to be one instant away from destruction, and the destruction of one just leads to another, as seen with the Metroids and X Parasites. The Ancient Chozo foresaw many of these threats, but they are almost extinct today, and at least one of those threats wiped out a civilization that wasn't that much less advanced than them. It's fortunate that their last champion, an orphaned human who lost her parents to Space Pirates, is their greatest.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_586c6d7e	type	Evil Is Visceral
Metroid (Franchise) / int_586c6d7e	comment	Evil Is Visceral: Mother Brain and the Aurora Units are big brains in jars that do not look very pretty. The latter aren't evil on their own though. Starting from the first game, the Metroids themselves have visible blood vessels of some sort. In the second game, they were given an insectoid life cycle. In the third game, one of them grows really big, letting you see even more organic bits inside of the body. Same goes for Dark Samus in the Prime series: the more beat-up she gets, the more glowy Phazon innards start showing. And then the same thing starts happening to Samus herself in Corruption. The Leviathan insides are visceral too.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_589e54d3	type	Charged Attack
Metroid (Franchise) / int_589e54d3	comment	Charged Attack: Charge Beam, the beam combos, the Shinespark.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5914d5dd	type	Slippy-Slidey Ice World
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5914d5dd	comment	Slippy-Slidey Ice World: Sector 5 (ARC) in Fusion, the Cryosphere in Other M, and the Phendrana Drifts in Prime. Bryyo Ice in Prime 3 just barely makes it.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5b19cc1b	type	Air-Vent Passageway
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5b19cc1b	comment	Air-Vent Passageway: Applies to all kinds of ducts/tunnels, with the Morph Ball. Subverted in Zero Mission, when after losing her armor, Samus must crawl through said tunnels, and she's far from the only creature who can use them.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5b3d0d9f	type	Foreboding Architecture
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5b3d0d9f	comment	Foreboding Architecture: From the very first game we have "air tubes" which spawn a variety of increasing dangerous flying nuisances. Sometimes the enemies would not spawn, or would spawn later than normal to give you a false sense of security. Each entry in the Prime trilogy has Metroid storage tanks which inevitably are broken out of except for a rare few in Prime 1 that stay put unless you break them out yourself.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5bd3ff82	type	Endgame+
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5bd3ff82	comment	Fusion, Zero Mission, and Prime 3 really cut you breaks on this. At a certain point in Prime 3, you can launch exploration probes to the various planets you visit. These probes will report back every collectible you have yet to pick up. There are still a handful of items that reside on a derelict ship that you absolutely need to find yourself but otherwise, it is within reason for everyone who plays the game to get 100% without consulting a third party source. Not present on the first playthroughs, but Fusion and Zero Mission will have a timer and an item checklist for each area if you resume play on a completed file, or start a new game off of the same slot.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5c65fc1a	type	Roar Before Beating
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5c65fc1a	comment	Roar Before Beating: Some of the bosses do this.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5f3bb274	type	Late-Arrival Spoiler
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5f3bb274	comment	Late-Arrival Spoiler: The opening cutscene of Super Metroid spoils the endings of Metroid and Metroid II. The ending of Super Metroid is spoiled in the opening cutscene of Other M. Then again, it's one of the most iconic games in the series, so odds are a new arrival looking up Metroid info has already stumbled across it on a message board or something anyway. Samus being a girl was itself considered a plot twist at the beginning of the series, to the point where the original game's manual outright referred to her as male, in both the Japanese and English versions. At this point it's the only thing some people know about the series, and crossover media such as Super Smash Bros. don't even try to hide it. Hell, Zero Mission didn't bother hiding it, and it was a remake of the original game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_5fcf6421	type	Germans Love David Hasselhoff
Metroid (Franchise) / int_5fcf6421	comment	Among Americans at least, Metroid is considered one of the Big Three Nintendo franchises (along with Mario and Zelda). Part of this is due to the fact that all three debuted around the same time on the NES. Even though other franchises such as Pokemon or Kirby sell more, Metroid's recognition and historical position among American gamers means that the series continues to hold this status.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_605cf3f	type	Something Only They Would Say
Metroid (Franchise) / int_605cf3f	comment	Something Only They Would Say: How Samus discovers the identity of her AI CO in Metroid Fusion. Many fans realized what the mysterious trailer for Other M was as soon as Adam said "Any objections, lady?" Prior to this, it was intentionally unclear what the game in question was.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_60a7a630	type	Charge Meter
Metroid (Franchise) / int_60a7a630	comment	Charge Meter: In the Prime games, discounting Hunters, the arm cannon has a meter to build up when holding down fire. It even has practical purpose when using seeker missiles.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_617f0563	type	Heelâ€“Face Turn
Metroid (Franchise) / int_617f0563	comment	Samus almost attempts one in Fusion by detonating the self-destruct charges on BS-L to destroy the X-Parasites aboard; herself included. The AI Adam, however, informs her that doing that would be stupid, as it would not destroy the X on Planet SR388, and only serve to destroy the X's greatest obstacle: Samus. Adam then promptly makes a Heel–Face Turn and decides to help Samus, making a different plan, which destroys all the X in both locations and allows Samus time enough to escape the station.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_62259825	type	Nintendo Hard
Metroid (Franchise) / int_62259825	comment	Nintendo Hard: The original game (and given the trope is named after the NES having abusively difficult games, it's not surprising in the least). Getting 100% without a guide is hard, doing that while beating it in under 2 hours is even harder. The other games are easier due to gameplay refinements. But if this is you first time playing any particular game, be you a veteran or a newcomer, you WILL die at least 20 times. Now try and get 100% under 2 hours without dying on hard mode!
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: Fusion sure seemed to leave one hell of a sequel hook, what with Samus having illegally blown up a Federation outpost and become something way other than human. Sure, Samus had her reasons, but all the implications in-game are that the Federation will be pissed at her now. A sequel on the DS with 2-D gameplay, Metroid Dread, was supposed to have been shown at E3 2006, but was mysteriously dropped. Potentially hinted at again in Corruption, however. It was finally confirmed in E3 2021 as a 2½D game. Each of the Prime games shows one if the player gets 100% Completion. Even Federation Force.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_63389669	type	Brain Monster
Metroid (Franchise) / int_63389669	comment	Brain Monster: In Metroid, the final boss, Mother Brain, is a massive brain in a tank, with a laser shooting eye. It's stated that it started off as an organic computer built by the Chozo, which took command of the Space Pirates. In Super Metroid, Mother Brain reappears as the final boss, this time as an "acranial" example, having gained a massive mechanised body. The Federation created Aurora Units, introduced in Metroid Prime Three Corruption, although the brain part is not as noticeable, as they are much more mechanical than Mother Brain, as is the monster part, since they are all affable allies of Samus. Master Brain was created by science team operatives in the Bermuda system with then new alien technology they discovered so it could lead the space pirates there while they got back to scientific research. It serves as the main antagonist of Metroid Prime: Federation Force. The Central Units from Dread are visibly based on Mother Brain, especially after their armored shells are destroyed and the brain portions become visible. Given that they are affiliated with the Mawkin Chozo, it's very likely they are the same model of AI that Mother Brain herself was.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_63f22889	type	Insectoid Aliens
Metroid (Franchise) / int_63f22889	comment	Insectoid Aliens: The "Ki-Hunter" pirates of Super Metroid, Fusion, and Other M. The main space pirates seemed to be too but Prime revealed them to be reptilians in insectoid armor. Zero Mission pirates are not reptilian but still revealed what their heads look like under the helmet. The latter design was prominent in Prime 3.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6400a34	type	Arm Cannon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6400a34	comment	Arm Cannon: Samus is a type 1, though her arm is not replaced by a cannon, just inside of it instead of holding it. The cannon can open up like a maw to grab things in Prime 3 (it had opened up prior to shoot missiles, that was the first time she used the feature so mundanely). The Space Pirates and Ghor have been seen with type 2, attached to the wrist.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: Samus almost attempts one in Fusion by detonating the self-destruct charges on BS-L to destroy the X-Parasites aboard; herself included. The AI Adam, however, informs her that doing that would be stupid, as it would not destroy the X on Planet SR388, and only serve to destroy the X's greatest obstacle: Samus. Adam then promptly makes a Heel–Face Turn and decides to help Samus, making a different plan, which destroys all the X in both locations and allows Samus time enough to escape the station. Also Adam Malkovich in Other M and the Metroid hatchling in Super Metroid. Both of Samus' parents sacrifice themselves as well. Her mother does to save Samus, and her father sacrifices himself blowing up the Space Pirates vessel, along with most of their force. Ridley later taunts Samus by revealing that without a ship, he consumed the bodies of the dead humans to stay alive. Including her mother.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_64f0c18c	type	Critical Existence Failure
Metroid (Franchise) / int_64f0c18c	comment	Critical Existence Failure: As long as that suit has just one point of energy, she'll be okay.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_67b0bd0e	type	An Ice Person
Metroid (Franchise) / int_67b0bd0e	comment	An Ice Person: Samus, considering all the ice power-ups. She gets this affinity turned around on her in Metroid Fusion; because she has Metroid DNA, cold becomes her greatest weakness. The organism in her old suit, the SA-X, uses her old Ice Beam to devastating effect whenever she bumps into Samus.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_67c109a8	type	Shark Tunnel
Metroid (Franchise) / int_67c109a8	comment	Shark Tunnel: These are a common feature, starting with the tunnel between Brinstar and Maridia in Super Metroid, to the underwater tunnel in Sector 4 in Fusion, the skywalk between Chozodia and the Pirate Mothership in Zero Mission, and the skywalk from Magmoor to Phazon Mines in Prime. All of them can be shattered with power bombs to allow free travel between the two areas.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_68e0e408	type	Be the Ball
Metroid (Franchise) / int_68e0e408	comment	Be the Ball: One major aspect of Samus' suit is the ability to roll up into the ultra-compact Morph Ball. Naturally, she's used as the ball for Metroid Prime Pinball. The Samus and Joey manga shows that Samus actually curls up into a Morph Ball every once in a while and that she loves the feeling of being a ball, to the point she actually might just prefer it more than being human.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_69b56b44	type	Frigid Water Is Harmless
Metroid (Franchise) / int_69b56b44	comment	Frigid Water Is Harmless: Played straight for the most part throughout the series, where Samus suffers no ill effects from walking in water in icy locations (minus the gravitational effects) even with the most basic power suit on. Averted somewhat with the Fusion Suit, as Samus will take damage from merely being in cold areas until she acquires the Varia Suit.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6b2b3b59	type	The Reveal
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6b2b3b59	comment	The Reveal: In the original game, at the end the super-tough merc you've saved the galaxy with takes off his helmet and... he is a she. Yes, Samus Is a Girl. Now it's common knowledge.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: Both "Samus" and "Aran" have long been considered vaguely Irish in origin, Samus said to be a variant of Séamus (James)note A persistent myth seems to be that it's a real Irish name and the standard female variant of Séamus - it's not, as like English Irish doesn't have a female equivalent to James, or even a diminutive like "Jamie" in use as a woman's name., though eventually the developers revealed it actually comes from Pelé's real name, "Arantes" and the mistaken impression that his first name was something like "Samus"note It's actually Edson - his full name is Edson Arantes do Nascimento. That said, "Séamus/James" is an offshoot of "Jacob", meaning "one who supplants/conquers/holds the heel" is actually surprisingly apt. The Aran islands are also three settled islands off the west coast of Ireland, giving you something akin to "She who supplants / isolated locations" (and the island imagery is fitting for such a loner hero).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6bf93fc7	type	FanService
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6bf93fc7	comment	Fanservice: Your reward for finishing the game with 100% completion in most games. Becomes Fan Disservice in Super Metroid and Fusion when her armor blows off, leaving her in a skimpy outfit, as it is her death animation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6c4ed101	type	Breath Weapon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6c4ed101	comment	Breath Weapon: Ridley, as he's a Space Dragon. Also Kraid and One-Winged Angel Mother Brain in Super Metroid. In the Prime series, Sheegoths, the Parasite Queen, and the titular Metroid Prime.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6dec2f19	type	Swiss-Army Weapon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6dec2f19	comment	Swiss-Army Weapon: Samus' cannon shoots various beams, including power, ice, plasma, and wave, and also missiles. The whole power suit kind of qualifies.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6e7a3cd	type	Underground Monkey
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6e7a3cd	comment	Underground Monkey: A form of the trope is used with deceptive frequency in the early installments, which have multiple sets of enemies that function close to, if not identically to one another despite having distinct appearances.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6ec989d8	type	Guide Dang It!
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6ec989d8	comment	The original game (and given the trope is named after the NES having abusively difficult games, it's not surprising in the least). Getting 100% without a guide is hard, doing that while beating it in under 2 hours is even harder.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6ef6417b	type	Disney Death
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6ef6417b	comment	Disney Death: Ridley in Prime gets blasted by the Chozo statues into the crater. Obviously he shows up at least 3 more times, though one was due to being cloned. Anthony Higgs acomplished this in Other M with some clever enemy manipulation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6f33059b	type	Iconic Outfit
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6f33059b	comment	Iconic Outfit: Metroid II introduced the round-shouldered styling of her Power Suit to make the Varia Suit upgrade more readily identifiable with the greyscale graphics, and then Super Metroid made it the enduring look for her, such that it's her default suit appearance in the majority of her guest appearances in other Nintendo games. The form-fitting Zero Suit under-armor Samus wears was first introduced in Zero Mission, and then the portrayal of Zero Suit Samus in Super Smash Bros. Brawl made it replace her previous under-armor clothing and jumpsuits in the public consciousness.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_6fa1e7a2	type	Noob Bridge
Metroid (Franchise) / int_6fa1e7a2	comment	Noob Bridge: The Trope Namer is a crumbling bridge encountered early in Brinstar in Super Metroid, and the first place in the game that would require any player (of less than insanely good skill) to use the run button. The run button, however, is not part of a standard control scheme anywhere else within the Metroid series. Many newbies get stuck there, unaware of the otherwise obvious solution.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_70321789	type	Video Game Remake
Metroid (Franchise) / int_70321789	comment	Video Game Remake: Zero Mission and Samus Returns.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_70c06a09	type	The Undead
Metroid (Franchise) / int_70c06a09	comment	The Undead: Coverns (Three skulls stuck together), Phantoon (Huge malevolent spirit allied with the Pirates), Chozo Ghosts, Dark Troopers, and Skeleton Crocomire.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_72c04e0d	type	Door to Before
Metroid (Franchise) / int_72c04e0d	comment	Echoes is an in-between example as you usually can go back to any place you've been before, but it's more prudent to wait until either story progression takes you back there, or you've finished the area you were working on. The only optional Doors To Before were broken by Power Bombs while the path from the GFS Tyr's landing site to the Great Temple is explored backwards as your path to the elevator to Sanctuary Fortress. The sandbox is, however, only fully opened at the endgame.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7360806f	type	In-Series Nickname
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7360806f	comment	In-Series Nickname: To Space Pirates, Samus is "the Hunter" and Dark Samus is (only in Prime 2) "the Dark Hunter".
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_73f38fe0	type	LEGO Genetics
Metroid (Franchise) / int_73f38fe0	comment	LEGO Genetics: Samus is a human being genetically enhanced by Chozo blood. By Fusion, she's also part-Metroid - although not as blatant as the trope normally implies. She doesn't change too much. Her immune system and body regulation have changed, but both could be justified. Still, Dread has the strengthening of the Metroid genes being a major plot point.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_740f59b4	type	ColorCodedForYourConvenience
Metroid (Franchise) / int_740f59b4	comment	Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Doors are colored depending on what weapon the player needs to shoot them with to open. Return of Samus and Fusion are the exceptions. (Return of Samus only has Missile Doors, which would be red if the game had color.) In Fusion the doors are color-coded, but by security-clearance. Samus needs to find the override controls for each security level to unlock them, after which any beam will do the trick. This becomes a plot point, as unlocking the controls also allows the X-parasites to spread further through the station.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_74c4296f	type	Gravity Is Purple
Metroid (Franchise) / int_74c4296f	comment	Gravity Is Purple: The Gravity Suit, a recurring upgrade for Samus, is purple-colored in most games (The Prime games make it more bluish gray). However, a more literal example of this trope is in Other M, where the Gravity Suit is just a feature of the Varia Suit instead of its own thing. Activating it causes Samus to be surrounded by a purple aura, rendering her immune to all gravitational effects. In addition, in Other M, passages with strong gravity have dark purple walls.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_75470730	type	Collector of Forms
Metroid (Franchise) / int_75470730	comment	Collector of Forms: The X Parasites are shapeshifters that can mimic any lifeform... but they must first absorb DNA from that lifeform. This typically involves infecting a living host, or absorbing the DNA from biomatter (as seen with the Core-X that absorbed Ridley's DNA from his preserved corpse). X Parasites that possess DNA of multiple lifeforms can change between their forms or even combine them into hybrid forms.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_75678e1	type	Species Title
Metroid (Franchise) / int_75678e1	comment	Species Title: Named after a species of biologically engineered Life Drinkers that Samus Aran must frequently wipe off of various planets to keep them from being used as bioweapons by the Space Pirates.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_75f38750	type	Kaizo Trap
Metroid (Franchise) / int_75f38750	comment	Kaizo Trap: Any Core-X that gives you Beam upgrades will shoot even if your hit kills it, so you can wind up being taken with it if you're low on energy, unless you time your dodge just right so it doesn't bounce off the outer shell because the Core-X turned to stay aligned with you. Or, you know, having more energy than the blast takes away, and using the Core-X to heal afterward.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_77f6cc58	type	100% Completion
Metroid (Franchise) / int_77f6cc58	comment	Each of the Prime games shows one if the player gets 100% Completion. Even Federation Force.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_786bf97f	type	Real Life Writes the Plot
Metroid (Franchise) / int_786bf97f	comment	Real Life Writes the Plot: A variant. A lot of the series' conventions were established by attempts to work around programming and data limitations of the original NES. The Ice Beam, for example, boiled down to toggling the settings for "enemy doesn't move" and "Samus doesn't take Collision Damage", as a way to save space on platforms.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_78a96b71	type	Safely Secluded Science Center
Metroid (Franchise) / int_78a96b71	comment	Safely Secluded Science Center: A recurring motif in the Metroid series is that the eponymous Metroids are so dangerous and so sought-after that the Space Pirates and The Federation have to carefully store them in isolated and heavily fortified places, preferably where there's plenty of frigid cold. Examples include Mother Brain's fortress of Tourian (Metroid, Super Metroid, Metroid: Zero Mission), a laboratory amidst the frigid Phendrana Drifts (Metroid Prime), an isolated section of the floating Skytown (Metroid Prime 3: Corruption), and restricted labs hidden deep within space stations (Metroid Fusion, Metroid: Other M).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7a486ade	type	Imprinting
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7a486ade	comment	Imprinting: One of the series' iconic scenes is at the end of Metroid II, where a Metroid hatches and imprints on Samus as its mother (and Samus is at least merciful enough to not kill it). The plots of Super, Fusion, and Other M all refer back to this scene.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7b74adb2	type	Grandfather Clause
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7b74adb2	comment	Grandfather Clause: Even in several Metroid games released long after the original, Samus' missiles tend to cap out at 255, despite that number only arising due to hardware limitations in the original gamenote The maximum number of missile expansions actually ended at 230, but the password system could be tweaked to push it to 255. (Later Zelda games quickly did away with the 255 money Cap, for example) It's just always been a part of the series, and let's face it, any more would make 100% Completion even more insane than it already is, never mind how unbalanced it could make the game. Samus' Morph Ball form also came about because of the hardware limitations making the developers unable to get Samus to crouch or crawl. Needless to say that these days, we have the technology, and yet the Morph Ball remains regardless. Its sheer versatility versus regular crawling may be why. Among Americans at least, Metroid is considered one of the Big Three Nintendo franchises (along with Mario and Zelda). Part of this is due to the fact that all three debuted around the same time on the NES. Even though other franchises such as Pokemon or Kirby sell more, Metroid's recognition and historical position among American gamers means that the series continues to hold this status.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ba4675e	type	Pinball Spin-Off
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ba4675e	comment	Pinball Spin-Off: Metroid Prime Pinball, which loosely retells the story of Prime 1 as a multi-table pinball game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7bb844ec	type	Villain Decay
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7bb844ec	comment	Villain Decay: The titular creatures are the scourge of the universe in Metroid and Super Metroid, needing to be frozen and pelted with missiles to kill. Through the Prime series, they become progressively less of an actual threat. In Prime 2, even their possessed and powered up forms can be beaten with enough firepower from any of your weapons, and in Prime 3, you eventually get the ability to kill Phazon Metroids by shooting through their nuclei. Until then, though they can turn into vapor... Possibly justified; the Metroids in the Prime games are a different strain (Tallon Metroids) that have been horribly mutated by massive, repeated exposure to Phazon. The "Natural" SR388 strains, on the other hand, are only vulnerable to cold until late in their life cycle.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7c4f6612	type	Comic-Book Adaptation
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7c4f6612	comment	Comic-Book Adaptation: There are tons of them. Two of which are tongue-in-cheek semi-guide books, one is a Nintendo Power comic, one is loosely based upon the first Metroid Prime, a prequel manga and a manga based on pre-Prime 2. Let's not even get started with Samus and Joey series...
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7c7589af	type	Earth-Shattering Kaboom
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7c7589af	comment	Earth-Shattering Kaboom: If Samus is on a planet, its days are numbered. See also: Dark Aether at the end of Echoes, Phaaze at the end of Corruption, Zebes at the end of Super, SR388 at the end of Fusion, and ZDR at the end of Dread.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ccd3698	type	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ccd3698	comment	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever Kraid in Super Metroid and Zero Mission is twice the size of the screen. The Final Boss of Super isn't quite as big, but still counts, being about as tall as the screen is. Quadraxis of Metroid Prime 2 is titanic. In fact, it's so large that rather than keeping your distance and shooting it, you have to climb on it with the Spider Ball to even reach its weak points.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7d5324cf	type	The Federation
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7d5324cf	comment	The Federation: The Galactic Federation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7e861e58	type	Speedrun Reward
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7e861e58	comment	Speedrun Reward: In addition to your completion percentage, how fast you beat the game may factor into the ending in some way or another.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7eaf99d	type	Malevolent Architecture
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7eaf99d	comment	Malevolent Architecture: All over the franchise.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ef9fa03	type	Expanded Universe
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7ef9fa03	comment	Expanded Universe: Many characters and stories such as Chairman Keaton, Chief Hardy, Old Bird, and Adam Malkovich either made their first appearances, or were first fleshed out, in the Japanese manga and the Nintendo Power Super Metroid comic.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: When Samus eradicated the Metroids on SR388, her intention may have been to stop the Metroids from being used as a biological weapon ever again, but by removing an apex predator from the planet's ecosystem, the X Parasites that the Metroids preyed on were able to multiply unchecked. This sets up the events of Fusion, where the parasites become a potentially greater threat than the Metroids. Samus Returns includes this as part of The Stinger.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_7fc4e9ce	type	Freeze Ray
Metroid (Franchise) / int_7fc4e9ce	comment	Freeze Ray: A vital tool of the series, both for its creative uses, and for stopping the titular threat. Subverted with Prime 3 and Fusion, which use Ice MISSILES rather than a beam, but otherwise has the same effect.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_807e8047	type	Open Sesame
Metroid (Franchise) / int_807e8047	comment	In the Wanpakku manga/strategy guide for the original game, there's a sequence where Samus comes across a door for the first time, but doesn't know how to open it. She tries saying "Open Sesame!", followed by "Bamble, bomble, bambopp!" and "Pastel, popple, poppinpa!". (Neither of them worked.) The latter two phrases are incantations from Magical Girl shows (specifically Creamy Mami, the Magic Angel and Magical Idol Pastel Yumi, respectfully).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_80b5924	type	Left Hanging
Metroid (Franchise) / int_80b5924	comment	Left Hanging: Some people were a bit annoyed at the lack of a sequel to Fusion for over 19 years, in no small part because the ending to that game addressed but didn't resolve a little factoid: Samus just blew the shit out of a Federation-owned scientific laboratory, taking a planet and an illegal Metroid cloning project with it. Sure, Samus was getting rid of the new clone Metroids and the X parasites all in one go, but a secret faction within the Federation wanted to keep both of those around so they could use 'em as weapons... meaning that Samus is, in all likelihood, an outlaw now. The prequel, Other M, also deals with a rogue faction (which may be the same group as in Fusion), but it's still otherwise undeveloped beyond the possible inclusion of a Colonel, a scientist, and a now-dead soldier in their ranks.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_80d55f20	type	Cuteness Proximity
Metroid (Franchise) / int_80d55f20	comment	Cuteness Proximity: Samus had this, or more accurately "roundness proximity", often in the gag manga strategy guide for the first game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_80e5008f	type	Steam Vent Obstacle
Metroid (Franchise) / int_80e5008f	comment	Steam Vent Obstacle: In the intro level for Super Metroid, Samus needs to escape a space station, while avoiding gushes of steam coming out from practically everywhere. Getting hit by the steam doesn't cost you energy, but you lose precious time to escape. Happens again during the escape from planet Zebes, only the steam's escaping from the ground itself.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8204a6ad	type	The Magic Versus Technology War
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8204a6ad	comment	Both the tribals and the lords of science made use of mogenars during The Magic Versus Technology War. You can scan various remains of them and can't tell from the wreckage which ran on magic or mundane power.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_82108e3d	type	Attack Its Weak Point
Metroid (Franchise) / int_82108e3d	comment	Attack Its Weak Point: An ever-increasing number of bosses throughout the series have this. Starting with Mother Brain in the original Metroid (though you have to make the weakpoint yourself by blasting a hole in her glass case), then continuing with all the "mutated" Metroids in Metroid 2. In Super Metroid, Kraid and Crocomire are only vulnerable to shots to the mouth, Phantoon must be shot in the eye, and Draygon must be shot in the belly (or electrocuted with the Grapple Beam).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_82982bcb	type	Evil DoppelgÃ¤nger
Metroid (Franchise) / int_82982bcb	comment	Evil Doppelgänger: A common theme. SA-X in Fusion and Dark Samus in Prime 2 and Prime 3 are quite literal doppelgangers, while Raven Beak is more of an Evil Counterpart.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_82d2715f	type	Magitek
Metroid (Franchise) / int_82d2715f	comment	Magitek Both the tribals and the lords of science made use of mogenars during The Magic Versus Technology War. You can scan various remains of them and can't tell from the wreckage which ran on magic or mundane power. The Aeion abilities seen in Samus Returns are said to be closer to magic than the other Power Suit functions, with the beam burst in particular resembling the charged hyper mode fire that had been achieved through mostly technological means.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8409a385	comment	Exactly What It Says on the Tin: "Choujin-zoku" roughly translates to "bird race". The Chozo are, y'know... There's actually more. "Choujin" is "bird people," which is roughly what the Chozo are. However, "choujin" for "bird people" is phonetically the same as "choujin" for "superhuman." The Metroids as well. "Metroid" is revealed to be Chozodian for "ultimate warrior". In the early games, Metroids were near-invincible, and by far the most dangerous non-boss enemies around. And the Space Pirates are... Well, pirates. IN SPACE!. Samus' powers aren't safe from this either. The Speed Booster boosts your speed. The Missile Launcher launches Missiles. The Scan Visor scans things, the Thermal Visor sees heat, the X-Ray Visor sees X-Rays. The Command Visor sends commands.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_84f4a870	type	Puzzle Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_84f4a870	comment	Puzzle Boss: Many, including Crocomire and Flaahgra.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8524222f	type	Vague Hit Points
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8524222f	comment	Vague Hit Points: Enemies usually die in a few hits, so Hit Points don't have to be indicated, starting from Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_85ac41e1	type	Grappling-Hook Pistol
Metroid (Franchise) / int_85ac41e1	comment	Grappling-Hook Pistol: Grapple Beam.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: Phaaze is a living, sentient planet intent on infecting as much of the galaxy as possible with Phazon, Gorea is a starborn monster capable of assimilating anything and everything thrown at it, and Phantoon is a bizarre alien parasite ghost that can fuck with local space-time and looks a fair bit like something out of the Lovecraft playbook.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_87edd4da	type	Depth Perplexion
Metroid (Franchise) / int_87edd4da	comment	Depth Perplexion: Justified. Samus can shoot through walls, but only if she has the Wave Beam, which explicitly has the ability to penetrate solid matter. All the special beams barring ice could shoot through walls in Return Of Samus, but everything excepting the wave beam lost this property after that.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_88e5fcbc	type	One-Hit Polykill
Metroid (Franchise) / int_88e5fcbc	comment	One-Hit Polykill: The Plasma Beam works this way.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8a1bb4eb	type	Conlang
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8a1bb4eb	comment	Conlang: The Chozo have their own fictional language, which was first seen inscribed on the sides of Samus' Gunship in mysterious characters that translated directly to English. The language is finally spoken with its own vocabulary in Dread by the game's Chozo characters and Samus herself.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8a88ed49	type	Mini-Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8a88ed49	comment	Mini-Boss: Most games in the series include them in some way. Return of Samus depends on how the player interprets some of the enemies - Arachnus and tougher Metroid specimens might count, or they might just be bosses.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b568cb7	type	Posthumous Character
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b568cb7	comment	Posthumous Character: Adam Malkovich is long dead by the events of Fusion, though Samus monologues on having worked with him in the past and his Brain Uploading lives on as your Mission Control. Other M, which takes place before Fusion, shows his actual death to start the climax.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b6e8d7	type	Anachronic Order
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b6e8d7	comment	Anachronic Order: The first four games were in order, but starting with Metroid Prime they started releasing interquels and remakes. It would take 19 years for Dread to finally pick up where Fusion left off.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b9c512e	type	Down the Drain
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8b9c512e	comment	Down the Drain: Maridia, the crashed frigate, Torvus, Sector 4 (AQA). The latter only because the environment is artificial.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8d2f6f03	type	Backtracking
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8d2f6f03	comment	Backtracking: Obtain previously inaccessible power-ups, curb-stomp previously lethal opponents with your new upgrades, and discover brand new shortcuts and secrets — all by the magic of backtracking through every area of the game at least twice. It is so integral to this series that fans will frequently complain if the developers remove the ability to backtrack, such as in Fusion and Other M. Even those at least give full access to the game world once Samus is fully upgraded.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8edd1883	type	Colossus Climb
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8edd1883	comment	Quadraxis of Metroid Prime 2 is titanic. In fact, it's so large that rather than keeping your distance and shooting it, you have to climb on it with the Spider Ball to even reach its weak points.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_8ffcbb25	type	Matter Replicator
Metroid (Franchise) / int_8ffcbb25	comment	Matter Replicator: Samus' Chozo-built suit seems to use this technology. It can turn into energy when not in use, can change back and forth from a spherical shape, and it has storage capacity for more missiles and bombs than the suit should physically be able to hold. In Fusion, upgrades for Samus' suit are sent to her as computer data and are downloaded into her suit.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_911b22d8	type	Suspicious Video-Game Generosity
Metroid (Franchise) / int_911b22d8	comment	Suspicious Videogame Generosity: If there is a save station, and possibly a recharge room too, near a big room, expect the big room to have a boss in it. Sometimes not the case, but usually there's one nearby.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9553214b	type	He Was Right There All Along
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9553214b	comment	He Was Right There All Along: Acid Worm in Zero Mission, Elephant Bird and Yakuza in Fusion, Torizo in Super, Arachnus in Metroid II (averted in AM2R and Samus Returns)... Averted with Ridley in Zero Mission. He was not even near the planet when Kraid was defeated, only just landing on it when Samus reaches his hideout, and not arriving in his boss room until just as Samus was about to leave with the Gravity Suit. In Super Metroid, Ridley plays this straight, for both encounters.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9591377d	type	Heel Realization
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9591377d	comment	Heel Realization: The eponymous Super Metroid has one just before it drains all of Samus' energy when it recognizes who she is: the "mother" it imprinted on when it was Baby Metroid she'd spared in the previous game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_963086ce	type	Damn You, Muscle Memory!
Metroid (Franchise) / int_963086ce	comment	Damn You, Muscle Memory!: Most gamers familiar with platformers go from left to right out of habit, but the original Metroid forces you to go left in the first area to get the Morph Ball and continue... which is Fridge Brilliance, as Metroid was one of the first games featuring a sprawling open ended world. Making players go left was a way to make players realize that this wasn't just some sort of sci-fi Mario/Pitfall/Whatever game. Perhaps in homage to this, the path to the right is blocked off entirely at the start of Super Metroid (until you get the speed booster and/or power bombs) and for the entirety of Fusion, as the only path out of the docking bay is to the left.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Metroid (Franchise) / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Mother Brain in Metroid / Zero Mission and Super Metroid and also Other M via a clone. Metroid Prime/Dark Samus for the Prime trilogy. Gorea in Metroid Prime Hunters. Raven Beak for Dread.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_97f53f5b	type	Superweapon Surprise
Metroid (Franchise) / int_97f53f5b	comment	Superweapon Surprise: Don't mess with Chozo statues... just, don't. As Meta Ridley found out the hard way in Prime 1's endgame: "Those who defile [our statues] shall know our wrath, unfettered and raw." And do you know what you get when the peaceful, spiritual race bird race actually trains someone to fight, and gives them the technology to do so? You get Samus Aran.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9823c800	type	PrivateMilitaryContractor
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9823c800	comment	Private Military Contractor: What Samus actually is. Despite being referred to as a "bounty hunter" she doesn't actually take on bounties, most often serving this function to the Federation instead. The one game that actually considered a bounty system, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, had the idea shot down by Nintendo themselves while it was still in pre-production.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_988dc0fd	type	Living Gasbag
Metroid (Franchise) / int_988dc0fd	comment	Living Gasbag: Many of the organisms float this way, including the titular Metroids.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9995ec9e	type	Level 1 Music Represents
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9995ec9e	comment	Brinstar has two themes that have become rather iconic in their own rights, despite not necessarily being the main theme of the game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: In Super Metroid, Samus' surrogate Metroid child returns. It's gone from tiny to around four times as big as Samus. It later holds off Mother Brain. In most games, the Ice Beam is a useful weapon, but not that powerful. In Fusion, Samus develops a weakness to cold and loses the Ice Beam. It becomes a weapon of pure murder when used against her, and it's the last weapon she gets in the game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9c0e0a28	type	Savage Setpiece
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9c0e0a28	comment	Savage Setpiece: A turtle in a remote room in Maridia will become hostile if you attack its children. It rises into the air if Samus jumps onto the shell.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9c45b5a2	type	What Measure Is a Non-Human?
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9c45b5a2	comment	What Measure Is a Non-Human?: Averted in Metroid II. Samus couldn't bring herself to kill a child, even if said "child" was a parasitic monster and a potential threat to the galaxy. That "child" imprinted on Samus and beleived her to be its mother, which played a part in Samus' decision and she soon devloped an attachment to the creature.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9cc10c7b	type	The Great Exterminator
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9cc10c7b	comment	The Great Exterminator: Samus is Famed in Story for her crusades in wiping out the eponymous species. She is specifically called in Galactic Federation thanks to this reputation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: The remixed music in the latest installments, plus pieces of the original Brinstar and Tourian in Super Metroid. Possibly also parts of Kraid and Ridley's lairs, although Kraid's "Lair" (especially the piece in question) is very far from where it ought to be. Super Metroid's "Item Room Ambience" is a (particularly odd/creepy) remake of the original Metroid item room theme. The lower Yellow Door connecting Crateria and Chozodia? Turns out it's part of the Wrecked Ship From Super.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9e943076	type	One-Man Army
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9e943076	comment	One-Man Army: Both the Federation, and Samus all by herself, staged their own assaults on Zebes in the backstory of Zero Mission. The Federation failed. Samus didn't. And it's all thanks to you.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9ecbba6c	type	Metroidvania
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9ecbba6c	comment	Metroidvania: The series started and codified the genre. It's in half of the trope name, too.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_9f6fb586	type	Leitmotif
Metroid (Franchise) / int_9f6fb586	comment	Leitmotif: Ridley, ever since Super, has had his own unique boss music based on one of the two boss battle themes used in Super (he originally shared it with Draygon and the Torizos). Depending on the game, a different remix of the theme will play in every battle with him. Even when fighting his adolescent form in Other M you can hear his classic theme stealthily incorporated, especially in the percussion. The song is also sometimes used as a self-destruct escape theme. The SA-X has three distinctive tracks: one for when it's stalking a room, one for when it spots Samus and gives chase, and one for when the two finally throw down at the end of the game. Samus herself has an entrance theme that was only ever replaced in Metroid II, though it makes a comeback in Samus Returns. Brinstar has two themes that have become rather iconic in their own rights, despite not necessarily being the main theme of the game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: Just read the manga and you'll see that Samus has quite the bone to pick with the Space Pirates, Ridley, and Mother Brain.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a18d407b	type	Samus Is a Girl
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a18d407b	comment	Samus being a girl was itself considered a plot twist at the beginning of the series, to the point where the original game's manual outright referred to her as male, in both the Japanese and English versions. At this point it's the only thing some people know about the series, and crossover media such as Super Smash Bros. don't even try to hide it. Hell, Zero Mission didn't bother hiding it, and it was a remake of the original game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a18fda9c	type	Dumb Muscle
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a18fda9c	comment	Dumb Muscle: The original Japanese strategy guide was also a manga; Samus was depicted as a trigger-happy ditz with far more strength than smarts. Although the humor here is that the reader never knows she is a female at this point, and the strategy guide never reveals it either, just basically saying at the end that you can "meet the true Samus if you beat the game quick enough." In hindsight, it's hilarious.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a1e5faab	type	Doomed by Canon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a1e5faab	comment	Doomed by Canon: See Foregone Conclusion.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a24989ce	type	Save Point
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a24989ce	comment	Save Point: The second type is a common sight in the series. With the exception of Chozodia save points in Zero Mission and Samus' gunship, they never refill health or reload ammo. The Save Stations in the Prime series, however, save and heal, but don't reload your ammo.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a2cbad1	type	Half-Human Hybrid
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a2cbad1	comment	Half-Human Hybrid: Samus is a genetically augmented human with Chozo DNA, and then later receives an anti-X "vaccine" made from Metroid cells, which allows her to eat the X as if she were a Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4be7043	type	Da Chief
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4be7043	comment	In the 3rd chapter of the manga, Samus - a newly recruited Galactic Federation Police Officer - and two fellow officers Mauk and Kreatz, are sent to planet of Jigrad on a recon mission to monitor the Space Pirates' activities there. Finding the Pirates are using human children as slave labor, Samus jumps in and massacres the Pirates before they can execute a child for being "unfit" for labor instead of reporting the find and waiting for orders. She and her team are later scolded by Chief Hardy, but Samus is praised by the Jigradian people for her help.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4cb54b4	type	Shifting Sand Land
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4cb54b4	comment	Shifting Sand Land: Sector 3 (PYR) in Fusion, the Agon Wastes in Echoes, and the Experimental Simulated Desert in Other M. Super has a section of Maridia, but not to the same extent as the other three.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4e3759e	type	You Don't Look Like You
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a4e3759e	comment	You Don't Look Like You: Samus suffered this problem early on. First she had brown hair, then the NES Varia Suit turned it green, and Benjamin Itoh made her a purple-head. It wasn't until Super that she was finally cemented as a blonde. Plus, her various facial features and hairstyle fluctuated. However, once Zero Mission hit, her appearance seemed to standardize. Her armor also changed drastically between Metroid 1 and 2, and all flashbacks to the first game depict the redesigned armor. It got a further redesign in Other M, which is also depicted in flashbacks to Metroid II and Super Metroid. As if that wasn't enough, flashbacks to her Army days use a suit similar to how it looked in Prime 1. And then it was redesigned again in Samus Returns, but it doesn't seem to have stuck, since Super Smash Bros. Ultimate re-used her Other M design.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a51467fe	type	Chest Monster
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a51467fe	comment	Chest Monster: Torizo in Super Metroid mimics a Chozo Statue early on, and reappears late in the game. One of the X-Cores in Metroid Fusion also impersonates a Chozo Statue (most likely a Torizo, considering hosts need to be organic), and another Core X impersonates one named Nettori while giving it power over vegetation and the Plasma Beam.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a6848924	type	Emergent Gameplay
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a6848924	comment	Emergent Gameplay: The open-ended nature of the games, especially the earlier ones, lent themselves very effectively to Sequence Breaking, Speed Running, low percent completions, and more.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a6cbef9a	type	Joker Immunity
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a6cbef9a	comment	Joker Immunity: The one time Samus finally kills Ridley in Super, he comes back, despite the fact a planet was blown up under his corpse's feet. Could be a justification for her Heroic BSoD in Other M. She thought he was Killed Off for Real and yet here he is, haunting her again.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a897c41b	type	Starfish Aliens
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a897c41b	comment	Star Fish Aliens: The main ones are X Parasites, the Ing, and Metroids, but others tend to pop up.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_a96b8b63	type	Space Marine
Metroid (Franchise) / int_a96b8b63	comment	Space Marine: Introduced in the Prime games as the Galactic Federation Marine Corps (GFMC), while the Federation Army was first mentioned in the Zero Mission manual and properly introduced in Other M on-screen for the first time. Both are capable, just not as good as Samus. Subverted in all the Japanese text of the franchise, which only indicates the Army exists: there is no mention of any Marine Corps in the Japanese versions of the games.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_aa30e350	type	Sole Survivor
Metroid (Franchise) / int_aa30e350	comment	Sole Survivor: Samus, twice over: first when the K-2L colony was slaughtered by the Space Pirates, and again when the Space Pirates, under Mother Brain's direction, invaded Zebes and killed the remaining Chozo. Well, on Zebes, anyway. And then there's the last remaining Metroid from Metroid II. The only Space Pirate who actually survived Super Metroid without being cloned or remade was Phantoon.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_abfb19ba	type	Fire, Ice, Lightning
Metroid (Franchise) / int_abfb19ba	comment	Samus has been shot at with explosive stingers, lava grenades, super cooled plasma, high density neutrinos, and contaminated water.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Metroid (Franchise) / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: Every power-up becomes useful to go to unreachable areas/items.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad22fa80	type	Apocalyptic Log
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad22fa80	comment	Apocalyptic Log: The Prime games have the Chozo, Luminoth and Bryyonian lore entries detail the fall of their respective races to Phazon corruption, the Ing and a Magic Versus Science civil war, respectively. Also from the Prime games, the Space Pirates usually have some logs describing how "the Hunter" (their name for Samus) is rampaging through their installations.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad3962c1	type	Biological Weapons Solve Everything
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad3962c1	comment	Biological Weapons Solve Everything: Subverted. The Chozo created the eponymous Metroids as a biological weapon to control the rampant X Parasites on planet SR-388, which could have threatened the entire galaxy if left unchecked. Later, other races discovered the Metroids and the creatures began to spread across the galaxy, proving to be an even worse threat than the X Parasites. Then, when Samus eradicated the Metroids, the X Parasites came back stronger than ever. Further subverted in Samus Returns, as while the Chozo created the Metroids to curb the X Parasite population, they also seemingly did not intend for them to grow beyond their signature larval stage and could no longer control them. This is what led to them being locked away in a bunch of acid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad4a45be	type	Final Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ad4a45be	comment	In Dread, Samus engages in an absolutely savage beatdown on the Final Boss, even screaming in sheer fury, as opposed to her usual quiet stoicism. This is largely because Raven Beak had been revealed to have indirectly caused the entire Metroid crisis, not to mention having deceived Samus for the whole game, sent a whole bunch of hunter-killer robots after her, and murdered Quiet Robe.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_af4ca2bf	type	Space Police
Metroid (Franchise) / int_af4ca2bf	comment	Space Police: The first armed organization formed by the Galactic Federation to deal specifically with the threat of the Space Pirates, known as the "Federation Police." Despite the name, the Police are actually closer to military police or a gendarmerie as opposed to the popular image of a civilian beat copnote interestingly, this was how the first game's manual depicted the police, as a sort of space cop with a badge: Both the Metroid II manual and the Samus Returns intro cutscene refer to Federation Police personnel as "soldiers," and a panel in the manga also shows them wearing military-style fatigues/camouflage while on a mission to capture a local Pirate leader. In the manga after she left the Chozo's care, Samus herself served in the Federation Police and became part of an elite squad (also shown in the Captain N comic) before she resigned to become an independent bounty hunter. This aspect of Samus's backstory is only from these two sources and is likely non-canonical according to the games, as both Other M and Dread mention only a previous service history in the Federation Army for her.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_afc52a86	type	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot
Metroid (Franchise) / int_afc52a86	comment	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Ridley started as a dragon Space Pirate, and adds more to this title in the Prime games, culminating in him being a mutant cyborg dragon space pirate. In Super, there are two gray Space Pirates that fight by using martial arts, which are called "Ninja Pirates" by fans to this day. In Other M, there are melee cyborg Space Pirates (called Zebesians for some reason) with mind control units controlled by the Federation, making them a near literal example.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Samus herself has a few showy moments every once in a while. If you were to beat the older games fast enough, Samus would not only take off the helmet, but also her suit, leaving herself in only a bikini. The newer games have the Zero Suit, which was pretty obviously created to accentuate Samus' curves.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b08b714c	type	Good Policing, Evil Policing
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b08b714c	comment	Good Policing, Evil Policing: A plot thread of later games is that there's a corrupt faction within the Galactic Federation (who Samus works with, and was once a member of). Contrasted with Samus herself (an umambiguously heroic bounty hunternote Which is canonically a title for people who freelance for the GF), and the more reasonable troopers and officials Samus works with or for. The English dub of some games muddied this a little by not making it clear that it was only one branch, and gave the impression the entire organisation was corrupt.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b0a91b69	type	Convection, Schmonvection
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b0a91b69	comment	Only two games play Convection, Schmonvection straight: The original Metroid and Metroid II: Return of Samus, in which most players can't tell it is lava until they explore a section of Metroid Fusion built to simulate the game.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b0e18b32	type	Unique Enemy
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b0e18b32	comment	Unique Enemy: Used frequently beginning with, and especially in, Super Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1bf431c	type	Go for the Eye
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1bf431c	comment	Go for the Eye: Unlike in prior games, Mother Brain in Zero Mission can only be damaged with Missiles to the eye. The Grapple Guardian in Echoes has to be shot in the eye in its second phase, mainly to make it lower its shield.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1c23a87	type	Suddenly Blonde
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1c23a87	comment	Suddenly Blonde: In the original game, the Samus unmasked sprites gave her brown eyes, reddish brown hair, and a pink leotard (or bikini for the quick players). Come Super Metroid, Samus is blue/green eyed, blonde, and is wearing a dark blue leotard.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1c7f430	type	Sea Monster
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b1c7f430	comment	Sea Monster: The boss Serris is a sea serpent with Super-Speed. Before Serris, there was Super miniboss Botwoon, who was a serpent like Serris who sped up as he took damage, and could spit acid spread-shots. Also Draygon, the boss of Maridia.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b3335725	type	Mascot Villain
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b3335725	comment	Mascot Villain: The Metroids that Samus Aran usually has to exterminate on a regular basis. They are also Mascot Mooks.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b38b6147	type	Science Fantasy
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b38b6147	comment	Science Fantasy: It tends to skew heavily towards the science side of things but there definite fantasy elements, first becoming apparent in the wrecked ship of Super Metroid and becoming even more obvious with the Metroid Prime games, that detailed what the Chozo were like, and it's even canonically referenced in Zero Mission with the penultimate boss being a spirit inhabiting some Chozo Ruins.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4696bc	type	Hard Levels, Easy Bosses
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4696bc	comment	Hard Levels, Easy Bosses: Zero Mission has this on Normal. The final boss gets significantly more challenging if you've got 100% completion, but by that point, you're so armed to the teeth anyways, it barely matters.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4d6aa7d	type	Dungeon Bypass
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4d6aa7d	comment	Dungeon Bypass: The Shinespark allows flying across whole rooms, even through certain walls.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4fe9d97	type	Space Isolation Horror
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b4fe9d97	comment	Space Isolation Horror: Deliberately, the entire franchise is an example of this trope. The developers of the first game stated that it was their intention to make the player feel trapped and alone in a very hostile and alien world. The visuals and audio work to built the atmosphere of isolation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b5049d76	type	Added Alliterative Appeal
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b5049d76	comment	The Space Pirates themselves avert this. Samus is usually sent in to Pirate hideouts post-piracy. The Pirates steal the first discovered Metroid in the manual for both Zero Mission and the original game. You can see the Pirates in action in the opening sequence of Super Metroid, when Ridley steals the Baby from the research station. Presumably, pangalactic police prevent protracted piratical processes, only summoning up their favorite bounty hunter(s) to go in and blow up the place when they track down the actual lair, which would probably be largely immune to a head-on raid by Federation forces. The Pirates also did some pirating in Corruption, in which they hijacked an entire Federation battleship (the GFS Valhalla), murdered its entire crew, and stole its onboard Aurora Unit. Later, they tried to pull the same trick against the GFS Olympus. They didn't count on The Hunter being aboard, to say nothing about the other three hunters you'll be working with.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	The Zebesian Space Pirates in the manga comics will follow anyone with enough strength or charisma. In a bit of a subversion, their species can't produce "queens", so they look to other species to lead them. On their own, they're Too Dumb to Live. A fan theory even says that the Zebesians are Super soldiers bred by the smarter Space Pirates in Prime, and are MADE to be stupid and not question anything.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b6203862	type	Interquel
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b6203862	comment	Interquel: All of the games released after Fusion, starting with Prime 1, though their exact placement in the timeline varies.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b66a24a7	type	Trauma-Induced Amnesia
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b66a24a7	comment	Trauma-Induced Amnesia: Happens to Samus in the manga. The trauma of watching her homeworld being destroyed and watching her parents die is essentially forgotten until Ridley forces Samus to remember what happened in their first encounter many years later. After remembering the event, Samus suffers a horrendous Heroic BSoD and begs her comrades to kill her. She gets better, thankfully, and THEN she kicks Ridley's ass.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b8c34249	type	Galactic Superpower
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b8c34249	comment	Galactic Superpower: The Galactic Federation, which holds authority over hundreds of populated worlds and is the dominant governing & military force in the galaxy.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b8c61b01	type	Archaeological Arms Race
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b8c61b01	comment	Archaeological Arms Race: Both the Space Pirates and the Galactic Federation reverse-engineer ancient Chozo technology with varying degrees of success.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b9d334b2	type	Aerith and Bob
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b9d334b2	comment	Aerith and Bob: Several enemies have weird names like "Desgeega" or "Holtz", or portmanteau names like "Crocomire" and "Sidehopper". A seahorse-like enemy in Norfair that spits fire at you? "Dragon". Ridley, the giant Space Dragon/Pirate Commander, who's an example of this trope as he has the completely normal human name of Ridley despite being a Dragon Space Pirate Alien. What are the other aliens' names? Kraid, Phantoon... Samus is the only human to appear in the series with a name that isn't immediately recognizable in modern language (it's actually Greek in origin, the name of a 3rd century Macedonian poet). Even her parents are named "Rodney" and "Virginia" in the manga.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_b9e82f09	type	Playable Epilogue
Metroid (Franchise) / int_b9e82f09	comment	Guess what happens to the Bottle Ship at the end of the Playable Epilogue of Other M? The music is even the same as during the escape sequence in Super Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_bbf11c0	type	Genius Bruiser
Metroid (Franchise) / int_bbf11c0	comment	Genius Bruiser: Samus and Ridley in addition to being twenty different flavors of bad ass. The character page has more.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_bc2c77d5	type	Living Structure Monster
Metroid (Franchise) / int_bc2c77d5	comment	Living Structure Monster: The doors to a boss room in Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion are covered by giant eyes that shoot eyebeams at the player and must be destroyed before you can enter the room.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Metroid (Franchise) / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: If Samus is pointing her arm cannon at you and you just happen to be a member of a race of intergalactic bloodthirsty aliens, don't beg for mercy. A space pirate tries this in the manga, and an already enraged Samus goes ballistic, reminding him that he was about to ignore the pleas of a little girl they marked for execution.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_bda2d236	type	Big Boo's Haunt
Metroid (Franchise) / int_bda2d236	comment	Big Boo's Haunt: The Chozo Ruins (Prime) and the Wrecked Ship (Super).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c03860d2	type	Womb Level
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c03860d2	comment	Womb Level: The innards of the Leviathans in Prime 3, though that's more of a case of "Womb Boss Chamber". Phaaze is a living planet, too, though only a few parts of what we see of Phaaze is definitely organic. The Impact Crater in Prime has teeth in one room.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c13c9e38	type	Tomato Surprise
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c13c9e38	comment	Tomato Surprise: Has reached It Was His Sled status for common knowledge that Samus Is a Girl.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c34b316c	type	Bee People
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c34b316c	comment	Bee People: The Zebesian Space Pirates in the manga comics will follow anyone with enough strength or charisma. In a bit of a subversion, their species can't produce "queens", so they look to other species to lead them. On their own, they're Too Dumb to Live. A fan theory even says that the Zebesians are Super soldiers bred by the smarter Space Pirates in Prime, and are MADE to be stupid and not question anything. Almost literal with Kihunters. They're physically bee-like in addition to living in hives and having a "king" that commands the rest.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c5f23623	type	Broken Bridge
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c5f23623	comment	Broken Bridge: Sometimes intentional to, at least try to, prevent Sequence Breaking. Even after seventeen years, people are still discovering new tricks like this.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c60a9136	type	Ultimate Life Form
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c60a9136	comment	Ultimate Life Form: Metroids are energy parasites. They can mitotically divide when exposed to certain radiations and as they grow they alter their physiology. They were artificially created by the Chozo, and metroid is actually a Chozo word that means "ultimate warrior."
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c660bc15	type	Fan Disservice
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c660bc15	comment	Becomes Fan Disservice in Super Metroid and Fusion when her armor blows off, leaving her in a skimpy outfit, as it is her death animation.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Several to the Alien franchise. Ridley is named after director Ridley Scott, and the opening shot of Prime is almost identical to that of the first film. Even the title logos have similarities (ALIEN - メトロイド). A non-enemy creature in Super Metroid has a turtle like shell that flies around while spinning. Likely a nod to Gamera. Or possibly Bowser. Its offspring look strikingly similar to Buzzy Beetles. A blink-and-you'll-miss-it example is the name of the planet that houses a Federation shipyard, where the GFS Olympus and two of Samus' gunships (the ones used in Prime 2 and Prime 3; she goes through gunships like other people go through tissues) were built: Aliehs III. And then there's the fact that, as of Super Metroid, Samus can SHIIIIINESPAAAAAAAARK! Houston from the Super Metroid Comic in Nintendo Power seems to refer to Captain Dallas from the first Alien film. The original Famicom Disk System version of the first game's Escape theme and subsequent arrangements in future games don't have it, but the NES version features a slight expansion that includes a recurring six-note melody from the Kid Icarus soundtrack. Moonwalking in Super Metroid, though only the name is a reference, it was just Samus slowly walking backwards, no illusion of walking forward involved. The Restricted Area in Fusion looks and acts a hell of a lot like Tourian. Outside the actual series, in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, one of Zero Suit Samus' air-attacks is the Inazuma Kick from GunBuster. In the Wanpakku manga/strategy guide for the original game, there's a sequence where Samus comes across a door for the first time, but doesn't know how to open it. She tries saying "Open Sesame!", followed by "Bamble, bomble, bambopp!" and "Pastel, popple, poppinpa!". (Neither of them worked.) The latter two phrases are incantations from Magical Girl shows (specifically Creamy Mami, the Magic Angel and Magical Idol Pastel Yumi, respectfully). The Zero Suit is one to the datasuit of Appleseed that Deunan wears in her landmate. More references can be found in Other M, with Samus's teenage design strongly resembling Deunan and she even has the same Japanese voice actress that played Deunan in the 2004 movie and Appleseed: Ex Machina. The mentioned in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption "Horus Rebellion" is a reference to the "Horus Heresy" event from Warhammer 40,000, another rebellion that was indeed some "nasty business," enough to cause a schism within the Imperium of Man. Said rebellion was led by the eponymous Horus, who was corrupted by the Chaos Gods, much like how Dark Samus in this game brainwashes the Space Pirates for her own ends. Coincidentally one of the daemons from early in Warhammer was named "Samus".
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c7b5445c	type	Cool Starship
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c7b5445c	comment	Cool Starship: Samus' gunship, all Three of them. The loaner ship she gets from the Federation after totaling her own in Fusion's opening may count as well.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c8c6a43c	type	Fly-at-the-Camera Ending
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c8c6a43c	comment	Fly-at-the-Camera Ending: In Super Metroid and Zero Mission.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_c9798438	type	Villain-Based Franchise
Metroid (Franchise) / int_c9798438	comment	Villain-Based Franchise: Fusion more or less Inverts this, giving Samus herself Metroid-DNA.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ca3a6dbd	type	Informed Ability
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ca3a6dbd	comment	Informed Ability: Zigzagged with one specific detail throughout the franchise: the Metroid II: Return of Samus manual specified that Samus's helmet has an "Infrared Ray Scope" that allows her to see in the dark, implying it's a standard feature. But this has been very inconsistent throughout the franchise: Metroid II: Return of Samus: Even though the very manual tells you that you have night vision, there are pitch black rooms in SR388 where you will have to wander around blindly. Super Metroid: Dark rooms are also pitch black, implying she can't see in them. Metroid Fusion: When Samus enters the nocturnal Sector 6, there is a small light circle around her and dimmer surroundings, implying she does have some form of limited night vision ability. Metroid Prime: This would become a gameplay element with the Thermal Visor that does allow for adequate vision in dark areas, except for the fact that Samus has to steal it from a Space Pirate lab as her base suit never had this ability, so it's not standard. Metroid: Other M: The Geothermal Power Plant is shrouded in shadow until lava starts flowing into the room, once again showing Samus's night vision is limited. Metroid Dread: The parts of Dairon that lack power at first arrival are very dark, yet again demonstrating a lack of night vision on Samus's part.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_cabaf736	type	Critical Annoyance
Metroid (Franchise) / int_cabaf736	comment	Critical Annoyance: Dua-dua-dua-dua-dua-dua — few things are better motivation to search for energy.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_cb3adcb7	type	Kill It with Ice
Metroid (Franchise) / int_cb3adcb7	comment	Kill It with Ice: The titular monsters, annoying as hell before you get some weapons effective against them. Though not as much with some of their later forms, the games rarely throw those at you.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_cc1b3f6f	type	In Case of Boss Fight, Break Glass
Metroid (Franchise) / int_cc1b3f6f	comment	In Case of Boss Fight, Break Glass: ... well, how else are you going to Attack Mother Brain's Brain?
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Metroid (Franchise) / int_cc4b45f6	comment	Prime 3 has Samus simply start off without any of her items from the previous adventure, but she does retain a few of her power ups such as the Space Jump Boots, Morph Ball with its bombs, and her Charge Beam. Word of God states that they scrapped the idea of Samus having her powers in the start and then losing them right after since it was getting too predictable and boring. invoked
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_cde51255	type	Antagonist Title
Metroid (Franchise) / int_cde51255	comment	Antagonist Title: Played with; Metroids are commonly weaponized by the Space Pirates, but they're only the main antagonist in Metroid II / Samus Returns, where the mission is specifically to eradicate the species.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ce104b8e	type	Serial Escalation
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ce104b8e	comment	Even after seventeen years, people are still discovering new tricks like this.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ce9a1c4a	type	Underground Level
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ce9a1c4a	comment	Underground Level: A prolific area type within the series. The first three games take place almost entirely deep within the bowels of alien planets, though Metroid II and Super Metroid do feature some ground-level locales, as well.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: In Super Metroid, Samus only hunts down the Space Pirates for stealing the Baby Metroid and destroying the space station she'd left it at. Revenge on the Space Pirates could be seen as one of Samus' main motivations, especially against Ridley, who personally killed her mother right in front of her when she was three years old. The last bits of Zero Mission: The defeat of Mother Brain is spoiled by Space Pirates shooting you down. And your suit is lost. Then you get a better one which is followed by the annihilation of every Space Pirate on the Mothership. In Dread, Samus engages in an absolutely savage beatdown on the Final Boss, even screaming in sheer fury, as opposed to her usual quiet stoicism. This is largely because Raven Beak had been revealed to have indirectly caused the entire Metroid crisis, not to mention having deceived Samus for the whole game, sent a whole bunch of hunter-killer robots after her, and murdered Quiet Robe.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d03c7b28	type	Kill Enemies to Open
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d03c7b28	comment	In the room where you acquire the Plasma Beam, you encounter Space Pirates that you may at least have difficulty damaging. Once you have it, killing them is easy even with an uncharged beam. This one is also Enforced, you must kill the Pirates because the door locks behind you and doesn't open until they're dead.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d1b98800	type	Heart Container
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d1b98800	comment	Heart Container: Energy Tanks (represented on the HUD by a colored shape near Samus's Energy meter) are a collectible item that grants Samus 100 extra health on top of the stock 99 Energy that the Power Suit starts with (though they don't visually increase the number above 99, instead refilling the health meter when it goes below 0).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d34590cf	type	Spin Attack
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d34590cf	comment	Spin Attack: The Screw Attack has Samus leap in a spinning ball to attack her foes.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d397657d	type	Hoist by His Own Petard
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d397657d	comment	Hoist by His Own Petard: Mother Brain attempts to finish off Samus with the Hyper Beam at the end of Super Metroid. Before dying, the infant Metroid steals it from her and gives it to Samus... Zero Mission reveals that the reason Tourian is devoid of Space Pirates is because the Metroids they were producing got loose and killed them all. This is the usual result of people trying to use Metroids. One would think the Federation would have noticed this, but apparently the Ringleaders either didn't notice or didn't care.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d3a4af1e	type	Sympathy for the Devil
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d3a4af1e	comment	Sympathy for the Devil: As the series goes on, you realize the Metroids aren't so bad — this culminates with Samus becoming part-Metroid in Fusion. In Other M, MB when you know her past and the reason of her rampage.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d40a8a0f	type	Suddenly Voiced
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d40a8a0f	comment	Suddenly Voiced: In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Samus finally spoke her taunts. However, they sounded... odd. In Other M, she speaks for the first time in her own series. (There were previously plans to have voiced narration from Samus in Metroid Prime, but said narration was removed, leaving Samus with no voice lines for that game.) She also gets voice acting in Metroid Dread, but she has only one line, and it's in Chozo.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d79f4a9e	type	Heinousness Retcon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d79f4a9e	comment	Heinousness Retcon: Ridley started as one of the many Space Pirates bosses of the original games, and this remained unchanged for a time. There wasn't any connection between him and Samus. However, due partially to his popularity as his role expanded two adaptations rewrote him to give him a much more personal connection: Metroid Fusion: The Japanese exclusive child mode was the first to show Ridley leading the Space Pirate raid that destroyed Samus' home planet and leaving her an orphan. Metroid (Manga): Building upon the first example specifically has Ridley murdering Samus's mother, and was the cause of her father's sacrifice. Not only that, many years later Ridley kills Gray Voice, Samus's adoptive parent. The manga is stated as canon, thus later installations such as Metroid: Other M and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate would openly acknowledge Ridley as responsible for leaving Samus an orphan and killing her parents, giving them a deep connection for their enmity.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d7c65f26	type	Introduced Species Calamity
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d7c65f26	comment	Introduced Species Calamity: The titular creatures are considered to be a dangerous threat to whatever environment (barring cold temperatures) they appear in, being near-unstoppable while consuming the life force of all organisms in their path. Despite this, Metroids are extremely desired by both the Space Pirates and the Galactic Federation for their potential applications, even if it means risking the lives of many to get their hands on even a single one. It is because of these factors that Samus is ordered to wipe out all Metroids from existence lest they fall into the wrong hands and become an invasive species throughout the galaxy. However, it turns out the Metroids were created by the Chozo to combat an even bigger threat to the galaxy known as the X-Parasites.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d7d588c8	type	Lethal Lava Land
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d7d588c8	comment	Lethal Lava Land: Present in some form in every Metroid game except Echoes.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d91700a7	type	Minus World
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d91700a7	comment	Minus World: In the NES original and Game Boy sequel.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d9384864	type	Post-Defeat Explosion Chain
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d9384864	comment	Post-Defeat Explosion Chain: Defeated bosses are typically wracked by multiple small explosions all over their bodies before being destroyed.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_d9e9ad7e	type	The Cavalry
Metroid (Franchise) / int_d9e9ad7e	comment	The Cavalry: Two times, one in Super Metroid and another in Fusion. In Super Metroid, Samus was losing in a Curb-Stomp Battle with a One-Winged Angel Mother Brain, after taking a blow from her ultimate attack. Before the job can be finished, the huge Super Metroid that had earlier attacked Samus but decided to spare her on account of it formerly being the baby metroid Samus had spared, zooms in, drains Mother Brain's energy, and then gives it to Samus, restoring her to full health and granting her the Hyper Beam. Then, it dies while shielding Samus from Mother Brain's attacks. Cue Samus curbstomping Mother Brain. And then in Fusion, Samus had beaten SA-X, plotted the B.S.L. Station on a collision course with SR-388, and was on her way to her ship to escape. But when she gets to the docking bays, the place is a mess, her ship is missing, and there is a huge shedded skin on the floor. Suddenly, an Omega Metroid comes in and screeches at Samus. With one claw swipe, Samus is knocked down to one HP and immobilized. Before the Metroid could kill her, the SA-X appears and blasts its chest with the Ice Beam, but it is defeated by it. However, Samus absorbs its Core-X, which restored her Ice Beam ability, and proceeded to blast the Metroid to dust.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_da1d4313	type	Legacy Boss Battle
Metroid (Franchise) / int_da1d4313	comment	Legacy Boss Battle: Ridley, a Space Pirate pterodactyl/dragon-thing, has made an appearance for a boss fight in every game in the franchise except for five (out of fourteen).note Metroid II: Return of Samus, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, Metroid Prime Hunters, Metroid Prime: Federation Force, and Metroid Dread
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Metroid (Franchise) / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: One of the earliest video game examples, and easily one of the most well-known. While she wasn't even close to being the first playable female character by a long shot (a Hardcore Gaming 101 article places her as #32), what's notable about Samus is that she is the last woman standing of a wave of 1980s video game heroines who managed to survive into modern pop culture and remains quite influential as the star of her own franchise. Most of her fellow female contemporaries have been long forgotten, with the closest comparison to her probably being Athena Asamiya who debuted in Psycho Soldier (also in 1986), but later migrated to The King of Fighters and is now one of many playable fighters in that series lineup.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Metroid (Franchise) / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: Many games feature at least one (or ARE one): Tourian (both versions) in Zebes, Phazon Mines in Tallon IV, the flooded chambers of Torvus Bog in Aether, the Pirate Mines in Pirate Homeworld, and the Omega Metroids' territory in SR388.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_dcbe8a6e	type	Chekhov's Gunman
Metroid (Franchise) / int_dcbe8a6e	comment	Chekhov's Gunman: The Etecoons and Dachoras in Super later save your butt in Fusion, since Samus saved theirs during Super's final countdown.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_df11acbe	type	Artificial Brilliance
Metroid (Franchise) / int_df11acbe	comment	Artificial Brilliance: In Fusion, once you get the Varia Suit, absorbing cold X will heal you rather than hurting you. After you absorb a few, they'll realize what's happening and start to avoid you.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e0e3579a	type	Fungus Humongous
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e0e3579a	comment	Fungus Humongous: Found in a few corridors of Crateria in Super Metroid, yet noticeably absent in Brinstar. The Phazon-irradiated mushrooms in Prime's Phazon Mines. They're big enough to use as platforms and solid enough to take a blast from a super missile. They're apparently being considered as a food source by the pirates. Mushrooms also appear near the entrance to Tourian in Zero Mission, which is in a section of Brinstar similar to Super's "green" zone, but otherwise still rocky.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e13156e1	type	Mama Bear
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e13156e1	comment	Samus to Mother Brain during the mother of all Mama Bear moments at the end of Super Metroid. After what Mother Brain did, she completely deserved it.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e26f04b4	type	Last of His Kind
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e26f04b4	comment	Last of His Kind: Super Metroid features the last Metroid. Samus herself might even count, given that, although human, she's carrying the DNA of the practically-to-totally extinct Chozo race.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e402b8bd	type	Hailfire Peaks
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e402b8bd	comment	Hailfire Peaks: Every zone in Fusion is "X meets Eternal Engine". The original and Super have a lot of "Underground Level meets X". Corruption has Bryyo, which has areas themed around Death Mountain, The Hedgeof Thorns, Lethal Lava Land and Slippy-Slidey Ice World respectively.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e43c66bd	type	Art Evolution
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e43c66bd	comment	Art Evolution: Samus' famous power suit, which grew its distinctive Shoulders of Doom in Metroid II when the Game Boy's technical limitations prevented implementing the Power-Up Full Color Change from the original Metroid. For years, this change was treated as a Retcon, showing the shoulders in flashbacks and the like whenever covering the events of the original game, but Zero Mission and supplementary issue finally resolved the issue — Samus lost the original Power Suit (original design) after the events of the main game, and gained the "Legendary Power Suit" (New Shoulders Included) during her exploration of Chozodia.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e49c0cbd	type	Interspecies Adoption
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e49c0cbd	comment	Interspecies Adoption: Samus was raised by the Chozo, who also taught her everything she knows as a bounty hunter.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e4cf1ef0	type	Load-Bearing Boss
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e4cf1ef0	comment	Load-Bearing Boss: At least one in every game which will inevitably result in the destruction of a nearby planet (if not the planet under Samus' feet)...except Metroid II. At least, during the course of the game... Metroid/Zero Mission: Mother Brain and Mecha-Ridley. In the latter case, Mecha-Ridley manually triggers the self-destruct sequence for the Pirate Mother Ship, wiping Chozodia off the map and allowing the Wrecked Ship to be explored in Super. Prime: Parasite Queen and Metroid Prime. Prime 2: Emperor Ing. Prime 3: Every Seed boss and Aurora Unit 313. Super: Mother Brain. Other M: Phantoon (though, the timing is coincidental). Fusion: SA-X (though, destroying it just removes the obstacle in the way of you doing the destruction). Dread: Raven Beak (though this owes more to the ship collision that preceded the final blow).
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e5066b68	type	11th-Hour Superpower
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e5066b68	comment	11th-Hour Superpower: Beginning with Super, most Final Bosses have a weapon used only against them.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e567510d	type	Determinator
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e567510d	comment	Determinator: Nothing will stop Samus Aran. And nothing will stop Ridley from trying to take her down. Well, except for his remains being on an exploding planet. Even when he's cloned, he gets to go after Samus twice before the clone dies. Same with Crocomire, who comes after Samus even after ALL HIS SKIN HAS BURNED OFF. That's right. He tries to attack you as a SKELETON. And fails miserably. Chronologically, Phantoon goes after Samus two games in a row. The Space Pirates, although they get their space-faring asses handed to them all too often, never give up their goal of galactic domination. Their penchant for finding Phlebotinum and Sealed Evil in a Can lying around might support this.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e7624eac	type	Victor Gains Loser's Powers
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e7624eac	comment	Victor Gains Loser's Powers: Samus in Metroid Fusion had all her abilities copied by X. After killing X-infected bosses (which tend to be able to produce similar attacks), she can absorb the X parasite to regain that power. Averted with Missiles and Bombs, which are downloaded via the datapack that replaced Samus' jetpack. In Prime, the Phazon Suit is received after the defeated Phazon-charged Omega Pirate collapses on top of Samus. Echoes has Samus lose most of her starting abilities to a mob of Ing, and subsequently regain them after prevailing in one-on-one boss battles where they're used against her. Corruption has Samus gain the Ice Missiles, Plasma Beam, Grapple Voltage, and all the Phazon upgrades from defeated bosses.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_e7eb0474	type	Hub Level
Metroid (Franchise) / int_e7eb0474	comment	Hub Level: The Main Deck in Fusion and the Temple grounds in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_eb4086e3	type	Big Creepy-Crawlies
Metroid (Franchise) / int_eb4086e3	comment	Big Creepy-Crawlies: Many games have giant buglike bosses, but Zero Mission has the most.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Metroid (Franchise) / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: The eponymous Super Metroid in Super Metroid just before the Big Bad lands the killing blow on Samus. It is the grown up baby Metroid Samus spared, after all.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ee7ed46e	type	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ee7ed46e	comment	The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: The Space Pirates themselves avert this. Samus is usually sent in to Pirate hideouts post-piracy. The Pirates steal the first discovered Metroid in the manual for both Zero Mission and the original game. You can see the Pirates in action in the opening sequence of Super Metroid, when Ridley steals the Baby from the research station. Presumably, pangalactic police prevent protracted piratical processes, only summoning up their favorite bounty hunter(s) to go in and blow up the place when they track down the actual lair, which would probably be largely immune to a head-on raid by Federation forces. The Pirates also did some pirating in Corruption, in which they hijacked an entire Federation battleship (the GFS Valhalla), murdered its entire crew, and stole its onboard Aurora Unit. Later, they tried to pull the same trick against the GFS Olympus. They didn't count on The Hunter being aboard, to say nothing about the other three hunters you'll be working with. Samus herself plays it straight, as she doesn't do any "bounty-hunting" except in the first game/Zero Mission, Metroid II and in the prelude to Fusion (catching specimens from SR-388 for the Federation). Supposedly, Retro Studios wanted to add bounty-hunting side missions in Corruption, but this was vetoed by the higher-ups from Japan, who, rumor has it, thought it made Samus look like a criminal, having evidently never considered what "bounty hunter" means. This is averted in the manga, however: she specifically notes that she's charging for the bounty on one specific being.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_eee721fd	comment	Wall Jump: Starting with Super Metroid, Samus quickly became one of the most notable employers of this technique. It also is the primary tool of sequence breakers. Prime 2 was the first game that explicitly informed the player that this was one of Samus' abilities; in all previous games, it was a secret, and admittedly optional, technique.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ef42ca88	comment	Emergency Weapon: The stun pistol in Zero Mission.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f05444a4	type	Once per Episode
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f05444a4	comment	Once per Episode: Every game features Samus living up to her Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds status, with the ends of each game having her directly or indirectly causing the destruction of a massive, life-filled location following the defeat of the final boss, with the exception of Metroid II Return Of Samus and the demos.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f194de9	comment	Sprint Shoes: Speed Booster. Full stop.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f497678d	comment	Shapeshifter Baggage: Samus herself with the Morph Ball but the shape shifting is not actually the worst thing about it (the issue of vision is) nor is it the most glaring example; that goes to the X Parasites. They not only multiply impossibly fast but they can take on new, often large, forms nearly instantly, much to the frustration of many players.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f4a007f9	type	Prehistoric Animal Analogue
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f4a007f9	comment	Prehistoric Animal Analogue: Ridley, one of the main antagonists of the franchise, is a reptilian alien with a draconian and pterosaur-like appearance, possessing the crest and beak associated with Pteranodon. Metroid: Other M has a recurring Mini-Boss enemy in the Pyrosphere that resembles a giant trilobite, even more so when it moves around by crawling. It is immune to Samus jumping on it and can only be killed by shooting a weak point on its underbelly when it lunges to attack.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f5a22215	type	Ambidextrous Sprite
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f5a22215	comment	The first Metroid game on the NES had unique sprites for Samus that would have avoided the Ambidextrous Sprite trope, but those got replaced with the current sprite the game uses currently.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f6254414	comment	Cute Bruiser: Samus' pet, Pyonchi, is a rabbit-squirrel from her home planet, who has been known to beat the crap out of schoolyard bullies, complete with a sign saying "Play nice."
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f7ef954e	type	Metamorphosis Monster
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f7ef954e	comment	Metamorphosis Monster: While on their home planet at least, the Metroids go from floating parasitic jellyfish to beetlelike creatures to giant armored lizards. In an interesting twist, the first stage is not only the most well-known, but while nearly every game has a variant of the jellyfish stage, the later stages have only appeared in a handful of games. Metroid II originally implied that the Metroids were mutating, making them very different and more dangerous. It wasn't until later in the series that these "mutations" were retconned into being part of their natural life cycle, but which was only sustained in the correct environment (that of SR388). "Samus Returns" retcons it back, suggesting the metamorphosis beyond larva was unexpected by the Chozo living in peace with Metroids who no longer saw the Chozo as friends after reaching the alpha stage. Although "Returns" also suggests there was fighting between various Chozo factions that prevented the Metroid project from being truly completed...Whatever the case, the Federation still thinks Metroids "naturally" metamorphose on SR388, which is why Sector 1 (SRX) so seamlessly mimics the planet's environment.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f821e963	type	The Very Definitely Final Dungeon
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f821e963	comment	The Very Definitely Final Dungeon: The Final Boss is always in an impressive location: The original puts Samus in Mother Brain's subterranean lair, where you fight the Metroids for the first time. Metroid II has the nest of the Metroid Queen. Super Metroid takes us even deeper into planet Zebes, to fight Mother Brain again. Fusion ends things Where It All Began: the final boss is faced in the docking bay. Prime ends in an impact crater from a Phazon meteor. Zero Mission has Samus infiltrate the pirate mothership. Echoes has the Sky Temple, where the Climax Boss is fought, and its gateway, where the True Final Boss is fought. Hunters gives us the Oubliette, a ship constructed for one purpose: to house an Eldritch Abomination. Corruption ends on a sentient planet. Other M brings a cloned Metroid Queen back for a showdown in a secure room aboard the Bottle Ship. At the end of the epilogue, Phantoon is fought in a giant, wide open room with glass Phantoon attacks from. Federation Force ends on a giant Space Pirate superweapon called DOOMSEYE (all-caps included). It's a Metroid-style Death Star. Dread's final boss battle is in Itorash, on the main bridge of Raven Beak's command ship floating high in the skies of ZDR.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f94756fe	type	Faceship
Metroid (Franchise) / int_f94756fe	comment	Faceship: Samus Aran's Gunship has the design of her helmet built on it.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_f951364	comment	Ball of Light Transformation: In the 3D games, Samus takes this form inside the Morph Ball, a process that the Space Pirates were unable to replicate.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fa59871	type	Equipment-Based Progression
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fa59871	comment	Equipment-Based Progression: The first thing you have to do in the first game is get the Morph Ball so you can roll under a ledge to the right. All Metroid games make use of this trope. Ironically, the first game's remake, Zero Mission, was the first to have several progression elements not based around new equipment.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fb111d49	type	Sequence Breaking
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fb111d49	comment	Sequence Breaking: The Metroid fandom coined this term from their extensive experience with this trope. The series is famous enough for this to have its own subpage for it.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc07d409	type	Hopeless Boss Fight
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc07d409	comment	Hopeless Boss Fight: The first fight against Ridley in Super; you can sort of win, as he fumbles the hatchling if you hit him enough times, but he still takes off with it after. The Super Metroid Final Boss, which can only be won AFTER the Super Metroid's death — and yes, it's possible to fumble it and LOSE during this fight. And SA-X before Metroid Fusion's finale. And the Giant Metroid in Super Metroid.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc08173a	type	Puzzle Pan
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc08173a	comment	Puzzle Pan: All 3D games but Echoes especially. Sometimes accompanied by weather patterns or fauna movements to smack where you need to go over your head.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License – Physics: Rarely shows up in detail since most of the science fiction aspect is reasonably well-thought-out, but becomes glaringly obvious when it comes to the various destroyed planets. Two of them—SR388 and ZDR—are destroyed, in both cases exploding, once a space station crashes into them. In reality, a space station that was capable of destroying a planet on impact would be too big to orbit said planet in the first place. As for the detonation sequence that destroys Zebes, nothing is ever made of how this was arranged or the resources necessary to do so.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc7c4f92	type	Canon Immigrant
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fc7c4f92	comment	Canon Immigrant: Several characters from Benjamin Itoh's Super Metroid comic (published in Nintendo Power) appear in Nintendo's canon manga. Also as in the old comic, Ridley appears to speak English, though this isn't reflected in-game. In the instruction manual for the original Metroid, there is a picture of a Federation council meeting, with what appears to be a Chozo in attendance. As of the 2004 Manga, this has been made canon as well.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fd1f1a63	type	Ridiculously Cute Critter
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fd1f1a63	comment	Ridiculously Cute Critter: In the manga, Samus' pet Pyonchi appears to be about half squirrel, half rabbit, and all adorable. Also, the Etecoons note monkey-koala hybrids and the Dachoras note ostrich-style creatures in Super and Fusion. Maybe the "little birdie" of Other M as well, at least until you learn it's actually Ridley's clone.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_fe614133	type	Beauty Is Never Tarnished
Metroid (Franchise) / int_fe614133	comment	Beauty Is Never Tarnished: In Fusion Samus has to have parts of her suit surgically removed and there is absolutely no scarring. There also appears to be no visible changes caused by the infusion of Metroid DNA (or Chozo DNA for that matter). Not so in Corruption, Samus's phazon corruption causes visible breakdowns on her face and she vomits at one point.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ff1cde15	type	New Weapon Target Range
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ff1cde15	comment	New Weapon Target Range: Super Metroid: The Hi-Jump Boots are located in a room that requires them to get out without Wall Jumping. The Speed Booster is at the end of a long, sloping corridor that you need to quickly cross if you want to survive, and the game offers several sections to demonstrate that your ability can shred certain blocks and enemies. The Grappling Beam is found in a room that is better escaped from by using the grapple points in the ceiling, followed by more rooms that are more easily crossed with the Grapple Beam featuring pits of water underneath in case you fall. In the room where you acquire the Plasma Beam, you encounter Space Pirates that you may at least have difficulty damaging. Once you have it, killing them is easy even with an uncharged beam. This one is also Enforced, you must kill the Pirates because the door locks behind you and doesn't open until they're dead. Metroid Fusion: Acquiring Missiles is followed by a long section full of enemies and obstacles that can only be killed by missiles. The Varia Suit is followed by a room full of Cold-X, all of which are now completely harmless to absorb, for your healing pleasure, especially if the Core-X didn't top you off. The Space Jump is recovered in a large open room where you can practice jumping around to your heart's content. You are given several Ki-Hunters to test your new Plasma Beam on after beating Nettori. Shortly after acquiring the Screw Attack, you are given a chance to go nuts with it, in a room full of normally-invincible enemies, where you learn that the Screw Attack can destroy them with ease. Metroid Prime: The Space Jump Boots are followed by a short platforming section that leads you to the Chozo Ice Temple. After acquiring the Thermal visor, all of the lights go out, requiring you to use said visor to navigate. You find the Gravity Suit underwater. It immediately grants you better vision and the ability to move freely, and offers you a short platforming segment to prove it. After getting the X-Ray Visor, you are forced to use said visor to escape the room, familiarizing yourself with it, as well as by setting several Chozo Ghosts on you, showing that now you can see them even when they go invisible. After obtaining the Phazon Suit, you are forced to make your way through several regions full of the substance, demonstrating the new suit's protective capabilities.
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Metroid (Franchise) / int_ff481077	type	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale
Metroid (Franchise) / int_ff481077	comment	Scifi Writers Have No Sense Of Scale: Very few of Samus's weapons have numbers behind them, but those that do are absurdly powerful, like "fully automatic five-packs-of-C4 launcher" powerful. And then there's the Power Bombs, which are basically environmentally-friendly nukes in that there's no fallout and whatever isn't meant to be destroyed is not.
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Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boss Room / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Boss Tease / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bottomless Magazines / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bounty Hunter / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bragging Rights Reward / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brain Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Brains and Brawn / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breaking Old Trends / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Breakout Villain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Broken Bridge / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bruiser with a Soft Center / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bubblegloop Swamp / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bug War / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bullethole Door / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Bullfight Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Camera Perspective Switch / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cannibalism Superpower / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cap Raiser / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Carnivorous Healing Factor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cast from Hit Points / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Casting Couch / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Catastrophic Countdown / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Challenge Run / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chaos Architecture / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Character Rerailment / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Charge Meter / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Charged Attack / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Check-Point Starvation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chronic Hero Syndrome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Chunky Salsa Rule / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Classic Cheat Code / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Climax Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clingy Costume / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clipped-Wing Angel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clock Punk / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Legend / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Clothes Make the Superman / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cognizant Limbs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Collapsing Lair / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Collector of Forms / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Collision Damage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Colony Drop / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Color Contrast / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Colossus Climb / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Colour-Coded for Your Convenience / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Comic-Book Adaptation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Comic-Book Time / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Common Crossover / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Company Cross References / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Completion Meter / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Compressed Hair / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Computer Voice / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Concept Art Gallery / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contractual Boss Immunity / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Contrasting Sequel Setting / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Controllable Helplessness / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Convenient Weakness Placement / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Conveniently an Orphan / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cowardly Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cranium Ride / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creative Sterility / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creator's Oddball / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy Awesome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Creepy High-Pitched Voice / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Critical Annoyance / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Critical Backlash / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cruel Mercy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Crystal Spires and Togas / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cue the Flying Pigs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cutscene Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cutscene Incompetence / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cybernetic Mythical Beast / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cyberpunk with a Chance of Rain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cycle of Hurting / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Cypher Language / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Damage Discrimination / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Damage-Sponge Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dark Lord on Life Support / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Death by Origin Story / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Deflector Shields / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Degraded Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Denial of Diagonal Attack / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depending on the Artist / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Depleted Phlebotinum Shells / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Derelict Graveyard / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Descriptively-Named Species / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Destructive Saviour / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Developer's Foresight / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Didn't Need Those Anyway! / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Died During Production / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Diegetic Interface / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Differently Dressed Duplicates / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Difficult, but Awesome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Difficulty Spike / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dilating Door / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Directionally Solid Platforms / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disc-One Nuke / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Disconnected Side Area / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Distress Call / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Diverging Evolutionary Phases / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Doom Magnet / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Door to Before / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Double Jump / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Down the Drain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dr. Brainpart / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Draconic Abomination / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dragons Are Demonic / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dragons Versus Knights / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dramatic Unmask / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Drop Ship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dual Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dug Too Deep / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dumb Blonde / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dying Race / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Dynamic Loading / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	EMP / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Early-Bird Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Early Game Hell / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Earth-Shattering Kaboom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Effortless Amazonian Lift / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Elaborate Underground Base / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Electric Jellyfish / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	11th-Hour Superpower / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Emergency Weapon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Emergent Gameplay / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	End-Game Results Screen / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Endangered Species / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Enemy-Detecting Radar / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Energy Absorption / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Equipment-Based Progression / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Escape Sequence / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Essence Drop / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eternal Engine / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everyone Loves Blondes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything Fades / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Everything's Deader with Zombies / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil DoppelgÃ¤nger / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Is Angular / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Knockoff / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evil Overlooker / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Evolutionary Retcon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Exact Time to Failure / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Excessive Steam Syndrome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Experienced Protagonist / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Explosion Propulsion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Exposition Fairy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eye Lights Out / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eye on a Stalk / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Eyes Do Not Belong There / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Face Hugger / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faceship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fake Platform / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Famed In-Story / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fan Music / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fandom Heresy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fanfare / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Caste System / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Naming Convention / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fantastic Ship Prefix / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fanwork-Only Fans / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fashionable Asymmetry / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Faster Than They Look / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fat and Skinny / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Feed It a Bomb / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Feminist Fantasy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fetal Position Rebirth / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Final-Exam Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Final Solution / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fire-Breathing Weapon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fireball Eyeballs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fireballs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Five-Second Foreshadowing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Floating Platforms / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Flying Brick / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Foe Yay Shipping / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	For Science! / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Force-Field Door / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Form-Fitting Wardrobe / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Formerly Sapient Species / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Free-Sample Plot Coupon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Freeze Ray / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Frigid Water Is Harmless / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	From a Single Cell / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	From Zero to Hero / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Full-Conversion Cyborg / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Fungus Humongous / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Futile Hand Reach / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Future Spandex / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gaiden Game / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Galactic Conqueror / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Galactic Superpower / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Game-Breaking Bug / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Game Mod / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gameplay Derailment / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gas Chamber / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gate Guardian / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gender Flip / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Genetic Abomination / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Genetic Memory / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ghost Planet / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ghost Ship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Giant Flyer / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Giant Poofy Sleeves / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Giant Space Flea from Nowhere / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Girls with Guns / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Glowing Eyes of Doom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Glowing Flora / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Go for the Eye / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Good Bad Girl / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Good Bad Translation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Good Policing, Evil Policing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Good Wings, Evil Wings / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gotta Kill Them All / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Grandfather Clause / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Grappling-Hook Pistol / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gratuitous Greek / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gravity Is Purple / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gravity Master / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Gravity Screw / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Graying Morality / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Greek Letter Ranks / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Grimy Water / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Guest Fighter / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Guilt-Free Extermination War / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	HP to 1 / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hard Light / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Harmful to Minors / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Harmless Freezing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Have a Nice Death / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	He Was Right There All Along / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Healing Checkpoint / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heart Container / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heinousness Retcon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heinz Hybrid / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Helpful Mook / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heroic Mime / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heroic Rematch / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Heroic Second Wind / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hidden Buxom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	High-Heel Power / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	High-Voltage Death / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Higher-Tech Species / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hitbox Dissonance / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hive Caste System / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Honorary True Companion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hopeless Boss Fight / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Horde of Alien Locusts / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hub Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Human Outside, Alien Inside / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Humanoid Aliens / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Humans Are Warriors / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	100% Completion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hunter of Monsters / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Hyperactive Sprite / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Iconic Item / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Iconic Sequel Outfit / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Iconic Sequel Song / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Iconic Starter Equipment / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Icy Blue Eyes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	I'm Melting! / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Immortal Procreation Clause / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Imprinting / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Improbable Age / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Improvised Platform / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	In a Single Bound / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	In Case of Boss Fight, Break Glass / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	In Space, Everyone Can See Your Face / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Inconsistent Coloring / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Inertia Is a Cruel Mistress / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Inescapable Ambush / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Informed Equipment / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Inner Monologue / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Insectoid Aliens / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Instant Armor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Intelligent Gerbil / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Interface Spoiler / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Interquel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Interspecies Friendship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Introduced Species Calamity / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invincible Boogeymen / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invincible Minor Minion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invisibility Cloak / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invisibility with Drawbacks / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Invisible Advertising / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Item Farming / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	It's Easy, So It Sucks! / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	It's the Only Way to Be Sure / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Japanese Ranguage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Japanese Video Games / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Journey of Reclamation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Journey to the Sky / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Jump Physics / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Jungle Japes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Just Think of the Potential! / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Justified Save Point / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Justified Sequel Nerf / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Justified Title / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Kill Enemies to Open / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	King Koopa Copy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	King Mook / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Kung Fu-Proof Mook / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Large and in Charge / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Last Ditch Move / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Last Lousy Point / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Latex Space Suit / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lava Is Boiling Kool-Aid / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Le Parkour / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lean and Mean / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Leap of Faith / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ledge Bats / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Legacy Boss Battle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	LEGO Genetics / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lesser of Two Evils / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lethal Lava Land / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Letting Her Hair Down / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Level 1 Music Represents / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Level-Map Display / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Life Drinker / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Life Energy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Life Meter / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lighting Bug / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Literally Shattered Lives / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Living Gasbag / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Living Legend / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Living Relic / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lizard Folk / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Load-Bearing Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Loads and Loads of Loading / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lone Wolf Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Long Hair Is Feminine / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Long List / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Lost Technology / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Macross Missile Massacre / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Made of Indestructium / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Magnum Opus Dissonance / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Malevolent Architecture / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Man on Fire / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Marathon Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Marathon Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Marth Debuted in "Smash Bros." / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mascot Mook / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mascot Villain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Master Computer / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Matter Replicator / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mecha-Mooks / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mechanical Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	MÃªlÃ©e Ã Trois / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Memetic Psychopath / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mentor Ship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mercy Invincibility / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Metamorphosis Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Metroidvania / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Microts / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mini-Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Minus World / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Miracle-Gro Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Misbegotten Multiplayer Mode / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mission Briefing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Moe Couplet / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Monochromatic Eyes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Monster Media / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Monstrous Mandibles / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Monstrous Scenery / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mook Debut Cutscene / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mook Maker / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mordor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	More Deadly Than the Male / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Musical Nod / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Mutually Exclusive Power-Ups / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	My Brain is Big / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Myth Arc / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	N.G.O. Superpower / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Naming Your Colony World / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Narcissist / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nemesis Magnet / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	New Game Plus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	New Weapon Target Range / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	New World Tease / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Newbie Boom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nicknaming the Enemy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Night of the Living Mooks / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Night-Vision Goggles / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Fourth Wall / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No-Gear Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Hugging, No Kissing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Origin Stories Allowed / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Sidepaths, No Exploration, No Freedom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	No Waterproofing in the Future / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Noble Savage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Non-Lethal Bottomless Pits / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Non-Linear Sequel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Non-Malicious Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Noob Bridge / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nostalgia Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Not Completely Useless / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Not Distracted by the Sexy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Not Quite Flight / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nothing but Skin and Bones / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Notice This / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Nuke 'em / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Numbered Homeworld / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Numerical Hard / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Obstructive Foreground / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Old Save Bonus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	On-Site Procurement / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Once per Episode / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One Bad Mother / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One Bullet at a Time / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One-Hit-Point Wonder / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One Riot, One Ranger / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One-Time Dungeon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	One-Way Visor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Only Friend / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Only Idiots May Pass / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	"Open!" Says Me / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Opening the Sandbox / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orange/Blue Contrast / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orbiting Particle Shield / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orchestra Hit Techno Battle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orcus on His Throne / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Organic Technology / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Orifice Invasion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Our Monsters Are Weird / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Out of Focus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Outdated by Canon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Outrun the Fireball / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Outside-the-Box Tactic / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Paint It Black / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pandering to the Base / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Parasite Zombie / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Parasites Are Evil / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Perfect Pacifist People / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Personality Powers / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Phlebotinum-Proof Robot / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pickup Hierarchy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pixel Hunt / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Planar Shockwave / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Planet Destroyer / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Plasma Cannon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Play-Along Meme / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Player Death Is Dramatic / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Player Nudge / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Plot Coupon That Does Something / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Plot-Driven Breakdown / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Plug 'n' Play Technology / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pocket Rocket Launcher / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Point of No Return / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Polished Port / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Portmanteau / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Portmantitle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Possessing a Dead Body / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Post-Climax Confrontation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Post-Defeat Explosion Chain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Post-Final Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Power Copying / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Power Crystal / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Power Glows / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Powered Armor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Powers as Programs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pre-Final Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pre-Order Bonus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Precursor Killers / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pregnant Badass / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Prehistoric Animal Analogue / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Primal Stance / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Promoted to Playable / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Protagonist Title / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Protagonist Title Fallacy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Proud Scholar Race / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Puny Earthlings / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pupating Peril / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Purple Is Powerful / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Purposely Overpowered / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Puzzle Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Quicksand Box / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Railroading / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Raised by Natives / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rasputinian Death / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Recurring Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Recurring Boss Template / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Recurring Riff / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Reduced to Dust / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Regenerating Health / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Regional Bonus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rei Ayanami Expy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Remade and Improved / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Remixed Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Removed Achilles' Heel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Replay Mode / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Reverse Shrapnel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rise to the Challenge / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rival Final Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Road Runner PC / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Robot and A.I. Works / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rock Beats Laser / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rock Monster / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Rocket Jump / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Safely Secluded Science Center / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Same Plot Sequel / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Samus Is a Girl / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sapient Ship / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Savage Setpiece / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Save-Game Limits / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Save Point / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Scare Chord / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Scary Dogmatic Aliens / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Scatting / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Schematized Prop / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Science Fantasy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Scrappy Weapon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Scripted Battle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Seahorses Are Dragons / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sean Connery Is About to Shoot You / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Second Hour Superpower / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Secondary Character Title / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Secondary Fire / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	See-Thru Specs / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Seemingly Hopeless Boss Fight / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Selective Gravity / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Self-Healing Phlebotinum / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Send in the Search Team / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sensual Spandex / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sequel Difficulty Drop / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sequel Goes Foreign / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sequence Breaking / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sequential Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Series Continuity Error / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Series Franchise / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shapeshifter Swan Song / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shapeshifting Excludes Clothing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shapeshifting Failure / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	She-Fu / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shifting Sand Land / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shoot Out the Lock / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Short-Range Long-Range Weapon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shoryuken / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shoulders of Doom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shows Damage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Showy Invincible Hero / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shrouded in Myth / int_b9b02d31
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sighted Guns Are Low-Tech / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Signature Move / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Signature Sound Effect / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Signing-Off Catchphrase / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Silent Antagonist / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Silent Snarker / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Simple, yet Awesome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Single Specimen Species / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Skippable Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Gameplay and Story Integration / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Silliness vs. Seriousness / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Slippy-Slidey Ice World / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Smart Bomb / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Smashing Survival / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Smug Super / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	So Near, Yet So Far / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Some Call Me "Tim" / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Songs in the Key of Panic / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sophomore Slump / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Souls-like RPG / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sound of No Damage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sound Test / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Amish / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Isolation Horror / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Navy / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Opera / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Pirates / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Police / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space Stories / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Space "X" / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Spaceship Girl / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Species Title / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Spectacular Spinning / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Speed Echoes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Speedrun Reward / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Spikes of Doom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Spin Attack / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sprint Shoes / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Spy Catsuit / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Standard Power-Up Pose / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Standard Sci-Fi Fleet / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Star Trek Movie Curse / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Static Stun Gun / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stationary Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Statuesque Stunner / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Staying Alive / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stealth-Based Mission / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Steam Vent Obstacle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stopped Numbering Sequels / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Story Arc / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stress-Relieving Gameplay / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Strong and Skilled / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Stupidity Is the Only Option / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sudden Soundtrack Stop / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Suddenly Blonde / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Sufficiently Advanced Bamboo Technology / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Suicidal Overconfidence / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Summon Bigger Fish / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super-Empowering / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super Not-Drowning Skills / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super-Speed / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Super Wrist-Gadget / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Superhero Sobriquets / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Superhuman Transfusion / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Superpowerful Genetics / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Superweapon Surprise / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Surprise Difficulty / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Survivor Guilt / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Suspicious Video-Game Generosity / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Switch-Out Move / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tactical Door Use / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tactical Suicide Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Teaching Through Accident / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Techno Wreckage / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Teleportation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Teleporting Keycard Squad / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Temple of Doom / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Temporary Platform / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tentacled Terror / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Terminator Impersonator / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Terror Hero / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	That One Sidequest / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Aloner / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Battle Didn't Count / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Brute / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Cameo / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Day the Music Lied / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Future / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Goomba / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Great Exterminator / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Hunter Becomes the Hunted / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Key Is Behind the Lock / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Lad-ette / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Overworld / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Reptilians / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Spook / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Very Definitely Final Dungeon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Virus / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	The Voiceless / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Theme Pairing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Third-Person Seductress / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Three-Point Landing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Time-Limit Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Timed Mission / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tin-Can Robot / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Token Wholesome / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tom the Dark Lord / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tomboyish Name / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tomboyish Ponytail / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Too Cool to Live / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Touched by Vorlons / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Transplanted Aliens / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Travel Transformation / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Trick Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Trilogy Creep / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tron Lines / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	True Final Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Turns Red / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	24-Hour Armor / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	2Â½D / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Two Beings, One Body / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Tyop on the Cover / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Ultimate Life Form / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Under the Sea / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Underground Level / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Underwater Ruins / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Uneven Hybrid / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unexpectedly Realistic Gameplay / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unique Protagonist Asset / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unlockable Difficulty Levels / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unnecessary Combat Roll / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unseen No More / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Unwinnable by Insanity / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Urban Legend of Zelda / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Used Future / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Utility Weapon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Victor Gains Loser's Powers / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Video Game 3D Leap / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Video Game Long-Runners / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Video Game Remake / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Video Games of 2000-2004 / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Viler New Villain / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Villain Forgot to Level Grind / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Villain Takes an Interest / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Virtual Sidekick / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Voice Grunting / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Voice with an Internet Connection / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Voodoo Shark / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Walk, Don't Swim / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Walking Disaster Area / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wall Crawl / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Warm-Up Boss / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Warp Whistle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Water Is Air / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Waterfront Boss Battle / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wave-Motion Gun / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	We Help the Helpless / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	We Will Wear Armor in the Future / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Weapon-Based Characterization / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Weaponized Offspring / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Weird Weather / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wetware CPU / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	When All Else Fails, Go Right / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	"Where Are They Now?" Epilogue / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	White Male Lead / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Win Back the Crowd / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Winged Humanoid / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Wiper Start / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Word PurÃ©e Title / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Writer Conflicts with Canon / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	X-Ray Vision / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Xenomorph Xerox / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Yellow Eyes of Sneakiness / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	You Don't Look Like You / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	You Have Researched Breathing / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Your Mind Makes It Real / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Your Size May Vary / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Yo-Yo Plot Point / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Zero-Effort Boss / int_f04b4111
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Video Game)	seeAlso	Metroid (Franchise)
Metroid2	seeAlso	Metroid (Franchise)
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Here There Were Dragons / int_f04b4111
Metroid (Franchise)	hasFeature	Shapeshifter Guilt Trip / int_f04b4111

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