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The Plasma Beam (プラズマビーム Purazuma Bīmu) is a beam which has appeared in all of the Metroid games except for the original Metroid, Metroid Prime Hunters, and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (though Samus gains the Magmaul in Hunters and the… The Grapple Beam (グラップリングビーム Gurappuringu Bīmu), also known as the Grappling Beam in Super Metroid, is a beam weapon with tethering properties. It is used to latch onto certain surfaces, allowing Samus to swing from this point and… Arachnus (マルカラ Marukara) is a species native to SR388. At the near-top of the food chain, they are very fearsome predators. The biped is distinguished by its three-fanged maw, segmented eyes, elongated neck, a hard shell on its back, and… The X-Ray Visor is a Visor upgrade that can be collected in Metroid Prime and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. It uses X-rays to see in situations where the visible spectrum of light may prove inadequate. The Crocomire (クロコマイヤー Kurokomaiyā) is a miniboss in Super Metroid. It is found in Croc's pit in Norfair on the way to finding the Grapple Beam. Unlike nearly all other enemies in Super Metroid, the Crocomire cannot be killed by… A Power Suit (ノーマルスーツ Nōmaru Sūtsu) is a suit of powered armor designed by the Chozo. This term applies to both Samus Aran's Chozo Battle Suit Ver SA1-4468-VM6-P in its basic form without any upgrades, and her suit as a whole regardless…
Golden Torizo has 13500 hit points. Golden Torizo is vulnerable to Missiles, Super Missiles, charged shots, and special beam attacks. Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Golden Torizo instead of their normal 300. Depending on what you consider an offensive ability, Golden Torizo has the most out of any enemy in Super Metroid, tied with www.nintendo.co.jp www.nintendo.co.jp Torizo | Wikitroid | Fandom The name "Torizo" is used in an early development map of Super Metroid, in reference to the Golden Torizo. However, this may have simply been an early romanization of "Chozo". Super Metroid Nintendo Player's Guide states that "Torizo and Chozo basically mean the same thing", but this is incorrect.
1 Mar 2011 Apparently, this is the earliest notice of this code: http://m2k2.taigaforum.com/post/glitch_topic_716.html#glitch_topic_716 Instructions are all 17 déc. 2012 Description Le Torizo est un être bionique à l'apparence de Chozo, apparaissant dans Super Metroid il possède un corps indestructible à Super Metroid is an action-adventure game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo of America, Inc. April 18, 1994. SNS-RI-USA. ^ Jump up to: Pelland, Scott; Swan, Leslie; Bafus, Jeff (1994). Super Metroid: Nintendo Player's Guide. (So catchy, in fact, that it was reused in METROID PRIME.) As you can see, using Super Missiles against this Torizo is risky, because he's likely to throw them For typical enemies see Super Metroid/Enemies. Bosses A stronger version of the first torizo, found much later in the game in Ridley's lair in Norfair. Its weak 23 Dec 2009 For Super Metroid on the Super Nintendo, Pure Speed Run Guide by Crocomire - Golden Torizo (Optional) Items: - Grapple Beam - X-Ray
It was revealed in Metroid Prime 3 that the Galactic Federation had constructed biomechanical supercomputers called Auroras, and that there were plans for a "Future Aurora Complex", which appears to be the Mother Brain depicted in Super… A Metroid larva is the third stage of the Metroid's life cycle. An extension of the prior Infant stage, this iconic form is the most common and recognizable of the species in the series of the same name. Ridley, also known as Geoform 187, is the central antagonist of the Metroid series. He is a large, dragon-like alien and one of the leaders of the Space Pirates, as well as Samus Aran's arch-nemesis, having murdered her parents when she was… The Alpha Metroid is the fourth stage of a typical Metroid's life cycle, appearing in three games, Metroid II: Return of Samus, Metroid Fusion and Metroid: Samus Returns, though they are a merely a cameo in Fusion. Ridley's Lair, also known as Ridley's Hideout, Mini-Boss Hideout II, Lower Norfair, depths of Norfair, or simply Ridley, is an area on Zebes. It appears in Metroid and its remake, as well as being revisited in Super Metroid.
The Steambot Barracks is a room on SkyTown, Elysia. It appears in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. The room is a hibernation chamber for one of the Steamlords of SkyTown, and it also houses several of its dormant Steambot drones as well.
