After a planet-wide self-destruction, Samus for once mourns the death of a Metroid. She falls asleep along the way, muttering softly that MB was not insane, a sentiment echoed by Samus herself. SA-X also gained Samus' Ice Beam and Metroid hunting knowledge, making SA-X the only X capable of taking on the X parasites natural predator, the Metroid which was being secretly breed on the B.S.L. Blue indicates exclusive to the Wii U version. "[22] During the Space Pirate invasion of Zebes, it saw the Space Pirates as a "perfect force capable of restoring true order to the universe," and successfully established itself as one of their leaders. [9][35], Originally, MB was only a computer software, but due to its inability to interact personally with the Metroids, the scientists decided to give her an artificial human body, so as to have her bond in a more organic way with the Metroids, mimicking Samus' mother-son-like relationship with the "baby". [1] The Chozo were also responsible for the creation and breeding of Metroids. The organization is destroyed during the climax of Super Metroid, however a group within the Galactic Federation itself resurrects the Space Pirates, along with Ridley and the Metroids, to be used as bio-weapons explaining their continued presence in Other M and Fusion. Dark Samus is the main antagonist of the Metroid Prime trilogy. The Chozo created it as a councilor, and as a means to "accelerate their plan to link the galaxy into one unified society. The heavy trauma of having Madeline rejecting her safety and finding out that the Galactic Federation actually created her for military purposes caused a meltdown in her mind and she decided to take judgement on humanity for their misdeeds, forcing the Bottle Ship in a collision course. Overview Dark Samus as it appears in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. He is Samus' rival and is the most personal one with her out of all the other hunters, due to association with the Galactic Federation, which he harbors a great hatred towards for unexplained reasons. Samus meets them again in Metroid Fusion at the Habitation Deck. send you an email once approved. Metroid Prime appeared in Tallon IV shortly after the impact of the Leviathan, a living Phazon meteor, fused with a Metroid unfortunate enough to cross its path. Samus Aran (サムス・アラン, Samusu Aran) is the bounty hunter protagonist of the series. Samus defeats her nemesis several times, finally destroying her physical form in Dark Aether before it is wiped from existence due to Samus's efforts to restore Light Aether's power. A dark grey cell indicates that the character was not in the property or that the character's presence in the property has yet to be announced. The structure of their bodies allow them to slip through the tiniest crevices of any organism or synthetic surface; their soft form also allows projectiles to harmlessly pass through them. Sky Temple Gateway(battle) 14. Mario’s first appearance was in the 1981 arcade game Donkey Kong, in which he wasn’t even called Mario. Her name comes from how she is a dark copy of the hero Samus Aran and the reborn form of the Phazon-mutated Metroid Prime. Shortly after, Samus arrives and encounters Dark Samus many times, eventually defeating her as Dark Aether was destroyed - but a post-credits scene shows Dark Samus reforming herself in deep space. Unlike Samus, he succumbs to the corruption while investigating the planet Bryyo and is fought there as a boss opponent. research station until it is overrun by the X parasites. Samus first encounters Dark Samus in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes on the planet Aether. Dark Samus was not destroyed entirely, however, and its essence returned with Samus to Light Aether, able to make its way to the Space Pirate vessel above the planet and feed off their stored Phazon reserves until it was able to re-assume its physical form. Samus crash-landed onto the surface of the planet nearby the Space Pirate Mother Ship, stripped of her Power Suit.

The Chozo were extremely advanced in technology, some say they could not be more advanced, but the chozo took pride in their elaborate statuary. An alien of unknown origin, she is capable of highly advanced shapeshifting and electrokinesis. As he is the only surviving member of Adam's platoon as the others where all killed by the Deleter who was killed by MB, Anthony uses his position and Adam's orders to help Samus keep Madeline Bergman from being taken by the GF Colonel and his men (who are implied to have been sent to cover-up the secret Bio-Weapons Research and would have likely had killed Bergman or use her as a scapegoat to conceal their activities). Ultimate; this marks not only her playable debut in the Super Smash Bros. series, but also her first playable appearance in any game. Wonder how many Dark Echoes she could make at … Also has the ability to consume Phazon. During Samus' mission on Tallon IV, she battles the creature and destroys it, though it attempts to consume her in its death throes forcing Samus to abandon her recently acquired Phazon Suit to escape.

When she succumbs to Phazon corruption, she retains her playful nature, but becomes far more vicious and calculating while her shapeshifting abilities are further enhanced, making her a dangerous boss opponent. station with the exception of the Etecoons and Dachora. A twin image of Samus, encountered near the beginning of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. Have Dark Samus join the player's party in World of Light.With the exception of the third method, Dark Samus must then be defeated on Frigate Orpheon. In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Dark Samus appears as both a collectible trophy and a sticker, both of which depict her appearance in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. Without Phazon to absorb to resurrect itself, Dark Samus is finally destroyed once and for all. >Dark Samus can only get so far until she gets absolutely ass-ravaged by 50 SA-X. and Samus' Power Suit. Chrom is the prince of Ylisse, father of Lucina, and descendant of Marth who makes his debut in Fire Emblem Awakening. The organization also includes a winged, mantis-like species, the Ki Hunters. The Zero Suit (Body Suit in some early appearances) is a skintight full-body jumpsuit worn by Samus Aran underneath her Power Suit, and appears after many recent Metroid game endings, and in some parts of the games. He seeks to prove he is the best Hunter by attaining the ultimate power in the Alimbic Cluster, but like the other hunters, is initially unaware of the vastly powerful creature that resides there. During the events of the game, he meets and befriends Robin who joins him and his military band, the Shepherds, in defeating the Fell Dragon Grima. In English, Chrom is voiced by Matthew Mercer, who has voiced him in … Despite the Emperor Ing being very powerful thanks to the last of Dark Aether's planetary energy and great amounts of Phazon, Samus defeats the creature and takes the remaining planetary energy, putting an end to Dark Aether and the Ing horde for good. Dark Samus is the second doppelganger of Samus in the series, with the first (though second chronologically) being the SA-X from Metroid: Fusion. Ultimate, fittingly serving as the Echo Fighter of Samus. and infect countless creatures living in the B.S.L. Dark Samus emerges as the main antagonist in the Metroid Prime series as the series progresses. Samus trained in the Federation's military before becoming a bounty hunter, leaving some time after a disagreement with her commanding officer, Adam Malkovich. She was later announced in an August 8, 2018 Nintendo Direct to be a playable character in Super Smash Bros. If you look closely, you can see that her bombs and missiles look a little different, too. Although his battle armor grants him incredible physical strength and powerful weaponry, it also results in him gaining an aggressive and violent temperament.

In Fusion, Samus discovers the continued bio-weapons research and learns that they foolishly plan to capture the X parasites and the SA-X for the bio-weapons research, and crashes the station into the planet SR388 with the help of her ship's AI, which was based on Adam Malkovich. In Metroid Prime Hunters, the lore mentions that it came by a comet and struck the planet Alinos, thus shattering the Alimbic Utopia. With floatier movement, she's a little different from Samus--and she doesn't roll when dodging or jumping. Training Access(particles) 6. She then accompanies Samus and Anthony back to Earth. The Chozo are a mysterious and sage-like species featured throughout the Metroid series. In the beginning of this game, he is shown to be arrogant, but nonetheless willing to help his fellow hunters, as evident by him saving Samus from Meta Ridley during the battle on Norion.