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|image=[[ | |image=[[File:Shinesparking.png|Samus Shinesparking through a room of Reos]] | ||
|caption= | |caption=Samus Shinesparking through a room of [[Reo]]s | ||
|games=*''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' | |games=*''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' | ||
*''[[Super Metroid]]'' | *''[[Super Metroid]]'' | ||
*''[[Metroid: Other M]]'' | *''[[Metroid: Other M]]'' | ||
*''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' | *''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' | ||
|firstgame=''[[Super Metroid]]'' | |firstgame=''[[Super Metroid]]'' | ||
|users=*[[Dachora]] | |users=*[[Dachora]] | ||
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The '''Shinespark''' is a | The '''Shinespark''' is a secret technique introduced in ''[[Super Metroid]]'' by the [[Dachora]], allowing [[Samus Aran|Samus]] to use the dash of the [[Speed Booster]] in any direction and form. It is often used to save time, obtain items which can't be reached otherwise, break through certain blocks, or reach previously impossible to explore areas. | ||
== | ==Obtaining the Shinespark== | ||
Samus can use the Shinespark in ''Super Metroid'' once the Dachora teach Samus how to use it. In other games, Samus learns it once she obtains the Speed Booster. This means defeating [[Kraid]] in ''Zero Mission'', [[Serris]] in ''Metroid Fusion'', and reaching an ice wall breakable only using the Speed Booster in [[Sector 2 (Cryosphere)]] in ''[[Metroid: Other M]]''. | |||
In ''Super Metroid'' | == Using the Technique == | ||
In order to use the Shinespark, Samus must first run until she enters the Speed Booster dash. Once dashing, Samus must crouch, enabling her to enter the Shinespark. After crouching, Samus must jump and move in one of five directions: right, left, up, diagonally right, or diagonally left. Samus then speeds in the chosen direction with the same effect as Speed Boosting Samus. In ''[[Super Metroid]]'' Samus will take damage if she attempts to Shinespark. This does not occur in any other game. In ''[[Metroid: Zero Mission]]'' and ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', if Samus boosts directly into a sloped ledge, instead of stopping Samus will continue running in a Speed Boost form. This technique can be useful to reach seemingly impossible to reach areas. In Metroid: Zero Mission, Samus may Shinespark in [[Morph Ball]] mode once the [[Spring Ball]] is acquired. | |||
== Secret Message == | |||
In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', a secret message can be viewed if Samus utilizes the Shinespark to skip a necessary item. Once entering a Navigation Room, a secret conversation between [[Adam Malkovich]], Samus, and a Galactic Federation official will commence. The message mentions Samus's expert use of the Shinespark. Interestingly, there is an alternate method of achieving the secret message without utilizing the Shinespark, but the message will still treat Samus as if she has used it. | In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', a secret message can be viewed if Samus utilizes the Shinespark to skip a necessary item. Once entering a Navigation Room, a secret conversation between [[Adam Malkovich]], Samus, and a Galactic Federation official will commence. The message mentions Samus's expert use of the Shinespark. Interestingly, there is an alternate method of achieving the secret message without utilizing the Shinespark, but the message will still treat Samus as if she has used the it. | ||
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|entry=While [[Speed Booster|speed boosting]], press and release {{WiiIcon|2}} to perform a powerful jump. If you aren't pressing {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} in any direction when you release {{WiiIcon|2}}, you'll jump straight up. Press {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} when you release {{WiiIcon|2}} to jump in any direction.<ref>{{cite manual|While [[Speed Booster|speed boosting]], press and release {{WiiIcon|2}} to perform a powerful jump. If you aren't pressing {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} in any direction when you release {{WiiIcon|2}}, you'll jump straight up. Press {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} when you release {{WiiIcon|2}} to jump in any direction.|Metroid: Other M|21}}</ref> | |entry=While [[Speed Booster|speed boosting]], press and release {{WiiIcon|2}} to perform a powerful jump. If you aren't pressing {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} in any direction when you release {{WiiIcon|2}}, you'll jump straight up. Press {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} when you release {{WiiIcon|2}} to jump in any direction.<ref>{{cite manual|While [[Speed Booster|speed boosting]], press and release {{WiiIcon|2}} to perform a powerful jump. If you aren't pressing {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} in any direction when you release {{WiiIcon|2}}, you'll jump straight up. Press {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} when you release {{WiiIcon|2}} to jump in any direction.|Metroid: Other M|21}}</ref> | ||
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===''Metroid Prime''=== | ===''Metroid Prime''=== | ||
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|[[File:Speed Booster Logbook.jpg]] | |[[File:Speed Booster Logbook.jpg]] | ||
|} In ''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime's]]'' data, there are two images depicting logbook images of Samus performing a Speed Boost and a Shinespark. Nothing in-game, however can be scanned to reveal these images. Therefore, it has been speculated that [[Retro Studios]] initially planned to have the Speed Booster and Shinespark in the game, but removed the feature, possibly due to complications, as it did not appear in either of the following [[Metroid Prime (series)|''Prime'']] games. | |} In ''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime's]]'' data, there are two images depicting logbook images of Samus performing a Speed Boost and a Shinespark. Nothing in-game, however can be scanned to reveal these images. Therefore, it has been speculated that [[Retro Studios]] initially planned to have the Speed Booster and Shinespark in the game, but removed the feature, possibly due to complications, as it did not appear in either of the following [[Metroid Prime (series)|''Prime'']] games. | ||
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|Fra=Technique Comète<ref name="Fra">{{cite manual|Technique Comète — Lorsque I'accélérateur est activé, maintenez {{WiiIcon|2}} enfoncé, puis relâchez pour réaliser un saut puissant. N'appuyez sur aucune direction sur {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} pour sauter à la verticale. Appuyez sur {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} lorsque vous relâchez {{WiiIcon|2}} pour sauter dans la direction désirée.|Metroid: Other M|43}}</ref> | |||
|FraM=Comet Technique | |||
|Spa=Técnica Cometa<ref name="Spa">{{cite manual|Técnica Cometa — Oprime {{WiiIcon|A}} al ir con aceleración y suelta {{WiiIcon|2}} y {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} a la vez para dar un gran salto vertical. Suelta {{WiiIcon|2}} sin soltar {{WiiIcon|controlpad}} para saltar en otra dirección.|Metroid: Other M|65}}</ref> | |||
|SpaM=Comet Technique | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Shinespark is known as the "Comet Technique" in other languages.<ref name="Fra"/><ref name="Spa"/> | |||
*The Shinespark is known as the "Comet Technique" in other languages.<ref | |||
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