Navigation menu
Speed Booster: Difference between revisions
From Metroid Wiki
m (I find it funny that Shinespark is bigger than this page lol) |
Metroid Fan (talk | contribs) (I removed the second paragraph, as I thought this would be appropriate for the Shinespark page. I added some new info and did a bit of rearranging.) |
||
Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
*''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' | *''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' | ||
|users=*[[Samus Aran|Samus]] | |users=*[[Samus Aran|Samus]] | ||
* | *[[Dachora]] | ||
*[[Serris]] | *[[Serris]] | ||
|authorized=[[Sector 2 (Cryoshpere)]] | |authorized=[[Sector 2 (Cryoshpere)]] | ||
Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
*[[Norfair]] <small>(''Super Metroid'')</small> | *[[Norfair]] <small>(''Super Metroid'')</small> | ||
*[[Sector 4 (AQA)]] <small>(''Fusion'')</small> | *[[Sector 4 (AQA)]] <small>(''Fusion'')</small> | ||
|obtain=*Defeat [[ | |obtain=*Defeat [[Kraid]] <small>(''Metroid: Zero Mission'')</small> | ||
*Defeat [[ | *Defeat [[Serris]] <small>(''Metroid Fusion'')</small> | ||
|uses=Allows Samus to {{Hover|sprint|Commonly referred to as Speed Boost}} | |uses=Allows Samus to {{Hover|sprint|Commonly referred to as Speed Boost}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
Line 20: | Line 20: | ||
{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
The '''Speed Booster''' is an | The '''Speed Booster''' is an [[Upgrade|upgrade]] that allows [[Samus Aran|Samus]] to run at "{{wp|supersonic}} speeds." <ref>{{Cite manual|Speed Booster <br/> Dash at supersonic speeds and crash through certain barriers and enemies. Press and hold the + Control Pad in the direction you want to dash.|Metroid Fusion|30}}</ref> <ref>{{Cite manual|Speed Booster <br/> With this power-up, Samus is able to dash at supersonic speeds and crash through certain barriers and enemies. Press and hold + in the direction you want to dash.|Metroid: Zero Mission|26}}</ref> Once speed boosting is attained, Samus can destroy [[Boost Block|special blocks]], break through rock, ice, and metal, destroy enemies, cover distances quickly, run up steep inclines, leap over wide gaps, and set up a [[Shinespark|shinespark]]. The Speed Booster is an essential upgrade to progress through the game in which it appears. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
[[File:Shinesparking.png|thumb|left|Samus's [[Shinespark]] is used to smash through [[Reo]]s]] | [[File:Shinesparking.png|thumb|left|Samus's [[Shinespark]] is used to smash through [[Reo]]s]] | ||
===''Metroid: Zero Mission''=== | ===''Metroid: Zero Mission''=== | ||
Upon defeating [[Kraid]] in [[Kraid (area)|his hideout]], Samus | Upon defeating [[Kraid]] in [[Kraid (area)|his hideout]], Samus can acquire the Speed Booster resting in the hands of a [[Chozo Statue]]. It can be used to destroy boost blocks throughout [[Zebes]]. | ||
===''Super Metroid''=== | ===''Super Metroid''=== | ||
The Speed Booster can be obtained in [[Norfair]]. Unlike later appearances, Samus will take damage when she shinesparks. The reason for this is unknown. | |||
===''Metroid: Other M''=== | ===''Metroid: Other M''=== | ||
[[Adam Malkovich]] authorizes use of the Speed Booster in [[Sector 2 (Cryosphere)]]. It allows Samus to break through a surface to shortcut her way toward Cryosphere's exit. Unlike other appearances, Samus can turn | [[Adam Malkovich]] authorizes use of the Speed Booster in [[Sector 2 (Cryosphere)]]. It allows Samus to break through a surface to shortcut her way toward Cryosphere's exit. Unlike other appearances, Samus can turn angles while speed boosting. This is seen especially in a spiral structure in the [[Sector 1 (Biosphere)|Biosphere]], as well as the [[Sector 3 (Pyrosphere)|Pyrosphere]], just before battling a [[Rhedogian]]. There are rare large open spaces, but when they appear, it is likely that the Speed Booster is required to advance or to obtain an expansion. | ||
===''Metroid Fusion''=== | ===''Metroid Fusion''=== | ||
Aboard the [[Biologic Space Laboratories Research Station]] is [[Serris]], an aquatic creature mimicked by the [[X Parasite|X]]. This creature, according to Adam, moves at "ultra-high speed" through the water and air attacking Samus. When its head is damaged by a [[Missile|missile]] or [[Charge Beam|charged shot]], the creature will glow and speed up. Defeating it will reveal it's [[Core-X]], which can be absorbed to regain the Speed Booster ability. | |||
==Screen Data== | ==Screen Data== | ||
Line 53: | Line 47: | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Because Samus weighs | *Because Samus weighs 90 kg.<ref>{{Cite manual|Samus Aran <br/> Height:{{Hover|1 m. 90 cm.|6 ft. 3 in.}} Weight:{{Hover|90 kg.|198 lbs.}}|Metroid II: Return of Samus|14}}</ref> and the Speed Booster allows Samus to move at supersonic speed (above 343 m/s; 1,126 ft./s), then a Speed Boosted Samus attacks with over 33634.0704 {{wp|Newton (unit)|Newtons}} of force per run. | ||
*Interestingly, in ''Super Metroid'', Samus cannot Speed Boost through [[Ice Beam|frozen]] enemies | *Interestingly, in ''Super Metroid'', Samus cannot Speed Boost through [[Ice Beam|frozen]] enemies. | ||
*Although ''Metroid: Other M'' may seem to be the first game to show Samus turning while speed boosting, ''Metroid Fusion'' is actually the first, as moving from one sector to another would require turning. The side-scrolling appearance does not demonstrate this visually, however. | |||
{{ref}} | {{ref}} | ||
[[Category:Abilities]] | [[Category:Abilities]] | ||
[[Category:Upgrades]] | [[Category:Upgrades]] |