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[[File:Chozo Statue.png|left|A '''Chozo Statue''' as seen in ''Metroid II: The Return of Samus'']] | [[File:Chozo Statue.png|left|A '''Chozo Statue''' as seen in ''Metroid II: The Return of Samus'']] | ||
'''Chozo statues''', also called '''Artifactor statues''' in ''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]'', are the sentient, guardian statues of the [[Chozo]], located on the planets the Chozo colonized. Chozo statues appear in nearly all ''[[Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' games. In some games, they have the ability to heal [[Samus Aran]] if she enters [[Morph Ball|Morph Ball mode]] and rests on the palms of the statues. Generally, the statues | '''Chozo statues''', also called '''Artifactor statues''' in ''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]'', are the sentient, guardian statues of the [[Chozo]], located on the planets the Chozo colonized. Chozo statues appear in nearly all ''[[Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' games. In some games, they have the ability to heal [[Samus Aran]] if she enters [[Morph Ball|Morph Ball mode]] and rests on the palms of the statues. Generally, the statues are either inanimate, or only perform general functions helpful to Samus's quest. The exception to this rule is ''[[Super Metroid|Super Metroid's]]'' [[Torizo]] statues, which attack Samus after she takes the item the Statue holds.. | ||
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Chozo statues, also called Artifactor statues in Metroid II: Return of Samus, are the sentient, guardian statues of the Chozo, located on the planets the Chozo colonized. Chozo statues appear in nearly all Metroid games. In some games, they have the ability to heal Samus Aran if she enters Morph Ball mode and rests on the palms of the statues. Generally, the statues are either inanimate, or only perform general functions helpful to Samus's quest. The exception to this rule is Super Metroid's Torizo statues, which attack Samus after she takes the item the Statue holds..
Appearances
Metroid
Chozo statues were first featured in Metroid. Here they contained various upgrades placed and hidden by the Chozo.
Metroid Prime
Non-Sentient Chozo Statues
Not all statues made by the Chozo were sentient; some were purely decorative or only minimally functional. These were usually distinctively birdlike and were either honorary depictions at religious sites or aesthetic functional pieces, such as drains for waterways.
Examples of Chozo architecture
<gallery> File:Chozo Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A Chozo sculpture in Chozo Ruins File:Chozo Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A Chozo sculpture in Chozo Ruins File:Chozo Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 03.png|A Chozo sculpture made of Cordite File:Chozo Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 04.png|A worn and weathered Cordite sculpture File:Chozo Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 05.png|A Chozo sculpture in Chozo Ruins File:Tallon's Star Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A sculpture honoring Tallon's star File:Tallon's Star Sculpture mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A sculpture honoring Tallon's star File:Chozo Statue mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A Chozo Statue in Warrior Shrine of Magmoor Caverns File:Chozo Statue mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A Chozo balancing the Plane of Existence on his hands File:Chozo Statue mp1 Screenshot 03.png|A frozen Chozo spout in the Chozo Ice Temple File:Chozo Philosopher mp1 Screenshot 01.png|Bust of a Chozo Philosopher or Shaman File:Chozo Warrior mp1 Screenshot 01.png|But of a Chozo Warrior or Architect File:Chozo Gate mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A gate adorned with the bust of a Chozo Shaman
