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'''''Metroid''''' is the first game of the [[Metroid (series)|''Metroid'' series]], both chronologically, and in release order. It was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986. | '''''Metroid''''' is the first game of the [[Metroid (series)|''Metroid'' series]], both chronologically, and in release order. It was released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986. | ||
==Story== | |||
In the year 2000 of the history of the cosmos, representatives from the many different | |||
planets in the galaxy established a congress called the [[Galactic Federation]], and an age | |||
of prosperity began. A successful exchange of cultures and civilization resulted, and | |||
thousands of interstellar spaceships ferried back and forth between planets, but [[Space Pirates]] also appeared to attack the spaceships. | |||
The Federation Bureau created the [[Galactic Federation Police]], but the attacks of the [[Space Pirates]] were strong, and it was difficult to catch them in the vastness of space. To counter the attacks of the [[Space Pirates]], the [[Galactic Federation]] called together courageous warriors, granting them large bounties for capture of [[Space Pirates]]. These space bounty hunters became known as "space hunters". | |||
In the year 20X5 of the history of the cosmos, [[Space Pirates]] attacked a deep-space research spaceship, seizing a capsule containing an unknown life-form recently discovered on Planet [[SR388]]. Though in a state of suspended animation, the life form could be reactivated, and multiplied, when exposed to beta rays for 24 hours. This unknown life-form, suspected as the cause of [[SR388]]'s destroyed civilization, was named Metroid by the Federation researchers. | |||
Fearing that the [[Space Pirates]] intend to multiply Metroid and use it as a weapon, the [[Galactic Federation Police]] launched an assult on Planet [[Zebes]], the [[Space Pirate]] headquarters where the Metroid is being held. [[Zebes]] is a natural fortress, and resistence of the [[Space Pirates]] was too strong. As the attacks on the planet fail, preparations made to multiply the Metroid. | |||
As a last resort, the Federation Police hire a space hunter to infiltrate [[Zebes]], stop the plans to multiply the Metroid, and destroy [[Mother Brain]], the leader of the [[Space Pirate]] operation on [[Zebes]]. | |||
The Federation Police hire [[Samus Aran]], considered the greatest of all space hunters. The victor of many prior missions, Samus is surgically strengthened by robotics, to the point of having superpowers. Samus' [[Power Suit]] causes even the [[Space Pirates]] to fear, as it is capable of absorbing an enemy's power. | |||
The interior of [[Zebes]] is a dangerous maze, with enemy [[Space Pirates]] lurking around every corner. With time running out, can Samus destroy the Metroid and save the Galaxy? | |||
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