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The Chozo that colonized Tallon IV made a conscious choice to eschew a civilisation of advanced technology. They chose to abandon the technological advancements of their culture and build their colony out of unprocessed natural materials, so that it would be harmonious with its surroundings. The Chozo believed that through harmonious coexistance with their surroundings, and ultimately with the universe, they would gain a better understanding of their existance and the nature of the universe. They also claim that as they grew more connected with the universe, they gained the power to see into the future. | The Chozo that colonized Tallon IV made a conscious choice to eschew a civilisation of advanced technology. They chose to abandon the technological advancements of their culture and build their colony out of unprocessed natural materials, so that it would be harmonious with its surroundings. The Chozo believed that through harmonious coexistance with their surroundings, and ultimately with the universe, they would gain a better understanding of their existance and the nature of the universe. They also claim that as they grew more connected with the universe, they gained the power to see into the future. | ||
The [[Chozo | The [[Chozo Lore]] left behind by the colonizers tells of premonitions of a great disaster in the form of a worm. It may have been a misinterpreted vision of the coming of the Leviathan or [[Metroid_Prime_(specimen)|Metroid Prime]]. In the PAL version of the game, the lore contains speculation about the nature of the Leviathan. Some texts consider the possibility that it was crafted by alien hands or that it was infact a part of a planet. The Chozo go as far as suggesting that somewhere in the universe there may be or may have been a planet covered in Phazon. [[Phaaze]] is that planet, although it wasn't revealed until in [[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]. | ||
As time passed the Chozo understood the seriousness of the disaster. They chose to build a temple to contain the Phazon and stop it from poisoning more of the planet. Even though they had given up hope to see the day the Phazon was eradicated themselves, they believed that a savior would come to aid their world one day. They left behind tools and weapons for their savior to find so that their work could be completed. They foresaw the coming of Samus Aran in a vision prior to their destruction.<ref>[[Chozo Lore|Metroid Prime logbook: Chozo Lore]] (PAL version)</ref> According to [[Elysia|Elysian]] lore a few survivors fled to an unkown location.<ref>Metroid Prime 3: Corruption logbook: Lore: Elysian data: Slumber</ref> | As time passed the Chozo understood the seriousness of the disaster. They chose to build a temple to contain the Phazon and stop it from poisoning more of the planet. Even though they had given up hope to see the day the Phazon was eradicated themselves, they believed that a savior would come to aid their world one day. They left behind tools and weapons for their savior to find so that their work could be completed. They foresaw the coming of Samus Aran in a vision prior to their destruction.<ref>[[Chozo Lore|Metroid Prime logbook: Chozo Lore]] (PAL version)</ref> According to [[Elysia|Elysian]] lore a few survivors fled to an unkown location.<ref>Metroid Prime 3: Corruption logbook: Lore: Elysian data: Slumber</ref> | ||
