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{{Creature-infobox
{{Creature-infobox
|image=[[File:Metroid art.png|200px|Metroid]]
|image=[[File:Metroid art.png|200px|Metroid]]
|caption=Concept art of a Tallon Metroid.
|caption=Concept art of a Tallon Metroid
|games=*''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''
|games=*''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''
*''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''
*''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''
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===Relocation and Study===
===Relocation and Study===
[[file:Tallon Metroid 01.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Samus encounters a Tallon Metroid.]]
[[file:Tallon Metroid 01.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Samus encounters a Tallon Metroid.]]
Metroids were first brought to Tallon IV from [[Zebes]] by Space Pirates.<ref name=MetroidStudies>{{cite|Initial transfer of Metroids to Tallon IV research facilities has been completed. Three were terminated in an incident at the landing site, but the others were pacified and transported safely. Initial Phazon infusion testing is under way. We are eager to observe the effects of Phazon on Metroids, especially their ability to absorb and process the energy give off by Phazon sources. Early research suggest a considerable growth in power and size. Whether the creatures will stay stable thereafter remains to be seen.|[[Pirate Data]] "Metroid Studies"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Their research frigates transported these Metroids to their [[Glacier One|Research Headquarters]] in [[Phendrana Drifts]] where studies began on their ability to harvest bio-energy.<ref>{{cite|Zebes has fallen. All ground personnel are presumed dead, either killed by the Hunter clad in metal or in the subsequent destruction of the underground facilities. Our research frigates [[Frigate Orpheon|Orpheon]], [[Frigate Siriacus|Siriacus]] and [[Frigate Vol Paragon|Vol Paragon]] were in orbit at zero hour and managed to retreat. Frigate Orpheon is now docked at [[Vortex Outpost]]. Orpheon's cargo appears to have a 100% survival rate; Metroids are healthy but on restricted feeding schedules due to uncertain supply status. We are ready to begin research on the Metroids and other promising life-forms. Security status remains at Code Blue; no signs of pursuit from the Hunter.|[[Pirate Data]] "Fall of Zebes"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Developing in the unique environment of Tallon IV created the Tallon Metroid strain used in Space Pirate experimentation.<ref name=variations/> Preliminary interests in Metroids included potential domestication for use as weapons or power sources.<ref>{{cite|Studies of Metroid biology continue, though with limited progress. It seems likely that we will be much more successful using the Metroids for our means rather than trying to reproduce their powers. If they could be adequately tamed, we would have no need of a proper understanding of their metabolism. A small force of disciplined Metroids could wipe out entire armies, and once we find a way to shield them from cold-containment weapons, they will be invincible. Furthermore, if we could then harvest the energy they'd consumed, we would have a near-limitless source of power at our disposal.|[[Pirate Data]] "Metroid Forces"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Their aversion to [[Ice Beam|sub-zero temperatures]] was utilized by the Pirates in their studies, who often used cold containment below 10° centigrade and ice containment gear to render the test subjects docile.<ref>{{cite|Sub-zero temperatures have made the Metroids sluggish and easy to control, even those well into Phazon infusion cycles. Cold containment status are sufficient for the juveniles, but some of the larger Metroids have been moved to quarantine caves for safety purposes.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Metroid containment fields appear 100% effective after adjustments. Temperatures below 10° centigrade will render Metroids docile.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref><ref>{{cite|All guards must use ice containment gear when transporting Metroids. This includes sedated specimens and those pronounced dead.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref>
Metroids were first brought to Tallon IV from [[Zebes]] by Space Pirates.<ref name=MetroidStudies>{{cite|Initial transfer of Metroids to Tallon IV research facilities has been completed. Three were terminated in an incident at the landing site, but the others were pacified and transported safely. Initial Phazon infusion testing is under way. We are eager to observe the effects of Phazon on Metroids, especially their ability to absorb and process the energy give off by Phazon sources. Early research suggest a considerable growth in power and size. Whether the creatures will stay stable thereafter remains to be seen.|[[Pirate Data]] "Metroid Studies"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Their research frigates transported these Metroids to their [[Glacier One|Research Headquarters]] in [[Phendrana Drifts]] where studies began on their ability to harvest bio-energy.<ref>{{cite|Zebes has fallen. All ground personnel are presumed dead, either killed by the Hunter clad in metal or in the subsequent destruction of the underground facilities. Our research frigates [[Frigate Orpheon|Orpheon]], [[Frigate Siriacus|Siriacus]] and [[Frigate Vol Paragom|Vol Paragom]] were in orbit at zero hour and managed to retreat. Frigate Orpheon is now docked at [[Vortex Outpost]]. Orpheon's cargo appears to have a 100% survival rate; Metroids are healthy but on restricted feeding schedules due to uncertain supply status. We are ready to begin research on the Metroids and other promising life-forms. Security status remains at Code Blue; no signs of pursuit from the Hunter.|[[Pirate Data]] "Fall of Zebes"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Developing in the unique environment of Tallon IV created the Tallon Metroid strain used in Space Pirate experimentation.<ref name=variations/> Preliminary interests in Metroids included potential domestication for use as weapons or power sources.<ref>{{cite|Studies of Metroid biology continue, though with limited progress. It seems likely that we will be much more successful using the Metroids for our means rather than trying to reproduce their powers. If they could be adequately tamed, we would have no need of a proper understanding of their metabolism. A small force of disciplined Metroids could wipe out entire armies, and once we find a way to shield them from cold-containment weapons, they will be invincible. Furthermore, if we could then harvest the energy they'd consumed, we would have a near-limitless source of power at our disposal.|[[Pirate Data]] "Metroid Forces"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> Their aversion to [[Ice Beam|sub-zero temperatures]] was utilized by the Pirates in their studies, who often used cold containment below 10° centigrade and ice containment gear to render the test subjects docile.<ref>{{cite|Sub-zero temperatures have made the Metroids sluggish and easy to control, even those well into Phazon infusion cycles. Cold containment status are sufficient for the juveniles, but some of the larger Metroids have been moved to quarantine caves for safety purposes.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref><ref>{{cite|Metroid containment fields appear 100% effective after adjustments. Temperatures below 10° centigrade will render Metroids docile.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref><ref>{{cite|All guards must use ice containment gear when transporting Metroids. This includes sedated specimens and those pronounced dead.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref>


Discovery of the mutagenic substance [[Phazon]] on Tallon IV prompted a series of Phazon infusion experiments in organic and inanimate objects, including Tallon Metroids.<ref name=MetroidStudies/> Phazon mutations resulted in heightened immunity to cold dampening fields,<ref>{{cite|Hunter Metroid ds is showing signs of increased instability and a heightened immunity to cold damping fields.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> mass increase,<ref>{{cite|Phazon Infusion, Stage 6. Subject Metroid BR5497. Subject's mass at 180% of previous Phazon cycle. Increasing dosage by 4%.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> heightened aggression,<ref>{{cite|Specimen 102 >> Increased volatility recorded. Predator awareness indicated even in cold stasis.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> mandible mutations,<ref>{{cite|Phazon batch 1734.0 shows mandible mutations across all subjects. Cross infusion with batch 1622.G recommended.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> and massive energy absorption capacity influx.<ref>{{cite|Mutation strain 776-V shows massive absorption capacity influx. Strain replication is now under way.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> There were also negative backlashes such as internal organ degeneration,<ref>{{cite|Specimen 070 >> Optimal absorption mutation has led to unexpected degeneration of internal organs.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> and viral contaminations of Phazon batches led to termination of several test subjects.<ref>{{cite|Viral pathogens found in several Xenomes have been traced to Phazon batch 1664.2. Terminate all subjects.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref>
Discovery of the mutagenic substance [[Phazon]] on Tallon IV prompted a series of Phazon infusion experiments in organic and inanimate objects, including Tallon Metroids.<ref name=MetroidStudies/> Phazon mutations resulted in heightened immunity to cold dampening fields,<ref>{{cite|Hunter Metroid ds is showing signs of increased instability and a heightened immunity to cold damping fields.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> mass increase,<ref>{{cite|Phazon Infusion, Stage 6. Subject Metroid BR5497. Subject's mass at 180% of previous Phazon cycle. Increasing dosage by 4%.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> heightened aggression,<ref>{{cite|Specimen 102 >> Increased volatility recorded. Predator awareness indicated even in cold stasis.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> mandible mutations,<ref>{{cite|Phazon batch 1734.0 shows mandible mutations across all subjects. Cross infusion with batch 1622.G recommended.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> and massive energy absorption capacity influx.<ref>{{cite|Mutation strain 776-V shows massive absorption capacity influx. Strain replication is now under way.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> There were also negative backlashes such as internal organ degeneration,<ref>{{cite|Specimen 070 >> Optimal absorption mutation has led to unexpected degeneration of internal organs.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> and viral contaminations of Phazon batches led to termination of several test subjects.<ref>{{cite|Viral pathogens found in several Xenomes have been traced to Phazon batch 1664.2. Terminate all subjects.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref>
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While regular Metroids hatch from eggs laid by a [[Queen Metroid]], Tallon Metroids appear to reproduce another way. The Space Pirates on Aether, who did not appear to possess a Queen Metroid, conducted a mass breeding program,<ref name=breeding/> and the subsequent [[Infant Tallon Metroid]]s were stored in artificial organic [[Metroid Cocoon|cocoons]]. The Tallon Metroid reproductive process is not divulged in ''Prime'' or ''Echoes''. It is possible that Tallon Metroids were reproduced by some unnatural means by Space Pirates.
While regular Metroids hatch from eggs laid by a [[Queen Metroid]], Tallon Metroids appear to reproduce another way. The Space Pirates on Aether, who did not appear to possess a Queen Metroid, conducted a mass breeding program,<ref name=breeding/> and the subsequent [[Infant Tallon Metroid]]s were stored in artificial organic [[Metroid Cocoon|cocoons]]. The Tallon Metroid reproductive process is not divulged in ''Prime'' or ''Echoes''. It is possible that Tallon Metroids were reproduced by some unnatural means by Space Pirates.


===Morphology===
===Morphology and Physiology===
[[File:Tallon Metroid (gold).png|right|150px|Tallon Metroid artwork]]
[[File:Tallon Metroid (gold).png|right|150px|Tallon Metroid artwork]]
A Tallon Metroid consumes raw bio-energy from its victim using twin mandibles that are connected by means of energy conduits to the core of its quadripartite nucleus.<ref>{{cite|Metroid dissection continues to produce more questions than answers. Our research teams have isolated the energy conduits that run from the invasive twin mandibles to the energy core in the creature's quadripartite nucleus, but the manner in which the Metroid actually extracts the life force from its pray remains an utter mystery. The victim does not lose blood or any other vital fluids, and yet the Metroid extracts energy; identifying this energy is our central problem. It takes no physical form, and yet without it, the victim dies. We will continue to research this matter, as the isolation of this life-giving essence could be the key to our ascendance.|[[Space Pirate Data]] - "Metroid Morphology"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> This nucleus replaces the need for any other internal organs, so Tallon Metroids lack discernible sensory organs or cardiovascular system.<ref>{{cite|Internal organs of Metroid seem to be limited to nucleonic absorption cells and massive energy reservoirs.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> The apparent lack of a brain in Metroid physiology may imply that it is equipped with a decentralized nervous system; evidence implies that the quadripartite nucleus replaces the brain function, as Space Pirate data would suggest.<ref>{{cite|Metroid brain scan results in. Studies show accelerated activity in parietal lobe during hunting cycles above 10° centigrade.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> The nucleus is contained by a transparent epidermis to which the large mandibles are attached. Apparently, Metroids have the ability to ingest solid food and possess a digestive system, though these appear superfluous.<ref name=syntheticrations/><ref name=foodpoisoning/>
A Tallon Metroid consumes raw bio-energy from its victim using twin mandibles that are connected by means of energy conduits to the core of its quadripartite nucleus.<ref>{{cite|Metroid dissection continues to produce more questions than answers. Our research teams have isolated the energy conduits that run from the invasive twin mandibles to the energy core in the creature's quadripartite nucleus, but the manner in which the Metroid actually extracts the life force from its pray remains an utter mystery. The victim does not lose blood or any other vital fluids, and yet the Metroid extracts energy; identifying this energy is our central problem. It takes no physical form, and yet without it, the victim dies. We will continue to research this matter, as the isolation of this life-giving essence could be the key to our ascendance.|[[Space Pirate Data]] - "Metroid Morphology"|Metroid Prime}}</ref> This nucleus replaces the need for any other internal organs, so Tallon Metroids lack discernible sensory organs or cardiovascular system.<ref>{{cite|Internal organs of Metroid seem to be limited to nucleonic absorption cells and massive energy reservoirs.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> The apparent lack of a brain in Metroid physiology may imply that it is equipped with a decentralized nervous system; evidence implies that the quadripartite nucleus replaces the brain function, as Space Pirate data would suggest.<ref>{{cite|Metroid brain scan results in. Studies show accelerated activity in parietal lobe during hunting cycles above 10° centigrade.|Scan Data|Metroid Prime}}</ref> The nucleus is contained by a transparent epidermis to which the large mandibles are attached. Apparently, Metroids have the ability to ingest solid food and possess a digestive system, though these appear superfluous.<ref name=syntheticrations/><ref name=foodpoisoning/>
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The following design notes were written by the environment artist [[Matt Manchester]] to correspond with features put into the [[Metroid Processing]] chamber in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. Several of these reference Tallon Metroids or the phenomena surrounding the development of new strains of Metroids raised on different planets.
The following design notes were written by the environment artist [[Matt Manchester]] to correspond with features put into the [[Metroid Processing]] chamber in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. Several of these reference Tallon Metroids or the phenomena surrounding the development of new strains of Metroids raised on different planets.


===="Failed Experiment"====
''Metroids exposed to the Dark Aetherian atmosphere displayed significant changes to their physiology and behaviorial patterns. Exposure resulted in altered cutaneous pigmentation, solidified carapace with superficial dermal striation, emergence of multiple luminescent ocular organs, and two additional cuspidate teeth. Advanced physical durability was observed, as well as more instinctual and aggresive behavioral tendencies. Subsequently nocturnal, Dark Metroid developed a fatally acute sensitivity to solar light. All attempts to recreate this atmospheric transformation have met with utter failure. Test specimens yield a 100% mortality rate. Experiments rarely live more than a few hours after artificial transformation is achieved. Of these rare instances, specimens require complete artificial sustainment. No sentient behavior has been observed in any instances. Failure attributed to unknown variables.''<ref>{{Cite web| url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
===="Machine Dissected Metroids"====
''Side by side observation of metroids native to different planets show subtle variations in dietary cycles, energy consumption abilities, and aggressive tendencies. Theoritical analysis suggests that the Metroid's environmental versatility is due in part to it's adaptness to survive in differing atmospheric conditions, marked changes in gravitational influence, and varying levels of gamma type radiation. Specimens native to SR-388 still display most consistent growth and energy consumption maturation.''<ref>{{Cite web|url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
===="Eggs Chamber"====
''Exposure of unhatched metroids to alien sustentative chemicals and levels of radiation has been insightful as to the adaptability and survivability of the organism, even at this early latent state. Specimens that survive have been observed with greater scrutiny as to their cumulative behavioral augmentations, as well as any affect exposure has to their ability to drain life energy.''<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
===="Baby Metroids"====
''Metroids derive from a parthenogenetic birthing process. Amniotic egg fluid provides both nutrients and phsyical protection of the developing larva. Once hatched, this fluid experiences rapid desiccation, hardening completely in several seconds. Hatched Metroid larva still retain a full coelenterate body structure. Larval tentacles harden to become cuspidate teeth in adults. Energy draining abilities in this form are primitive, but still very fatal.''<ref>{{Cite web|url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
===="Individual Metroids"====
'''''Tallon IV specimen''' - One of a small batch of Metroid native to Tallon IV. This was the only group transferred from local research laboratories on the planet before their subsequent attack and destruction.''


{{hide
|header="Failed Experiment"
|content=''Metroids exposed to the Dark Aetherian atmosphere displayed significant changes to their physiology and behaviorial patterns. Exposure resulted in altered cutaneous pigmentation, solidified carapace with superficial dermal striation, emergence of multiple luminescent ocular organs, and two additional cuspidate teeth. Advanced physical durability was observed, as well as more instinctual and aggressive behavioral tendencies. Subsequently nocturnal, Dark Metroid developed a fatally acute sensitivity to solar light. All attempts to recreate this atmospheric transformation have met with utter failure. Test specimens yield a 100% mortality rate. Experiments rarely live more than a few hours after artificial transformation is achieved. Of these rare instances, specimens require complete artificial sustainment. No sentient behavior has been observed in any instances. Failure attributed to unknown variables.''<ref>{{Cite web| url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
}}
{{hide
|header="Machine Dissected Metroids"
|content=''Side by side observation of metroids native to different planets show subtle variations in dietary cycles, energy consumption abilities, and aggressive tendencies. Theoritical analysis suggests that the Metroid's environmental versatility is due in part to it's adaptness to survive in differing atmospheric conditions, marked changes in gravitational influence, and varying levels of gamma type radiation. Specimens native to SR-388 still display most consistent growth and energy consumption maturation.''<ref>{{Cite web|url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
}}
{{hide
|header="Eggs Chamber"
|content=''Exposure of unhatched metroids to alien sustentative chemicals and levels of radiation has been insightful as to the adaptability and survivability of the organism, even at this early latent state. Specimens that survive have been observed with greater scrutiny as to their cumulative behavioral augmentations, as well as any affect exposure has to their ability to drain life energy.''<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
}}
{{hide
|header="Baby Metroids"
|content=''Metroids derive from a parthenogenetic birthing process. Amniotic egg fluid provides both nutrients and phsyical protection of the developing larva. Once hatched, this fluid experiences rapid desiccation, hardening completely in several seconds. Hatched Metroid larva still retain a full coelenterate body structure. Larval tentacles harden to become cuspidate teeth in adults. Energy draining abilities in this form are primitive, but still very fatal.''<ref>{{Cite web|url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
}}
{{hide
|header="Individual Metroids"
|content='''''Tallon IV specimen''' - One of a small batch of Metroid native to Tallon IV. This was the only group transferred from local research laboratories on the planet before their subsequent attack and destruction.''
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'''''SR388 Specimen''' - Metroid recovered from Ruined structures excavated below the surface. The frequent presence of Chozodian architecture wherever Metroids are found to habitate naturally leads to theories of possible connections between the two species.''
'''''SR388 Specimen''' - Metroid recovered from Ruined structures excavated below the surface. The frequent presence of Chozodian architecture wherever Metroids are found to habitate naturally leads to theories of possible connections between the two species.''
 
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'''''Zebes Specimen''' - Research laboratories located below the surface of Zebes consistently yield the most relevant data on Metroid developmental cycles, and physiological composition. This could be due to the vast changes of climate on the planet. Observations and tests may be performed in a multitude of naturally-occuring native environments. Progress of research on this site has led to Expansion of the labs, as well as a stronger security presence. The Zebes station remains our primary Metroid research station.''<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
'''''Zebes Specimen''' - Research laboratories located below the surface of Zebes consistently yield the most relevant data on Metroid developmental cycles, and physiological composition. This could be due to the vast changes of climate on the planet. Observations and tests may be performed in a multitude of naturally-occuring native environments. Progress of research on this site has led to Expansion of the labs, as well as a stronger security presence. The Zebes station remains our primary Metroid research station.''<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |url= http://frogskull.blogspot.com/2008/02/metroid-prime-3-corruption-art.html| title= Frog Skull: Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Art| site= Frog Skull}}</ref>
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Images===
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File:Tallon Metroid mp1 Artwork.png|Tallon Metroid Artwork
File:Tallon Metroid mp1 Artwork 01.png|Tallon Metroid Artwork
File:Tallon Metroid (Top).png|Render by [[Gene Kohler]] (Top view)
File:Tallon Metroid (Top).png|Render by [[Gene Kohler]] (Top view)
File:Tallon Metroid (Bottom).png|Render by Gene Kohler (Bottom view)
File:Tallon Metroid (Bottom).png|Render by Gene Kohler (Bottom view)
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File:Tallon Metroid (3 Quarter).png|Render by Gene Kohler (3 quarter view)
File:Tallon Metroid (3 Quarter).png|Render by Gene Kohler (3 quarter view)
File:Tallon Metroid (Side).png|Render by Gene Kohler (Side view)
File:Tallon Metroid (Side).png|Render by Gene Kohler (Side view)
File:Tallon Metroid mpp Artwork.png|Artwork of a Tallon Metroid from ''[[Metroid Prime Pinball]]''
File:Metroid mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A Tallon Metroid in attack posture in ''Prime''
File:Tallon Metroid mpp Sprite.png|Tallon Metroids appear in ''Pinball'' as a minigame
File:Metroid mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A Tallon Metroid about to feed on Samus in ''Prime''
File:Metroid mp1 Screenshot 03.png|A large Tallon Metroid feeding on Samus in ''Prime''
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 01.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 02.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 03.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
file:Metroid Attack mp1 Screenshot 03.png|A Tallon Metroid attacking a Space Pirate
File:Tallon Metroid mpp Artwork.png|Artwork of a Tallon Metroid from ''[[Metroid Prime Pinball]]''
File:Tallon Metroid mpp Sprite.png|Tallon Metroids appear in ''Pinball'' as a minigame
</gallery>
===Audio===
<gallery>
file:Metroid Vox mp2 01.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 02.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 03.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 04.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 05.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 06.ogg|Metroid Vox
file:Metroid Vox mp2 07.ogg|Metroid Vox
</gallery>
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