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|name=Ing Webtrap | |name=Ing Webtrap | ||
|entrytext=These creatures respond to commands from the Ing, forming over areas as ordered. They are virtually indestructible, and can only be undone by killing the Ing that commands them.<ref name=Webtrap>{{cite|These creatures respond to commands from the Ing, forming over areas as ordered. They are virtually indestructible, and can only be undone by killing the Ing that commands them.|Logbook|Metroid Prime 2: Echoes}}</ref> | |entrytext=These creatures respond to commands from the Ing, forming over areas as ordered. They are virtually indestructible, and can only be undone by killing the Ing that commands them.<ref name=Webtrap>{{cite|These creatures respond to commands from the Ing, forming over areas as ordered. They are virtually indestructible, and can only be undone by killing the Ing that commands them.|Logbook|Metroid Prime 2: Echoes}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 11 November 2010
Ing Webtraps are used by the Ing to block off areas. They are similar to the Webling, but are far more resilient, only disappearing when the commanding Ing is killed. Samus encounters them in Dark Agon shorty before recovering a Dark Temple Key. A group of Warrior Ing take the key then block off the area; once killed Samus never encounters the Ing Webtraps again.[1]
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