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[[File: | [[File:Bounty Hunter mp3 Screenshot.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Four '''Bounty Hunters''' hired by the [[Galactic Federation]]]] | ||
A '''bounty hunter''', or '''space hunter''' according to the ''[[Metroid (game)|Metroid]]'' manual, in the ''[[Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' series is a space-oriented mercenary ready to be hired for firepower. The series' main character, [[Samus Aran]], is among the most famous of the bounty hunters. Bounty hunters are extravagantly expensive, as noted by [[Adam Malkovich]] in the [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]].{{fact}} The two major warring factions, the [[Galactic Federation]] and the [[Space Pirate]]s, are among the Bounty Hunters' most profitable employers. | A '''bounty hunter''', or '''space hunter''' according to the ''[[Metroid (game)|Metroid]]'' manual, in the ''[[Metroid (series)|Metroid]]'' series is a space-oriented mercenary ready to be hired for firepower. The series' main character, [[Samus Aran]], is among the most famous of the bounty hunters. Bounty hunters are extravagantly expensive, as noted by [[Adam Malkovich]] in the [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]].{{fact}} The two major warring factions, the [[Galactic Federation]] and the [[Space Pirate]]s, are among the Bounty Hunters' most profitable employers. | ||
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===Samus Aran=== | ===Samus Aran=== | ||
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Samus Aran is a human female raised in a mining colony on the planet [[K-2L]]. After an attack by [[Space Pirate]]s, led by [[Ridley]], left her homeless and orphaned, she was taken by the [[Chozo]] to their homeworld, [[Zebes]], who infused her with Chozo blood and gave her a [[Power Suit|bio-mechanical suit]] to withstand the harsh conditions of their world. Eventually she joined the [[Galactic Federation]] and entered the academy. After a mysterious period of absence, Samus returns as the Bounty Hunter she is known as today. | Samus Aran is a human female raised in a mining colony on the planet [[K-2L]]. After an attack by [[Space Pirate]]s, led by [[Ridley]], left her homeless and orphaned, she was taken by the [[Chozo]] to their homeworld, [[Zebes]], who infused her with Chozo blood and gave her a [[Power Suit|bio-mechanical suit]] to withstand the harsh conditions of their world. Eventually she joined the [[Galactic Federation]] and entered the academy. After a mysterious period of absence, Samus returns as the Bounty Hunter she is known as today. | ||
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===Rundas=== | ===Rundas=== | ||
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Rundas is a male [[Phrygisian]] born on a [[ | Rundas is a male [[Phrygisian]] born on a [[Phrygis|moon]] of [[Bes III]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. Rundas possesses his species' ability to spontaneously generate and manipulate ice, which he utilizes expertly as a means of both attack and evasion. | ||
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===Weavel=== | ===Weavel=== | ||
{{Main|Weavel}} | {{Main|Weavel}} | ||
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Weavel, once a Space Pirate, is a cyborg who appears in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. A prior confrontation with Samus Aran left him mutilated, necessitating cybernetic implants. | Weavel, once a Space Pirate, is a cyborg who appears in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. A prior confrontation with Samus Aran left him mutilated, necessitating cybernetic implants. | ||
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===Kanden=== | ===Kanden=== | ||
{{Main|Kanden}} | {{Main|Kanden}} | ||
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Kanden is an artificial being created in a lab experiment who appears in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. Intended to be a perfect soldier, Kanden escaped and assumed the role of a formidable Bounty Hunter. He was bioengineered with genetic material from the galaxy's most dangerous predatory insects, a part of his design which manifests itself in the [[Stinglarva]] transformation. He is also surrounded by a disruptive electromagnetic field, the voltage potential of which is comparable to lightning storms. | Kanden is an artificial being created in a lab experiment who appears in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. Intended to be a perfect soldier, Kanden escaped and assumed the role of a formidable Bounty Hunter. He was bioengineered with genetic material from the galaxy's most dangerous predatory insects, a part of his design which manifests itself in the [[Stinglarva]] transformation. He is also surrounded by a disruptive electromagnetic field, the voltage potential of which is comparable to lightning storms. | ||
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===Trace=== | ===Trace=== | ||
{{Main|Trace}} | {{Main|Trace}} | ||
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Trace is a male [[Kriken]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. He is exiled from his own empire as a rite of passage and possesses deadly Kriken military equipment, including the [[Triskelion]], a metamorphic biotechnology. | Trace is a male [[Kriken]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. He is exiled from his own empire as a rite of passage and possesses deadly Kriken military equipment, including the [[Triskelion]], a metamorphic biotechnology. | ||
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===Noxus=== | ===Noxus=== | ||
{{Main|Noxus}} | {{Main|Noxus}} | ||
[[file:Noxus | [[file:Noxus mph Artwork 2.png|right|100px]] | ||
Noxus is a male [[Vhozon]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. His primary concern is with the exacting of justice in the galaxy. | Noxus is a male [[Vhozon]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. His primary concern is with the exacting of justice in the galaxy. | ||
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===Spire=== | ===Spire=== | ||
{{Main|Spire}} | {{Main|Spire}} | ||
[[file:Spire | [[file:Spire mph Artwork 2.png|right|100px]] | ||
Spire is a male [[Diamont]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. He aspires to one day explain the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his own race, of which he is the last remaining member. | Spire is a male [[Diamont]] who appeared in ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]''. He aspires to one day explain the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his own race, of which he is the last remaining member. | ||
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===Sylux=== | ===Sylux=== | ||
{{Main|Sylux}} | {{Main|Sylux}} | ||
[[file:Sylux | [[file:Sylux mph Artwork 2.png|right|100px]] | ||
Sylux, a creature of mystery, harbors an intense hatred for the [[Galactic Federation]] for undisclosed reasons. Its gender and species are unknown. | Sylux, a creature of mystery, harbors an intense hatred for the [[Galactic Federation]] for undisclosed reasons. Its gender and species are unknown. | ||
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==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
file:Samus Aran mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Kanden mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Sylux mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Spire mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Trace mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Noxus mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
file:Weavel mph Website 01.png|Japanese Website | |||
</gallery> | |||
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[[Category:Bounty Hunters|*]] | [[Category:Bounty Hunters|*]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:52, 19 July 2017
A bounty hunter, or space hunter according to the Metroid manual, in the Metroid series is a space-oriented mercenary ready to be hired for firepower. The series' main character, Samus Aran, is among the most famous of the bounty hunters. Bounty hunters are extravagantly expensive, as noted by Adam Malkovich in the Metroid manga.[citation needed] The two major warring factions, the Galactic Federation and the Space Pirates, are among the Bounty Hunters' most profitable employers.
Known Bounty Hunters[edit | edit source]
Samus Aran[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Samus Aran
Samus Aran is a human female raised in a mining colony on the planet K-2L. After an attack by Space Pirates, led by Ridley, left her homeless and orphaned, she was taken by the Chozo to their homeworld, Zebes, who infused her with Chozo blood and gave her a bio-mechanical suit to withstand the harsh conditions of their world. Eventually she joined the Galactic Federation and entered the academy. After a mysterious period of absence, Samus returns as the Bounty Hunter she is known as today.
Rundas[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Rundas
Rundas is a male Phrygisian born on a moon of Bes III who appeared in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Rundas possesses his species' ability to spontaneously generate and manipulate ice, which he utilizes expertly as a means of both attack and evasion.
Ghor[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Ghor
Ghor is a cyborg who appeared in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. This Bounty Hunter lost 94% of his original body mass while defending the planet Wotan VII. He is capable of merging with larger mechanisms, most notably his armorsuit which doubles as his gunship. These merges are often accompanied by a shift in demeanor.
Gandrayda[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Gandrayda
Gandrayda is a female shape-shifter who appeared in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Her metamorphic abilities allow her to assume a wide variety of forms, both organic and artificial.
Weavel[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Weavel
Weavel, once a Space Pirate, is a cyborg who appears in Metroid Prime Hunters. A prior confrontation with Samus Aran left him mutilated, necessitating cybernetic implants.
Kanden[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Kanden
Kanden is an artificial being created in a lab experiment who appears in Metroid Prime Hunters. Intended to be a perfect soldier, Kanden escaped and assumed the role of a formidable Bounty Hunter. He was bioengineered with genetic material from the galaxy's most dangerous predatory insects, a part of his design which manifests itself in the Stinglarva transformation. He is also surrounded by a disruptive electromagnetic field, the voltage potential of which is comparable to lightning storms.
Trace[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Trace
Trace is a male Kriken who appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters. He is exiled from his own empire as a rite of passage and possesses deadly Kriken military equipment, including the Triskelion, a metamorphic biotechnology.
Noxus[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Noxus
Noxus is a male Vhozon who appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters. His primary concern is with the exacting of justice in the galaxy.
Spire[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Spire
Spire is a male Diamont who appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters. He aspires to one day explain the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his own race, of which he is the last remaining member.
Sylux[edit | edit source]
- Main article: Sylux
Sylux, a creature of mystery, harbors an intense hatred for the Galactic Federation for undisclosed reasons. Its gender and species are unknown.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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