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Gamma Metroids are Metroids which have grown past their Alpha Metroid form. They are followed by Zeta Metroids, Omega Metroids, and, if the Metroid has the proper genetic coding, Queen Metroids.
Samus encounters sixteen Gamma Metroids while on her mission to exterminate the Metroids on SR388. She can defeat them by firing ten Missiles at their head or back.
In Metroid Fusion onboard the B.S.L Research Station, Samus finds a single Gamma Metroid in a stasis tank in the Restricted Laboratory. This one is not battled.
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A Gamma Metroid and a Zeta Metroid in stasis
References
- ↑ "After molting from the lesser mutation, the Metroids will grow much larger, gaining the power to attack with lightning bolts." Metroid II: Return of Samus Instruction Booklet, Pg 31
Metroid Life-CyclePhazon-Mutated MetroidsNotable Metroids
| Creatures appearing in Metroid II: Return of Samus | |
|---|---|
| Yumbo · Tsumuri · Drivel · Skreek · Hornoad · Chute Leech · Mumbo · Gawron · Septogg · Gullugg · Blob Thrower · Senjoo · Seerook · Moheek · Skorp · Needler · Glow Fly · Yumee · Flitt · Meboid · Octroll · Arachnus · TPO · Wallfire · Shirk · Autrack · Autoad · Autom · Gunzoo · Pincher Fly · Gravitt · Halzyn · Moto · Proboscum · Ramulken · Metroid · Alpha Metroid · Gamma Metroid · Zeta Metroid · Omega Metroid · Queen Metroid | |
