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'''Gliders''' are large, airborne life forms that appear in ''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''. The Glider consists of a magnetic underside and a hard outer shell, and | '''Gliders''' are large, airborne life forms that appear in ''[[Metroid Prime (game)|Metroid Prime]]''. The Glider consists of a magnetic underside and a hard outer shell, and the creature flies in a set path, much like the [[Ripper]] enemy. The Glider is one of the two organisms that [[Samus Aran]] can record in her [[Logbook]] that do no physical body harm, the other being the [[Tangle Weed]]. The main use that Samus has for the Glider is its magnetic underbelly, which she can latch onto with her [[Grapple Beam]]. Gliders are vulnerable to the [[Ice Beam]] and can be frozen to allow the creature to stay in one place, making swinging across gaps much easier for Samus. The Glider seems to let out a cry of some sort when they are grappled onto, most likely because of the creature feeling threatened or pain. | ||
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Revision as of 04:48, 10 July 2010
Template:Enemy-infobox Gliders are large, airborne life forms that appear in Metroid Prime. The Glider consists of a magnetic underside and a hard outer shell, and the creature flies in a set path, much like the Ripper enemy. The Glider is one of the two organisms that Samus Aran can record in her Logbook that do no physical body harm, the other being the Tangle Weed. The main use that Samus has for the Glider is its magnetic underbelly, which she can latch onto with her Grapple Beam. Gliders are vulnerable to the Ice Beam and can be frozen to allow the creature to stay in one place, making swinging across gaps much easier for Samus. The Glider seems to let out a cry of some sort when they are grappled onto, most likely because of the creature feeling threatened or pain.
Logbook Entry
Metroid Prime
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