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*After obtaining the [[Light Suit]], the Gravity Boost is no longer visible, yet it still functions. | *After obtaining the [[Light Suit]], the Gravity Boost is no longer visible, yet it still functions. | ||
*Contradictory to its function, in the battle with [[Quadraxis]], Samus uses the Gravity Boost to escape the explosion of the head, despite the fact that it is only for use in water. | *Contradictory to its function, in the battle with [[Quadraxis]], Samus uses the Gravity Boost to escape the explosion of the head, despite the fact that it is only for use in water. On this note, however, she has been known in cutscenes to do some very extensive abilities, some being impossible to recreate in the game that they're shown in. An example is in [[Metroid: Other M]] in how she used the [[Shinespark]] without actually having enough speed to even be able to activate it in [[Sector 2 (Bottle Ship)|Sector 2 of the Bottle Ship]] after the avalanche. | ||
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{{Foreignname|Japanese|{{hover|グラビティブースト|Gurabiti Būsuto}}|Gravity Boost}} | {{Foreignname|Japanese|{{hover|グラビティブースト|Gurabiti Būsuto}}|Gravity Boost}} | ||
{{Foreignname|Spanish|Módulo Acuático|Aquatic Module}} | {{Foreignname|Spanish|Módulo Acuático|Aquatic Module}} | ||
{{Foreignname|German|Gravity Boost|Gravity Boost|close}} | {{Foreignname|French|Turbo Gravité|Turbo Gravity}} | ||
{{Foreignname|German|Gravity Boost|Gravity Boost}} | |||
{{Foreignname|Italian|Turbo Gravità|Turbo Gravity|close}} | |||
{{Luminoth Tech-nav|2}} | {{Luminoth Tech-nav|2}} | ||
[[Category:Abilities]] | [[Category:Abilities]] | ||
[[Category:Upgrades]] | [[Category:Upgrades]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:09, 24 September 2021
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The Gravity Boost is a small jet pack of Luminoth design that bonds with Samus's Dark Suit in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.
Properties and Acquisition[edit | edit source]
Originally worn by the Champion of Aether,[1] this jet pack only functions underwater for use in rising to the surface with ease. The Gravity Boost's functions also include those of Metroid Prime's Gravity Suit, allowing Samus to move freely in water without being slowed down by its density. The Gravity Boost is obtained in Torvus Bog. It is acquired right before Samus fights the Alpha Blogg in the Main Hydrochamber. It lays specifically in the small Hydrochamber Storage room.
Data[edit | edit source]
Manual Data[edit | edit source]
On Screen Data[edit | edit source]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- After obtaining the Light Suit, the Gravity Boost is no longer visible, yet it still functions.
- Contradictory to its function, in the battle with Quadraxis, Samus uses the Gravity Boost to escape the explosion of the head, despite the fact that it is only for use in water. On this note, however, she has been known in cutscenes to do some very extensive abilities, some being impossible to recreate in the game that they're shown in. An example is in Metroid: Other M in how she used the Shinespark without actually having enough speed to even be able to activate it in Sector 2 of the Bottle Ship after the avalanche.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Samus acquiring the Gravity Boost
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Samus activating the Gravity Boost
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Samus using the Gravity Boost
References[edit source]
- ↑ "Our champion used a device that made moving through liquid like moving through air. The Ing have taken it. If you wish to explore Torvus freely, you will take it from them!" —A-Voq (Metroid Prime 2: Echoes)
- ↑ "After doing a Space Jump in water, press and hold
and you will be able to rise up through the water for a fixed time" Metroid Prime Trilogy Instruction Booklet, Pg 29
- ↑ "Gravity Boost acquired!
While underwater press
to jump. While moving, press again. Press and hold after that to slowly rise in the water." —Screen Data (Metroid Prime 2: Echoes)
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | グラビティブースト | Gravity Boost |
| Spanish | Módulo Acuático | Aquatic Module |
| French | Turbo Gravité | Turbo Gravity |
| German | Gravity Boost | Gravity Boost |
| Italian | Turbo Gravità | Turbo Gravity |
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Seeker Launcher · Dark Beam · Light Beam · Annihilator Beam · Darkburst · Sunburst · Sonic Boom · Dark Visor · Echo Visor · Dark Suit · Light Suit · Gravity Boost · Energy Transfer Module
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