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[[Image:Logbook_hivemecha.jpg|thumb|An image of the '''Hive Mecha''' stored in Samus' Logbook.]] | |||
The '''Hive Mecha''' is a machine designed by the [[Chozo]] to work with [[Ram War Wasp]]s in securing important objects. It is found in the [[Hive Totem]] of the [[Chozo Ruins]] on [[Tallon IV]]. After defeating the Hive Mecha, Samus finds the [[Missile]] Launcher in its remains. | |||
== Logbook Entry == | |||
=== Metroid Prime === | |||
*"Mechanoid: Hive Mecha. Security unit programmed to work with predatory hive dwellers. A design flaw makes the shielding on Hive Mecha weak around their access ports. These units are second-generation combat drones, able to interface with organic units at a higher level. They train, shelter, and work with hive-dwelling predators. Unarmed, they rely on their hive beasts to handle any threats."<ref>[http://linkjorge.net/Metroid_Prime.htm#Metroid2.pak_dir_0_6b6bf25d.STRG Metroid Prime Comparative Text Dump]</ref> | |||
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The Hive Mecha is a machine designed by the Chozo to work with Ram War Wasps in securing important objects. It is found in the Hive Totem of the Chozo Ruins on Tallon IV. After defeating the Hive Mecha, Samus finds the Missile Launcher in its remains.
Logbook Entry
Metroid Prime
- "Mechanoid: Hive Mecha. Security unit programmed to work with predatory hive dwellers. A design flaw makes the shielding on Hive Mecha weak around their access ports. These units are second-generation combat drones, able to interface with organic units at a higher level. They train, shelter, and work with hive-dwelling predators. Unarmed, they rely on their hive beasts to handle any threats."[1]
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