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A '''Morph Ball Bomb''' is a small, time-detonated explosive that [[Samus Aran|Samus]] can deploy while in [[Morph Ball]] form. It can be used to damage enemies, as well as execute the [[Bomb Jump]] and related techniques. The bombs can also be used to destroy materials otherwise impervious to Samus's weaponry, such as [[Sandstone]] and [[Talloric Alloy]]. The supply of bombs is unlimited, though some appearances have a "cool down" period which only allows Samus to drop three bombs at a time. She regains the ability to drop one of these bombs about a second after an already laid bomb has been detonated. | A '''Morph Ball Bomb''' is a small, time-detonated explosive that [[Samus Aran|Samus]] can deploy while in [[Morph Ball]] form. It can be used to damage enemies, as well as execute the [[Bomb Jump]] and related techniques. The bombs can also be used to destroy materials otherwise impervious to Samus's weaponry, such as [[Sandstone]] and [[Talloric Alloy]]. The supply of bombs is unlimited, though some appearances have a "cool down" period which only allows Samus to drop three bombs at a time. She regains the ability to drop one of these bombs about a second after an already laid bomb has been detonated. | ||
In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', it is found in a [[Data Room]] in [[Sector 2 (TRO)]]. | In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'', it is found in a [[Data Room]] in [[Sector 2 (TRO)]]. | ||
The Bombs can also be used to propel Samus in the air, about twice the height of her Morph Ball. In the ''Prime'' series, a difficult but necessary technique called the Double Bomb Jump can be performed. In the 2-D games, the jump is very useful for [[Sequence Breaking]] through a technique known as [[Infinite Bomb Jump]]. | The Bombs can also be used to propel Samus in the air, about twice the height of her Morph Ball. In the ''Prime'' series, a difficult but necessary technique called the Double Bomb Jump can be performed. In the 2-D games, the jump is very useful for [[Sequence Breaking|sequence breaking]] through a technique known as [[Infinite Bomb Jump]]. | ||
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