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[[File:Powerbomb.jpg|thumb|A Power Bomb's wide-ranged explosion.]] | [[File:Powerbomb.jpg|thumb|A Power Bomb's wide-ranged explosion.]] | ||
'''Power Bombs''' are the ultimate weapon in the [[Metroid (series)|''Metroid'' series]]. They are a heavily upgraded version of standard [[Morph Ball Bomb|Bombs]], creating a | '''Power Bombs''' are the ultimate weapon in the [[Metroid (series)|''Metroid'' series]]. They are a heavily upgraded version of standard [[Morph Ball Bomb|Bombs]], creating a large superheated explosion that can incinerate organic matter instantaneously (including [[Metroid (species)|Metroids]]), and destroy Bendezium alloy. They were first introduced in ''[[Super Metroid]]'', and have appeared in [[Metroid Fusion]], [[Metroid Prime]], [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]], and [[Metroid: Other M]]. The number of Power Bombs held at once can be expanded with [[Power Bomb Expansion]]s. | ||
==''Super Metroid''== | ==''Super Metroid''== | ||
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==''Metroid: Other M''== | ==''Metroid: Other M''== | ||
The Power Bomb reappears in ''[[Metroid: Other M]]''. It is tested by [[Samus Aran|Samus]] along with her other weapons very early in the game. However, once entering the [[Bottle Ship]], [[Adam Malkovich]] lets Samus know that he has no intention of authorizing the Power | The Power Bomb reappears in ''[[Metroid: Other M]]''. It is tested by [[Samus Aran|Samus]] along with her other weapons very early in the game. However, once entering the [[Bottle Ship]], [[Adam Malkovich]] lets Samus know that he has no intention of authorizing the use of Power Bombs. She does not use it until one of her final battles, with a [[Queen Metroid]]. After that battle and the [[MB]] battle, Samus is free to use the Power Bomb. | ||
==In Game Data== | ==In Game Data== | ||
Revision as of 03:06, 9 November 2010
Power Bombs are the ultimate weapon in the Metroid series. They are a heavily upgraded version of standard Bombs, creating a large superheated explosion that can incinerate organic matter instantaneously (including Metroids), and destroy Bendezium alloy. They were first introduced in Super Metroid, and have appeared in Metroid Fusion, Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, and Metroid: Other M. The number of Power Bombs held at once can be expanded with Power Bomb Expansions.
Super Metroid
In their first appearance in Super Metroid, Power Bombs are used to destroy walls and enemies, as well as open Orange Doors.
Metroid Prime
Metroid Prime brought back Power Bombs as a weapon to destroy walls and rubble made of Bendezium. They are a one-hit kill to Metroids and most other common enemies. They are found in Phazon Mines.
Metroid Fusion
In Metroid Fusion, Power Bombs retain the same function that they did in Super Metroid, with the addition that they can lure in X parasites.
Metroid Prime 2: Echoes
Power Bombs remain the same as they did in Prime in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. They are now used to destroy Denzium. They are obtained after defeating the Power Bomb Guardian underneath Torvus Bog. In the Multiplayer, a similar power-up called the Death Ball can be acquired.
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Power Bombs did not appear in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, although a similar upgrade called the Hyper Ball is obtained.
Metroid: Other M
The Power Bomb reappears in Metroid: Other M. It is tested by Samus along with her other weapons very early in the game. However, once entering the Bottle Ship, Adam Malkovich lets Samus know that he has no intention of authorizing the use of Power Bombs. She does not use it until one of her final battles, with a Queen Metroid. After that battle and the MB battle, Samus is free to use the Power Bomb.
In Game Data
References
- ↑ "You can now use the Power Bomb." —Screen Data (Metroid: Other M)
- ↑ "POWER BOMB
Press
to change into Morph Ball mode, then press and hold 
and release when fully charged." —Screen Data (Metroid: Other M)
