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Revision as of 19:06, 22 January 2011

Slench
Slench.jpg

The Slench in Metroid Prime Hunters

Game(s)

Metroid Prime Hunters

Attacks
  • Green Venom Torpedoes
  • Deutrium Lasers
  • Energy Blasters
  • Ramming
Weakness(es)

Various Affinity Weapons

Location(s)

Stronghold Voids

Rewards

Octolith


The Slench is type of security mechaniod that was designed by the Alimbics to protect important relics. It has the appearance of a giant eye, but is in fact mechanical. It is attached to the wall or ceiling by three tentacle-like synapses, which control the Energy Blasters. While on the wall, the main body of the Slench is surrounded by a forcefield, but the synapses are vulnerable. If each one is damaged enough, the Slench will go to its B form. The Slench will float around the room, firing shots at Samus and ramming her. The more damage the Slench takes, the faster it will move around the room. Different versions are vulnerable to certain weapons. Each Slench guards an Octolith.

Versions

Slench 1

The basic version of Slench, no special abilities.

Slench 2

Enhanced version, uses superheated magma as a weapon. This makes it vulnerable to the Judicator.

Slench 3

Even further enhanced, uses high voltage weaponry. This makes it vulnerable to the Battlehammer.

Slench 4

The most powerful version, is attached to the ceiling rather than the wall. It uses supercooled plasma, making it vulnerable to the Magmaul. In its B form, it will roll around in a figure eight pattern. It is invulnerable until it changes to the floating form.

Logbook

Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 1A
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 1B
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 2A
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 2B
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 3A
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 3B
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 4A
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Logbook entry from a Metroid Prime game: Slench 4B
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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "{{{entry}}}" — Logbook entry ([[|Invalid game]])