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*''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]''
*''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]''
*''[[Metroid Fusion]]''
*''[[Metroid Fusion]]''
|habitats=[[SR388]]
|appearance=
|mainspecies=[[Metroid (species)|Metroid]]
|mainspecies=[[Metroid (species)|Metroid]]
|attacks=
|damage=*Projectiles
*Projectiles
*Contact
*Ramming
|weaknesses=[[Missile]]s
|weaknesses=[[Missile]]s
|immunities=All of other weapons
|immunities=All of other weapons
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*Face
*Face
*Back
*Back
}}      
|rewards=
|habitat=Area 6 {{small|([[SR388]])}}
|location=
[[Restricted Laboratory]] {{small|([[Biologic Space Labs Research Station|B.S.L research station]])}}
|threat=Hostile
}}
 
'''Zeta Metroids''' are [[Metroid (species)|Metroid]]s which have grown past their [[Alpha Metroid]] and [[Gamma Metroid]] stages. They are followed by [[Omega Metroid]]s and, if the Metroid has the proper genetic coding, [[Queen Metroid|Queen Metroids]] in the Metroid life-cycle. Zeta Metroids attack by firing projectiles and by ramming.


'''Zeta Metroids''' are [[Metroid (species)|Metroids]] which have grown past their [[Alpha Metroid]] and [[Gamma Metroid]] forms. They are followed by [[Omega Metroid|Omega Metroids]] and, if the Metroid has the proper genetic coding, [[Queen Metroid|Queen Metroids]]. Zeta Metroids attack by firing projectiles and by ramming.
[[File:Zeta Metroid.png|thumb|left|a Zeta Metroid molting from its [[Gamma Metroid]] form]]
[[Samus Aran|Samus]] encounters three Zeta Metroids while on her mission to exterminate the Metroids on [[SR388]]. She can defeat them by firing twenty [[Missile|Missiles]] at their head or back.
[[Samus Aran|Samus]] encounters three Zeta Metroids while on her mission to exterminate the Metroids on [[SR388]]. She can defeat them by firing twenty [[Missile|Missiles]] at their head or back.


In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' onboard the [[Biologic Space Laboratories Research Station|B.S.L Research Station]], Samus finds a single Zeta Metroid in a stasis tank in the [[Restricted Laboratory]]. This one is not battled.
In ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' aboard the [[Biologic Space Labs Research Station|B.S.L research station]], Samus finds a single Zeta Metroid in a stasis tank in the [[Restricted Laboratory]] of the [[Restricted Zone]] in the [[Main Deck]]. This creature is found alongside other Metroids from different stages of the life cycle. This Zeta Metroid is never battled by Samus, and it is probably destroyed with the entirety of the research station.
 
Their paws are tridactyl, and their two claws, in ''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]'', Zeta Metroids emit speed up roars of ''[[Wikipedia:Carcharodontosaurus|Carcharodontosaurus]]'' in ''[[Wikipedia:Planet Dinosaur|Planet Dinosaur]]'', and slowed down screeches of ''[[Wikipedia:Therizinosaurus|Therizinosaurus]]'' in ''[[Wikipedia:Speckles: The Tarbosaurus|Speckles: The Tarbosaurus]]''.


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==Data==
==Manual==
===Manual===
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|entry=Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary.<ref>{{cite manual|Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary.|Metroid II: Return of Samus|32}}</ref>}
|entry=Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary.<ref>{{cite manual|Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary.|Metroid II: Return of Samus|32}}</ref>
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==Sprites==
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Restrict Laboratory Metroids.png|A [[Gamma Metroid]] and a Zeta Metroid in stasis
Restrict Laboratory Metroids.png|A [[Gamma Metroid]] and a Zeta Metroid in stasis
Zeta Metroid.png|A Zeta Metroid molting from its [[Gamma Metroid]] form
Zeta Metroid SR.png|Artwork of a Zeta Metroid for ''[[Metroid: Samus Returns]]''
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 11 August 2023

Zeta Metroid
Zeta Metroid Artwork.png

A Zeta Metroid

Game(s)
Main Species

Metroid

Damages by
  • Projectiles
  • Contact
Weakness(es)

Missiles

Immune to

All of other weapons

Vulnerable Area(s)
  • Face
  • Back
Threat Capacity

Hostile

Natural Habitat(s)

Area 6 (SR388)

Located in

Restricted Laboratory (B.S.L research station)


Zeta Metroids are Metroids which have grown past their Alpha Metroid and Gamma Metroid stages. They are followed by Omega Metroids and, if the Metroid has the proper genetic coding, Queen Metroids in the Metroid life-cycle. Zeta Metroids attack by firing projectiles and by ramming.

Samus encounters three Zeta Metroids while on her mission to exterminate the Metroids on SR388. She can defeat them by firing twenty Missiles at their head or back.

In Metroid Fusion aboard the B.S.L research station, Samus finds a single Zeta Metroid in a stasis tank in the Restricted Laboratory of the Restricted Zone in the Main Deck. This creature is found alongside other Metroids from different stages of the life cycle. This Zeta Metroid is never battled by Samus, and it is probably destroyed with the entirety of the research station.

Their paws are tridactyl, and their two claws, in Metroid: Samus Returns, Zeta Metroids emit speed up roars of Carcharodontosaurus in Planet Dinosaur, and slowed down screeches of Therizinosaurus in Speckles: The Tarbosaurus.

Data[edit | edit source]

Manual[edit | edit source]

Manual info from Metroid II: Return of Samus
Gamma Metroid: Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary.[1]

Sprites[edit | edit source]

Game Zeta Metroid
Metroid II: Return of Samus Zeta Metroid Spite.png
Metroid Fusion Zeta Metroid mf Sprite.png

Gallery[edit | edit source]

References[edit source]

  1. ↑ "Multiple mutations will cause a Metroid to continue to grow into an even larger and more powerful adversary." Metroid II: Return of Samus Instruction Booklet, Pg 32


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