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Samus Aran
Bounty Hunter
Created on 2006-04-22 16:04:55 (#10086391), never updated
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BioStats
* Species: Human; was infused with Chozo blood as a child, later with Metroid DNA as an adult.
* Occupation: Space-faring bounty hunter, often employed by the Galactic Federation.
* Sex: Female
* Age: Unknown (appears to be a young adult. However, in the e-manga, Samus is 3 in the year 2000 of the Cosmos Calendar; the original Metroid is set in the year 20X5).
* Homeworld: Presumably born on Earth colony K-2L, raised on Zebes.
* Hair color: Officially blonde, sometimes depicted as green, violet, or auburn in older materials.
* Eye color: Officially blue, sometimes depicted as green.
* Height: 6'3"
* Weight: 198lbs
Equipment
Whenever Samus goes on missions or anywhere that could be considered dangerous, she wears her Power Suit. It acts as a personal armor, and a built-in arm cannon allows her to fire powerful blasts of energy at her foes. The suit can also be fitted with various modular upgrades which augment Samus’ natural abilities. All the Metroid games involve searching for those power-ups for Samus, which include a variety of beams, more enhanced power suits, energy tanks, bombs, hi-jump boots, visors, etc.
For her transportation, Samus uses her gunship, a custom starship that made its debut in Metroid II: Return of Samus. Metroid: Zero Mission revealed that her original ship, a similar model colored red, had crashed on Zebes when she wiped out the Pirate base there. In the prologue to Metroid Fusion, Samus’s custom gunship was destroyed, and the Federation gave her a new ship – albeit with some conditions. Colored purple and sporting retractable feet for landing, this ship is governed by a sentient A.I., Adam, from which Samus is supposed to take orders. Within the games, the ships serve as a base where Samus can recharge her health and ammo, and save. One exception is in Metroid Prime Pinball, where up to three Samus can be locked and released as multi-balls.
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[Information taken from here. Also, Samus is not mine. She belongs to Nintendo and the lovely people that made her and the Metroid series]
* Species: Human; was infused with Chozo blood as a child, later with Metroid DNA as an adult.
* Occupation: Space-faring bounty hunter, often employed by the Galactic Federation.
* Sex: Female
* Age: Unknown (appears to be a young adult. However, in the e-manga, Samus is 3 in the year 2000 of the Cosmos Calendar; the original Metroid is set in the year 20X5).
* Homeworld: Presumably born on Earth colony K-2L, raised on Zebes.
* Hair color: Officially blonde, sometimes depicted as green, violet, or auburn in older materials.
* Eye color: Officially blue, sometimes depicted as green.
* Height: 6'3"
* Weight: 198lbs
Equipment
Whenever Samus goes on missions or anywhere that could be considered dangerous, she wears her Power Suit. It acts as a personal armor, and a built-in arm cannon allows her to fire powerful blasts of energy at her foes. The suit can also be fitted with various modular upgrades which augment Samus’ natural abilities. All the Metroid games involve searching for those power-ups for Samus, which include a variety of beams, more enhanced power suits, energy tanks, bombs, hi-jump boots, visors, etc.
For her transportation, Samus uses her gunship, a custom starship that made its debut in Metroid II: Return of Samus. Metroid: Zero Mission revealed that her original ship, a similar model colored red, had crashed on Zebes when she wiped out the Pirate base there. In the prologue to Metroid Fusion, Samus’s custom gunship was destroyed, and the Federation gave her a new ship – albeit with some conditions. Colored purple and sporting retractable feet for landing, this ship is governed by a sentient A.I., Adam, from which Samus is supposed to take orders. Within the games, the ships serve as a base where Samus can recharge her health and ammo, and save. One exception is in Metroid Prime Pinball, where up to three Samus can be locked and released as multi-balls.
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[Information taken from here. Also, Samus is not mine. She belongs to Nintendo and the lovely people that made her and the Metroid series]
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