#Gravity suit super metroid map upgrade#
#Gravity suit super metroid map series#

The Military Dress consists of a long green army shirt that is partly unbuttoned, showing a red shirt underneath.

#Gravity suit super metroid map series#

It has no properties and is never playable, being the only suit in the entire series with these traits. Several cutscenes also featured a new suit, the Military Dress. The Gravity Feature maintains the color scheme of the Varia Suit and emits a purple glow whenever it activates, which is whenever Samus is in water or a room with altered gravity. Metroid: Other M featured the classic Power Suit with Varia and Gravity Features. Like in Echoes, these upgrades don't increase damage resistance.

#Gravity suit super metroid map upgrade#

The second upgrade is the Hazard Shield, which adds larger, purple shoulder pads. Changes to a dark blue color scheme over time as Samus' corruption grows. It merely reduces the shoulder pads in size, coloring them silver, and also coloring the torso and insides of the legs silver. The first upgrade, the PED Suit, is a modification of Samus' Varia Suit, with a Phazon Enhancement Device built in to safely harness Samus' Phazon corruption. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption featured two suit upgrades. Unlike other games, these upgrades do not increase damage resistance. The Light Suit once again changes the suit's design to one slightly reminiscent of Dark Samus in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption with a silver/white color scheme. The first upgrade, the Dark Suit, radically changed the Varia Suit's shape and its color scheme to brown and silver with small red dots around the exterior. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes featured the most radical departures from the traditional suit design since Metroid Fusion. It was later stolen from her as the creature was dying, and used to create a shell for its new form: Dark Samus. It also granted her with the Phazon Beam, that she used in her final battle against the Metroid Prime core essence. In Metroid Prime, Samus' final suit upgrade is the Phazon Suit, which is obtained in a unique manner: it was created by viral contamination of the Power Suit, coloring Samus' Varia Suit black, crimson and silver and making her resistant to Phazon radiation. Otherwise, it has only been the outfit that she wears in recent Metroid endings. The second time is in Other M when Samus is forced to escape the BOTTLE SHIP before its imminent destruction after she loses her composure. The first time is after Mother Brain's defeat in Metroid: Zero Mission, when Samus' Power Suit is destroyed and she is forced to run through Chozodia in search of the fully powered suit. The Zero Suit has only been used twice in gameplay. Though Samus is quicker and more agile when in her Zero Suit, she is also weaker and is equipped with the Paralyzer, a mere shocking pistol only capable of stunning her enemies for about a second, long enough for her to run away. Unlike most of her other suits, it is not made of armor and is merely a blue-colored jumpsuit made of an unknown type of polymer. The Zero Suit is the suit that Samus wears underneath her Power Suit, and is used to initiate the Power Suit in Metroid: Other M. In all of its 2-D appearances it also protects Samus from lava. The Gravity Suit colors the yellow parts of Samus' armor purple (and green parts blue in Metroid Prime only) and lets her move unhindered while underwater, with increased visibility underwater in Prime. Before that, it was colored pink in Metroid. The shoulder pads were added in Metroid II: Return of Samus to differentiate from the power suit on the Game Boy's monochromatic screen. The upgrade adds orange outer armor, a larger, red chestplate, and bulky shoulder pads, giving the suit its most recognizable look (the Varia suit is used in almost every official and unofficial representation of Samus power armor). After defeating the boss, you will be rewarded with the Cross Bomb upgrade.The Varia Suit upgrade, her most recognizable, lets Samus survive extreme temperatures, as well as reduce the damage she takes from enemy attacks. Where to Go After Screw AttackĪfter obtaining the Screw Attack head back to Ghavoran jump up to the top of the large vertical room for a boss fight against Golzuna. This works particularly well against enemies coated with electrical energy. While using her Screw Attack, Samus can damage enemies by leaping into them in her charged state. These blocks have the lightning symbol and are usually found in the air to allow Samus to leap into them. Screw Attack Blocks can only be destroyed by using Screw Attack. If you have Spin Boost or Space Jump, you can perform multiple Screw Attacks consecutively Destroy Screw Attack Blocks You can perform a Screw Attack by pressing the button and holding a direction with (left analog stick).