Entity: METROID-PRIME
Metroid-Prime is a highly evolved, Phazon-producing life-form in the Metroid series, known for its immense power and susceptibility to certain weapons.
METROID-PRIME
Etymology
The word 'Metroid' originates from the ancient Chozo language, meaning 'Great Warrior'. The species was named for their ability to combat the parasite X.
Definition
Metroid-Prime is a highly evolved, Phazon-producing life-form in the Metroid series, known for its immense power and susceptibility to certain weapons.
Historical Context
Metroid Prime is a 2002 action-adventure game developed by Retro Studios and published by Nintendo for the GameCube. It marked a significant milestone in the Metroid franchise by introducing 3D computer graphics and a new gameplay experience.
Cultural Significance
Metroid-Prime has become an iconic figure in the gaming world, representing a formidable adversary in the Metroid series. Its unique characteristics and role as the source of Phazon have captured the imagination of players worldwide.
Related Concepts
- Metroid (species): A heavily mutated species capable of reproduction, known for stealing Samus Aran's Phazon Suit.
- Metroid Prime (creature): Highly evolved, Phazon-producing life-form that is immensely powerful.
See Also
A formidable creature in the Metroid universe, Metroid-Prime is a highly evolved being that serves as the source of Phazon, a powerful substance. It is characterized by its ability to produce Phazon and its vulnerability to specific weapons.