Brinstar
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Brinstar was an underground complex of caverns and jungles on Zebes that appears in most Metroid games. Home to many creatures, Brinstar is used as a Space Pirate base. It is relatively easy to navigate. The area appeared in Metroid, Zero Mission and Super Metroid.
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[edit] In Metroid
[edit] Powerups
[edit] Bosses
None
[edit] In Zero Mission
[edit] Powerups
- 10 Missile Tanks
- 3 Energy Tanks
- 1 Super Missile Tank
- Morph Ball
- Long Beam
- Morph Ball Bombs
- Varia Suit
- Charge Beam
[edit] Bosses
[edit] In Super Metroid
[edit] Powerups
- 12 Missile Tanks
- 3 Super Missile Tanks
- 5 Energy Tanks
- 1 Reserve Tank
- 5 Power Bomb Tanks
- Charge Beam
- Spazer Beam
- Varia Suit
[edit] Bosses
[edit] Sub areas
-Note- These names are only conjectural. They are for designating the different portion of Brinstar.
[edit] Upper Brinstar
The Jungle part. Home to many species of flora and fauna. Also the most maze-like. Home to Spore Spawn.
[edit] Lower Brinstar
The more straightforward part. The soil is red possibly because of the fiery heat of Norfair below. The main shaft of this area faintly pulsates a violet color, the source of this light is unknown. Also contains Kraid's Lair and Kraid himself.
[edit] Old Brinstar
The part where Samus first appeared in Metroid, now mostly in ruins, though curiously her Morph Ball is where it always was. The smallest part, it is explored early in the game. It is composed mostly of blue rock and is almost completely desolate. The security systems here detect Samus's presence after her arrival and alert the Space Pirates.
[edit] In Super Smash Bros. series
