This article is about Life Energy. For the energy Samus Aran's Power Suit uses, see Energy Capsule
Energy, or Life Energy, refers to the life-force or durability of a being. Metroids are able to draw pure energy from their prey. In Super Metroid and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Space Pirates, Galactic Federation Marines, and random wildlife can be found with their "life energy" drained, likely by Metroids. The brittle remains crumble to dust on contact. This gives an indication as to what happens to something with its energy drained. Oddly, in Super Metroid, even a Torizo is found drained of energy, despite being largely mechanical; the only explanation for this is that the Torizo, like the Chozo Statues, must be organic to some extent. If Samus ever runs out of energy, she will die, triggering a Game Over. To stay alive, she must regularly keep her energy levels charged by collecting Energy Tanks to increase her capacity, or replenishing her energy with Energy Capsules or by using Save Stations. Her Energy Meter keeps track of her energy levels.
Game list
Game | Maximum Energy |
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Metroid | 699 |
Metroid: Zero Mission | 1299 (699 on Hard Mode) |
Metroid Prime | 1499 |
Metroid Prime: Hunters | 799 |
Metroid Prime 2: Echoes | 1499 |
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption | 1499 |
Metroid II: Return of Samus | 599 |
Super Metroid | 1499 (1899 with Reserve Tanks) |
Metroid: Other M | 999 (99 on Hard Mode) |
Metroid Fusion | 2099 |
Food, Nourishment and Sustenance | |
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Plants & Fungi | Blueroot Tree • Fruit • Red Starburst • Sap Sac • Saturnine • Tangle Vine Fruit |
Species | Geruta • Embers • Kiru Giru • Pirate Militia • Reo • Ripper • Sciser • Scritter • Skree • Space Pirate • Tallon Crab • Torizo • X Parasite • Zoomer |
Carrion | "Deceased Soldier" • Amok Mommy |
Liquid | Lava • Phazon |
Artificial/Misc. | Deca-triticale • Elite Nutrient Mix • Energy • Nutrient-grade biomatter • Synthetic Metroid rations • Wrecked Ship |