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Wikitroid is a community that aims to create the best resource for Metroid, a series of video games produced by Nintendo.

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Did You Know...

...that MB may have been based off of Mother Brain's own perception of herself in her subconscious in Captain N: The Game Master, who was also a blonde woman?

...that the SA-X's artificial intelligence coding in Metroid Fusion is easily manipulated, despite it being described as an "intelligent being"?

...that the RB176 Ferrocrusher resembles the loader from the film Aliens, which was a source of inspiration for the Metroid games?

...that the Fusion Suit can be unlocked for use in Metroid Prime?

...that Metroids will not evolve into the next stage of their natural life cycle if not on their home planet of SR388?

...that Air Holes resemble Warp Pipes in Super Mario Bros.?

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Metroid: Volume 1 is the first of two graphic novels in a series, consisting of seven chapters (Metroid: Volume 2 finishes the story with the final nine). The manga provides early history on series heroine Samus Aran. Chapter 1 details Samus's childhood, including how she got acquainted with the Chozo and how the Space Pirates destroyed her home at K-2L. Chapter 2 details how the Chozo train Samus on Zebes, and introduces Mother Brain as a Chozo computer.

The Metroid manga borrows many characters and plot elements from the Super Metroid comic and it is widely accepted as the canonical backstory for Metroid, as many panels from the manga are used in the endings of the Japanese version of Metroid Fusion, and certain parts of all editions of Metroid: Zero Mission. (continue reading)

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