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Added by Hellkaiserryo12Missile Stations restore all of Samus Aran's Missiles. They were found in Super Metroid and Metroid Prime, though were later replaced by Recharge Stations and Ammo Stations. When it starts to replenish Samus' missiles the central wheel will begin to turn and a gold light will shine out of the slots in the wheel. Missile Stations are very rare in both games. However, in Super Metroid, these will not restore Super Missiles; only regular ones.
In Metroid II: Return of Samus, Missile Batteries acted as a precursor. The Missile Stations of Super Metroid seem to contain Missile Batteries.
In Metroid Prime, there are Missile Stations in the Chozo Ruins (part of Hall of the Elders), in the Phazon Mines (Missile Station Mines) and curiously in the Impact Crater (Crater Missile Station).
In Other M, the Navigation Booths can be used as Missile Stations and restore all of Samus's Missiles.
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| Features of Samus Aran's Gunship | |
|---|---|
| Personal features | Adam's helmet • Chozo text • In the Cockpit • Logbook • Mii Bobblehead Music player • Samus Screen • Ship Bumper Stickers |
| Armaments | Plasma Beam • Power Beam • Ship Grapple • Ship Missile • Gunship Multiball |
| Mission features | Biohazard scanner • Blast Shield • Command Visor • Commander Adam Malkovich • Emergency Evacuation Pod • Hand Scanner • Heads-Up Display • Missile Station • Recharge Station • Save Station • Transmission console |
| Cargo | Theronian Bomb (1st piece • 2nd piece • 3rd piece) • Colossal War Golem |
