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Spazer Beam

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Spazer
Image:Spazer Beam Upgrade.JPG
The upgrade for the Spazer. (Super Metroid)
Featured in Metroid II: Return of Samus, Super Metroid
Damage Medium
Effect(s) Wide range of attack
Obtained Lower Brinstar
The Spazer Beam, also referred to as the Spazer, was a beam Samus Aran gained during her adventures. When shot, the beam split into three lasers. This weapon originally appeared in Metroid II: Return of Samus as the Spazer Laser Beam[1] and returned in Super Metroid as the Spazer Beam. The Spazer was similar to the Wide Beam of Metroid Fusion.

In Super Metroid, the Spazer was incompatible with the Plasma Beam. If both were simultaneously selected with a variety of other factors, the game would glitch with results such as the Murder Beam, Spacetime Beam and the Chainsaw Beam.

The beam's mechanics differed between the games. In Super Metroid, if one beam hit a target, all three would disappear. However, in Metroid II, the three were separate, and would not do this, exactly as the Wide Beam upgrade does. The upgrade bears a strong resemblance to the Tallon Crab.


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  1. ^ (1991) Metroid II: Return of Samus - Instruction Booklet, DMG-ME-USA-2. Nintendo of America, Inc., p. 22


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