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He believes finding the power of the Alimbics will help him solve the mystery of what happened to his own race, who have mysteriously died out.

Spire is the last of the Diamonts, a silicon based species.

His weapon of choice is the Volt Driver, an electrical weapon that is able to disrupt the enemy hunters' visors and distort their vision. Kanden can morph into the Stinglarva, a slug-like creature with the ability to drop a part of its tail behind, acting as a missile. He searches for the secrets of the Alimbics to prove himself the strongest bounty hunter.

A lab experiment gone awry, Kanden is an insane and power-hungry alien of unclear origin.

Her weapon of choice is the Missile Launcher, which can be made to home in on enemy hunters during combat. Samus can change into the Morph Ball, a compact sphere capable of dropping energy bombs. Samus' exploits include her clashes with the Space Pirates over their weapon of choice, the deadly Metroids. A favored agent of the Galactic Federation, Samus is often called upon to complete missions that would otherwise be impossible. Samus was orphaned as a child, and bequeathed her Power Suit by her adoptive Chozo parents.

Samus Aran, the renowned bounty hunter, is the protagonist of the Metroid series.

However, if Samus fails to fulfill the prophecy, Oubliette will explode, but none of the hunters, including Samus, are seen escaping with their ships, most likely meaning that they were killed. As she along with the other hunters evacuate the exploding Oubliette on their ships, three Alimbic spirits appear before a suitless Samus and honor her with a salute. Samus manages to defeat Gorea in the final showdown by using the Alimbic weapon called the "Omega Cannon." The Omega Cannon is the true "Ultimate Power" talked about throughout the whole game,not the Alimbuic Cannon. If Samus fulfills a prophecy by shooting switches in a specific order with specific weapons that match their color, Gorea's true form is revealed. The beast absorbs the powers of all of Samus' rivals.

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Here, she and the other six hunters confront Gorea, who originated the telepathic message in an attempt to free itself. Warding off the competing bounty hunters, Samus retrieves the eight Octoliths from the powerful automated defenses (Cretaphid & Slench) in the Alimbic Cluster, and opens the Infinity Void. The ship was launched into a dimensional rift called the Infinity Void, to be released only when eight keys called "Octoliths" were assembled. The entire race transformed themselves into focused telepathic energy, then confined Gorea into a "Seal Sphere" which they placed in a Starship called the Oubliette. The dying act of the Alimbics was to seal Gorea away until another could destroy it. Gorea copied the cellular structure of the Alimbics, physically mimicking them and their weapons, and destroyed their civilization. Eventually, the Alimbic utopia was shattered when a meteor struck, and out of it emerged a monstrous creature that they would name Gorea. The Alimbics were a peaceful, spiritual, highly evolved society. Investigating the two planets and two space stations orbiting the Alimbic sun, she gradually pieces together the history of the race. Upon arrival to the system, Samus finds that the Alimbic society has long since been destroyed. Despite the efforts of the Galactic Federation to encrypt the message, six other bounty hunters picked up the broadcast, proceeding to the system to claim the power as their own. The Federation commissions Samus Aran, the renowned bounty hunter, to investigate and retrieve (or neutralize) this power. In the introduction to the game, Galactic Federation empaths receive a strange telepathic message stating that the key to the "ultimate power" resides in the Alimbic solar system. In the adventure mode, one plays as the primary bounty hunter Samus Aran.

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3.1 Metroid Prime Hunters: Ĭhronologically, Metroid Prime Hunters takes place in the Metroid series after Metroid Prime and before Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.Metroid Prime Hunters (also known as MPH) is a first-person shooter and adventure game for the Nintendo DS developed by NST, a Redmond-based first-party developer for Nintendo, and released on March 20, 2006.

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