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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as it realizes who you are.]]
** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''. [[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[WouldHurtAChild Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''. [[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[WouldHurtAChild Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. ''Super''.
** Who can forget that little chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'.[[spoiler:And And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as it realizes who you are.]]
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** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''.[[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[WouldHurtAChild Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
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**[[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
** Who can forget that little chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'.
** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''.
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of ''VideoGame/MetroidOtherM'' back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal ''VideoGame/MetroidPrimeFederationForce'' which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as ''VideoGame/AnotherMetroid2Remake'' also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
** And the kicker? The fans have been asking, begging for new true Metroid content... And Nintendo actually listened.
** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''Metroid Prime 4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).
** And now, in 2021, almost 20 years after Fusion, thanks to the success of Samus Returns, we are finally getting the official continuation of Samus' story with Metroid Dread. Miracles happen, sometimes just a little late.
** And the kicker? The fans have been asking, begging for new true Metroid content... And Nintendo actually listened.
** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''Metroid Prime 4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).
** And now, in 2021, almost 20 years after Fusion, thanks to the success of Samus Returns, we are finally getting the official continuation of Samus' story with Metroid Dread. Miracles happen, sometimes just a little late.
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** Samus can return the favour by saving them before she escapes Zebes.
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** Samus can return the favour by saving them before she escapes Zebes. One Etecoon even slowly walks away from the wall Samus blows up for their escape, approaching her and stopping in front as if to thank her, before turning around and escaping with the other two.
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** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''. [[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[RealityEnsues Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
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** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''. [[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[RealityEnsues [[WouldHurtAChild Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
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* TheStinger at the end of the credits of ''VideoGame/MetroidZeroMission'' has a cute little bonus: a carving Samus made as a little girl during her time growing up with the Chozo. The carving can be seen during the fight against the Chozo Mural, but the player has to squint at the bottom of the screen to see it and no details about it are evident until the game's ending.
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* TheStinger at the end of the credits of ''VideoGame/MetroidZeroMission'' has a cute little bonus: [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/gfs_52848_2_2.jpg a carving Samus made as a little girl during her time growing up with the Chozo.Chozo]]. The carving can be seen during the fight against the Chozo Mural, but the player has to squint at the bottom of the screen to see it and no details about it are evident until the game's ending.
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** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''Metroid Prime 4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).2017).
* TheStinger at the end of the credits of ''VideoGame/MetroidZeroMission'' has a cute little bonus: a carving Samus made as a little girl during her time growing up with the Chozo. The carving can be seen during the fight against the Chozo Mural, but the player has to squint at the bottom of the screen to see it and no details about it are evident until the game's ending.
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* TheStinger at the end of the credits of ''VideoGame/MetroidZeroMission'' has a cute little bonus: a carving Samus made as a little girl during her time growing up with the Chozo. The carving can be seen during the fight against the Chozo Mural, but the player has to squint at the bottom of the screen to see it and no details about it are evident until the game's ending.
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM ''VideoGame/MetroidOtherM'' back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce ''VideoGame/MetroidPrimeFederationForce'' which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake ''VideoGame/AnotherMetroid2Remake'' also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
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** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime4'' ''Metroid Prime 4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).
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** And the kicker? The fans have been asking, begging for new true Metroid content... And Nintendo actually listened.
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** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).
** In January 2019, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLIv_UXI_So it was announced]] that because the game wasn't meeting their standards of quality, ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime4'' would have its development restarted from scratch by Creator/RetroStudios. While this meant that the game would [[DevelopmentHell be delayed indefinitely]], the overall fan reaction to the delay was surprisingly sympathetic. This is mainly due to not only Nintendo's transparency on the situation, but then recent controversies over crunch time and [[ChristmasRushed rushed development]] among AAA developers leading to games of questionable quality, and that the ''Metroid'' franchise had been trying to reestablish its reputation of quality over the last few years after a long drought sandwiched between two polarizing games (helped by ''Samus Returns'' and the inclusion of Ridley and Dark Samus as fighters in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''). While news of a delay was disappointing, the fans were willing to accept it as the cost for quality control (especially since ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'', a game that similarly went through delays upon announcement, ultimately became out as one of the best-received games of 2017).
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** The unlockable concept art gallery in ''Samus Returns'' has [[https://youtu.be/i9ohHy3SFSw?t=3m44s a very adorable sketch of the baby latching onto Samus's shoulder]].
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** The ending of ''Metroid II'' is made even stronger in ''Samus Returns''. [[spoiler: While the outcome is ultimately the same, it starts off darker as [[RealityEnsues Samus is initially prepared to kill the Baby Metroid as soon as it hatches, given that she was hired to exterminate the Metroid species in the first place (and for good reasons, too)]]. She powers down her charge beam once it becomes apparent that the Hatchling isn't hostile. In addition, the Hatchling aids its foster mother in the fight against Ridley.]]
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!boot!
** And the kicker? The fans have been asking, begging for new true Metroid content... And Nintendo actually listened.
** And the kicker? The fans have been asking, begging for new true Metroid content... And Nintendo actually listened.
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** The Super Metroid 4koma strips feature some cute scenes of Samus bonding with the baby, and the last strip is the two in Samus' apartment, Samus falling asleep under a kotatsu while the baby rests in a little bowl.
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* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
* A meta example and quite a story. After the disastrous results of MetroidOtherM back in 2010, it looked like Metroid was doomed to be shelved by Nintendo since nothing new came up for Metroid since... Then in 2015, they reveal MetroidPrimeFederationForce which... Simply put, not a lot of people were happy with it and it only made things appear worse for Samus and the franchise. And then in 2016, the game released to mixed reception with many wondering if the series still had a future going for it. The well known fan remake of Metroid II known as AnotherMetroid2Remake also released around this time to many fans joy... Until Nintendo sent the game a Takedown, which only angered, saddened, and confused fans. It seemed like hope for the franchise was lost at this point and that Nintendo just doesn't care about the franchise anymore... But boy could we not be any more wrong because Nintendo decided to finally give the series the love it deserves during E3 2017 with not one, but TWO new Metroid titles. Metroid Prime 4 for the Nintendo Switch and a remake/reimagining of Metroid II for the 3DS titled "Metroid: Samus Returns." Needless to say, it not only pleased many fans, but it also told them that Nintendo still cares about Metroid. And to top it all off, there's even new Metroid amiibo and even a Limited Edition version of Metroid: Samus Returns to boot!
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* ''Heartwarming/MetroidFusion''
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!Games
* ''Heartwarming/MetroidPrimeTrilogy''
* ''Heartwarming/MetroidFusion''
* ''Heartwarming/MetroidZeroMission''
* ''Heartwarming/MetroidOtherM''
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!Other Heartwarming Moments
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* [[spoiler:The ending of Fusion has Samus reflecting on her actions with her computer C.O., who we now know is Adam. But when Adam is asked about how he started the ship manually, we get a picture of the Dachoras and Etecoons sleeping in the corner. So cute, it TastesLikeDiabetes]]
* The ending of ''Zero Mission'' zooms in on a large Chozo obelisk; in the corner, a child has carved in a picture of her family: two friendly bird-people and herself, a little girl. Awwww!
* The ending of ''Zero Mission'' zooms in on a large Chozo obelisk; in the corner, a child has carved in a picture of her family: two friendly bird-people and herself, a little girl. Awwww!
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** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
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** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]]]
** The Super Metroid 4koma strips feature some cute scenes of Samus bonding with the baby, and the last strip is the two in Samus' apartment, Samus falling asleep under a kotatsu while the baby rests in a little bowl.
** The Super Metroid 4koma strips feature some cute scenes of Samus bonding with the baby, and the last strip is the two in Samus' apartment, Samus falling asleep under a kotatsu while the baby rests in a little bowl.
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as it realizes who you are.]]
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as it realizes who you are.]]
** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
** [[spoiler: Of all things, it's the CriticalAnnoyance sound from Samus' suit that tips the baby off that you are its "mother".]]
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirr chirp it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as it realizes who you are.]]
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirr it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused...then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as he realizes who you are.]]
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* The Baby Metroid from ''Super''. Who can forget that little chirr it does that can only be assumed to be along the lines of 'Mama?'. [[spoiler:And even more touching when it pulls off you after initially trying to kill you, flies around confused... then gives that familiar 'Mama?' sound as he it realizes who you are.]]
