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Frogger on 21 March 2014

So I've been getting really into the Metroid franchise recently, and I've recently thought about something. Aren't the Metroids extinct? How can the series go on cronalogically without the token Metroids? Then I thought about Fusion. Samus is infused with Metroid DNA now, right? What if Samus involentarily gives birth to the revival of the Metroid species? What if Samus flies to her home colony, only to wake up and realise that a Metroid has budded from her back while she slept or something. The metroid escapes, reproduces, and attacks the colony turning into a ghost town.

None of this may even happen. This is just my way of coping with the lack of quality metroid titles recently...



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QuintonMcLeod on 21 March 2014
spemanig said:

So I've been getting really into the Metroid franchise recently, and I've recently thought about something. Aren't the Metroids extinct? How can the series go on cronalogically without the token Metroids? Then I thought about Fusion. Samus is infused with Metroid DNA now, right? What if Samus involentarily gives birth to the revival of the Metroid species? What if Samus flies to her home colony, only to wake up and realise that a Metroid has budded from her back while she slept or something. The metroid escapes, reproduces, and attacks the colony turning into a ghost town.

None of this may even happen. This is just my way of coping with the lack of quality metroid titles recently...


Technically, the Metroids have been extinct since the end of Super Metroid on the SNES...



Jizz_Beard_thePirate on 21 March 2014

That would be a cool plot twist. I do love the whole story behind the metroid series!


Also, as a side note... I wonder how much more painful it would be giving birth to a metroid than a human, just eww



                  

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Metrium on 21 March 2014

They will always be some ppl who have the ''genious'' idea of artificialy creating Metroids by cloning or w/v.



 

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kirby007 on 21 March 2014

time travel!



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Frogger on 21 March 2014
Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:
That would be a cool plot twist. I do love the whole story behind the metroid series!


Also, as a side note... I wonder how much more painful it would be giving birth to a metroid than a human, just eww

I imagined it violently spawning out of her back, stomach, or chest Alien style, lol.



Frogger on 21 March 2014
QuintonMcLeod said:
spemanig said:

So I've been getting really into the Metroid franchise recently, and I've recently thought about something. Aren't the Metroids extinct? How can the series go on cronalogically without the token Metroids? Then I thought about Fusion. Samus is infused with Metroid DNA now, right? What if Samus involentarily gives birth to the revival of the Metroid species? What if Samus flies to her home colony, only to wake up and realise that a Metroid has budded from her back while she slept or something. The metroid escapes, reproduces, and attacks the colony turning into a ghost town.

None of this may even happen. This is just my way of coping with the lack of quality metroid titles recently...


Technically, the Metroids have been extinct since the end of Super Metroid on the SNES...


No they haven't. *Metroid Fusion spoiler* Also, Super Metroid is the penultimate conological game in the series, so they weren't extinct for very long at all.



nitekrawler1285 on 21 March 2014
spemanig said:

So I've been getting really into the Metroid franchise recently, and I've recently thought about something. Aren't the Metroids extinct? How can the series go on cronalogically without the token Metroids? Then I thought about Fusion. Samus is infused with Metroid DNA now, right? What if Samus involentarily gives birth to the revival of the Metroid species? What if Samus flies to her home colony, only to wake up and realise that a Metroid has budded from her back while she slept or something. The metroid escapes, reproduces, and attacks the colony turning into a ghost town.

None of this may even happen. This is just my way of coping with the lack of quality metroid titles recently...


With Sakomoto's obsession with Samus' maternal instincts I can see her giving birth to a new Metroid Species.



Frogger on 21 March 2014
nitekrawler1285 said:
spemanig said:

So I've been getting really into the Metroid franchise recently, and I've recently thought about something. Aren't the Metroids extinct? How can the series go on cronalogically without the token Metroids? Then I thought about Fusion. Samus is infused with Metroid DNA now, right? What if Samus involentarily gives birth to the revival of the Metroid species? What if Samus flies to her home colony, only to wake up and realise that a Metroid has budded from her back while she slept or something. The metroid escapes, reproduces, and attacks the colony turning into a ghost town.

None of this may even happen. This is just my way of coping with the lack of quality metroid titles recently...


With Sakomoto's obsession with Samus' maternal instincts I can see her giving birth to a new Metroid Species.

-vomits-

...I did not mean it like that...



Cheebee on 21 March 2014

Nah, they could just say there were a few Metroids kept secret in some science laboratory or something. Or that they spread to another planet or infiltrated some spaceship before Samus destroyed them all. Or Metroids from an alternate universe will come. They'll think of something.

Also, doesn't Samus have Chozo DNA as well? A Chozo/Metroid hybrid, now that would be cool.



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