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{{Infobox Creature
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|name=Bird
[[File:Main_Plaza.jpg|thumb|200px|Main Plaza]]
 
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|image=Chozo_Ruins_Bird.png
 
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|caption=A bird in the sky of the Chozo Ruins.
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|games=''[[Metroid Prime]]''<br/>''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''
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|size=Small
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|weight=Light
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|location=[[Chozo Ruins]]<br/>[[Tallon Canyon]]<br/>[[Aether]]
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|homeworld=[[Tallon IV]]<br/>[[Aether]]
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|behavior=Flying
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|color=Dark
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|distinctions=Harmless entity
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|attacks=None
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|weakness=Any weapons fire
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'''Birds''' are a recurring species of creature in the ''Metroid'' series.
 
'''Birds''' are a recurring species of creature in the ''Metroid'' series.
   
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==''[[Metroid Prime]]''==
An unnamed species of bird appears in ''[[Metroid Prime]]'' above certain rooms in the [[Chozo Ruins]], namely the [[Main Plaza]], and [[Tallon Overworld]] in the [[Tallon Canyon]]. It appears to be a type of large crow. They cannot be scanned but they can be shot at. Once hit, they explode in a puff of feathers. They often appear in very large flocks. Another almost identical species, but white in color and indestructible, can be seen high in the skies of the [[Temple Grounds]].
 
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A large type of bird appears in ''Metroid Prime'' high above certain areas in the [[Chozo Ruins]] and [[Tallon Overworld]]. While their distant silhouettes are all that can normally be seen in-game, they have dark blue bodies, pale heads and cyan eyes. They cannot be scanned, but they can be shot at. Once hit, they explode in a puff of feathers. In the game's data, they are referred to as "'''Tweety'''", likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Tweety Bird|Tweety Bird]].
   
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These birds have an unused death animation where instead of exploding into feathers, they fall spiraling from the sky in a similar manner to the ducks in ''Duck Hunt''. (Samus would later appear with [[Duck Hunt|the dog, a duck and the shooter]] from ''Duck Hunt'' in ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'')
[[File:Chozo manual.jpg|thumb|left|The Chozo, a major creature in the series that resembles a bird.]]
 
The [[Chozo]], a sentient race inhabiting [[Tallon IV]], rather resembled birds; in fact, [[Old Bird|one of them]] had bird in his name. The [[Elephant Bird]] seen in ''[[Metroid Fusion]]'' was named as such in ''[[Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide]]''. One of their creations, the [[Torizo]], attacked [[Samus Aran]] using bombs resembling [[Item Sphere]]s that hatched birdlike heads that flew at Samus. Another of their robots, the [[Wallfire]], had a birdlike head and resembled the Torizo bombs.
 
   
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While there were many species that actually resembled birds, some were not birds but had features of them. For example, the heads of the [[Groganch]] and the [[Dragotix]] both looked like birds, and the [[Zebesian]]s and [[Gripper]]s both had birdlike beaks (in fact, the Gripper made a noise similar to a seagull). The black ghost form of [[Dark Samus]] resembles a bird appariation with her visor. Two other creatures that resemble birds, finally, are the [[Dachora]], [[Rhedogian]] according to concept art and [[Ridley]].
 
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TweetyHeadComparison.png|The head textures of these birds (top) bear a significant resemblance to the head textures of [[Chozo Ghost]]s (bottom).
[[Category:Species]]
 
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B_die_tweety_die.gif|Unused death animation.
[[Category:Chozo Ruins]]
 
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File:Prime 1 bird.png
[[Category:Tallon Overworld]]
 
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</gallery>
[[Category:Temple Grounds]]
 
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[[Category:Zebes]]
 
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===Locations===
[[Category:Recurring Species]]
 
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*[[Tallon Canyon]]
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*[[Great Tree Chamber]]
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*[[Main Plaza]]
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*[[Gathering Hall (Chozo Ruins)|Gathering Hall]]
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*[[Arboretum Access]]
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==''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''==
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[[File:SandlandsBird.png|thumb]]
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A similar species can be seen high in the skies of the [[Temple Grounds]]. Unlike the birds seen on Tallon IV, these are indestructible, and are extremely slender in shape. Animation titles refer to them as "'''Sandlands Birds'''".
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===Locations===
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* [[Temple Assembly Site]]
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* [[GFMC Compound]]
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* [[Transport to Agon Wastes (Temple Grounds)|Transport to Agon Wastes]]
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* [[Communication Area]]
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* [[Windchamber Gateway]]
 
* [[Meeting Grounds]]
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* [[Grand Windchamber]]
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* [[Sacred Path]]
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* [[Path of Eyes]]
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[[ru:Птица]]
 
[[Category:Species]]
 
[[Category:Species]]
 
[[Category:Chozo Ruins]]
 
[[Category:Chozo Ruins]]
 
[[Category:Tallon Overworld]]
 
[[Category:Tallon Overworld]]
 
[[Category:Temple Grounds]]
 
[[Category:Temple Grounds]]
[[Category:Zebes]]
 
 
[[Category:Recurring Species]]
 
[[Category:Recurring Species]]

Revision as of 18:41, 30 March 2019

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Birds are a recurring species of creature in the Metroid series.

Metroid Prime

A large type of bird appears in Metroid Prime high above certain areas in the Chozo Ruins and Tallon Overworld. While their distant silhouettes are all that can normally be seen in-game, they have dark blue bodies, pale heads and cyan eyes. They cannot be scanned, but they can be shot at. Once hit, they explode in a puff of feathers. In the game's data, they are referred to as "Tweety", likely a reference to Tweety Bird.

These birds have an unused death animation where instead of exploding into feathers, they fall spiraling from the sky in a similar manner to the ducks in Duck Hunt. (Samus would later appear with the dog, a duck and the shooter from Duck Hunt in Super Smash Bros.)

Locations

Metroid Prime 2: Echoes

SandlandsBird

A similar species can be seen high in the skies of the Temple Grounds. Unlike the birds seen on Tallon IV, these are indestructible, and are extremely slender in shape. Animation titles refer to them as "Sandlands Birds".

Locations