A Boost Block[1][2], also known as Speed Booster Block[3], is a type of block that can only be destroyed by using the Speed Booster. They are found in Metroid Fusion, Metroid: Zero Mission, and Super Metroid. They can also be destroyed using a Shinespark which uses the Speed Booster.
Official data
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Super Metroid manualEdit
"Blocks with the Speed Booster icon melt away when Samus runs into or over them at super speed."
Metroid Fusion manualEdit
"Break through Boost Blocks after recovering the Speed Booster. Reaching the necessary speed requires some distance, so start running in the room next to the room containing Boost Blocks."
Metroid Zero Mission manualEdit
"Break through Boost Blocks by acquiring the Speed Booster and then charging through the blocks at supersonic speed. Reaching the necessary speed requires some distance, so you may have to start running from the next room over."
GalleryEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Metroid Fusion manual
- ^ Metroid: Zero Mission manual
- ^ Metroid: Zero Mission: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide pg. 24
 Blocks | |
|---|---|
| Breakable Blocks | Bomb Block • Boost Block • Chozo Block • Fake Block • Missile Block • Pit Block • Power Bomb Block • Screw Attack Block • Super Missile Block |
| Non-Breakable Blocks | Koma |
| Miscellaneous | Block Shifting Glitch |
