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Suit up as intergalactic bounty hunter Samus Aran and battle your way out from the depths of a mysterious alien world plagued by a mechanical menace. Metroid Dread is available on October 8, 2021. Only on Nintendo Switch. ESRB Rating: Teen with Animated Blood, Fantasy Violence.

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Find Your Power is a 30 second television commercial for Metroid Dread. It was released onto Nintendo social media on September 15, 2021.

The commercial can be viewed here. A much shorter 16-second ad was released here.

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In a fight for your life, trusting your instincts is everything. The key to escaping this treacherous planet lies deep inside it. So upgrade your arsenal and hone your greatest weapon: you. Metroid Dread, rated T for Teen. Available October 8th.

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Find Your Power begins by showing footage from prior trailers, including Samus escaping from E.M.M.I.-02SM in their first encounter, fighting Corpius, using the Phantom Cloak to hide from E.M.M.I.-03MB and reacquiring the Varia Suit. After this, new footage is shown, starting with clips from the Kraid battle, in which he roars at Samus and spits globules from his mouth, with his throat enlarged like a toad (Corpius has a similar attack). The next clip shows Samus finding the Flash Shift Aeion ability in the hands of an upright Chozo statue, then Sliding down a ramp into a facility. She lands after a short fall (depicted in the thumbnail above), before the camera focuses on her eyes through her visor.

A final sequence of clips depicts Samus Sliding into a tunnel before morphing, using the Storm Missile and Spider Magnet, and cocking her Omega Cannon. The game's cover, logo and release date are displayed, with the cutscene of Samus's first confrontation with Raven Beak playing out on a Nintendo Switch screen.

Throughout the commercial, a triumphant theme not present in the game plays. It is an excerpt of Night of the Drowned, a licensed track composed by Dream Cave. Another part of the track was used in the Sounds of Dread trailer.

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