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Although these creatures' attack pattern greatly resembles that of the [[Chute Leech]], '''Octroll''' can both jump much higher and cause a bit more damage. These creatures are larger than [[Samus]]. When destroyed, they nearly always yield [[Energy Capsule|large energy units]]. They are encountered in only one section of [[SR388]]. It is unknown if the [[X Parasite]]s saw the Octroll species as a potential host, as Samus did not encounter any Octroll-X in ''[[Metroid Fusion]]''. |
Although these creatures' attack pattern greatly resembles that of the [[Chute Leech]], '''Octroll''' can both jump much higher and cause a bit more damage. These creatures are larger than [[Samus]]. When destroyed, they nearly always yield [[Energy Capsule|large energy units]]. They are encountered in only one section of [[SR388]]. It is unknown if the [[X Parasite]]s saw the Octroll species as a potential host, as Samus did not encounter any Octroll-X in ''[[Metroid Fusion]]''. |
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| − | The game's [[commercial]] depicts them rising from a blue substance resembling [[Water]]. Ingame they thrive in [[Acid]]. |
+ | The game's [[commercial]] depicts them rising from a blue substance resembling [[Water]]. Ingame they thrive in [[Acid (SR388)|Acid]]. |
==Manual== |
==Manual== |
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Revision as of 22:11, 3 November 2010
Octroll as it appears in Metroid II: Return of Samus.
Although these creatures' attack pattern greatly resembles that of the Chute Leech, Octroll can both jump much higher and cause a bit more damage. These creatures are larger than Samus. When destroyed, they nearly always yield large energy units. They are encountered in only one section of SR388. It is unknown if the X Parasites saw the Octroll species as a potential host, as Samus did not encounter any Octroll-X in Metroid Fusion.
The game's commercial depicts them rising from a blue substance resembling Water. Ingame they thrive in Acid.
Manual
"When Samus comes close, they fall fluttering downward."
