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01-11-14 08:20 PM
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O.K. 1st of all thank you for clicking on this thread as opposed to the many others on Vizzed
But I have a question regarding Super Metriod for the SNES. O.K. So 1st some background.
Samus Arin's parent were murdered by Ridley. Afterwards, she was taken and raised by the Chozo,
A spices of Bird like creatures. Samus was infused with Chozo DNA to give her super human agility.
So here's where the question comes into play, in another Metroid game Metroid Fusion,
Samus is infected by the X parasites, the natural predators of the X parasites are Metroids
so Samus is fused with Metroid DNA. Later, Samus encounters the Metroid they don't attack
for they think she's one of them. Well, in Super Metroid You fight 2 Chozo Statues.
So if she was infused with Chozo DNA why do they attack? Thanks to anyone who can awnser
this question.





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O.K. 1st of all thank you for clicking on this thread as opposed to the many others on Vizzed
But I have a question regarding Super Metriod for the SNES. O.K. So 1st some background.
Samus Arin's parent were murdered by Ridley. Afterwards, she was taken and raised by the Chozo,
A spices of Bird like creatures. Samus was infused with Chozo DNA to give her super human agility.
So here's where the question comes into play, in another Metroid game Metroid Fusion,
Samus is infected by the X parasites, the natural predators of the X parasites are Metroids
so Samus is fused with Metroid DNA. Later, Samus encounters the Metroid they don't attack
for they think she's one of them. Well, in Super Metroid You fight 2 Chozo Statues.
So if she was infused with Chozo DNA why do they attack? Thanks to anyone who can awnser
this question.





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I'm not sure if it's ever truly explained but I have three theories.

1) Statues are hostile to every creature coming to area instead of just Samus ( compare to Chozo ghosts in Metroid Prime)

2) Statues are meant to test the power of attacker (Samus), to prove that they're worthy of receiving the item they carry (Like ruins test).

3) Those statues were found by Space Pirates and hacked, so that if Samus approaches them she is destroyed. I find that unlikely though because if space pirates found those statues why would they leave upgrades there.

Another possible explanation is that the game developers just made those statues as a surprise element to the player without thinking it further, but that doesn't make for very interesting explanation now, does it . 
I'm not sure if it's ever truly explained but I have three theories.

1) Statues are hostile to every creature coming to area instead of just Samus ( compare to Chozo ghosts in Metroid Prime)

2) Statues are meant to test the power of attacker (Samus), to prove that they're worthy of receiving the item they carry (Like ruins test).

3) Those statues were found by Space Pirates and hacked, so that if Samus approaches them she is destroyed. I find that unlikely though because if space pirates found those statues why would they leave upgrades there.

Another possible explanation is that the game developers just made those statues as a surprise element to the player without thinking it further, but that doesn't make for very interesting explanation now, does it . 
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Yes, I agree with the person above me. The Chozo statues are not living creatures, so whether or not Samus had Chozo DNA in her or not does not matter.
Yes, I agree with the person above me. The Chozo statues are not living creatures, so whether or not Samus had Chozo DNA in her or not does not matter.
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