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'''Metroid Hatchers''' are [[Phazon]]-mutated [[Metroid (species)|Metroid]]s that appear as mini bosses in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. There are three of these in the game, but the one on [[Norion]] is optional. Samus can encounter the one on [[Norion]] once she is equipped with the [[Plasma Beam]]. | '''Metroid Hatchers''' are [[Phazon]]-mutated [[Metroid (species)|Metroid]]s that appear as mini bosses in ''[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]''. There are three of these in the game, but the one on [[Norion]] is optional. Samus can encounter the one on [[Norion]] once she is equipped with the [[Plasma Beam]]. | ||
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{{Logbook|Metroid Hatcher|Mutation has robbed the Metroid Hatcher of its ability to phase, but has provided it a hardened outer shell which has identical attributes as Phazite. This shell protects the creature's heart, located at the core of its head. The Hatcher's tentacles are quite dangerous, and can even leech energy from any targets they connect to. However, the tentacles are also the creature's weak point. If all its tentacles are ripped from its body, it will perish. As such, it will attempt to recover energy by retracting them into its shell when they take damage. While the Hatcher's tentacles are retracted, it is unable to attack, relying on the Phazon Metroids it spawns from its mouth for protection. If the interior of the creature is hit while its mouth is open, it loses its strength. The Hatcher's tentacles can be ripped off if they are pulled at this time.|Logbook|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]}} | |||
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