Finally, a recent blog post detailing this unique Metroid Dread enemies also confirmed the existence of a Yellow variant, though no additional details on what this EMMI could do were given. Unlike the White EMMI, this green one is also capable of crawling through tight spaces, giving Samus even fewer opportunities to escape.
Unlike the broken version, this EMMI is capable of climbing walls and chasing Samus at higher speeds.įinally, a green armored EMMI was also briefly shown chasing Samus before being tricked by the Phantom Cloak ability. The announcement trailer also showed off the white version, which is also the one to be heavily featured in the game’s marketing materials including the EMMI amiibo. This appears to be part of the game’s tutorial as the EMMI moves slowly and can easily be countered which not only stuns the enemy, but allows Samus to slide under it to escape. The weakest of the bunch appears to be a grey version of the enemy, which has since been identified as a broken EMMI due to its missing left arm and broken protective plating. In fact, this was intentional as Samus will be going up against different models and variations throughout the story. EMMI Variantsĭuring the initial E3 2021 trailer for Metroid Dread, eagle-eyed players may have noticed a couple of unconventional EMMI robots. Samus remains immune to the effects of the X parasites, though upon landing, she discovers that the Galactic Federation robots have seemingly gone rogue and now relentlessly pursue her. Before long, bounty hunter Samus Aran manages to intercept the transmission and decides to investigate the strange events currently unfolding on ZDR.
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See also Xbox Series X Will have 1000 Games At LaunchĬreated as a way to research and extract DNA, seven EMMI robots are dispatched to investigate, though the Federation soon loses contact with them after arriving on the planet. Prior to the events of Metroid Dread, the Galactic Federation received a video seemingly showing that the X parasite had survived, now located on a planet known as ZDR. These organisms were originally held in check by the alien Metroids, though with the race seemingly wiped out due to the events of Metroid 2: The Return of Samus, the X parasite became a major problem until it was dealt with. Picking up after the events of Metroid Fusion, Samus Aran has seemingly brought an end to the extremely dangerous organism known as the X parasite. Here’s everything we know about these nearly indestructible robots. Heavily featured in the debut E3 2021 trailer for Metroid Dread, these robots, also known as EMMI for short, have been detailed quite a bit already by Nintendo. However, Samus is also up against one of her toughest foes, Extraplanetary Multiform Mobile Identifier robots dispatched by the Galactic Federation, who has seemingly gone rogue and are now pursuing the bounty hunter. With rumors circulating that the deadly X Parasite survived the events of Metroid Fusion, Samus heads to the planet called ZDR to investigate. Metroid Dread returns to the classic 2D side-scrolling gameplay, seeing Samus work through various rooms connected to larger areas filled to the brim with secrets. The long in development Metroid title had its fair share of cancelation rumors throughout the years, is officially the fifth game in the original series, picking up the story from Metroid Fusion originally released on the GameBoy Advance. While most fans likely assumed Metroid Prime 4 would finally be officially revealed at E3 2021, Nintendo surprised most fans by instead announcing Metroid Dread. You Are Reading : What We Know About Metroid Dreads EMMI
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