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==Video Games==
 
==Video Games==
  
*Metroids make an appearance in ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' as an enemy called the "Komayto" which is only described as coming from an unknown planet. It is closer to a normal enemy in that it does not leech life and can be destroyed through normal means. Its inclusion was originally an in-joke due to the shared staff and gameplay similarities between the game and the first ''Metroid''. Its name is short for the Japanese "kometoroido", which could mean "child Metroid". The Komayto returns in ''[[Kid Icarus: Uprising]]'', where it is now nearly identical to the Metroid in both appearance and abilities. The game utilizes fourth wall-breaking humor, so there is a point in the game where Pit points out how similar they are to the Metroids. [[Viridi]] tries to silence him on the matter and assures him that the two game universes are unconnected.
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*Metroids make an appearance in ''[[Kid Icarus]]'' as an enemy called the "Komayto" which is only described as coming from an unknown planet. It is closer to a normal enemy in that it does not leech life and can be destroyed through normal means. Its inclusion was originally an in-joke due to the shared staff and gameplay similarities between the game and the first ''Metroid''. Its name is short for the Japanese "kometoroido", which could mean "child Metroid". The Komayto returns in ''[[Metroid Prime: Uprising]]'', where it is now nearly identical to the Metroid in both appearance and abilities.
 
*The Metroid appears as a rare collectible item in ''[[Animal Crossing: Wild World]]'' and ''[[Animal Crossing: City Folk]]''. It is located in a stasis tank, similar to the Metroid hatchling in ''Super Metroid''.
 
*The Metroid appears as a rare collectible item in ''[[Animal Crossing: Wild World]]'' and ''[[Animal Crossing: City Folk]]''. It is located in a stasis tank, similar to the Metroid hatchling in ''Super Metroid''.
*In the ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series, the Metroid appears as an [[Assist Trophy]] in all games from ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' onwards and as an enemy in the Smash Run mode of ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U|Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]''. As both Assist Trophies and enemies, Metroid float around and attempt to latch onto the nearest player to drain at their health.
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*The Metroid appears as a normal trophy in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' and as an [[Assist Trophy]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', latching onto the nearest player and draining their health.
**The Metroid has also been represented as a trophy in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', a trophy and two stickers (with art from ''Metroid'' and ''Metroid Prime Pinball'') in ''Brawl'', a trophy in the 3DS/WII U game and as an Ace Support [[Spirit]] (which heals damage through successful KOs) in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. When fought in a Spirit battle, the Metroid's Spirit would possess Ridley, with the ability to heal with every successful melee blow, and it would fight aided by an Assist Trophy Metroid in an stage with sticky floors.
 
  
 
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