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Samus Aran is a video game character created by Nintendo, and stars in the Metroid game series.

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Species: Human (she was infused with Chozo blood and mutch later with metroid DNA; the existence of her cybernetic implants is still conjectural)
Job: Space hunter, bounty hunter
Sex: Female
Height: 1 meter, 90 centimeters in the suit according to the Metroid II instruction booklet
Weight: 90 kilograms in the suit according to the Metroid II instruction booklet
Age: Unknown
Official Hair Color: Green
Official Eye Color: Blue

Biography of Samus Aran


Samus Aran is the legendary and exceedingly hot female bounty hunter whom equipped with a heavy armored suit and Chozo arm cannon that fires multiple beam attacks and missles, is a force to be reckoned with. Samus is well-known for her daring singlehanded raids on Space Pirate installations, her defeat of The Mother Brain on numerous occasions and systematically all but wiping out the entire Metroid species on the planet SR388. Hired by the Glactic Federation as a bounty hunter, Samus Aran has always completed her mission objectives without question but after a discovery on the space station in Metroid Fusion, Samus' loyalties may lay elsewhere. Samus' past is largely a mystery, but it is known that she was raised and trained by the enigmatic race known as the Chozo after a deadly Space pirate raid on her home planet, K-2L.

Official Game Appearances (by order of release):

  1. 1986 - Metroid (NES)
  2. 1988 - Nintendo's Tetris (NES)
  3. 1991 - Metroid II: Return of Samus (Game Boy)
  4. 1994 - Super Metroid (SNES)
  5. 1996 - Super Mario RPG (SNES)
  6. 1996 - Kirby Super Star (SNES)
  7. 1998 - Kirby's Dreamland 3 (SNES)
  8. 1999 - Super Smash Bros. (N64)
  9. 2001 - Super Smash Bros. Melee (GameCube)
  10. 2002 - Metroid Prime (GameCube)
  11. 2002 - Metroid Fusion (Game Boy Advance)
  12. 200x (TBA) - Metroid Prime 2 (GameCube)
  13. 2004 - February 9th - Metroid Zero Mission (Game Boy Advance)

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