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| - The helmet is removable from the Power Suit, but how it does so varies from game to game. Early depictions showed it manually removable like regular helmets, and sometimes held in Samus' left hand in a pose, such as in the Samus Unmasked Trophy and Special Ending of Metroid Prime. However, as more recent Metroid games have depicted the Power Suit activating via a bright flash using Samus' focused consciousness, the helmet's removal has adjusted accordingly. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Samus seems to press a button on the left side of the helmet to turn it off in two instances, to vomit excess Phazon in the Bryyo Seed following the battle with Mogenar, after which she reactivates it in the same manner, and while reflecting on her fellow Bounty Hunters on the Main Docking Bay of SkyTown,
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| - The helmet is removable from the Power Suit, but how it does so varies from game to game. Early depictions showed it manually removable like regular helmets, and sometimes held in Samus' left hand in a pose, such as in the Samus Unmasked Trophy and Special Ending of Metroid Prime. However, as more recent Metroid games have depicted the Power Suit activating via a bright flash using Samus' focused consciousness, the helmet's removal has adjusted accordingly. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Samus seems to press a button on the left side of the helmet to turn it off in two instances, to vomit excess Phazon in the Bryyo Seed following the battle with Mogenar, after which she reactivates it in the same manner, and while reflecting on her fellow Bounty Hunters on the Main Docking Bay of SkyTown, Elysia. In Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, Corruption and Metroid: Other M, Samus dematerializes the Power Suit at will, though it is only in Corruption that she disables her helmet alone. Prime artwork for the Fusion Suit states that the helmet is removed much like an attached-cap: if removed, it can bend backward and remain attached to Samus. Samus is able to turn the visor opaque and transparent seemingly at will, in ways unknown. This happens in Other M, where she turns her visor opaque shortly before gameplay begins again. Gandrayda had promised Dark Samus she would bring her Samus' "bloody helmet" as a trophy, but whether this would have been possible is unknown, as it is known that the Power Suit cannot be removed from Samus unless done surgically.
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