Metroid dissection refers to the process of disassembling a Metroid of any kind, be it a stage in the natural life cycle or a mutation, to view the internal structure or determine their mechanics. The Pirate Data in Metroid Prime was the first instance in which Metroid dissection was implied. The entry "Metroid Morphology" indicates that the Space Pirates had attempted to dissect one of their Tallon Metroids to discover the manner in which the Metroid drains the life force from its victim, but failed, although they managed to isolate the energy conduits that ran from the Metroid's mandibles to the core nuclei.
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| - Metroid dissection refers to the process of disassembling a Metroid of any kind, be it a stage in the natural life cycle or a mutation, to view the internal structure or determine their mechanics. The Pirate Data in Metroid Prime was the first instance in which Metroid dissection was implied. The entry "Metroid Morphology" indicates that the Space Pirates had attempted to dissect one of their Tallon Metroids to discover the manner in which the Metroid drains the life force from its victim, but failed, although they managed to isolate the energy conduits that ran from the Metroid's mandibles to the core nuclei.
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| - Metroid dissection continues to produce more questions than answers. Our research teams have isolated the energy conduits that run from the invasive twin mandibles to the energy core in the creature's quadripartite nucleus, but the manner in which the Metroid actually extracts the life force from its pray remains an utter mystery. The victim does not lose blood or any other vital fluids, and yet the Metroid extracts energy; identifying this energy is our central problem. It takes no physical form, and yet without it, the victim dies. We will continue to research this matter, as the isolation of this life-giving essence could be the key to our ascendance.
- Log 11.420.7
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| - Metroid dissection refers to the process of disassembling a Metroid of any kind, be it a stage in the natural life cycle or a mutation, to view the internal structure or determine their mechanics. The Pirate Data in Metroid Prime was the first instance in which Metroid dissection was implied. The entry "Metroid Morphology" indicates that the Space Pirates had attempted to dissect one of their Tallon Metroids to discover the manner in which the Metroid drains the life force from its victim, but failed, although they managed to isolate the energy conduits that ran from the Metroid's mandibles to the core nuclei. Machine dissected Tallon Metroids can be seen in the Metroid Processing room on the Pirate Homeworld. Whether or not one of these was the initial experiment from Prime is unknown. There is also a Dark Tallon Metroid that can be seen split into four pieces connected by strings. Scanning it states that the Pirates have discovered the Metroid's morphological anomaly: if not in the natural environment of SR388, the Metroid will mutate depending on the planet which it is on and be unable to evolve into the Alpha Metroid stage. Unused design notes from Matt Manchester also mention that the Pirates had been attempting to recreate a Dark Metroid without the need for Ing possession, but all attempts have met with utter failure.
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