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Pirate Homeworld

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The Pirate Homeworld is a planet visited by Samus Aran in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Originally thought to be the birthplace of all existing Space Pirates, the Metroid Prime Trilogy art booklet stated that it is one of the Space Pirate homeworlds. Though the planet is effectively unnamed in the other versions of Corruption, the Japanese version and unused text suggests the planet is named Urtraghus by the Space Pirates and Planet SN-883 by the Galactic Federation. The Pirate Homeworld is plagued by a steady stream of acid rain, harming any creature without proper protection. The planet was also hit by a Leviathan. What makes this case remarkable is that the Phazon corruption spread extraordinarily fast, possibly from the Space Pirate's interactions with the Seed. The Homeworld was also protected by a gigantic shield, which Samus Aran had to deactivate in order for the Federation's assault to commence. When the Leviathan was destroyed, the planet's corruption was stopped. Pirate Homeworld is the one hundred seventh issue of the series.

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The Writer Samus Dark Samus Gandrayda The Arbiter Oveur

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The Aurora has performed the last calculations. Our leader is ready to strike. Soon, Phaaze will sow a large number of Phazon Seeds. They will feel hundreds of Federation worlds. This blow may be the end of Phaaze, but our leader is without worry. For hundreds of live Phazon worlds will replace it. Until recently, Urtraghus was listed as planet SN-883, an inconspicuous world far from the boundaries of Federation space. We now know that a large armed force of space pirates is stationed there. The pirates call this planet Urtraghus, meaning "Large Booty". First scans were blocked by sophisticated jamming technology. We are currently awaiting a report from GF agents who were deployed in this sector. The fury of our leader is great. Many disciples have experienced her wrath since Urtraghus fell. However, despite our defeat, her confidence is unbroken. Soon the next phase of her campaign shall take effect against the Federation. Entry 07.004.8 The situation seems dire. The Federation and its rabid beast Aran have turned Urtraghus into a flaming field of debris. Our troops were driven out, and there is no message from Mistress Gandrayda. We fear she shares the fate of her comrades... struck down by the hands of the hunter. GFDF UT-009 However, secure bliptrans transmissions reveal worse. The Federation has taken possession of the flagship of our leader. They have the Leviathan. With its power, they can open a wormhole at any point in space... even the origin of all Phazon. Our spies tell us that they are preparing for the invasion. And yet we will not fear, for the great leader is with us! Entry 07.289.5

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Onslaught Urtraghus Lost Planet Urtraghus

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Entry: Space Pirate data decoded. Galactic Federation Datafile UT-009. Data moved to Logbook for review.

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Most likely toxic, due to the constant fall of acid rain and pollution.

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Pirate Homeworld Covenant ship

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The Pirate Homeworld is a planet visited by Samus Aran in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Originally thought to be the birthplace of all existing Space Pirates, the Metroid Prime Trilogy art booklet stated that it is one of the Space Pirate homeworlds. Though the planet is effectively unnamed in the other versions of Corruption, the Japanese version and unused text suggests the planet is named Urtraghus by the Space Pirates and Planet SN-883 by the Galactic Federation. Pirate Homeworld is the one hundred seventh issue of the series. The Pirate Homeworld is plagued by a steady stream of acid rain, harming any creature without proper protection. The planet was also hit by a Leviathan. What makes this case remarkable is that the Phazon corruption spread extraordinarily fast, possibly from the Space Pirate's interactions with the Seed. The Homeworld was also protected by a gigantic shield, which Samus Aran had to deactivate in order for the Federation's assault to commence. When the Leviathan was destroyed, the planet's corruption was stopped.

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