That doesn't make any sense as a response to what I said. I am disappoint.
Agreed. The high heeled boots are pretty silly, though.
please PM the link to the original art. thanks.
That doesn't make any sense as a response to what I said. I am disappoint.
Agreed. The high heeled boots are pretty silly, though.
Can't she just materialize her suit around her?
.please PM the link to the original art. thanks.
Other M. It should not be acknowledged and its content is not relevant to the plot of Zero Mission, which happens much earlier (it's a remake or Metroid 1, so...).
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.This remains my favorite rendition of Samus.
Can't she just materialize her suit around her?
Are people really complaining about the actual ZSS design?
This remains my favorite rendition of Samus.
The new face, the heels, the Zero Suit design, it all screams fanservice. And it seems to be becoming the defacto new representation of Samus. Bleh.
I hope my mom doesn't see my anime and manga collection......A woman character design is good as long as you aren't ashamed of playing it in front of other ppl (women, kids, elders or anybody). For example som DOA oufits are terrible for both men and women eyes.
Fixed. I'm not a woman but I would be annoyed if someone claimed to be speaking for my entire gender.
Never played Other M. Almost positive we see her suit materialize in one of the Prime games, and looks like it was in that official Zero Mission prequel manga, as well.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
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That's not blashemous, that's awesome! Do you know the name of the artist?
Edit: Reverse image search just coughs up dubious wallpaper sites and pinterests I'm not sure about.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
They gave boxing shorts to a kung fu fighter, lol.Ouch. That Chun li is terribad.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
AgentScarlet from DeviantArtThat's not blashemous, that's awesome! Do you know the name of the artist?
Edit: Reverse image search just coughs up dubious wallpaper sites and pinterests I'm not sure about.
That's what's actually really bizarre about the ZSS design. It is entirely generic. Samus basically looks like any other blonde woman in a body-suit. There's nothing remotely special about about design and nothing that screams bounty hunter.I'd take this over the ZSS design in a heartbeat. ZSS is awful. She went from an enigmatic bounty hunter in MP to some generic blonde model for fan-service purposes.
To be fair, MP was the exception. Bikini Samus was a thing from day one.I'd take this over the ZSS design in a heartbeat. ZSS is awful. She went from an enigmatic bounty hunter in MP to some generic blonde model for fan-service purposes.
I'd take this over the ZSS design in a heartbeat. ZSS is awful. She went from an enigmatic bounty hunter in MP to some generic blonde model for fan-service purposes.
That was a recent 'development' by Sakomoto with the whole 'she manifests it with willpower, so when she loses control, it fades', as part of what happens in Other M.
It has been observed on many occasions that the methods which Samus uses to remove the Power Suit is to have it dematerialize with a bright flash. When the suit is inactive, Samus is able to retain the upgrades within herself until it becomes active again (observed in the events of Metroid: Zero Mission.) But it has also been observed that she can have it materialize at will, (seen several times taking place in the origins manga, once at the beginning of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and at the start of Metroid: Other M) suggesting that this suit is not meant to be dismantled to be removed like regular armor, and that it is somehow put on or taken off by using an energy-to-matter reaction (it also has been shown that at least the helmet can be removed manually, as Samus demonstrates this in some of the special endings in the series).
I might be misremembering then, sorry. The Prime Trilogy has been idling in my Wii U menu for quite a while so I'll look out for that when I get the chance to replay them.
But still, the suit loses power in Zero Mission. She doesn't not wear it because it's gone but because it's become useless.
As pointed out earlier in the thread, the character was always depicted as being somewhat fan-servicey under that armor, going back to the original NES game.
Fair enough but her rendition in MP was fantastic. That's why I'm disappointed. It's a regression.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
My favorite redesign is one that fans of the series would find blasphemous. I think it makes her actually look like a bounty hunter.
Fair enough but her rendition in MP was fantastic. That's why I'm disappointed. It's a regression.
I'm probably going to get flak for this, but do some of you guys seriously not like having any fan service here and there? I don't mean games like Dead Or Alive and Soul Calibur that get well into the realm of totally ridiculous, of course, but Metroid is nothing like that.
That's fair I guess. It definitely might clash with the "Metroid" vision of the future.I like this, but much like the other design from the article, it doesn't seem futuristic enough to me. Or at least, futuristic in the Metroid sense. That looks like how Samus Aran would be depicted in Star Wars or something.
Cool stuff, looks like "Metroid: Star Wars Edition".
Japanese character design versus American character design.
I'm probably going to get flak for this, but do some of you guys seriously not like having any fan service here and there? I don't mean games like Dead Or Alive and Soul Calibur that get well into the realm of totally ridiculous, of course, but Metroid is nothing like that.
Adorable biker overalls Samus
I think that's beside the point actually. ZSS is not "here or there." She's become, I would argue, the defacto representation of Samus in games. It would be one thing if Samus was always the way she was in the SNES games at the very end where her suit comes off. But there's a fantastic design for Samus and ZSS isn't it. ZSS is pretty uninspired and is clearly meant to be fanservice.
The Pheonix image on the left reminds me of Underworld-era Kate Beckinsale though. So it instantly wins.
Understood, I was simply using that as a point against the "she wears this because it's easier to put the armor on" reason.
But there's a fantastic design for Samus and ZSS isn't it. ZSS is pretty uninspired and is clearly meant to be fanservice.
I don't agree with that at all. Armored Samus always gets "top billing." And I'm asking if you're bothered by the fan service.
So these are just the same characters but with more clothes that doesn't even make sense. Why would Peach wear all that clothing when she's a princess who supposed to be wearing a royal dress? Why would Phoenix wear that bothersome dress when she needs to fly around and have aerodynamic clothes? Why would Zero Suit Samus be wearing baggy clothing when she needs to wear tight clothing to fit under the armour? This goes to show you they have no idea the story behind some of these characters.
I'm sorry. It hurts my eyes to.Can we please not post any Greg Land art in here? My eyes thank you.