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It's based on the Other M suit, but gets rid of the plastic-y feel and adds some much-needed detailing and a metallic sheen. Still kinda smooth and bland, but a marked improvement over Other M.
It's based on the Other M suit, but gets rid of the plastic-y feel and adds some much-needed detailing and a metallic sheen. Still kinda smooth and bland, but a marked improvement over Other M.
I also feel like there will be another one; the white suit was shown on Nintendo JP's website, and it's not like them to show everything like that.
I also feel like there will be another one; the white suit was shown on Nintendo JP's website, and it's not like them to show everything like that.
Many people are unaware that there's even a difference between Prime 1 and 2's Varia Suits. But Prime 2 tweaked the design it in various ways to end up with what is absolutely the best look the suit has ever had.
I'm going to need a few posts to go over why it's so amazing.
Many people are unaware that there's even a difference between Prime 1 and 2's Varia Suits. But Prime 2 tweaked the design it in various ways to end up with what is absolutely the best look the suit has ever had.
I'm going to need a few posts to go over why it's so amazing.
Prime's Varia Suit corrupted by Phazon. It sports a very dark black-and-silver color scheme with a red visor and highlights, as well as a vignette around the suit in-game that shows the Phazon radiation literally... well, radiating off of it. This would be #1, if not for...
Prime's Varia Suit corrupted by Phazon. It sports a very dark black-and-silver color scheme with a red visor and highlights, as well as a vignette around the suit in-game that shows the Phazon radiation literally... well, radiating off of it. This would be #1, if not for...
Prime's Varia Suit is not without its flaws. Mostly, the head and visor are too rounded, and the segments between the armor's plates are a bit poorly defined; but it approached perfection of the design.
Prime's Varia Suit is not without its flaws. Mostly, the head and visor are too rounded, and the segments between the armor's plates are a bit poorly defined; but it approached perfection of the design.
I'll talk more about Prime's Varia Suit design in a moment, but its Gravity Suit is a perfect alternative. With a duller color scheme than most of the Gravity Suits in the series, with bright light blue highlights and visor, it has a very clean look, especially underwater.
I'll talk more about Prime's Varia Suit design in a moment, but its Gravity Suit is a perfect alternative. With a duller color scheme than most of the Gravity Suits in the series, with bright light blue highlights and visor, it has a very clean look, especially underwater.
A Zero Mission exclusive that didn't exist in the original Metroid, this was, chronologically, the first time Samus acquired her "full-powered suit" that she'd wear for the rest of the series. Slightly more embellished than Super Metroid's, and ranks higher for it.
A Zero Mission exclusive that didn't exist in the original Metroid, this was, chronologically, the first time Samus acquired her "full-powered suit" that she'd wear for the rest of the series. Slightly more embellished than Super Metroid's, and ranks higher for it.
There isn't much to say about this one. It's the same as what you just saw above, only with the usual Varia Suit colors. Fantastic, but not without room for improvement.
There isn't much to say about this one. It's the same as what you just saw above, only with the usual Varia Suit colors. Fantastic, but not without room for improvement.
The first appearance of the Gravity Suit in game order release. The image provided is also a fan mock-up, a color edit of the Varia Suit art. It's everything the Varia Suit should be, with what would become an iconic color scheme for the Gravity Suit. No notes, great design.
The first appearance of the Gravity Suit in game order release. The image provided is also a fan mock-up, a color edit of the Varia Suit art. It's everything the Varia Suit should be, with what would become an iconic color scheme for the Gravity Suit. No notes, great design.
While I bemoaned a bit of the mechanical bulk of Samus Returns's other suits, I think it fits the Gravity Suit very well, between the darker color scheme and, again, the implication that each suit upgrade builds upon what's underneath it. Very good design overall.
While I bemoaned a bit of the mechanical bulk of Samus Returns's other suits, I think it fits the Gravity Suit very well, between the darker color scheme and, again, the implication that each suit upgrade builds upon what's underneath it. Very good design overall.
It's actually impressive that the iconic Varia Suit design was nearly perfected all the way back at Metroid 2. It's got its flaws, but this overall look would become the basis that all of Samus's future suits were designed after.
It's actually impressive that the iconic Varia Suit design was nearly perfected all the way back at Metroid 2. It's got its flaws, but this overall look would become the basis that all of Samus's future suits were designed after.
The Varia Suit upgrade in Dread builds onto the Power Suit's redesign, while restoring some of the iconic color scheme. The white body and sinewy-looking underlayer helps it maintain its weakened look, which keeps its unique feel compared to other Varia Suits.
The Varia Suit upgrade in Dread builds onto the Power Suit's redesign, while restoring some of the iconic color scheme. The white body and sinewy-looking underlayer helps it maintain its weakened look, which keeps its unique feel compared to other Varia Suits.
The lore behind this suit is that Samus's Power Suit from Fusion is slowly recovering its form after the events of that game. It wonderfully blends the organic look of Fusion's suits with a more standard overall shape, and has a wonderfully angular shape to the visor.
The lore behind this suit is that Samus's Power Suit from Fusion is slowly recovering its form after the events of that game. It wonderfully blends the organic look of Fusion's suits with a more standard overall shape, and has a wonderfully angular shape to the visor.
Dread's suits looked great overall, and I'll talk about them more shortly. But what really harms this one is the shoulders, with the iconic ridges appearing thicker and hollow, giving it an incomplete look despite being the most upgraded suit Samus receives in Dread.
Dread's suits looked great overall, and I'll talk about them more shortly. But what really harms this one is the shoulders, with the iconic ridges appearing thicker and hollow, giving it an incomplete look despite being the most upgraded suit Samus receives in Dread.
The polar opposite of the Dark Suit. The Light Suit is Luminoth technology, and its overall look encapsulates that very well, with moth-like features, monochrome color, and a smooth, pale, almost delicate appearance. Great design and even better with the lore supporting it.
The polar opposite of the Dark Suit. The Light Suit is Luminoth technology, and its overall look encapsulates that very well, with moth-like features, monochrome color, and a smooth, pale, almost delicate appearance. Great design and even better with the lore supporting it.
Before Dread and the Metroid Suit, Fusion was the first game to incorporate Metroid DNA into Samus, and Metroid design elements into her suit. The blue and yellow look is eye-catching and visually pleasing, especially with the pinker shade to her helmet and chestplate.
Before Dread and the Metroid Suit, Fusion was the first game to incorporate Metroid DNA into Samus, and Metroid design elements into her suit. The blue and yellow look is eye-catching and visually pleasing, especially with the pinker shade to her helmet and chestplate.
Comparatively, the Gravity Suit's cooler colors fit quite nicely. It's still lacking a bit in the contrast department, but the colors work great with the later environments in Fusion where you acquire it.
Comparatively, the Gravity Suit's cooler colors fit quite nicely. It's still lacking a bit in the contrast department, but the colors work great with the later environments in Fusion where you acquire it.
Fusion's suits are all the exact same shape, only differing in color. The "Omega Suit" matches Samus's iconic color scheme, but the lack of color contrast hurts the already slim and toned down shape of the suit. Still miles better than Fusion's Varia Suit, at least.
Fusion's suits are all the exact same shape, only differing in color. The "Omega Suit" matches Samus's iconic color scheme, but the lack of color contrast hurts the already slim and toned down shape of the suit. Still miles better than Fusion's Varia Suit, at least.
The Dark Suit is VERY unique among Samus's suit designs. It has the classic silhouette of the Varia Suit, but looks rougher and less sophisticated than her usual suits, as if made of crude salvaged metal. Quite fitting for its use in the much more primordial Dark Aether.
The Dark Suit is VERY unique among Samus's suit designs. It has the classic silhouette of the Varia Suit, but looks rougher and less sophisticated than her usual suits, as if made of crude salvaged metal. Quite fitting for its use in the much more primordial Dark Aether.
The first proper Varia Suit we've seen so far on this list. The Varia Suit's iconic shoulders are here, but they feel oddly disjointed from the rest of the suit, and the suit has an overly bulky feel in parts. Very solid though, and only comparatively falls short.
The first proper Varia Suit we've seen so far on this list. The Varia Suit's iconic shoulders are here, but they feel oddly disjointed from the rest of the suit, and the suit has an overly bulky feel in parts. Very solid though, and only comparatively falls short.