Zero Suit Samus Game APK - When Samus Aran is dressed in her Zero Suit, she goes by the moniker "Zero Suit Samus." In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, when Samus is a playable character with and without her Power Suit, the term "Zero Suit Samus" was first used. Playable in Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate are Zero Suit Samus and Metroid: Zero Mission and Metroid: Other M.
Additionally, Zero Suit Samus makes non-playable appearances in Metroid Prime Hunters' Special Ending, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes' Special Ending, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption's Intro, and Metroid: Samus Returns' Game Over.
The term "Zero Suit Samus" is used for the first time outside of Super Smash Bros. in the presale bonus for the game's Art Folio.
"My Zero Suit is the go-to costume when my Power Suit isn't active. This is all I have to fall back on when my equipment malfunctions, which is thankfully because the streamlined design allows for acrobatic movement and the Paralyzer is all I need to get out of tight circumstances.
Zero Suit Samus is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Samus is only wearing the Zero Suit after using the Zero Laser as her Final Smash, which causes her Power Suit to disintegrate. To start Zero Suit Samus instead, hold the corresponding shield button on the player's controller when on the character choosing screen. Similar to how Princess Zelda has an alter ego named Sheik with different skills, Zero Suit Samus serves as a separate combatant with her own weapons and fighting style. Zero Suit Samus is more susceptible, yet she is also quicker and more nimble, just like in the Metroid video games. She carries the Paralyzer, the moniker given to her backup pistol. The Grapple Beam she would have used with her Power Suit has been replaced by a Plasma Whip ability with the Paralyzer that she can use as both attacks and tether recoveries. Additionally, she may kick opponents with heavy damage as part of her down move, Flip Jump, which entails her jumping off the ground. The parts of Samus's Power Suit that are on the ground when Zero Suit Samus appears can be scooped up and hurled against opposing combatants. Power Suit Samus performs the Final Smash as Zero Suit Samus. It resembles the Crystal Flash in that it draws in close enemies and deals damage to them before blasting them away, although Samus is not healed in any manner by it. The Power Suit is restored after the attack is over.
Alesia Glidewell provides spoken dialogue for Zero Suit Samus in three taunts and one triumphant posture.
Samus initially appears breaking into the Subspace Army's base in her Zero Suit form in Adventure Mode: The Subspace Emissary. When she discovers Pikachu losing all of its energy, she releases it out of compassion and calls in an R.O.B. security unit to help. Pikachu offers thanks by helping Samus in her search. When she later finds her Power Suit, two Shadow Bug clones imitating her Power Suit are waiting for her. She is able to reclaim her power suit after defeating them, and it is used by default in later stages, though switching between forms is an option. In levels that can be cleared and levels where the player can select any character afterward, they can freely choose either form. "Zaro Suit Samus" is the incorrect spelling of her name on the character choice screen.
