Its leaching attack had also increased exponentially, allowing it to absorb entire stocks of Energy Tanks within seconds.
Once it latched onto her, the Giant Metroid was impossible to remove due to its acquired immunity to Bombs and Power Bombs in fact, the mutant was invulnerable to all of Samus' weaponry, including the Ice Beam (the Metroid species' usual weakness). Its flying speed was far greater than that of a typical Metroid and could quickly catch up to prey such as Samus regardless of distance between them. Having gained four additional (albeit smaller) nuclei over the usual three, the giant Metroid had grown powerful enough to not only feed on common and enhanced lifeforms, but also immensely dangerous "boss" characters such as a Torizo and Mother Brain herself.
The baby latches on to Samus in the opening of Metroid: Other M However, a similar mutation was depicted in the gamebook Metroid: Zebes Invasion Order called the M=M. This abnormal growth never occurred with other Metroid specimens in Tourian fought in Metroid or its remake, Metroid: Zero Mission. The hatchling was restricted to its larval stage, but increased dramatically in size. However, an unnatural mutation occurred with Samus Aran's baby (the last surviving Metroid from SR388) when it was stolen and brought to planet Zebes by Ridley.
Normally, when a larva is located outside of the environment of SR388 (the species' homeworld), the different atmosphere, climate and possibly the lack of Aeion energy halts the Metroid's natural life cycle and the creature is never able to metamorphose into the Alpha stage or any of the subsequent ones. 6.1 Super Metroid Nintendo Player's Guide.
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