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How does the Dark World work?

This has been on my mind for a while now... why is the air so poisonous there? Why did the Ing outnumber the Luminoth so badly during the war? Why didn't it hurt Dark Samus?

My idea is that the Dark World was created from phazon. So the atmosphere contains traces of phazon, which would hurt anyone not native to the world... and explain why it didn't hurt Dark Samus... But I could be totally off...
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re: How does the Dark World work?

That actually makes alot of sence, i used to think the dark world was just an opposite created by the phazon meteor and therfore any thing from the light world would be hurt just existing in the dark world. But thaT dosent explain y dark samus didnt get hurt (assuming Dark Samus = metroid prime)
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re: How does the Dark World work?

If the Dark World is really a world of phazon, then does that mean that the Ing are the embodyment of Phazon itself? That's one theory, but I'm not sure how credible it is. Yeah, they can change forms, and possess things, making them stronger, much like Phazon does. They don't give off any Phazon Radiation, and they are harmed by light, which is NOT a Phazon property. And they also get stronger with exposure to Phazon, as shown by Emperor Ing. Can Phazon mutate Phazon?

Sorry, I'm just shooting out thoughts as I'm thinking of them. Why there was so many of them, I'm not sure. Anyway, there's a few things to think about.


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re: How does the Dark World work?

I dont think think Dark Aether is a world of phazon, it was just created by the interdimensional rift the phazon meteor caused, and in MP1 i remember scaning that creatures that arent tough enough would die from phazon, where as tougher creatures would be horribly mutated, and for some reason only emerperor ing was mutated, all the other ing came into contact with phazon many times, without any efect, so they are imune to phazon (with the exception of emperor ing). One more thing, if the ing are vulnerable to light, maybe it works the same way with light aether, they are weak agianst dark energy, so just existing in the dark world cause massive injury, just as if the ing tried to live in the light world, does that make any sence? Oh i forgot somthing, i at the begining i dont think the ing outnumbered the luminoth, but it seemed the ing could reproduce much faster, there fore the ing would very quickly out number the luminoth, and the ing also possedes luminoth, so that in itself would of reduced the luminoths numbers.

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re: How does the Dark World work?

So, the Ing reproduce rapidly, much like the X parasites, right? That would make a lot of sense. But how exactly were they created in the first place?



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re: How does the Dark World work?

It's mentionned several times in Luminoth lore that the Ing massively outnumbered the Luminoth for an unexplained reason.

The reason the don't get hurt in the Light World is because they use creatures/hosts to sheild them. Which is why you never see any type of Ing in the Light World that isn't possessing a creature.

If the Dark World was made of phazon, it wouldn't harm Dark Samus because she is made of phazon. It would only mutate her... which it did.
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re: How does the Dark World work?

Then again, who's to say Phazon isn't affected by light? I hate to resurrect the old Red Phazon/Blue Phazon debate, but it fits here. The red was sealed in the Impact Crater, which I remember as being fairly dark. The blue, however, was all over the surface, presumably exposed to light.


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re: How does the Dark World work?

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Then again, who's to say Phazon isn't affected by light? I hate to resurrect the old Red Phazon/Blue Phazon debate, but it fits here. The red was sealed in the Impact Crater, which I remember as being fairly dark. The blue, however, was all over the surface, presumably exposed to light.
... you bring up an excellent point there...

I never made that connection... that's pretty good.
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re: How does the Dark World work?

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Then again, who's to say Phazon isn't affected by light? I hate to resurrect the old Red Phazon/Blue Phazon debate, but it fits here. The red was sealed in the Impact Crater, which I remember as being fairly dark. The blue, however, was all over the surface, presumably exposed to light.


That makes sence, but then, why didnt we ever encounter red phazon in the dark world?
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re: How does the Dark World work?

Light crystals?
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re: How does the Dark World work?

That's a good theory, actually, but even with that, you would expect to at least see Red Phazon inside the Sanctum of the Sky Temple where Emperor Ing resided, since there were no Light Crystals. There was only Blue Phazon there as well.

I have a question. How is it that Samus' Arm Cannon was able to absorb Phazon for the Phazon Beam in the final battle without effecting her Power Suit?


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re: How does the Dark World work?

Maybe DS converted the phazon to a pure energy form, one that did not have the radioactive principles physical phazon has. Then the canon would handle it just like any other beam energy.




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I have a question. How is it that Samus' Arm Cannon was able to absorb Phazon for the Phazon Beam in the final battle without affecting her Power Suit?
It did affect her suit.

Remember how she lost her Light Suit upgrade? I always thought that it was because of the phazon she absorbed.
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re: How does the Dark World work?

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I have a question. How is it that Samus' Arm Cannon was able to absorb Phazon for the Phazon Beam in the final battle without affecting her Power Suit?
It did affect her suit.

Remember how she lost her Light Suit upgrade? I always thought that it was because of the phazon she absorbed.

No it didn't she lost the light suit because it was only like a rental suit and was part of the luminoth light holder thing. So once her mission was done she no longer needed it and gave it back to the luminoth.
Also she didn't absorb the phazon particles they just coated the power beam when she charged it
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Apr 07, 05 at 7:22am
re: How does the Dark World work?

What about the Dark Suit? She lost that as well.

I have a theory regarding that though. Its possible that the Dark Suit is really a part of Dark Aether. Like a concentrated form of Dark Energy from Dark Aether (remember she got it from Dark Amorbis), which is why it was able to protect her. Samus returned the Light Suit to the Energy Controllers, but when Dark Aether was destroyed, the Suit probably went along with it.

Samus also got the Dark Visor from a darkling, so its possible that she lost that as well with Dark Aether's destruction. She still kept the Annihilator along with the Light and Dark Beams. If I remember correctly though, the Annihilator was actually Luminoth technology, and Quadraxis wasn't a Darkling, but rather a really large machine.

The Phazon Particles coating the Charge Beam makes sense, but its still connected to her Arm Cannon until she launches it. So if it was radioactive Phazon, it should've still affected her somehow.


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