Samus can then proceed to collect the Varia Suit. These drop additional Parasites to the left, which quickly devour another Tangle Vine Fruit. Samus must quickly jump across these and to a ledge above, then lay a Bomb to destroy a line of blocks. From there are three additional blocks in midair, which are Pit Blocks that crumble after a second of being stood on. Samus must make use of her Power Grip and Morph Ball to safely navigate this until she drops to a smaller platform above the acid. Touching the fruit with the Parasites attached to her will cause them to eat the fruit until it explodes, clearing a path.Ī roughly "W-shaped" group of pillars and platforms is found above the acid, with a Pit Block in between each pillar. Parasites will automatically drop to the left of the fruit and destroy them both, clearing a path for Samus. When Samus enters the room, she finds two Tangle Vine Fruits in the way. The room is partially filled with a pool of acid, which is corrosive to the touch without the Varia Suit. The corridor is now constructed out of solid blue metal or other material, with small sections of natural rock found near the exit and in the floor. The remake Zero Mission expands the room and implements a navigation puzzle. Both doors are positioned on metal walkways, raised above the floor by a single pillar each. In the original game, this room is a straightforward corridor, identical to two other corridors in Brinstar, all of which consist of blue pipes. In both games, this room connects to the chamber with the Varia Suit, and is entered from the corridor-connecting room in upper Brinstar. 5.1 Metroid: Zero Mission: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide.
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