And I also disagree with you I don't like Samus as a muscular person. To me looks awful I like Samus as very beautiful person to me she looks a lot better that way. also because she fits the type that I look for

Yeah that is fair tbh.

Now she just needs to be as thicc as in Smash 4, and we have a Samus body type for everyone.

The heels in Smash are supposed to be fun and flashy. She doesn’t have them in any actual Metroid title and they’re for the enjoyment of Smash being a party game.

I think the high heels have some sense. She does all these insane jumps and aerial combat, even in planets with different gravity, then, some kind of support for her abilities could be necessary. Smash ultimate does a great job showcasing this with all her agility, speed and kicks.

The heels are booster rockets. They are functional and fashionable. Lol

Actually the hair is brown, the green hair was intentional for the japanese players to distinguish the varia suit, as they unlock the zero suit mode after beating the game normally.

@@Densester That happens in the english version too, after you beat the game in under 3 hours, you restart the game without the suit. Justin Bailey was not a real cheat code.

The whole Justin Bailey thing was a coincidence on the cheat code menu, reason being is because the data values lined up with some random numbers in the game code.

@@RobinRhombus2 There is only one cheat code and that is NARPAS SWORD0 000000 000000. The code is not a valid password, but the password screen is hard coded to accept it for debugging purposes. other passwords like justin bailey, 20 20 (new game with swimsuit), and engage ridley are passwords that are accepted because their checksums (which take up the last two characters of the password) happen to be valid. You can see that because the last one crashes the game, and the reason that happens is because it sets the location to an illegal value. The game _could_ sanity check the spawn area value to make sure it's no higher than 4, just like Pacman could do a bounds check when rendering the HUD at the start of a level to avoid the level 256 bug, but it doesn't care. It only cares that the checksum matches, or that the password is "NARPAS SWORD0 000000 000000" (I'll get into more detail on that in the third paragraph). As for the password system, it's a 16-byte chunk of data with various bitfields and numbers contained (the location is 4-bit and the "game age" is 32-bit little endian, this takes up bytes 12-15 of 16 so if you look at the engage ridley password and see that the second to last group of four characters "ERFU", which represent the higher three bytes of the game age, are set to fairly high values, it's apparent why the password sets your game time ridiculously high. Frankly, even if it were "0001", that would still represent 16777216 time units), followed by a shift byte and a checksum byte. The shift byte controls how the 16 data bytes are bitshifted (this is for encryption), and the checksum byte is the sum of the 17 bytes before it. Since it's only one byte, it's mod 256. These 18 bytes are then taken and encoded in a 24-character base64 representation (8 bits per unit -> 6 bits per unit) and that's your password. Passwords can be contrived with the shift byte set to 0. Doing so results in an unencrypted password that would either never be generated by the game or have a 1 in 256 chance of being generated, but is still valid nonetheless. There is a version of engage ridley that doesn't crash the game. As you can imagine, all you have to do is change the spawn location to something valid and then change the checksum to account for it. That password is E7GAGE RIDLEY MOTHER FUCKEJ. I know that seems confusing if you happen to know that the location is stored in the 9th byte, which would be about halfway into the password, but that's because the shift byte is set to a relatively high value, so the location bits end up in the second character after the encryption step. btw in case you're wondering, the checksum for narpas is 63, or `0-` in the game's password charset. So a valid narpas password would be "NARPAS SWORD0 000000 00000-", although this results in the same effect, as from my experiments the game only seems to care that the password starts with "NARPAS SWORD0 0000". For instance, "NARPAS SWORD0 0000-U COCKXD" also submits. If you pay attention, you'll notice that the number of characters in "NARPASSWORD00000" is 16, exactly divisible by 4, so it's more than likely decoding the password back into bytes and first checking the first 12 bytes against this hardcoded data: 5CA6 D929 C720 61B3 4000 0000 (almost like a hash check) The first several bits in the password data are flags saying whether or not samus has collected items, so you _could_ change the password to "MARPAS SWORD0 000000 00000x" to force it to be interpreted as a password, and since changing M (010111) to N (010110) only affects one bit (the maru mari taken bit), that means that the morph ball is obtainable, and the password is otherwise identical to narpas. The `-` changes to an `x` as the first character only represents the first 6 bits of what will ultimately be the fist byte after decoding. Since there's a "gap" of 2 bits at the right end (which are filled with the first 2 bits of the second character), the change is multiplied by a factor of 4, ergo subtracting one from N means subtracting 4 from the checksum.

The checksum, in case you're wondering how one would calculate that by looking at the password: First gather up the characters. Since the 0's at the end don't add to the sum (they are zero), we don't care about anything after the first zero, as it brings the number of characters up to 12, which is divisible by 4 (4 6-bit values line up with 3 8-bit values, we need that "0" to complete the last byte). We're not dealing with ASCII, so the values are actually each character's offset from 0 in the password alphabet. That is, 0-9 A-Z a-z '?' and '-' all make up the values 0..63. N = 23 = 010111 A = 10 = 001010 R = 27 = 011011 P = 25 = 011001 A = 10 = 001010 S = 28 = 011100 S = 28 = 011100 W = 32 = 100000 O = 24 = 011000 R = 27 = 011011 D = 13 = 001101 0 = 0 = 000000 Now we need to regroup them into 8-bit bytes: 010111 00 10100110 11011001 001010 01 11000111 00100000 011000 01 10110011 01000000 make that easier to read by rewriting it as hex 5CA6 D929 C720 61B3 40 Then just add them together (it's the same as regular addition but you're working in base 16) 5C+A6+D9+29+C7+20+61+B3+40(+00+00+00+00+00+00+00+00) = 43F Truncate off the excess and we're left with 3F, which is 63 in decimal or 0011 1111 in binary, or `0-` in password characters. The first character can be changed by the last 4 bits of the shift byte, as those make up the first 4 bits of the 23rd password character, so being offset 2 bits to the left it could be any one of these 16 multiples of 4: 0-, 4-, 8-, C-, G-, K-, O-, S-, W-, a-, e-, i-, m-, q-, u-, y-. So if you see a Metroid password and the second to last character is one of [048CGKOSWaeimquy], then the stored checksum is the offset of the final password character from 0 (so a password ending in CF has a checksum of 15 while a password ending in DF has a checksum of 31), which is in no way useful--just trivia information that will live in your head rent free from now on. I am a programmer btw

Can't lie. I'd love to see that.

Thanks a lot dude. I honestly haven't played a lot of them in-depth, I'm kind of hoping they release a Prime Collection on Switch so I can enjoy it properly. Glad to hear this one was enjoyable, I was kind of worried it wasn't as good as the others because it took so long to make XD.

I just wonder what Ganon's upto

“Your majesty, Ganon and his minions have seized the island if Koradai!”

I was gonna a zelda but that deserves a hella yes

No

Ocarina of Time, hands down.

Oh for sure. It's basically a beefed up realistic version without as many bright colours... It'd obviously been planned for a while though so I guess I'm just surprised it didn't make it into smash brothers for cross promotion really!

Here's hoping dread stirs up more fans! Also I do thing that kind of bodysuit would help reduce chaffing from the armor. No matter what kind of padding might be in it the solid prices of the armor would still runs the wrong way. They really do need to add back her height and muscles though.

@@azidal3755 I agree about wearing something to protect against armor chafing and such. I think its because the Zero suit seems like its made of spandex with how shiny it looks, (which wouldn't be easy to breathe in) combined with its heels in a heavy power suit that makes it kind of ridiculous.

It’s Chozo tech. She ain’t gotta explain shit.

It's chozo technology that lets her call the suit if needed

The Artist Mark Flynn I don’t think you missed the ‘Mark’ Why do I do this Also, in Metroid 1, you can play as suit less Samus in a new game plus mode. Suit less Samus’s hair is only green when you get the Varia suit.

Best Doomguy Design? huh? just me? 😉

I agree but my favorite suit, is Samus Returns Varia Suit. Also it pisses me off Nintendo didn’t use the suit for Smash ultimate.

I like the Varia suit from Samus Returns, and the Zero Suit Samus design from Smash 4

Can certainly see the logic behind that think it's just personal preference for me. I don't like zero suit samus I would kill to see something more realistic though.

He needs some more games first... It'd just be a video full of fan art XD

His undertale and deltarune designs are actually completely identical lol

Spoilers :(

@@ArtistMarkFlynn oops sorry

EXACTLY THERE ARE THREE

spoils, i no play deltarune yet :'(

Would be a nice April Fool's

Need to find me that concept art! Will check it out!

@@ArtistMarkFlynn pbs.twimg.com/media/DWdliTWXUAA8Nep.jpg There you go

Yeah I love that one as well!

Cheers! Thanks for taking a chance and checking out a new channel!

I don't hate the ultimate design. I just think the heels are so silly. Just give her some flats and make her kick ass lol. Thanks for watching and the kind words!

Keep up your good content! And we all have different opinions, that's fine.

I like the idea of boots, I just...wish they were actually boots. The heels look clunky and the black and neon green is an odd choice considering her zero suit has red accents on it. Moreover, I just feel like big stompy combat boots would be more in line with her role and character rather than dainty heels. They could be awesome dark blue boots with red soles... That’s what I think.

The Zero Suit has red? What?

The Scared Llama those reddish-pinkish glowing accents on her chest, hands, and back

I actually did think that for the longest period of time! Glad I did my research as I ended up learning so much about the franchise.

Cheers buddy! Appreciate you taking the time to watch!

Hope you enjoy it!

Cheers LD!

I am disappointed 💯👍

You have your points on federation force but to be fair if they had announced prime 4 prior they would have avoided any negative backlash. It's a shame they weren't a bit more clever about it.

@@ArtistMarkFlynn Yeah, they could've held of FF for about a year so they could announce it alongside Prime 4 and Samus Returns (despite my distaste for the latter). I guess when [they] knew they were developing the next two games, they didn't expect such a huge backlash to what was a harmless game in their eyes.

Yeah. Harmless spin-offs are great, but not when it appears like you've given up on the rest of the franchise!

@@ArtistMarkFlynn not wrong! I just think it's fair to approach the game on its own terms now, since it's already been 3 years and all.

Also it's intimidating to a horrifying level.

Cheers man! Appreciate that. Good suggestions too!

The downside to me being a metroid prime n00b 😂

pretty much owe your childhood snes for most of these memories tbh

i love you

Thank you Terry

Thanks a lot man! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the support as always :)

@@ArtistMarkFlynn No problem! You totally deserve it.

What do you like about it?

As for regular ole Samus, I quite like what Samus Returns did. It brought back some of the former muscle to Samus while not overdoing it in the process. A good balance between her old school Super Metroid look and the more modern design that has been around since Fusion or Zero Mission.

Not to mention the suit is proportioned to her body, rather than the modern versions where it appears to spread her shoulder placement so far apart only a gorilla can fit inside.

Good point actually. I can see that!

"how frustrating it is that Nintendo still hasn't made any chronological sequels to Fusion" Welp.

@@Dr.Pootis I'm so happy to be retroactively wrong.

Would love to see a hand drawn one too. That'd be very cool.