About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 34. Chapters: Airthorn, Amorbis, B-Stl, Battleground, Bitter Well, Bladepod, Blueroot Tree, Brinstone, Corrupted Temple Security Station, Crossroads, Dark Agon Energy Controller, Dark Agon Temple, Dark Agon Wastes, Dark Agon Wastes, Dark Controller Access, Dark Oasis, Dark Preed, Dark Sphere, Dark Splinter, Dark Temple Key, Dark Transit Station, Darkling Tentacle, Denzium, Doomed Entry, Double Path, Duelling Range, Energy Controller, Feeding Pit, Feeding Pit Access, Flying Ing Cache, Green Hatch, Hall of Stairs, Ing Cache 1, Ing Cache 2, Ing Cache 4, Ing Webtrap, Ingclaw, Inglet, Judgment Pit, Jump Guardian, Junction Site, Light Beam, Lightbringer, Luminoth Supply Transport, Lumite, Nightbarb, Oasis Access, Phazon Site, Pirate Commando, Portal Access, Portal Site, Safe Zone, Save Station 1, Save Station 2, Save Station 3, Sky Temple Key, Sonic Boom, Space Jump Boots, Space Pirate, Tree, Trial Grounds, Trial Tunnel, Warrior's Walk, Warrior Ing, Watering Hole, Webling. Excerpt: This article is in need of one or more images, or the image(s) used is/are not of a satisfactory quality.You can help Wikitroid by adding a preexisting image or by uploading a new one. A close-up of an Airthorn. An Airthorn is an aerial enemy from Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. A flock of Airthorns is observed in one room only, the Dark Transit Station, and cannot be scanned in normal gameplay for the reason being that Samus is moving through a tunnel in Morph Ball and cannot access her Scan Visor when they pass by. When accessing a Secret World in the same room however, Samus, now in her bipedal form, can scan the flying mechanoids and read their information. Airthorns are not stored in her logbook since they are not meant to be scanned, though the well detailed information suggests they were originally planned to be. These mechanisms were created by the Luminoth during the war against the Ing to patrol airspace befor...
