I love how murder is disallowed, but perpetually freezing your enemies, leaving them alive but conscious presumably until the end of time, is a consequence-free move
It's like that one image where the batman keeps a quadruple amputated joker stuck to a hospital bed in the batcave because it's not murder and thus moral
Nintendo: “So, we made this game about how committing genocide is bad and how the Metroids were actually just exploited for awful ends with no input of their own.” Gamechamp: “Golly, I’d better follow your advice then.” Nintendo: “Wait, now that’s not-“
Is that really what M2 was about? It was a good ending, until more than a decade later, Fusion revealed that the genocide had dire consequences. Then the solution of course is to do more genocide AND destroy the entire planet this time.
Don't forget the sequel game where it turns out Samus blindly genociding a species she knew nothing about was the dumbest thing she could have done, and all she accomplished was to remove the only predator of an even more dangerous species.
@@exorphitusI disagree, I still think that Samus killing all the metroids was right. The end of fusion and all of dread show it. In Fusion, Samus is at her weakest, possibly ever. Yet she still beats every boss in the game. The robot security guard, the X parasites, SA-X... and gets ONESHOT by an omega metroid. The game was trying to remind you that metroids are scary, terrifying creatures. Yes, baby metroid was a legend and an absolute unit for fucking up mother brain, but most metroids that aren't raised with love and care are going to end up as monsters. Dread also shows the other issue with leaving metroids alive: even if they were all great, they'd be kidnapped and cloned forever. Sylux tried to kidnap one. Mother brain and the space pirates kidnapped one. Raven beak was going to kidnap at least one. And ONE metroid is enough to probably destroy a planet on it's own (bar nukes or some similar weaponry). X parasites are awful, but they can be contained. Samus did it, Raven beak did it. But metroids? You can't really contain them, and as much as it sucks, every metroid (including the baby) needed to die for the good of every other living creature.
@@PineappleFlau I imagine Samus is trying not to destroy the planets natural ecosystem. Samus may mostly be known for fighting. She probably cares about nature. It seems like the Chozo would, and she is effectively the Chozos legacy! Also it make Fusion all the more tragic, she destroyed the ecosystem by killing the X parasites sole Predator.
@@vivil2533 presumably in the later games, she figured that she doesn't have to worry about upsetting the ecosystem if it no longer exists, hence the "every planet you leave detonates" current arc.
@@blakksheep736 well the only planet she "left intact" became infested by the most dangerous creature in the known universe, that almost killed her even, so maybe it's for the best.
'6:10 - It stopped existing before it had a chance to die'. This may be the most unintentionally funny line I've heard, loaded with philosophical meaning even.
And when RUclips needed her the most, she returned. Fun fact, I did complete a Kirby's Adventure minimalist pacifist challenge - and it was a "True" one, you CAN beat that game by only killing mandatory bosses and minibosses [killing as in defeating them in a way that awards you points]. There are a couple really tricky sections but they ARE beatable. There is but a single extra star block you need to break at a certain point to give yourself space to dodge a certain enemy, but besides that I don't think it can be refined any further. But piecing the gameplay videos together is quite a nightmare, no pun intended.
I thought the story for this one was gonna be "Samus was tasked with killing all the Metroids, but she isn't here to kill anything _else_ on SR388!" But I very much enjoyed the quick TAS overview!
Honestly the check for game completion is kinda amazing from a game developing perspective. Making a ship asset which works pretty much like a normal refill station would've been a waste of time, so they just added the refill stations inside the tiles of the ship, but then since the ship isn't an actual object the game couldn't check for "entering ship", so they probably did the next best thing and checked the kill count at the missile refill stations Props to them for saving cartridge space in such a weird way
There's something really funny about how the most scuffed game completion trigger in the 8 and 16-bit era one could think of is actually one of the most bulletproof of it's kind.
Oh, Gamerchamp-chan, I've missed you! Metroid II was actually the first Metroid I ever played and beat. And I think I accidentally sequence broke the game; as a young girl, I couldn't find any other Metroids to kill, so using the several etanks I found I swiftly made my way through an acid/lava-filled area and found new stuff to kill. Looking forward to the Minimalist Pacifist Run in Super Metroid, and the Damageless Run in the next Rock Man game!
samus: i hope my pacifism towards anything not a metroid won't bite me in the ass down the line- *x-parasite awakens offscreen and eats the nearest homoad* *awkward laugh as samus departs for ceres to continue her mostly-pacifist bounty hunting while sr-388 becomes a nightmarish warped parody of itself due to the x mimicks becoming the dominant species*
@@screenwatcher949 From the channel's about section: "I'm a non-binary completionist-focused gamer who makes videos testing the limits of games with challenges, analyzing game design, and making really dumb jokes." Uses she/they? I think? 'She' at least. Has referred to herself as 'Ms. GameChamp' in prior videos.
It is extremely funny that the next fastest time for low% on the M2 leaderboards after behemoth's run is by a guy with several 2D Metroid WRs under his belt, and yet it's 7 and a half hours slower. Almost the entirety of that run was on the Metroid Queen fight, and watching it happen live was like watching someone lose their grip on reality. Congrats on this incredible achievement.
There are two minimalist runs of Super Metroid that don't involve major glitches (going through walls, activating debug codes, or simultaneous Spazer+Plasma): 14% Ice and 14% Speed. But there's also a different type of minimalist run that seems *entirely* your style: the No Boss MiniBoss (NBMB) run. Collect as many items as possible without defeating any boss or mini-boss. Back when I originally did an NBMB on console, it was possible to get 73% of all items without fighting any bosses. (I did 72% because there's one power bomb that's a *massive pain*.) This involves, among other things, going through almost all of Lower Norfair without the Varia Suit (because no Kraid) or Gravity Suit (because no Phantoon) or Space Jump (because no Draygon). It also involves traversing major parts of Maridia without the Gravity Suit. Today, thanks to some new discoveries, it's possible to get a bit more than that: you can break into the Plasma room, and with Plasma you can get behind Crocomire to get its energy tank without defeating it. There may be additional items as well. This brought new life to what was already one of my favorite games, added some very interesting and satisfying challenges, and seems like exactly the kind of play style that you seem to enjoy.
Oh boy, Metroid II: Return of Samus! I can’t wait for Gamerchamp to play Metroid: Samus Returns, but only after she plays Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, Metroid Prime, Metroid: Zero Mission, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, Metroid Prime Pinball, Metroid Prime Hunters, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid: Other M and Metroid Prime: Federation Force, of course. 🙂
"Metroid Prime Pinball" Metroid is probably the ONLY game series (along with Super Monkey Ball) where a pinball spin-off would barely be a spin-off at all, since rolling a ball is already a game mechanic 💀 Edit: I just thought about Katamari Damacy, but in that game you're not "the" ball, you're just moving a ball around, so it's not the same.
I re-downloaded AM2R and am currently close to beating it again thanks to this video. Never forgot how much better it was than the official remake but i did forget how fun it was.
Absolutely not! I've seen some insane challenges on this channel, but I'm not masochistic enough to even conceive of how much more masochism would be required to even attempt such a challenge, let alone finish it. Congratulations, and I will now be running as far away from the house before Gamechamp collapses into singularity of self-inflicted pain.
This video just brought back memories of me trying to beat this game many times as a kid and always failing because I got lost. I never have beaten this game.
I love, explaining the final boss fight, it seemed impossibly difficult, then when she executed the plan (and the metroid queen) she made it look super easy!
That final battle was beautiful. The final bomb had me thinking it might be a death and there would be a second battle where you won. Very clutch, bigly skillful.
Awesome to see another ongoing series come into existence on VG Myths, right next to Rockman hitless and Ratchet wrench-only. I'm curious to see whether you include the remainder of the Metroid 2 trilogy and the 3D games. Also, the Metroid Queen fight was absolutely insane.
I think Gamechamp is the only creator who's patreon shootouts I watch. I dunno, it just feels right. Plus all her patrons that have decided to come together to make her say interesting things are basically the co-host of the show at this point. I hope there comes a time where her patron list occupies the better half of the video. That is the final form I envision for Ms Champ's videos.
the patreon section of videos started getting so long at one point she actually had to raise the tier for vocal shoutouts bc one time it was like 1/3rd of a 10 minute video. which the support for her is absolutely deserved
Im really glad to see that here lately youve been putting out more content, Champ. Double glad that its still high quality content and not some lower quality stuff just to appease the algorithm. I hope that doing so isn’t putting any more of a strain on you/your sanity than the expected loss of sanity that comes with attempting runs like this.
most underrated Metroid game and i mean that in the most literal sense possible, people sometimes call it the worst when Other M and the first game exist, and it’s probably better than Pinball and Federation Force
Man, I love that completion flag. There's no way the devs ever imagined this run would be a thing and probably just did it out of necessity, but I could still hear them saying "Oh, you thought you were slick, huh?"
WHOA. a video so soon and i wasn't honestly ready. I was expecting like a month or so for one of thee but, heck. Putting the DnD on hold. Video watched, I'm glad to seen all of this. its perfect. but I also wish I knew that cheese on my first run. woulda saved me the trouble back then.
The whole time, I was worried there was some last-minute twist where you DONT have to kill every metroid due to some ludicrous glitch, but this one seems leagues simpler than the first one thank goodness
I wasn't expecting a new Gamechamp video so soon after that banger of a KH video (I will never play KH in my life). Pleasantly surprised to open yt and see this vid pop up on the feed. Hope you're doing well!
this. this was actually my first metroid game. super metroid was long out when i played it. also the literal story is the near-genocide of the metroids.
Ah, the sequel to the Yoshi’s Island tactic of committing attempted murder but running away before your enemy passes away so they haven’t legally died.
I love how murder is disallowed, but perpetually freezing your enemies, leaving them alive but conscious presumably until the end of time, is a consequence-free move
It's like that one image where the batman keeps a quadruple amputated joker stuck to a hospital bed in the batcave because it's not murder and thus moral
I’m crying, this is literally the resolution the Doctor Who season 11 finale goes for 😭😭
peace, love, and plants! /ref
Eh, Samus will destroy the whole damn planet in a few years anyways. That is, for the animals who didn’t get turned into X even earlier
@@cosmicjenny4508To be fair good old Mr. Tim Shaw did murder... so it's not immoral, it's just him being sentenced to prison
I can’t believe every copy of Metroid 2 comes with a roll of duct tape, in case the one in your Game Boy comes undone.
I need to hunt down one then, the batteries on my gameboy have been hanging loose for years and that's not even a euphemism.
"Metroid 2, return of Samus, is the first game in the Metroid 2 series."
I thought that was a misspeak but then I remembered the remake.
Clever.
And AM2R before it
metroid 2, my favourite trilogy
Yeah, so glad the fans made a remake since Nintendo would never.
@@ArtemisAYO samus returns is good though??
@@Nieveria it's only so-so, like 6/10
A real pacifist knows when taking 47 lives is necessary. Thank you for doing what needed to be done.
oh hey, my other favorite trans girl challenge runner!
@@sageblu2283 the two best - simplychamp and gamersnaps
Like killing 47 guards to get the classic suit of the hitman series, as agent 47
OH SIMPLY SNAPS HIIIII~
Hiii Snaps ❤😊
Can YOU Metroid 2 beat the return of samus minimalist pacifist challenge?
what the
I most certainly cannot sir bomberguy
I don’t know can I?
i bet if i did, my mother would be very proud
@@wigwumpwormwood I feel like I just saw Benoît Blanc hanging out in a random club.
26:50 Nothing is quite as satisfying as hearing her triumphant "I don't have to play this game anymore!" laugh.
Well, it's "hahaha, run is over!" but yes very cathartic
note: maybe your referring to the strem I have not watched it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The way you use the word "legally" like a weapon is sending me
Classic Gamechamp. She's TECHNICALLY not a lawyer, but shhh, don't tell the games that!
Gamechamp is legally not a lawyer
Nintendo: “So, we made this game about how committing genocide is bad and how the Metroids were actually just exploited for awful ends with no input of their own.”
Gamechamp: “Golly, I’d better follow your advice then.”
Nintendo: “Wait, now that’s not-“
Is that really what M2 was about? It was a good ending, until more than a decade later, Fusion revealed that the genocide had dire consequences.
Then the solution of course is to do more genocide AND destroy the entire planet this time.
Don't forget the sequel game where it turns out Samus blindly genociding a species she knew nothing about was the dumbest thing she could have done, and all she accomplished was to remove the only predator of an even more dangerous species.
@@exorphitus its literally not her fault
Skibidi toilet
@@exorphitusI disagree, I still think that Samus killing all the metroids was right. The end of fusion and all of dread show it.
In Fusion, Samus is at her weakest, possibly ever. Yet she still beats every boss in the game. The robot security guard, the X parasites, SA-X... and gets ONESHOT by an omega metroid. The game was trying to remind you that metroids are scary, terrifying creatures. Yes, baby metroid was a legend and an absolute unit for fucking up mother brain, but most metroids that aren't raised with love and care are going to end up as monsters.
Dread also shows the other issue with leaving metroids alive: even if they were all great, they'd be kidnapped and cloned forever. Sylux tried to kidnap one. Mother brain and the space pirates kidnapped one. Raven beak was going to kidnap at least one. And ONE metroid is enough to probably destroy a planet on it's own (bar nukes or some similar weaponry). X parasites are awful, but they can be contained. Samus did it, Raven beak did it. But metroids? You can't really contain them, and as much as it sucks, every metroid (including the baby) needed to die for the good of every other living creature.
This unlocks the ending where a small white dog becomes ruler of SR388 and inexplicably makes the world perfect for everyone.
I get it!
I THINK I get it. Think.
perhaps we are thinking of different games...
Toby, is that you?
I thought this was a Silent Hill reference but no, that was a Shiba Inu
Hi Gamerchamp, thanks for welcoming me back to VG Myths
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So true
@@p-__Gamerchamp*
this is probably the game where the pacifist run has the most ludonarrative dissonance
To be fair, Samus was only sent there to kill Metroids. If anything this is the MOST lore-accurate playthrough.
@@PineappleFlau I imagine Samus is trying not to destroy the planets natural ecosystem.
Samus may mostly be known for fighting. She probably cares about nature. It seems like the Chozo would, and she is effectively the Chozos legacy!
Also it make Fusion all the more tragic, she destroyed the ecosystem by killing the X parasites sole Predator.
"The other enemies are fine, but the -fish- metroids have sinned."
@@vivil2533 presumably in the later games, she figured that she doesn't have to worry about upsetting the ecosystem if it no longer exists, hence the "every planet you leave detonates" current arc.
@@blakksheep736 well the only planet she "left intact" became infested by the most dangerous creature in the known universe, that almost killed her even, so maybe it's for the best.
we love a good gamechamp3000 "if it doesn't exist, it can't die"
'6:10 - It stopped existing before it had a chance to die'.
This may be the most unintentionally funny line I've heard, loaded with philosophical meaning even.
I think this is the first time that "programmed on duct tape" actually _prevented_ silly cheese.
Love a gamechamp video alongside a bowl of duct tape and a nice tall glass of double sided duct tape
I'll stick with my 47 lattes, thanks.
Pacifist Genocide, my favorite Undertale run.
But this isn't undertale.
@@tibby4503
We all know Metroid for the Nintendo Entertainment System was programmed with Undertale
@@An_Entire_Lime man I'm dead💀
@@An_Entire_Lime *metroid ii for the gameboy entertainment system
@@dazcarrr The first game in the Metroid 2 series
"It stopped existing before it had the chance to die" Probably one of the most metal things I've ever heard.
Right along with "Kill it before it exists" from a previous episode. One of the Rockman games.
That's just an abortion, isn't it?
And when RUclips needed her the most, she returned.
Fun fact, I did complete a Kirby's Adventure minimalist pacifist challenge - and it was a "True" one, you CAN beat that game by only killing mandatory bosses and minibosses [killing as in defeating them in a way that awards you points]. There are a couple really tricky sections but they ARE beatable. There is but a single extra star block you need to break at a certain point to give yourself space to dodge a certain enemy, but besides that I don't think it can be refined any further.
But piecing the gameplay videos together is quite a nightmare, no pun intended.
I thought the story for this one was gonna be "Samus was tasked with killing all the Metroids, but she isn't here to kill anything _else_ on SR388!"
But I very much enjoyed the quick TAS overview!
As someone who gets genuinely lost playing Metroid Fusion: no, I don't think I can beat a Metroid game without an in-game map in general
same 😭 i'm very glad we got zero mission and samus returns because i would always get lost in the originsl games
Saying what I’ve been thinking since I played Super Metroid.
Honestly the check for game completion is kinda amazing from a game developing perspective. Making a ship asset which works pretty much like a normal refill station would've been a waste of time, so they just added the refill stations inside the tiles of the ship, but then since the ship isn't an actual object the game couldn't check for "entering ship", so they probably did the next best thing and checked the kill count at the missile refill stations
Props to them for saving cartridge space in such a weird way
@@p-__ and that relates to my comment in any way?
@@ironcloud3463 sure is weird seeing a comment section months later and wondering what the deleted reply was
@@rokkraljkolesa9317 ....I don't actually remember lol
@@ironcloud3463 understandable, have a day
Having the end credits be triggered by touching a missile recharging station while having killed all the metroids is interesting
There's something really funny about how the most scuffed game completion trigger in the 8 and 16-bit era one could think of is actually one of the most bulletproof of it's kind.
Oh, Gamerchamp-chan, I've missed you! Metroid II was actually the first Metroid I ever played and beat. And I think I accidentally sequence broke the game; as a young girl, I couldn't find any other Metroids to kill, so using the several etanks I found I swiftly made my way through an acid/lava-filled area and found new stuff to kill.
Looking forward to the Minimalist Pacifist Run in Super Metroid, and the Damageless Run in the next Rock Man game!
'It is programmed on duct tape'
*the programming in question keeping you from beating the game without actually beating the game*
Welcome back to Gamechamp’s comment section! The Online Internet RUclips Reaction that continues to love her videos!
This is more like a hit-man mission, where you have specified targets and need to avoid killing civilians
samus: i hope my pacifism towards anything not a metroid won't bite me in the ass down the line-
*x-parasite awakens offscreen and eats the nearest homoad*
*awkward laugh as samus departs for ceres to continue her mostly-pacifist bounty hunting while sr-388 becomes a nightmarish warped parody of itself due to the x mimicks becoming the dominant species*
The Super Metroid Minimalist Pacifist Reverse Boss Order run is gonna be very fun to watch :)
gamerchamp is so cool i love her pacifist run except for the enemies she left for dead while frozen and the metroids she comitted genocide against
:0 i thought gamechamp3000 was a man
@@screenwatcher949 From the channel's about section: "I'm a non-binary completionist-focused gamer who makes videos testing the limits of games with challenges, analyzing game design, and making really dumb jokes."
Uses she/they? I think? 'She' at least. Has referred to herself as 'Ms. GameChamp' in prior videos.
@@ArloMathisUsed to use she/they, now uses only she/her iirc
I'm ready for duct tape
It is extremely funny that the next fastest time for low% on the M2 leaderboards after behemoth's run is by a guy with several 2D Metroid WRs under his belt, and yet it's 7 and a half hours slower.
Almost the entirety of that run was on the Metroid Queen fight, and watching it happen live was like watching someone lose their grip on reality.
Congrats on this incredible achievement.
Oh wow, I feel kind of bad, I got really lucky with my "rely on good RNG" strat and got a successful attempt within 2 hours
I'm now imagining the Federation after this run: "Did she really just kill only a few and just LEAVE?"
I didn’t expect a sequel to the first Metroid video but I’m happy to see it
I love how both Metroid and Mega Man have GB games people always forget and yet are so important to the lore
I'm not sure I'd call the GBA Megaman games super important to the lore, but they do exist. That's for sure.
@@HolyAlondite
Nah I meant GB GB
Megaman & Bass is great though
Can't wait to see more of this series
Metroid II is a seriously underrated game IMO. Glad to see you giving it some love... or whatever it is that you're doing! :D
the inspired feat of conducting a pacifist run in which every progression target is killed. gamechamp pushes new borders every day
There are two minimalist runs of Super Metroid that don't involve major glitches (going through walls, activating debug codes, or simultaneous Spazer+Plasma): 14% Ice and 14% Speed. But there's also a different type of minimalist run that seems *entirely* your style: the No Boss MiniBoss (NBMB) run. Collect as many items as possible without defeating any boss or mini-boss.
Back when I originally did an NBMB on console, it was possible to get 73% of all items without fighting any bosses. (I did 72% because there's one power bomb that's a *massive pain*.) This involves, among other things, going through almost all of Lower Norfair without the Varia Suit (because no Kraid) or Gravity Suit (because no Phantoon) or Space Jump (because no Draygon). It also involves traversing major parts of Maridia without the Gravity Suit.
Today, thanks to some new discoveries, it's possible to get a bit more than that: you can break into the Plasma room, and with Plasma you can get behind Crocomire to get its energy tank without defeating it. There may be additional items as well.
This brought new life to what was already one of my favorite games, added some very interesting and satisfying challenges, and seems like exactly the kind of play style that you seem to enjoy.
Oh boy, Metroid II: Return of Samus! I can’t wait for Gamerchamp to play Metroid: Samus Returns, but only after she plays Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, Metroid Prime, Metroid: Zero Mission, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, Metroid Prime Pinball, Metroid Prime Hunters, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Metroid: Other M and Metroid Prime: Federation Force, of course. 🙂
"Metroid Prime Pinball"
Metroid is probably the ONLY game series (along with Super Monkey Ball) where a pinball spin-off would barely be a spin-off at all, since rolling a ball is already a game mechanic 💀
Edit: I just thought about Katamari Damacy, but in that game you're not "the" ball, you're just moving a ball around, so it's not the same.
@@vlc-cosplayerand kirby with the ball ability
I re-downloaded AM2R and am currently close to beating it again thanks to this video. Never forgot how much better it was than the official remake but i did forget how fun it was.
Absolutely not!
I've seen some insane challenges on this channel, but I'm not masochistic enough to even conceive of how much more masochism would be required to even attempt such a challenge, let alone finish it.
Congratulations, and I will now be running as far away from the house before Gamechamp collapses into singularity of self-inflicted pain.
This video just brought back memories of me trying to beat this game many times as a kid and always failing because I got lost. I never have beaten this game.
You have the MOST unhinged patrons lol. I live for the segment.
I love, explaining the final boss fight, it seemed impossibly difficult, then when she executed the plan (and the metroid queen) she made it look super easy!
Damn, what a nice surprise. Not many people who'd even remember Metroid II
Thank you Gamechamp!
I can't believe you came back to Metroid after that first one, but I'm so happy you did.
It's always a good day when Gamechamp uploads! Metroid isn't my cup of tea, but this'll be fun to watch!
That final battle was beautiful. The final bomb had me thinking it might be a death and there would be a second battle where you won. Very clutch, bigly skillful.
"It stopped exiting before it had the chance to die" is my favorite mental gymnastics.
Metroid 2 is one of my favorite Metroid games. I am so happy you did a minimalist challenge for it too
Oh my gosh, the timing is so funny - I just watched the Metroid 1 pacifist run like half a week ago!
So, is this going to be a series now ? Neat.
The series itself might be holding through duct tape only so we will see lmao
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Awesome to see another ongoing series come into existence on VG Myths, right next to Rockman hitless and Ratchet wrench-only. I'm curious to see whether you include the remainder of the Metroid 2 trilogy and the 3D games.
Also, the Metroid Queen fight was absolutely insane.
She'll probably do Super next.
She tends to go in order.
@@HarbingerYT And I'm eagerly looking forward to her breaking Super in half.
31:54 “This family stinks!”
Upon killing Queen Metroid, you are the new metroid queen.
Considering Samus IS a Metroid, that's spot on.
@@Zorothegallade-rpg Even more fitting because the baby in her cellular structure was a queen :3
I think Gamechamp is the only creator who's patreon shootouts I watch. I dunno, it just feels right. Plus all her patrons that have decided to come together to make her say interesting things are basically the co-host of the show at this point. I hope there comes a time where her patron list occupies the better half of the video. That is the final form I envision for Ms Champ's videos.
the patreon section of videos started getting so long at one point she actually had to raise the tier for vocal shoutouts bc one time it was like 1/3rd of a 10 minute video. which the support for her is absolutely deserved
Im really glad to see that here lately youve been putting out more content, Champ. Double glad that its still high quality content and not some lower quality stuff just to appease the algorithm. I hope that doing so isn’t putting any more of a strain on you/your sanity than the expected loss of sanity that comes with attempting runs like this.
i always love when she has that relieved laugh at finally finishing off the last big challenge of the run. always puts a smile on my face :>
The correct way to watch this on mobile is windowed, hunched over the screen like a little gameboy goblin
Cant believe we've got a new episode so soon! You're spoiling us!
Gamerchamp, back at it again with masoc- i mean duct tape
Apart from chuck-e-cheese and arcades along the boardwalk, this is the first game I ever played. Good to see it torn to pieces!
this was such a great episode!
Nintendo really should have called it Return of the Pool of Burnt Duct Tape
most underrated Metroid game
and i mean that in the most literal sense possible, people sometimes call it the worst when Other M and the first game exist, and it’s probably better than Pinball and Federation Force
If Metroid II is the worst then the series must have a ludicrous high quality standard
It generally does. Alongside castlevania, it pioneered a genre of video games and continues standing out within it
Ah, shit, here we go again.
1:50 gee, what gameboy game WASNT programmed with duct tape
Not gamerchamp recreating in real time the rationale of actual real world warcrimes with unloading ice beam enemies 😭😭😭
I’m always here watching my favorite series of Champ being good at videogames.
I wasn’t expecting this video, one of the two most awaited videos (together with megaman 5 hitless)
What a cool run! Glad to see you again, and well done champ!
Hope that Gamechamp will be able to play Super Metroid next and have a good time playing a game
24:34 or what is more likely, the queen just swallows Samas alive. And the Devs didnt feel like they needed to animate that. Because spiderball.
It's a player action; you have to trigger the movement down her throat yourself.
@@Gamechamp3000 ah, I didn't know that. Well stuff is supposed to go down a throat. So it should be easy to roll down one as a ball.
I've had this game since it came out, and I never knew you could get inside the end boss to drop spicy meatballs.
Gamerchamp: "Let's do a pacifist run guys"
Also Gamerchamp: *Proceeds to violently murder every single Metroid on the game*
What a good thing to wake up to. Thank you ms gamechamp 🥺
Just laid down in bed with a bowl of ice cream, open up RUclips and see a new VG myths episode. I alone am the honored one
Metroid 1 run: A ton of items, basically just one murder.
Metroid 2 run: Only three items, and an actual act of genocide.
Man, I love that completion flag. There's no way the devs ever imagined this run would be a thing and probably just did it out of necessity, but I could still hear them saying "Oh, you thought you were slick, huh?"
Hey, it's the Metroid 2 corridor music, I love that song!
Her voice changed a lot since I last watch a video, since the recent ones were on games I wanted to play myself. I like it.
WHOA. a video so soon and i wasn't honestly ready. I was expecting like a month or so for one of thee but, heck. Putting the DnD on hold.
Video watched, I'm glad to seen all of this. its perfect. but I also wish I knew that cheese on my first run. woulda saved me the trouble back then.
I know a super Metroid game, it’s… Metroid Zero Mission!
This is definitely exactly what you asked for!
The whole time, I was worried there was some last-minute twist where you DONT have to kill every metroid due to some ludicrous glitch, but this one seems leagues simpler than the first one thank goodness
I just played this game for the first time about a month ago. I couldn't imagine doing it without a map let alone being a pacifist and minimalist.
I am so spoiled. I keep thinking with AM2R and Zero Mission logic... just wall-jump! And reminding myself that it wasn't available back in M2.
duck tape really can do everything, huh?
Ah, pacifism via Schrodinger, name a more iconically gamer champ move.
Someone help me I've been stuck in Gamechamp's house for so long I don't even remember my own name.
were the hell ahve u been last vid i saw was the mgs one the like 7 months later you made one video, happy to see you are posting
I wasn't expecting a new Gamechamp video so soon after that banger of a KH video (I will never play KH in my life). Pleasantly surprised to open yt and see this vid pop up on the feed. Hope you're doing well!
there are so many more legalities in Metroid II than I remember.
Super Metroid will be fun when you inevitably get around to it
That one was programmed on Scotch Tape
this. this was actually my first metroid game. super metroid was long out when i played it.
also the literal story is the near-genocide of the metroids.
Ah, the sequel to the Yoshi’s Island tactic of committing attempted murder but running away before your enemy passes away so they haven’t legally died.
“Robots legally have souls”
That was a tough legal battle lemme tell you
I love that all this video's exploits are more a question of legality than a question of physics.
Samus a Pacifist? The lady that blows up planets! 😬
Y’know if you think about it this run is basically just Samus doing exactly what she was hired to do and not a single murder more.