Energy

Energy, or Life Energy, refers to the life-force or durability of a being.
Samus Aran's Power Suit is capable of absorbing the power of fallen enemies in the form of Energy Capsules, an ability feared by the Space Pirates.Metroid manual This energy is depleted when she takes damage. If she ever runs out of energy, she will die, triggering a Game Over. Depending on the game, she can fully replenish her energy by visiting Save Stations, Recharge Stations, Navigation Booths, or her Gunship. She can also collect Energy Tanks to increase her capacity. Her Energy Meter keeps track of her energy levels. 
Metroids are able to draw pure energy from their prey. In Super Metroid and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Space Pirates, Federation Marines, and random wildlife can be found with their "life energy" drained, likely by Metroids. The brittle remains crumble to dust on contact. This gives an indication as to what happens to something with its energy drained. Oddly, in Super Metroid, even a Torizo is found drained of energy, despite being largely mechanical; a possible explanation for this is that the Torizo, like the Chozo Statues, are organic to some extent. However, it is demonstrated through Samus's Metroid powers in Metroid Dread that Metroids can also drain energy from seemingly non-organic machinery, as in the case of E.M.M.I.-07PB, Itorash, and Samus's Gunship. 
==Game list==
Game 	Maximum Energy
Metroid 	699
Metroid: Zero Mission 	1299 (699 on Hard Mode)
Metroid Prime 	1499
Metroid Prime: Hunters 	799
Metroid Prime 2: Echoes 	1499
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption	1499
Metroid II: Return of Samus	599
Metroid: Samus Returns 	1099 (1399 with Reserve Tanks)
Super Metroid 	1499 (1899 with Reserve Tanks)
Metroid: Other M 	990 (99 on Hard Mode)
Metroid Fusion 	2099 (1099 on Hard Mode)
Metroid Dread 	1299 (1399 with amiibo)
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