Xelios
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Xelios, also known as the Administration AI[1] or the Certification Supervisor[2], is a boss featured in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. It is an AI that serves as a guardian of the Lamorn, guarding the Master Teleporter Key in Volt Forge.
Following its merge with a Sylux-Metroid, Xelios reprogrammed itself into a combat-based AI.
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Logbook entry
Xelios
Organic Artificial Intelligence Morphology: Xelios
Developed by Lamorn to manage Volt Forge's factory and installed to an organic computer. Fusion with a Metroid has made it uncontrollable.
Developed by Lamorn to manage Volt Forge's factory and installed to an organic computer. Fusion with a Metroid has made it uncontrollable.
Logbook entry
Xelios is an artificial intelligence installed to a computer created using organic cells. It was tasked with administration over Volt Forge's vehicle manufacture operation.
It continued to follow its instructions through and beyond the extinction of the Lamorn, with factory output persisting until its encounter with a Metroid. Fusion with the Metroid prevented Xelios from making decisions, causing its instructions to be forgotten before it modified itself into a battle AI. It has devised several attack methods, including beam attacks using converted electricity and explosive nets that prevent enemy movement.
It moves using gravity control, which also enables it to defend its core by forming a wall of metal panels.
It continued to follow its instructions through and beyond the extinction of the Lamorn, with factory output persisting until its encounter with a Metroid. Fusion with the Metroid prevented Xelios from making decisions, causing its instructions to be forgotten before it modified itself into a battle AI. It has devised several attack methods, including beam attacks using converted electricity and explosive nets that prevent enemy movement.
It moves using gravity control, which also enables it to defend its core by forming a wall of metal panels.
Sanctum of the Guardians scan
Xelios
Not all Lamorn controlled power from within. In a place where dark clouds never clear, endless lightning slices the sky, and the wind and rain rage, our forebears laid the foundations for the Machine Era.
Here, three giant towers were built, piercing the dark sky. These would become the birthplace of a tool able to race across the land on spinning wheels.
But this harsh environment proved unsuitable for the Lamorn peoples. This was why Lamorn technologists created an artificial life-form to oversee the towers. They named this life-form Xelios.
Its singular directive was "to seek the happiness of the Lamorn." With command of the electricity flowing through the towers and the machines connected to them, it could follow its directive as it chose.
Even now, with the Machine Era long since passed, Xelios seeks the happiness of the Lamorn.
Here, three giant towers were built, piercing the dark sky. These would become the birthplace of a tool able to race across the land on spinning wheels.
But this harsh environment proved unsuitable for the Lamorn peoples. This was why Lamorn technologists created an artificial life-form to oversee the towers. They named this life-form Xelios.
Its singular directive was "to seek the happiness of the Lamorn." With command of the electricity flowing through the towers and the machines connected to them, it could follow its directive as it chose.
Even now, with the Machine Era long since passed, Xelios seeks the happiness of the Lamorn.
Trivia
- During Xelios's boss fight, it appears to "shout" twice. As it does this, the lighting in the room flickers changes color; bluish purple, yellow, and red sequentially. This mirrors how a boss's health is conveyed in the earlier 2-D Metroid games, such as Kraid and Ridley in Metroid: Zero Mission.
- Xelios is similar to Helios from Metroid Prime 3: Corruption as both are A.I bosses corrupted by external forces (Phazon for Helios, Sylux-Metroid for Xelios) with similar sounding names and battles (both are protected by sentient shields that Samus needs to destroy in order to expose their weak points) where both are fought in the mechanical areas of the games.
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References
- ^"A mechanoid variant with no entry in the catalog of Lamorn-made creatures, Mecha Rats are assumed to have been created by the factory's Administration AI." - Mecha Rat scan
- ^"As a reminder, all three test courses must be completed before Vi-O-La is delivered to the Certification Supervisor." - Announcement in Test Circuit 1