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'''Energy Tanks''', often referred to as "ETanks", increase Samus's maximum energy by 100 units each. | '''Energy Tanks''', often referred to as "ETanks", increase Samus's maximum energy by 100 units each. | ||
| − | Acquiring an Energy Tank will completely refill Samus's energy after its fanfare ends. | + | Acquiring an Energy Tank will completely refill Samus's energy (but not Reserves) after its fanfare ends. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 12 April 2019
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| Location | List of Energy Tanks |
| Effect | Increase maximum energy |
Energy Tanks, often referred to as "ETanks", increase Samus's maximum energy by 100 units each.
Acquiring an Energy Tank will completely refill Samus's energy (but not Reserves) after its fanfare ends.
See also
See complete List of Items
