Hunters and their recommended levels. - Guide for Metroid Prime: Hunters

This guide is a whole list of hunters, their profiles, and what levels their best 
at going to use against in Wi-Fi connection or local play. Enjoy this.

Hunters:
Samus Aran:Missile, Morph Ball
Kanden:Volt Driver, Sting Larva
Noxus:Judicator, Vhoscythe
Trace:Imperialist, Triskelion
Spire:Magmaul, Dialanche
Weavel:Battlehammer, Half-Turret
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Hunter Profiles

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Samus Aran: Affinity Weapon: Missle Launcher.
Samus uses her primary weapon, the power beam as default. Hold L while using it to 
shoot 3 power beam shots. Hold L longer to charge power beam.(As of all weapons 
except battle hammer)Samus is a good choice hunter because her her Speed Boost and 
Morph Ball Bombs make her a good choice in narrow areas; her speed boost takes 
damage on who she hits with it. Her missles are homing, so they go to the hunter 
closest to the missle when shot.
Best Teammate:Kanden
Vulnerable(weak against):Sylux


Kanden:
Affinity Weapon: Volt Driver.
When Volt Driver is charged, it homes on enemies and makes a blast radius when shot 
at something. Sting Larva is an easy to maneuver alt form. Kanden is best on levels 
with ledges, so charge up Volt Driver from a ledge and while their vision is 
scrambled by the charged shot, shoot rapid Volt Driver shots at the enemy because 
it's a powerful weaponn.
Best Teammates: Samus and Sylux
Weak against:Weavel and Trace

Spire:
Affinity Weapon: Magmaul
When Magmaul is charged and shot at the enemy, it steadily saps their health away 
from the burn. Spire is a really unique hunter because in his Dialanche, it can 
climb walls and pressing L uses his Alt form weapon, Fire Blade. Spire also can 
walk in lava and roll in lava, so using him in a hot area is usually recommended.
Best Teammates: Noxus
Weak against: Samus and Noxus

Weavel:
Affinity weapon: Battlehammer
Weavel is normally not a most used hunter like Trace or Samus. Weavel is only best 
for people who are really good so you can master all his things. When he is in his 
alt form, leave it in a narrow place best especially because if you're using alt 
form in Weavel, someone who is using Imperialist can shoot it to death, and if it 
runs out of health, you die as well. While YOU are walking around in alt form, 
press L to jump with him and he uses his half-turret slice. His battlehammer is 
pretty good if you have a really good aim. It makes a large blast radius when shot.
Best Teammates:Noxus
Weak against: Trace and Spire

Noxus:
Affinity Weapon: Judicator
When Judicator is charged, it freezes enemies for a few seconds. His alt form is 
the Vhoscyth, a normally hard-to-control alt form, but if fully done, can take some 
damage. Vhoscythe can usually take promising damage if you know how to use Noxus 
real well. Judicator bounces off walls when shot, so know your angles!
Best Teammates:Spire and Weavel
Weak Against: Samus and Kanden

Sylux:
Affinity Weapon: Shock Coil
Shock coil does not charge but can take better damage with Sylux than other 
hunters. His alt form is LockJaw and its weapon are Electric Bombs. These are 
similar to Samus's morph ball boms, except when you make a triangle with these 
bombs, they home in on someone. If the someone is in alt form and steps in between 
these bombs, it will come in and kill them. If they're not, it can kill them; or 
take heavy damage.
Best Teammates:Kanden
Weak Against: Weavel

Trace:
Affinity Weapon: Imperialist
Trace, the most unique and popular hunter. Trace is a sniping specialist and 
especially best in large areas. His alt form is Triskelion, which turns invisible 
after standing on the floor for a while being in Triskelion. When equiped with 
Imperialist, Trace turns invisible, so hide in areas that you think your opponent 
would least look so you can snipe them off. Make a headshot while sniping to kill 
in one hit. When Trace turns invisible using Imperialist, he's a little visible, so 
use him in places that are red because he blends in with the area making him hard 
to find. In his Triskelion, press L to use jump strike on the enemy, when he's 
invisible in Triskelion, hide and wait for enemies to show up so you can jump up on 
them. Press select or touch the Imperialist icon two times so you can zoom in and 
zoom out; I normally press select because it's faster because if you miss the icon 
while trying to enter sniper mode, and can't look at the touch screen, just press 
select. Simple.
Best Teammates:Spire and Samus
Weak against:Weavel and Sylux

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Levels and modes

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Below this is all the levels that are possible to play on Nintendo Wi-Fi connection 
or multiplayer. This shows how you unlock the levels to play them.

How to unlock levels:
Combat Hall: From beginning
Data Shrine: From beginning
Processor Core:From beginning
High Ground:From beginning
Ice Hive: From beginning
Alinos Perch: From beginning
Sic Transit: From beginning
Transfer Lock: From beginning
Sanctorus: Play 2 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Compression Chamber: Play 4 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Incubation Vault: Play 6 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Subterranean:Play 8 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Outer Reach: Play 10 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Harvester: Play 12 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Weapons Complex: Play 14 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Council Chamber: Play 16 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Elder Passage: Play 18 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Fuel Stack: Play 20 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Fault Line: Play 22 Wi-Fi or multiplayer games
Stasis Bunker: Play a Wi-Fi game or 40 multiplayer games
Head Shot: Play a four-hunter game
Celestial Gateway: Land on Celestial Gateway in single player mode
Alinos Gateway:Land on Alinos Gateway in single player mode
VDO Gateway: Land on Vesper Defense Outpost in single player mode
Arcterra Gateway: Land on Arcterra Gateway in single player mode
Oubliette: Destroy Gorea 2

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Hunters and what levels they're fit to be on

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Below is all the levels, modes, and which is the best hunter to use.
These are the modes before that hunters name: Battle, survival, prime hunter, 
defender, nodes, and bounty.

Combat Hall
Battle, survival, and prime hunter: Spire

Defender, Nodes: Sylux

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Data Shrine:
Battle, survival, and Prime Hunter: Samus

Capture: Trace

Defender, Nodes: Weavel

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Processor Core

Battle, Survival, Prime Hunter: Trace

Nodes, Defender: Spire

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High Ground

Battle Survival, Prime hunter: Trace

Nodes: Weavel

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Ice Hive

Battle, Survival, Prime hunter: Trace

Capture: Noxus

Defender, Nodes: Spire

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Alinos Perch

Battle, Survival, Prime Hunter: Spire

Capture: Sylux

Defender, Nodes: Trace

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Sic Transit

Battle, Survival, Prime hunter: Noxus

Capture: Sylux

Defender, Nodes: Trace

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Transfer Lock

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Kanden

Capture, Bounty: Samus

Defender, Nodes: Trace

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Sanctorus

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Weavel

Defender, Nodes: Sylux

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Compression Chamber

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Sylux

Nodes: Spire

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Incubation Vault

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Kanden

Nodes: Samus

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Subterranean

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Trace

Defender, Nodes:Noxus

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Outer Reach

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Spire

Capture: Samus

Defender, nodes: Sylux

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Harvester

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Trace

Capture: Spire

Defender, Nodes: Sylux

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Weapons Complex

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Noxus

Capture: Sylux

Defender, Nodes: Spire

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Council Chamber

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Spire

Capture, bounty: Sylux

Defender, Nodes: Weavel

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Elder Passage

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Weavel

Capture, bounty: Noxus

Nodes: Spire

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Fuel Stack

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Trace

Nodes: Weavel

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Fault Line

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Samus

Capture, bounty: Trace

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Stasis Bunker

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Samus

Capture: Noxus

Defender, Nodes: Kanden

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Head Shot

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Kanden

Capture: Samus

Nodes: Sylux

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Celestial Gateway

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Sylux

Defender, Nodes, Spire

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Alinos Gateway

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Spire

Defender, Nodes: Samus

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VDO gateway

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Kanden

Capture: Samus

Defender, Nodes: Spire

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Arcterra Gateway

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Samus

Capture: Noxus

Defender, nodes: Trace

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Oubliette

Battle, survival, prime hunter: Samus

Defender, Nodes.

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What you do on each mode

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Battle mode:
Battle mode is usually a free-for-all fight, but you can activate team play. You'll 
earn a point for every enemy you defeat, and you'll be docked a point every time 
you are directly responsible for you hunters demise. The game will be over after 
time expires or when a hunter reaches the point goal

Survival:
The difference between survival mode and battle mode is that in survival mode, you 
have a limited number of lives. Lose all your lives and you're out of the game 
until the next round. I suggest that if you're playing a three or 4 player game, 
let the others fight that way when you fight, you have only one person left to 
fight.

Prime hunter:
In prime hunter mode, it's every hunter for himself/herself. The first one to score 
a kill will be addigned the prime hunter title. He'll/she'll have an affinity to 
all by killing foes. The combatant who defeats the prime hunter will become the 
next one.

Capture:
Capture mode is a variation of Capture the Flag in which you must steal the 
opposing team's Octolith from its base and return it to your base. Your Octolith 
must be at your base for you to score a point

Bounty:
Bounty mode is similar to Capture mode, but there's only one Octolith, and one 
base. The hunter(or team) that takes the Octolith to the base the most time wins

Defender:
One large circle stands in a prominent place for defender mode. If you're the lone 
hunter in the circle, you'll rack up time toward your goal. The first hunter to 
achieve the time goal is the winner.

Nodes:
Nodes mode scatters rings throughout the arena. The number of node rings that 
appear depends on how many hunters are participating. Once you've occupied a ring 
for several seconds to claim it as your own, you're free to move on to another 
ring, getting credit for the first one as long as it stays in your possession and 
no one is attempting to take it from you.

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