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 Item Loss Skip (ILS) is a major sequence break in the game that allows you to skip the cutscene where the Ing steal the upgrades that Samus starts with at the very beginning of the game. As functionally, Samus starts with Missiles, Space Jump, Bombs, Boost Ball, and Spider Ball, doing ILS allows the player to essentially start the game with all five of those upgrades, and skip having to obtain them.
-A step-by-step tutorial on how to perform the skip is available here, by MilesSMB - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIH76tIwlDo video]
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 This trick is the most significant break in all metroid games, so all serious any% speed runs should learn to implement this trick.

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-= Item Loss Skip (ILS) =
+= Item Loss Skip =
-Item Loss Skip is a major sequence break in the game that allows you to skip the cutscene where the Ing steal the upgrades that Samus starts with at the very beginning of the game. As functionally, Samus starts with Missiles, Space Jump, Bombs, Boost Ball, and Spider Ball, doing ILS allows the player to essentially start the game with all five of those upgrades, and skip having to obtain them.
+Item Loss Skip (ILS) is a major sequence break in the game that allows you to skip the cutscene where the Ing steal the upgrades that Samus starts with at the very beginning of the game. As functionally, Samus starts with Missiles, Space Jump, Bombs, Boost Ball, and Spider Ball, doing ILS allows the player to essentially start the game with all five of those upgrades, and skip having to obtain them.
 A step-by-step tutorial on how to perform the skip is available here, by MilesSMB - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIH76tIwlDo video]

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		+	Skipping Echo Visor is a subset of skipping Annihilator Beam, except returning in-bounds before Quadraxis, and then fighting Quadraxis. Echo Visor skip is primarily useful for 100%, as it is significantly faster to get annihilator beam before echo visor. The entire point of the wallcrawl is to simply bypass the echo lock before Hive Gyro Chamber.
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		+	Follow the guide on [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes/Boss Tricks#Quadraxis\|skipping Quadraxis]] to get out of bounds. There are two options you can take here from Hive Gyro Chamber:
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		+	1. The recommended option is to jump by the blue door at the right time to let Hive Temple Access load around you. You can then skip the Ing Hive Keys and trigger quadraxis in-bounds. This is recommended as you can more easily collect the health drops, and then screw attack to Quadraxis, as you don't take damage from the dark world while screw attacking.
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		+	2. Wallcrawl to Hive Temple Access, fall to the bottom of Hive Temple Access, then simply walk towards Hive Temple to trigger the Quadraxis fight. Triggering the fight like this will not let the music play.

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+Skipping Annihilator Beam is the equivalent trick of [[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes/Boss Tricks#Quadraxis|skipping Quadraxis]]
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 ** ILS can not be done in the 100% category. There is a missile tank in Hive Chamber B (the same room as where Samus loses her items) that never appears until entering the room for the first time. Doing ILS means this missile tank is impossible to collect. Though the player can do the 101% trick with the missile launcher to still obtain 100%, the community defined category is to collect every unique upgrade.
 ** Though the game says that Samus starts with Grapple Beam and Power Bombs, Samus actually does not start with them, despite there existing Guardian Bosses for both upgrades.
 ** Discovery of ILS was a cumulative effort in the m2k2 community. Discussion of it can be found [https://m2k2.taigaforum.com/post/skipping_losing_your_items_20.html here]

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-=Space Jump=
-==command center==
+= Item Loss Skip (ILS) =
-==mining station a==
-=Dark Suit=
+Item Loss Skip is a major sequence break in the game that allows you to skip the cutscene where the Ing steal the upgrades that Samus starts with at the very beginning of the game. As functionally, Samus starts with Missiles, Space Jump, Bombs, Boost Ball, and Spider Ball, doing ILS allows the player to essentially start the game with all five of those upgrades, and skip having to obtain them.
-==abandoned base==
-=Boost Ball=
+A step-by-step tutorial on how to perform the skip is available here, by MilesSMB - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIH76tIwlDo video]
-==crypt==
-==dark arena tunnel==
+This trick is the most significant break in all metroid games, so all serious any% speed runs should learn to implement this trick.
-==forgotten bridge==
-==hive dynamo works==
+*Tips
-==hive summit==
+** Before boosting into the crate, make sure that the morph ball is still and that you are holding the direction against the crate.
-==meeting grounds==
+** As Miles's video warns, do NOT boost anywhere else besides into the crate or else you will risk the high chance of the game freezing.
-==sanctuary temple==
+** If all the crates are blown up, and you still have not gotten out of bounds, then reload the room again.
-==service access==
-==torvus grove==
+*Notes