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All of Samus's weapons and abilities stay in the Suit, but the parasite within it mutates into the main villain, who ends up using Samus's best weapons against her.

It's justified in Metroid Fusion as well, where both Samus and the Power Suit's organic components are infected by an alien organism and the suit must be surgically removed.

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption has Samus retain a few of the past game's items, such as Bombs and the Double Jump, but many of the upgrades are still gone with nary a word about them. It's also done pre-emptively at the end of the first two games in the trilogy, with the Metroid Prime taking away Samus' Phazon Suit after its defeat in the first game, and the Light Suit apparently being returned to the Luminoth upon Samus' return to Aether at the end of the second game. You get about fifteen minutes to enjoy having mid-game abilities before they're gone.

Justified in the first two games of the Metroid Prime Trilogy, where an explosion disables Samus's equipment and the Ing steal it, respectively.

Unlike later games, there's no explanation for this.

In Super Metroid, Samus doesn't retain any of her gear from Metroid and Metroid II except the Long Beam.

Everything else from the previous chronological games are lost.

Metroid II: Return of Samus: You start off with about 30 missiles, since they're needed to even damage the Metroids she's hunting, and the Morph Ball and Long Beam.

Happens in Metroid games, often with some justification such as Samus's equipment becoming infected or damaged.

This isn't so bad as those items are generally only useful on the level you've just finished.

At the end of every level of Cadaver your rucksack loses all items that are not potions or spells.

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