Blastcaps can be found in the Tallon Overworld and Chozo Ruins areas. They resemble large, capped mushrooms of varying size, with twisted stalks and green tendrils underneath their porous caps. Blastcaps can grow alone, but tend to grow in small clusters. When approached, they will make a rustling noise and shake violently.

Blastcaps are weeds that often grow in small clusters and will rattle in warning when anything approaches. The fungal cap, which is filled with toxins, will detonate if Samus comes in contact with it, or if she fires upon it repeatedly. The resulting explosion and …

A "Phazon Blastcap" is a Blastcap mutated by Phazon. It is an unused creature in Metroid Prime. It appears to be unfinished, as only the cap of the mushroom is different from a standard Blastcap, having a translucent blue color. They appear in an unused version of …

Metroid Blast is a Metroid theme park attraction in Nintendo Land. Promoting itself as a Deep-Space Shootout, the game is one of the 12 Nintendo -themed subgames accessible from the main hub of Nintendo Land.

Blastcaps are a species of mushroom-like flora whose homeplanet has been blurred due to the fact that their spores can survive in space, allowing them to propagate throughout the galaxy as well; however, evidence points to their originating on Tallon IV.

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Volatile chemicals within this weed’s toxic fungal cap may explode if agitated. The poisonous flesh of the Blastcap helps keep it from being eaten. It also detonates its fungal cap when it senses even slight contact.

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Metroid Blast is a minigame found in Nintendo Land, a Nintendo theme park game for the Wii U. The minigame has one-to-five-player co-op and vs. modes and features characters such as Metroids, Ridley, Kraid, Zebesians, Geemers, and Wavers in robot form.