Unused Scan Data

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A handful of scans without logbook labels appear to have logbook icons associated with them. Document these scans.

All of the game's scan-related data for the entire game is stored in a central location, inside universeRoom.ROOM (which stores all data used in the game's menus). While there are numerous unused scans included in this file, the text strings associated with them are sadly absent from the final game. Fortunately, the file did preserve some of the internal labels meant for those strings, along with a some other bits & pieces of unused scan data.

Unused Scan Labels#

Scan labels will be listed in the same order that universeRoom.ROOM lists them in. Note that most of these labels reference locations by their internal ID, the corresponding internal ID for each location can be found on the Notes page for Prime 4.

Unused Logbook Scans#

These scans have multiple unused labels corresponding to the same entry; these usually consist of an in-game "preview" along with a logbook "title" and "description". To avoid needless repetition, all entries listed here will be assumed to have all three of these label types unless otherwise specified.

Label	Notes
fg_1140_cargoShip_dropped	Meant for the cargo transport that MacKenzie is trapped on top of when Samus first finds him, after it's dropped. Bizarrely, this is the very first entry listed in UniverseRoom.ROOM, when most of the other Fury Green object scans have their labels listed near the middle. This scan notably has a unique Logbook image, depicting an intact version of the ship. This image is never used in the final game, as the only used labels for the cargo transport are "preview" labels without logbook information (specifically "fg_1140_cargoShip_hanging" and "fg_1140_cargoShip_doorAndPiston").
Federation_Scientist_F	These entries were likely intended for the scientists briefly seen in the UTO Research Center. These entries both have placeholder scan images recycled from the Scout Bots, along with an "Image Pending" placeholder logbook icon.
Federation_Scientist_M
Federation_Mech_10m	Presumably, this was meant for the smaller mech variety shown in the game's intro cutscene. These labels are listed alongside all the scans for the game's various NPCs, which is rather odd as the mechs aren't supposed to have any autonomy. Various labels found in the files refer to the MK-99 mechs as either "Federation_Mech_25m" or just "Mech". In the final game, none of the mechs have any sort of entry in the logbook. This entry also has a placeholder logbook icon and scan images, all recycled from the prologue's generic Galactic Federation Troopers.
FG_Amb_DeepJungleBug	"Amb" is likely short for "Ambient". This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from the scan entry for the Sickleflies.
JungleFlyer_Swarm	Strangely, the ROOM file for Guiding Roots seems to reference this unused scan in the label "00_AMB_FG_1070_JungleFlyerCombat_2_ENG_Idonotlike" (incidentally, the last part of the label appears to reference an unused line of dialogue from MacKenzie). Since the label and its corresponding line are only found in the files for that location, it can be inferred that the unused scan label was intended for the Shren, which are the only scannable creatures in Guiding Roots.
FG_GE_FloatingSpore	"GE" is likely short for "Green Energy" (most other labels use "CGE", which is short for "Crystallized Green Energy"). This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from the Shren Hives (a rather odd source, considering that the Shren Hives don't have a logbook entry).
ArmoredPincer	Interestingly, the file "AreaPakManagerCacheNX.bin" references a nonexistent pak called "ArmoredPincer.pak", suggesting that this scan was either an early label for a used enemy or intended for an enemy that got cut late in development.
Karatos_GustCrystals	The final game uses the labels "ib_5030_Keratos_Gust_Crystal" and "ib_5030_Keratos_Cyclone_IceBase", with neither one having a corresponding logbook entry. Note that "Karatos" is not a typo, as all of Keratos's "creature" labels use that exact spelling.
Karatos_CycloneIce
Lamorn_13thPriest	Presumably refers to Chatoyant Vooloon, the only prominent Lamorn priest in the game.
Lamorn_Scientist	Presumably refers to Tahrgun, the only prominent Lamorn scientist in the game.
FG_WaterfallArt
Lore_Marker	The final game's "Lore" entries use variants of the label "LoreMarker", rather than the separated "Lore_Marker" seen in this label.
GF_Global_SP_Dropship	"SP" is likely an abbreviation for "Space Pirate".
Samus_Gunship
GF_1010_SP_Battleship	Like before, "SP" is likely an abbreviation for "Space Pirate".
GF_1010_SP_FlyingAPC
TEMP SCAN DATA	Two blatant placeholder scan labels, possibly intended for the unlikely scenario where a player somehow scans an item with incomplete scan data. The game internally considers "TEMP SCAN DATA" to be a "title" label, and "This Scannable still needs to have its scan data set-up." to be a "preview" label. There is no corresponding "description" label for this entry.
This Scannable still needs to have its scan data set-up.
FG_3090_GiantHive	This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Lamorn Lore.
FG_2000_LoreMarker	This entry has a logbook icon and scan image recycled from Lamorn Lore.
Research	Possibly a placeholder for the various "Research" scans that it's stored alongside.
PickupContainer
ViolaIC	This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan images, all recycled from Vi-O-La.
Door_Facility_SV
Door_FGBoss_IB	The label for this entry is rather unusual, as "FGBoss" likely refers to Carvex (the boss of Fury Green), but the "IB" at the end seemingly refers to Ice Belt (which has Keratos as its boss).
Door_FGBoss_FG
Door_Vehicle_VF

Unused Scan Previews#

These entries only have a "preview" label, which means that they don't have any leftover logbook information (if they had any in the first place). Note that many of these scan labels are internally suffixed with the term "preview"; to avoid needless repetition, that suffix will not be included in any entries containing it.

Label	Notes
Sniper_Trooper_Injured	This label was likely meant for a temporary scan for Tokabi (based on it being listed alongside the other troopers' temporary scans), and presumably would have been used while he's injured in Ice Belt. This scan apparently being a temporary scan is odd, as Tokabi is injured for the entirety of Samus's first trip to Ice Belt. For reference, the other human troopers' temporary scans are only used before they properly introduce themselves to Samus, each only occurring for a few minutes at most. This odd discrepancy seems to suggest that, at one point in development, Tokabi was going to be injured for a much briefer period of time than he is in the final game.
SV_CGE_BuriedDeposit	"CGE" appears to be an acronym for "Crystallized Green Energy".
SV_tGate_ready
SV_tGateProjection
SV_rockBrittle
SV_ShrineLock_Ice
SV_ShrineLock_Thunder
SV_ShrineLock_Fire
SV_ShrineLock_Missile_01
SV_FG_machineLift
SV_VF_shippingContainer
SV_VF_doorRFID
SV_IB_psychicPlatform	Strangely (and somewhat amusingly), this is the only psychic platforms label to not misspell "psychic" as "pyschic".
SV_IB_skytram
SV_GM_bollardLift
SV_GM_bridgeExtend
SV_FP_brokenStair
SV_FG_Fountain
SV_1080_GMSpiderBallTrack
SV_CSI_door_01	Retro Studios uses the term "CSI" when referring to puzzles involving scanning, so this label was likely related to some sort of scan puzzle.
SV_GM_grieverGooBlocker
SV_2020_missileTarget
SV_3011_AncientDoor_Broken
ib_5030_Shrine	This entry appears to have a placeholder logbook icon, which is recycled from the entry for the Sacred Shrine.
ib_1005_GondolaHologram
ib_1060_Schematic_Node_LowPower
ib_1060_Schematic_Node_FullPower
ib_1070_MechanicalGate
ib_1050_terminal_04	Only the "ib_1050_terminal" label numbered 03 is used in the game.
ib_1050_terminal_01
ib_1050_terminal_02
ib_1110_PsychicNode_05_right	Only the "ib_1110_PsychicNode" labels ending in "01_left" and "04_rightCenter" are used in the game.
ib_1110_PsychicNode_03_center
ib_1110_PsychicNode_02_leftCenter
ib_1105_RevealedSpiderBallTracks
ib_1090_SolidDome_01	Only the "ib_1090_SolidDome" label numbered 02 is used in the game.
ib_4030_circuitry
ib_4010_iceBlocker_01	Only the "ib_4010_iceBlocker" label numbered 02 is used in the game.
ib_3030_DesctructiblePod	"Desctructible" is not a typo; the file actually spells the label this way.
ib_3050_PsychicControlTerminalCSI	Retro Studios uses the term "CSI" when referring to puzzles involving scanning, so this label was likely related to some sort of scan puzzle.
ib_3087_terminal_02	Only the "ib_3087_terminal" label numbered 01 is used in the game.
ib_2023_PodOnTable
ib_2022_TrackingTerminal_04	Only the "ib_2022_TrackingTerminal" labels numbered 01, 02, 03, and 05 are used in the game. These labels are used for the tracking terminals corresponding to other regions of Viewros, so this would likely have been a tracking terminal for Ice Belt itself (which is conspicuously absent in the final game).
ib_2010_CryopodContainer_06OpenFloor	Despite the number "06" suggesting the existence of additional "ib_2010_CryopodContainer" scans, no other entries for that label appear to exist.
ib_2010_CryopodContainer_06OpenHanging
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_01_01	Despite there being a whopping total of 12 labels beginning with "ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod", only the label ending in "02_01" is used in the game.
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_01_02
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_01_03
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_03_01
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_03_02
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_03_03
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_03_04
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_03_05
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_04_01
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_04_02
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_04_03
ib_2021_DNAEgg_Pod_04_04
ib_global_ElevatorHologram
ib_global_tkCodeFragmentFound_01	The items containing the TK Codes use the "ib_global_tkCodeFragmentFound" labels numbered 00, 02, 03, 05, 06, and 07. These would likely have been used for other items that contained TK Codes, had they existed as scannable objects.
ib_global_tkCodeFragmentFound_04
ib_ResearchLog_01	There are actually 13 separate scan entries that reference this particular label. Not to be confused with the separately-listed entry labeled "IB_ResearchLog_01", which capitalizes the "IB" prefix and is used for the first "Lore" entry written by Tahrgun. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Lamorn Data Logs.
ib_TEST_TKLock_Broken_01	These are the only scan labels in the game with the prefix "ib_TEST", suggesting that they were likely used by the developers for testing purposes. Like "ib_ResearchLog_01", these entries each have a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from the Lamorn Data Logs.
ib_TEST_Password_01
ib_TEST_PsychicDrone_Empty
ib_TEST_Password_02
Dry_Vines
FG_TeleportResidual
FG_Fire_Shot_Blocker	Oddly, there are no labels for any corresponding "FG_Ice_Shot_Blocker" or "FG_Thunder_Shot_Blocker" scans.
FG_Psychic_Node
FG_3040_MorphballSecurityDoor_Active
FG_3040_MorphballSecurityDoor_Inactive
FG_3040_sniperRifle	The similar label "SV_5000_sniperRifle" is used whenever Tokabi's rifle is scanned, so this unused label was likely meant for a similar purpose.
DestructibleVineDestroyed_Description	Despite the label saying "Description", the game internally classifies this entry as a "preview" scan. The label for an "Intact" vine is used for the growths on the vines holding up the cargo transport that Myles MacKenzie is first found on, so this label would've likely been used after they're destroyed. Considering that the final game has the growths disappear once they're destroyed, it's possible that the "DestructibleVine" labels were originally meant for the vines themselves (rather than being for the growths on the vines).
FG_2010_IceShot_Puzzle_Clue
FG_3050_Altar_Enabled00	While there is a used scan labeled "FG_3050_Altar_Disabled", the "enabled" altar uses the labels "FG_3050_Altar_Closed" and "FG_3050_Altar_Opened" instead.
FG_1020_Center_Tree
AncientLore_Reliquary_Dormant	The similar label "AncientLore_Reliquary_Statue_Dormant" is used in the game, so this unused label is likely related.
FG_3000_ControlBeamTunnel_Complete	The similar label "FG_3000_ControlBeamTunnel_BeamAcquired" is used in the game, so this unused label is likely related.
FG_3150_BombGenerator_Disabled	The game uses the similar labels "FG_3150_BombGenerator_Activated" and "FG_3150_BombGenerator_Enabled", so this unused label is likely related.
gm_3070_DeadGriever_02	Despite the "02" at the end suggesting the existence of additional "gm_3070_DeadGriever" scans, no other entries for that label appear to exist. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from the scan for the Metareeta.
gm_3050_PowerBombDrillBit	"gm_3050" refers to the Chasm in Great Mines.
gm_2080_Terminal_02	Only the "gm_2080_Terminal" label numbered 01 is used.
gm_2080_Terminal_03	Only the "gm_2080_Terminal" label numbered 01 is used.
gm_2080_BridgeTerminal_Broken
gm_2100_Terminal
gm_1030_HologramMap_Final
gm_global_EnergyLock
gm_global_GrieverCocoon
gm_global_GrieverMembrane
gm_global_MaintenanceBot_Offline
fp_3010_LavaPipe
fp_3170_ClampBattery_Online	The label "fp_3170_ClampBattery_Offline" is used for the Charge Amplifier's power source, so this label was likely meant for when the power source was turned on.
fp_global_ComputerTerminal
fp_global_LoreTabletProjector	There are actually 4 separate scans referencing this label.
fp_1000_Vi-O-La_TunnelSpinner
fp_LamornSignage_ToControlRoom
fp_3125_PsychicContainer_Platform
fp_2020_StorageUnit_Damaged
fp_4020_PsychicChain_Pickup
fp_3020_ProcessingTank_Disabled	Only the normal "fp_3020_ProcessingTank" label is used in the final game.
fp_3020_ProcessingTank_Malfunctioning
fp_3070_GreenEnergyShell_Tube
fp_3070_PowerNode_Online	The label "fp_3070_PowerNode_Offline" is used for the powered-off spinner activation circuit, so this unused label presumably would've been used after it was powered on.
fp_1010_LockedDoor
fp_3175_ComputerTerminal
fp_1030_DamagedPanel
fp_3150_ComputerTerminal
CT_Global_ScanError
CT_LamornLore_1
CT_Barrier
CT_Barrier_error
CT_Elevator_Hologram
CT_Guardian_Pedestal_powerDown
sv_1020_Barrier	Despite the "sv_1020" referring to an area classified as being within Sol Valley (specifically the Entrance to Chrono Tower), these labels are listed alongside the scan labels for Chrono Tower instead of being listed with the scan labels for Sol Valley.
sv_1020_Barrier_error
CT_1050_PsychicInstruction
ct_1050_statue_flanking
ct_1050_statue_flanking_error
ct_1050_statue_error
ct_1050_statue
ct_1050_pedestal_trial_error	The normal "ct_1050_pedestal_trial" label is used for the Lamorn Teleporter, so this presumably would've been used if Samus scanned it before obtaining the Psychic Visor.
ct_1020_statue_error
ct_1020_statue
ct_3020_Guardian_Socket
ct_3030_statue
CT_2010_MasterTeleporterActivated
CT_3050_PsydroidModStation	Presumably, this scan would have given insight into how Sylux came to control the Psy-bots.
CT_1030_statue
CT_1030_statue_error
vf_2420_TeleporterTube_Offline	The label "vf_2420_TeleporterTube_Online" is used for the Teleporter Tube, so this was presumably meant for when the Teleporter Tube isn't online.
vf_2400_containerDoubleStack
vf_2400_grappleDropCrate	The label "vf_2400_grappleDropCrate_Pin" is used for the lynchpin that secures the robot-arm fastener, so this unused label is likely related.
vf_2210_elevatorLightningRods
vf_2100_vehicleGateTerminal_Available
vf_2100_vehicleGateTerminal_Unavailable
vf_2300_archTerminal_Online
vf_2300_archTerminal_Offline
vf_3100_violaMonitors
vf_3100_interactTerminal
vf_3100_violaSpinner_bossDead
vf_3100_violaSpinner_bossAlive	This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Vi-O-La Spinners.
vf_3100_hologramProjector_Offline	There are 6 other "vf_3100_hologramProjector" labels used for the holograms displaying each tower's status, so this label was likely meant as a general scan for when the holograms aren't powered on.
vf_global_violaSpinner
vf_global_portculis_Offline
vf_global_portculis_Online
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Offline
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Online_Locked
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Online_Ready
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Terminal_Offline	The label "vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Terminal_Upper_Offline" is used for the factory elevator terminal, so these unused labels are likely related.
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_Terminal_Online_Ready
vf_global_factoryFloorLift_TerminalLower_Online_Locked
vf_global_elevatorFloorSelection_ObservationDeck
vf_global_elevatorFloorSelection_ToTestTrack1
vf_global_elevatorFloorSelection_ToTestTrack2
vf_global_elevatorFloorSelection_ToTestTrack3
vf_global_violaTunnelDoor_Disabled	The labels "vf_global_violaTunnelDoor_Locked" and "vf_global_violaTunnelDoor_Unlocked" are used by the Tower Gate scan, so this label is presumably related.
vf_global_loreMarker
vf_global_loreScan01
vf_global_loreScan02
vf_global_loreScan03
vf_1050_mbBombHatch
vf_1300_enginePrinter_Offline
vf_1300_enginePrinter_Online
vf_1200_fireshotGrate
vf_1120_mapHologram
vf_1120_mapStation_Node
vf_1120_suitAcquisitionConsole_Online_Used	The labels "vf_1120_suitAcquisitionConsole_Online" and "vf_1120_suitAcquisitionConsole_Offline" are both used for the Vi-O-La Suit Printer, so this label was presumably for after Samus obtains the Vi-O-La Suit.
vf_1420_TeleporterTube_Offline	The label "vf_1420_TeleporterTube_Online" is used for the Transport Tube to Elevator 1, so this unused label was presumably meant for when that Transport Tube is offline.
vf_1310_elevatorLightningRods
Door_Hangar
GF_SpacePirate_DropShip	This entry has placeholder scan images recycled from the 565-PH Hellfire ship.
GF_ComputerTerminal_01	The final game uses the "GF_ComputerTerminal" labels numbered 03 and 06 for the Security Clearance Terminals, so these unused labels are likely related. Oddly, the corresponding labels for numbers 05 and 06 are separated from the other "GF_ComputerTerminal" labels, being listed right after the "GF_Console" labels mentioned below.
GF_ComputerTerminal_02
GF_ComputerTerminal_04
GF_ComputerTerminal_05
GF_Truck	This entry has placeholder scan images recycled from the DA-T Tactical Truck.
GF_Console_2	Only the "GF_Console" labels numbered 1 and 4 are used.
GF_Console_3
GF_Console_5
GF_1060_Containers
gf_1070_doorResearchLabScanned
GF_1070_ComputerTerminal_04	The corresponding "GF_1070_ComputerTerminal" labels numbered 01, 02, and 03 are used in the game for the various terminals in Research Lab Zeta. Presumably, these unused labels would've been used for additional terminals.
GF_1070_ComputerTerminal_05
GF_1070_ComputerTerminal_06
GF_1070_ComputerTerminal_07
GF_1050_DoubleJumpRubble
GF_1030_ComputerTerminal_03	The corresponding "GF_1030_ComputerTerminal" labels numbered 01, 02, and 04 are used in the game for the various terminals found on the Observation Deck. This unused label is likely related.
Door_Damaged
Destroyable_Debris
Door_Fake
SpiderBallTrack_NoSpiderBall	The similar label "PsychicSpiderBallTrack_NoSpiderBall" is used, so this unused label is likely related.
TetherNode_NoSpiderBall
GrappleLassoNode_NoGrappleLasso
Elevator_ForceField
mechPart_hand	The corresponding "mechPart" labels for the "head", "chest", "leg", and "powerCell" are all used in the game. These unused labels are likely related.
mechPart_weapon
TKContainer_Ancient	The similar label "TKContainer_Psychic" is used for the Psychic Containers, so this unused label was likely meant for some sort of ancient, non-psychic container. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Psychic Containers.
Elevator_Hologram
PsychicShrine_LatchNode	The entries for the Grapple Nodes use the label "GrappleLatchNodes"; this unused label is likely related. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Grapple Nodes.
PsychicGrapplePoint
Psybot_Dormant	This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Psy-bot Soldiers.
MapStation	Possibly related to the partially-used entry labeled "MapStation", though this seems somewhat unlikely as there are over 200 labels listed in-between.
General_PsychicReveal
GalFed_TechCrate
TrooperCommand
U_CargoLauncherSV	This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Cargo Launchers.
ViolaSpinnerBridgeDoor_AfterViolaObtained	The label "ViolaSpinnerBridgeDoor_BeforeViolaObtained" is used for the doors to the Vi-O-La Tunnels. This label was presumably meant to be used after Samus obtains the Vi-O-La; the final game ends up using the same scan scan label before and after obtaining the Vi-O-La. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon and scan image, both recycled from Vi-O-La Spinners.
Item_ThunderShot	While the the corresponding "description" labels for these entries are used, those labels are only called in the inventory menu and thus aren't classified as scan labels.
Item_FireShot
Item_IceShot
Item_ViolaSuit
Item_ViolaSuitIC
FG_3210_FirePOI	The similar label "FG_3230_ThunderPOI" is used in a puzzle at the Rods of Transference in Fury Green, so these entries were likely meant for a similar purpose. These entries have a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Lamorn Lore.
FG_3220_IcePOI
UpgradeChargeIceShot
UpgradeChargeFireShot
UpgradeChargeThunderShot
Door_FGBoss_IB_Locked	Likely related to the unused "Door_FGBoss_IB" label mentioned under the "Complete Scan Entries" header. Oddly, this label is listed as an independent "preview" entry, instead of being part of a "complete" entry like all other scans with alternate previews.

Partially-Unused Scans#

While these entries do have a used "preview" label, their corresponding labels for a logbook "title" and "description" are left completely blank (as none of these scans have logbook entries). Note that while some of these scans do have images, they will not be noted since those images are seen in their respective entry's "preview" scan.

Label	Notes
Generic_Trooper	The corresponding preview is used for some of the generic Galactic Federation Troopers in the prologue, specifically the ones carrying an assault rifle. While the generic Galactic Federation Troopers in the prologue do have a logbook entry, that uses the label "Generic_TrooperB" for some reason. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon, recycled from the (used) entry for the prologue's generic Galactic Federation Troopers.
Flying_Shooter_Hive	The corresponding preview is used for the Shren Hives. Notably, this entry has an unused logbook image depicting the Shren Hives.
Jelly_Plant	The corresponding preview is used for the Lysocasks found in Fury Green.
Flower	The corresponding preview is used for the Epoxhids found in Fury Green.
GM_Flying_Shooter_Hive	The corresponding preview is used for the Cave Shren Hives found in Great Mines.
Horde_Griever_Bomber	The corresponding preview is used for the Griever Bombers found in Great Mines.
FG_HiveKnot	The corresponding preview is used for the regenerating... thing found in Fury Green.
Glow_Mold	The corresponding preview is used for the Glow Mold found in Fury Green. Interestingly, this scan only has "preview" and "title" labels, with no "description" label to be found.
Blight	The corresponding preview is used for the Fiber Deformity found in Fury Green.
Giant_Tree	The corresponding preview is used for the Sacred Tree found in Fury Green.
FG_1060_Mirror	The corresponding preview is used for the Daylight Reflector Panel found in the Arboreal Chapel in Fury Green.
AncientLore_LorePlayer	The corresponding preview is used for the Psychic Recording Data Playback Device in Fury Green.
AncientLore_Hologram_FG	The corresponding preview is used for the Carvex Hologram in Fury Green. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Carvex.
AncientLore_Hologram_FP	The corresponding preview is used for the Phenoros Hologram in Fury Green. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Phenoros.
AncientLore_Hologram_GM	The corresponding preview is used for the Gravinax Hologram in Fury Green.
AncientLore_Hologram_IB	The corresponding preview is used for the Keratos Hologram in Fury Green. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Keratos.
AncientLore_Hologram_VF	The corresponding preview is used for the Xelios Hologram in Fury Green. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Xelios.
fp_last_lamorn_statue	The corresponding preview is used for the Lamorn Statue in Flare Pool.
vf_last_lamorn_statue	The corresponding preview is used for the Lamorn Statue in Volt Forge.
FG_3010_Fountain	The corresponding preview is used for the Umozonite fountain found in the Cleansing Chamber in Fury Green.
FG_2000_Bridge	The corresponding preview is used for the ancient bridge found in the Infinity Bridge in Fury Green.
FG_3055_JungleOvegrowth	The corresponding preview is used for the Rhizome blocking the passageway in the Broken Hall in Fury Green.
FG_3140_CargoTrack	The corresponding preview is used for the Container Carrier Vehicle Rails found in the Cleared Path in Fury Green. This entry has a placeholder logbook icon recycled from Lamorn Lore.
MissileAmmoLarge	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Large (20 Ammo) Missile refill.
MissileExpansion	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Missile Expansion.
MissileAmmoSmall	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Small (5 Ammo) Missile refill.
EnergySmall	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Small (10 Point) Energy refill.
EnergyLarge	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Large (50 Point) Energy refill.
EnergyMedium	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Medium (20 Point) Energy refill.
EnergyHuge	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Huge (100 Point) Energy refill.
EnergyTank	The corresponding preview is used when scanning an Energy Tank.
MapStation	The corresponding preview is used for the various Map Stations scattered throughout the game.
ShotExpansion	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Large (20 Ammo) Shot Expansion.
ShotAmmoSmall	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Small (5 Ammo) Shot refill.
ShotAmmoLarge	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Large (20 Ammo) Shot refill.
PowerBombExpansion	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Power Bomb Expansion.
PowerBombAmmo	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Power Bomb refill.
ViolaBoostRefill	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Vi-O-La Boost Charge.
ShotExpansionSmall	The corresponding preview is used when scanning a Standard (10 Ammo) Shot Expansion.
Door_Legacy_GF	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Galactic Federation Gate found in the UTO Research Center. This entry has a generic "Image Pending" placeholder logbook icon.
Door_Tower_CT	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Chrono Tower Gate found in Chrono Tower.
Door_TK_SV	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Door found in Sol Valley.
Door_Pedestrian_FP	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Pedestrian Door found in Flare Pool.
Door_Simple_FP	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Energy Facility Door found in Flare Pool.
Door_Tramline_FP	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Tram Station Gate found in Flare Pool.
Door_Vehicle_FP	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Wheeled Vehicle Gate found in Flare Pool.
Door_Ruins_IB	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Door found in Ice Belt.
Door_Pedestrian_IB	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Pedestrian Door found in Ice Belt.
Door_Laboratory_IB	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Laboratory Security Door found in Ice Belt.
Door_Facility_IB	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Laboratory Door found in Ice Belt.
Door_Airlock_IB	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Laboratory Heavy Door found in Ice Belt.
Door_Ruins_FG	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Door found in Fury Green.
Door_Organic_FG	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Giant Spiral "Door" found in Fury Green.
Door_Pedestrian_GM	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Pedestrian Door found in Great Mines.
Door_Simple_GM	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Excavation Facility Door found in Great Mines.
Door_Nest_GM	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Organic Membrane "Door" found in Great Mines.
Door_Assembly_VF	The corresponding preview is used when scanning the Lamorn Vehicle Factory Door found in Volt Forge.
Missile_Blocker_Amber	The corresponding preview is used when scanning one of the Viewros Amber blockers found in Fury Green.

Unused Logbook Images#

Dropped Cargo Transport#

This image is referenced by the scan labeled "fg_1140_cargoShip_dropped", which is the unused scan for the cargo transport. While the final game does use a few "preview" scans for the cargo transport, none of them have any sort of entry in the logbook.

Shren Hive#

This image is referenced by the scan labeled "Flying_Shooter_Hive", which is the scan for the Shren Hives. While the final game does use the label's corresponding preview scan, the Shren Hives don't have an entry in the logbook, causing this image to go unused. Oddly, this image is also referenced by a completely-unused scan that's labeled "FG_GE_FloatingSpore", presumably as a placeholder logbook image.

Placeholder Images#

This is a placeholder image with text saying "Image Pending", if it wasn't obvious. This image is referenced by the scans labeled "Federation_Scientist_F", "Federation_Scientist_M", and "Door_Legacy_GF" (incidentally, all of these scans appear to be intended for the UTO Research Center).

Additionally, a surprising number of scans with no logbook entry have a small black square as their logbook image. This is mostly done by used "preview" scans that don't have a corresponding logbook entry, though it's unclear why those scans would need to reference a logbook image in the first place. Due to how incredibly small this image is (being a mere 64 pixels in size), it will not be shown here as it would be nearly-invisible on most screens.

(Source: Bearborg)