Metellus Scipio was a Roman general and politician during the late Roman Republic. He was a member of the Scipio family, known for its military and political influence. Scipio served as a consul in 52 BC and played a significant role in the political conflicts of his time, particularly during the power struggles between Gaius Julius Caesar and the Senate. He is best known for his opposition to Caesar, aligning himself with the senatorial faction. Scipio's military career included campaigns in Africa and Spain, where he sought to maintain the traditional power of the Senate against the rising influence of Caesar.