| rdfs:comment | - Melissa Bergman is an artificially created intelligence based off of Mother Brain's design, and is the antagonist in Metroid: Other M. She has an intense hatred of humans, though not so strong as to prevent her from working with them should the need arise. Though usually cautious and intelligent, MB can be quick to anger, only seeking to cause pain. She can be good at heart, and is kind to those she cares about, even if this number is small. Melissa views humans as lesser, evil beings who are to be judged and tamed by her metaphorical hand.
- She begins perceiving all life forms in the Bottle Ship not under her control, including the scientists, as a threat and controls the Desbrachians to attack in order for her to take over. She begins calling herself Madeline Bergman, the name of her former human friend, and tries to manipulate Samus into believing she is an ally. Regardless, she is destroyed soon after the death of the Queen, being anticlimactically shot down by the Federation soldiers as soon as Samus takes care of the Desbrachians, thus destroying what may have been another Mother Brain.
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| abstract | - Melissa Bergman is an artificially created intelligence based off of Mother Brain's design, and is the antagonist in Metroid: Other M. She has an intense hatred of humans, though not so strong as to prevent her from working with them should the need arise. Though usually cautious and intelligent, MB can be quick to anger, only seeking to cause pain. She can be good at heart, and is kind to those she cares about, even if this number is small. Melissa views humans as lesser, evil beings who are to be judged and tamed by her metaphorical hand. The user who plays Melissa is the first to do so, and Melissa is also the second character the user apped. This character has since been switched.
- She begins perceiving all life forms in the Bottle Ship not under her control, including the scientists, as a threat and controls the Desbrachians to attack in order for her to take over. She begins calling herself Madeline Bergman, the name of her former human friend, and tries to manipulate Samus into believing she is an ally. It is unknown if her actions influenced Ridley at all, who had been reborn in a new cloned body. It is possible she may have been able to direct him upon his body being drained and his still-existing molecules being sucked into the Queen Metroid (which was destroyed by Samus, meaning his molecules would return to his drained body). Regardless, she is destroyed soon after the death of the Queen, being anticlimactically shot down by the Federation soldiers as soon as Samus takes care of the Desbrachians, thus destroying what may have been another Mother Brain. Ridley, however, was to be resurrected yet again in Metroid: Fusion. It is possible that MB was under the manipulation of Phantoon, who shows up as the true final boss post-credits.
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