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Ridley is a self-proclaimed alien resistance fighter. Ridley has gained himself a lot of fans over the years and was a very well expected playable candidate for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, even though many were outraged that he is merely a boss in the game. Ridley has a respectal reputation on Nintendo Rocket, but more than anything he is known for the Ranthog meme, much like Mewtwo. thumb|230px Ridley (リドリー) est un pirate de l'espace haut gradé qui apparait dans Metroid (ainsi que son remake Metroid: Zero Mission), Super Metroid, Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Metroid Fusion et Metroid: Other M. C'est une sorte de ptérodactyle/dragon mauve cracheur de feu et de plasma. Il est responsable de la résurrection de Mother Brain dans Super Metroid, et réapparait sous différentes formes dans divers jeux : Mecha Ridley dans Metroid Zero Mission, Meta Ridley dans Metroid Prime, Oméga Ridley dans Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, et Ridley-X dans Metroid Fusion. Le personnage a été nommé en honneur de Ridley Scott, réalisateur d'Alien, un film qui a beaucoup inspiré les développeurs des jeux Metroid. Son espèce n'est pas révélée mais il viendrait du fin fond de l'espace. Hair color: Blonde-Orange Eye color: Blue-Green Dress: Look at a picture, it's easier. Nationality/Race: American Ridley is one of the primary villains from the Metroid series. He also appears as a boss in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In the Spring 2005 Contest, Ridley was one of the few overseeded characters, as he lost in the first round to 7-seeded Diablo. He appeared again in the Summer 2007 Contest, where he and Spyro the Dragon lost to Leon Kennedy and Vivi Ornitier. He is TOO BIG. Prince Ridley, more commonly called Ridley, is a main character of the series. Ridley is Ridley (リドリー, Ridorii), also known as Geoform 187, is a high-ranking space pirate with fiery, evil eyes, and was the commander of the Space Pirates stationed on Zebes, as well has being the supreme commander of the Space Pirate Confederation. He is highly intelligent and seems to have a great amount of hatred for the Chozo armor-clad bounty hunter, Samus Aran, and has faced her on numerous occasions. Somehow, he continues to survive despite multiple "deaths", possibly owing to cloning technology. He is very defiant and persistent, and has always come back to fight again, despite the many large explosions, extreme heat, and enormous amount of kinetic energy his spine has suffered. Ridley is an alien dragon Space Pirate commander hailing from the Metroid video game series, where he is chiefly known as the arch-nemesis of Samus Aran. She frequently stalks Ridley because the latter killed her parents, but she is in turn stalked by Sylux in Metroid Prime: Hunters, ironically. Ridley is the main antagonist of the Metroid series, and the nemesis of Samus Aran. Ridley is a high-ranking member of the Space Pirates, possibly even their leader, and had murdered Samus' parents when she was a child. Ridley goes through various forms of growth stages prior to becoming a dragon-like creature, starting out as a creature dubbed "Little Birdie" before morphing into an adolescent form known as the "Mysterious Creature". Contrary to his appearance, Ridley is of high intelligence, showing knowledge in combat and giving orders to other creatures, as well as knowing when to retreat. Ridley is the main antagonist of the Metroid series who made his first appearance in Metroid for the NES as a minor boss, though later on becoming a recurring boss. He's a large pterosaur creature and is the most prominent leader of the Space Pirates. Despite being one of the most popular enemies in the game, he hasn't appeared in three of the Metroid titles. Throughout the series Ridley has changed in colors, being red, green, and black. Ridley è un boss ricorrente della serie Metroid (con l'eccezione di Metroid Prime Hunters, Metroid II: Return of Samus e Metroid Prime 2: Echoes). È un Pirata Spaziale di alto rango, ambizioso e malvagio. Appare come una sorta di pterodattilo scheletrico, dotato di una coda appuntita con cui attacca i nemici. Ridley è l'arcinemico della cacciatrice di taglie Samus Aran, con cui ha combattuto diverse battaglie. Pare che la sua identità sia rimasta invariata nel corso della serie dopo le sue diverse morti, anche se non è chiaro se i Ridley utilizzati siano stati uno o più. Shortly prior to JC Denton arriving at the Ocean Lab, Ridley sabotaged the base thoroughly by detonating LAMs, flooding most of the lower portions of the base. He also uploaded a computer virus that sent the Base's security turrets haywire and opened the cages holding the base's many transgenics. By the time JC arrives, all of the base's personnel are dead, or have escaped through submarines. Ridley claimed to be a member of the "Illuminated ones", and may have been a bug for the Illuminati all along (or perhaps he suffered from a mental illness). Ridley himself made it to the Submarine bay, but encountered a Trooper named Thomas Mann who shot him in the head shortly before dying of his own wounds. Ridley must have acted very quickly before JC arrives, as no personnel from the surface have Ridley is a character appearing in Pokémon: BW Rival Destinies. Ridley is a boss in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion. Regarded as Samus' arch-enemy, he is the most prominent figure of all Metroid villains. Ridley was a nasty space pirate, created for the purpose of being a total prick. Unfortunately, this made a bounty hunter named Samus angry, which resulted in his eventual death. Ridley is an extremely unfortunate pterodactyl, having been kidnapped by Leon for his own purposes. At least once every saga he is transformed, cloned, or otherwise used as a tool for evil. So far his forms include: RIDLEY Neo RIDLEY Chrono RIDLEY Omega RIDLEY Metallo RIDLEY Aero RIDLEY He seems to be very sensitive to magical powers, having been transformed with ease by Raphael, the Time Keeper, and Veralice. Ridley was originally a regular pterodactyl living in Fun Land with his siblings: Rachel and Riley. They have sense become regulars in the story. |Dieser Ridley-Artikel beschäftigt sich mit Ridley. Die anderen Ridley haben auch andere Seiten, siehe Meta-Ridley, Omega-Ridley, Neo-Ridley, Mecha-Ridley, Piepmatz und Mysteriöse Kreatur. |} en:Ridley Ridley ist der verhasste Todfeind von Samus Aran. Er war Anführer der Piraten, die Kolonie K-2L angriffen, wo auch die zu der Zeit dreijährige Samus lebte. Hauptsächlich durch ihn wurde sie eine Waise. In den Reihen der Weltraumpiraten steht er sehr weit oben; oft bewirkt seine magere, drachenartige Erscheinung, dass er etwas geistlos und wild wirkt, doch er verfügt sowohl über eine berechnend gnadenlose Intelligenz, als auch über eine sehr gute Reaktion, wie man in Metroid: Other M sehen kann. Selten schickt er im Kampf andere vor und befindet sich immer an vorderster Front. Im Verlaufe der After his utter defeat and subsequent humiliation by Samus as Omega Ridley,Ridley was critically damaged.The Space Pirates fixed him up,and he became Alpha Ridley.He became the Head of Pirate Command,as Mother Brain was still under heavy repairs.When Samus and the other two arrived at the ruins of a GF SR388 colony,he and his forces struck at the main boiler, which melted rock into magma. He failed,but critically wounded Samus. He continued attacking that group until he fell off his flagship. Ridley is a high-ranking Space pirate, the archenemy of Samus Aran, and one of the most commonly recurring characters in the Metroid series, appearing in every Metroid game except for Metroid II: Return of Samus, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, and Metroid Prime Hunters. Ridley may refer to: Ridley is a character in the comic book continuity of Captain N: The Game Master. He is based on the antagonist of the same name from Metroid. Ridley (died October 26, 2007) is a minor character in the series. Ridley is an enforcer and a leader among the dreaded scourge of the galaxy, the Space Pirates. A fierce monstrous creature that resembles the dragons of Earth's history, Ridley is a vicious, ruthless killer who shows no mercy to his enemies. Despite his lithe appearance, he's strong and fast. Worst yet, he's capable of cunning as well. He also doesn't care much for humans, given they're one of the primary races of the Galactic Federation. Ridley was a member of the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team, under the command of Albert Wesker. He was still young compared to the others, and considered a 'rookie'. <default>Ridley</default> Wiki.png Titel Wissenschaftlicher Name Ernährung Verbreitung Zugehörigkeit Färbung Maße Werk Ridley ist ein häufig wiederkehrender Boss der Metroid-Serie, der einem sehr humanoiden europäischen Drachen ähnelt, während der Kopf an ein Pteranodon erinnert. Interessanterweise scheint die "Halswirbelsäule" nur ein Gelenk zu besitzen anstatt aus vielen Wirbeln zu bestehen. Während seiner Karriere bei den Piraten machte Ridley viele Veränderungen durch. Ridley (リドリー, Ridorii) es un dragón espacial y un Pirata Espacial de alto rango y el archienemigo de Samus Aran, además de ser uno de los personajes más recurrentes y jefes de la saga Metroid, apareciendo en casi todos los juegos Metroid. Es usualmente uno de los últimos jefes que Samus se enfrenta antes de la batalla final. Aparece en varios juegos, pero no todos bajo la misma forma, puesto que ha sufrido varias reconstrucciones después de sus múltiples batallas contra Samus Aran durante los diversos juegos en los que aparece. Ridley, or Lego Ridley, is Samus's arch rival, fought in most of her missions. It is a complete mystery as to how Ridley survived his many deaths against Samus and as to how Ridley makes an appearance on the remote planet, X-nel XI. After discovering the experiments with Metroids and the secret rebirth of Ridley, Samus concludes that Dorn is somehow affiliated with Space Pirates. Ridley is a boss from the Metroid series. He appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Image:Stub.png This article has been deemed a stub. You can help Wii Wiki by [ expanding it]. Ridley is a character from the Metroid series, and a major enemy in most of the games, generally acting as one of the later bosses. He is a space pterosaur with vicious claws and large wings. His attacks usually include a charge attack, fireballs (a lot of small ones or a few big ones), a diving attack where he grabs Samus and damages her, and various moves with his tail, from slamming it on the ground to flailing it like a whip. Lieutenant Ridley was a security officer on Starbase Vanguard, who interrupted a fight between Denobulan males who were related by mutual wives. He was required to provide a statement to Lieutenant Holly Moyer, the JAG officer pursing the case. (VAN novel: Summon the Thunder) Ridley, also known as Geoform 187, is the secondary antagonist of Nintendo's Metroid video game franchise. He is Samus Aran's arch-nemesis, having murdered her parents when she was just a toddler, and her hatred of Ridley is as strong as his is for her. Ridley is one of the main antagonists in every game he appears in, as he normally prefers working for each game's main antagonist. „Lange kein Blut mehr vergossen. Kostet zuerst das Gemetzel aus!“ —Ridley, Metroid-Manga Ridley ist der verhasste Erzfeind von Samus Aran! Bereits im ersten "Metroid"-Game war er der Anführer der Weltraumpiraten, die, die Kolonie K-2L vernichteten, wo auch zu der Zeit die drei Jahre alte Samus lebte. In den Reihen der Weltraumpiraten steht er sehr weit oben; oft bewirkt seine magere, drachenartige Erscheinung, dass er etwas geistlos und wild wirkt, doch er verfügt über eine berechnend gnadenlose Intelligenz. Selten schickt er im Kämpfen andere vor und befindet sich immer an vorderster Front.

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Ridley may refer to: Ridley is the main antagonist of the Metroid series, and the nemesis of Samus Aran. Ridley is a high-ranking member of the Space Pirates, possibly even their leader, and had murdered Samus' parents when she was a child. Ridley goes through various forms of growth stages prior to becoming a dragon-like creature, starting out as a creature dubbed "Little Birdie" before morphing into an adolescent form known as the "Mysterious Creature". Contrary to his appearance, Ridley is of high intelligence, showing knowledge in combat and giving orders to other creatures, as well as knowing when to retreat. thumb|230px Ridley (リドリー) est un pirate de l'espace haut gradé qui apparait dans Metroid (ainsi que son remake Metroid: Zero Mission), Super Metroid, Metroid Prime, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Metroid Fusion et Metroid: Other M. C'est une sorte de ptérodactyle/dragon mauve cracheur de feu et de plasma. Il est responsable de la résurrection de Mother Brain dans Super Metroid, et réapparait sous différentes formes dans divers jeux : Mecha Ridley dans Metroid Zero Mission, Meta Ridley dans Metroid Prime, Oméga Ridley dans Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, et Ridley-X dans Metroid Fusion. Le personnage a été nommé en honneur de Ridley Scott, réalisateur d'Alien, un film qui a beaucoup inspiré les développeurs des jeux Metroid. Son espèce n'est pas révélée mais il viendrait du fin fond de l'espace. Il est le bras droit de Mother Brain et donc le général des pirates de l'espace. On peut signaler qu'il est à l'origine de la destruction de la planète K2-L et de toute sa population. C'est la planète de naissance de Samus Aran dont elle a été la seule survivante. Vaincu à maintes reprises par Samus, à chaque fois laissé pour mort, il revient sans cesse plus puissant, ressuscité par les pirates lui ajoutant divers gadgets robotiques. Il sera finalement tué par la Reine Metroid dans l'épisode Metroid: Other M. Samus devra affronter son clone "Ridley-X", ressuscité par les Parasites X dans le dernier épisode. Malgré son apparence redoutable et bestiale, Ridley semble être une créature dotée d'une grande intelligence et s’avère même être capable de parler dans le manga Metroid. Grâce à ses capacités intellectuelles, il est parvenu à créer une version artificielle de lui-même, semblable à son apparence. Il possède également une personnalité sanguinaire et prend beaucoup de plaisir personnel dans la destruction. Ridley (リドリー, Ridorii), also known as Geoform 187, is a high-ranking space pirate with fiery, evil eyes, and was the commander of the Space Pirates stationed on Zebes, as well has being the supreme commander of the Space Pirate Confederation. He is highly intelligent and seems to have a great amount of hatred for the Chozo armor-clad bounty hunter, Samus Aran, and has faced her on numerous occasions. Somehow, he continues to survive despite multiple "deaths", possibly owing to cloning technology. He is very defiant and persistent, and has always come back to fight again, despite the many large explosions, extreme heat, and enormous amount of kinetic energy his spine has suffered. Hair color: Blonde-Orange Eye color: Blue-Green Dress: Look at a picture, it's easier. Nationality/Race: American Ridley (died October 26, 2007) is a minor character in the series. Ridley was a member of the S.T.A.R.S. Alpha Team, under the command of Albert Wesker. He was still young compared to the others, and considered a 'rookie'. Ridley è un boss ricorrente della serie Metroid (con l'eccezione di Metroid Prime Hunters, Metroid II: Return of Samus e Metroid Prime 2: Echoes). È un Pirata Spaziale di alto rango, ambizioso e malvagio. Appare come una sorta di pterodattilo scheletrico, dotato di una coda appuntita con cui attacca i nemici. Ridley è l'arcinemico della cacciatrice di taglie Samus Aran, con cui ha combattuto diverse battaglie. Pare che la sua identità sia rimasta invariata nel corso della serie dopo le sue diverse morti, anche se non è chiaro se i Ridley utilizzati siano stati uno o più. Prince Ridley, more commonly called Ridley, is a main character of the series. Ridley is a self-proclaimed alien resistance fighter. Ridley is a character from the Metroid series, and a major enemy in most of the games, generally acting as one of the later bosses. He is a space pterosaur with vicious claws and large wings. His attacks usually include a charge attack, fireballs (a lot of small ones or a few big ones), a diving attack where he grabs Samus and damages her, and various moves with his tail, from slamming it on the ground to flailing it like a whip. Ridley has gained himself a lot of fans over the years and was a very well expected playable candidate for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, even though many were outraged that he is merely a boss in the game. Ridley has a respectal reputation on Nintendo Rocket, but more than anything he is known for the Ranthog meme, much like Mewtwo. Ridley, also known as Geoform 187, is the secondary antagonist of Nintendo's Metroid video game franchise. He is Samus Aran's arch-nemesis, having murdered her parents when she was just a toddler, and her hatred of Ridley is as strong as his is for her. He is a large alien creature with some draconian traits (physiology) and is considered to be the leader of the Space Pirates stationed on Zebes, as well as being the supreme commander of the Space Pirate confederation. Highly intelligent, Ridley seems to have a great amount of hatred for the bounty hunter Samus Aran, due to his numerous confrontations and battles with her. Throughout the main games, he is able to be brought back to life after his presumed death, either through technological enhancements, genetic mutations, and even cloning. It is his strong defiance and persistence that allows Ridley to fight again despite being defeated countless times by Samus. Ridley is one of the main antagonists in every game he appears in, as he normally prefers working for each game's main antagonist. After his utter defeat and subsequent humiliation by Samus as Omega Ridley,Ridley was critically damaged.The Space Pirates fixed him up,and he became Alpha Ridley.He became the Head of Pirate Command,as Mother Brain was still under heavy repairs.When Samus and the other two arrived at the ruins of a GF SR388 colony,he and his forces struck at the main boiler, which melted rock into magma. He failed,but critically wounded Samus. He continued attacking that group until he fell off his flagship. <default>Ridley</default> Wiki.png Titel Wissenschaftlicher Name Ernährung Verbreitung Zugehörigkeit Färbung Maße Werk Ridley ist ein häufig wiederkehrender Boss der Metroid-Serie, der einem sehr humanoiden europäischen Drachen ähnelt, während der Kopf an ein Pteranodon erinnert. Interessanterweise scheint die "Halswirbelsäule" nur ein Gelenk zu besitzen anstatt aus vielen Wirbeln zu bestehen. Er gehört einer nicht näher bekannten Spezies an und hat es bis an die Spitze der Weltraumpiraten gebracht, obwohl er nicht der zebesianischen Spezies angehört. Mittlerweile ist er sowas wie ihr Anführer in Gefechten geworden und für sie damit fast unverzichtbar. Während seiner Karriere bei den Piraten machte Ridley viele Veränderungen durch. Ridley is the main antagonist of the Metroid series who made his first appearance in Metroid for the NES as a minor boss, though later on becoming a recurring boss. He's a large pterosaur creature and is the most prominent leader of the Space Pirates. Despite being one of the most popular enemies in the game, he hasn't appeared in three of the Metroid titles. Throughout the series Ridley has changed in colors, being red, green, and black. Ridley, or Lego Ridley, is Samus's arch rival, fought in most of her missions. It is a complete mystery as to how Ridley survived his many deaths against Samus and as to how Ridley makes an appearance on the remote planet, X-nel XI. After discovering the experiments with Metroids and the secret rebirth of Ridley, Samus concludes that Dorn is somehow affiliated with Space Pirates. Ridley is a high-ranking Space pirate, the archenemy of Samus Aran, and one of the most commonly recurring characters in the Metroid series, appearing in every Metroid game except for Metroid II: Return of Samus, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, and Metroid Prime Hunters. Ridley is known for being very defiant and persistent; though Samus has defeated him on many occasions, he always manages to return and do battle with her, either through his healing abilities or robotic enhancements. As such, Ridley is fittingly referred to as the Cunning God of Death in his Zero Mission official art. Ridley is considered the main antagonist of the series, despite not typically acting as such in any individual games. Credit to Metroid Database for the image. Ridley is a boss in Mushroom Kingdom Fusion. Regarded as Samus' arch-enemy, he is the most prominent figure of all Metroid villains. „Lange kein Blut mehr vergossen. Kostet zuerst das Gemetzel aus!“ —Ridley, Metroid-Manga Ridley ist der verhasste Erzfeind von Samus Aran! Bereits im ersten "Metroid"-Game war er der Anführer der Weltraumpiraten, die, die Kolonie K-2L vernichteten, wo auch zu der Zeit die drei Jahre alte Samus lebte. In den Reihen der Weltraumpiraten steht er sehr weit oben; oft bewirkt seine magere, drachenartige Erscheinung, dass er etwas geistlos und wild wirkt, doch er verfügt über eine berechnend gnadenlose Intelligenz. Selten schickt er im Kämpfen andere vor und befindet sich immer an vorderster Front. Im Verlaufe der Schlacht von Zebes wurde er von Samus Aran getötet, ihre Rache schien komplett. Allerdings überlebte er den blutigen Kampf schwerverletzt, mehr Tod als lebendig; einigen Weltraumpiraten, denen die Aufgabe zuteil wurde, nach der Zerstörung ihrer unterirdischen Anlagen auf Zebes diese wieder in Betrieb zu nehmen, schafften es jedoch Ridley (sowie auch Kraid und Motherbrain) wiederzubeleben. thumb| Meta-Ridley Einige, wenn auch relativ kurze Zeit nach den Ereignissen von "Metroid" tritt Ridley wieder in Erscheinung. Als Samus über dem Planeten Tallon IV eine beschädigte Fregatte der Weltraumpiraten untersucht, stößt sie im Verlauf ihrer Erkundungen auf ihren alten Erzfeind. Als die Fregatte auf Grund eines Kampfes zwischen Samus und einem amokgelaufenen Experiment der Piraten kurz vor dem Absturz auf dem Orbit von Tallon IV steht, flieht Samus und verfolgt Ridley, der der Zerstörung der Fregatte entgehen konnte. Kurz bevor Samus dem Kern des Übels der "Großen Seuche" auf dem Planeten gegenübertritt, greift Ridley in Form von Meta-Ridley an, die mechanische Reinkarnation von Ridley, teils mechanisiert, teils organisch. Den Piraten war es also gelungen, Ridley wiederzubeleben, mit ihrer hochmodernen Cyborgtechnologie zu kombinieren und ihn mit ihren modernsten Waffen auszurüsten, z.B. einem Merson-Bombenwerfer oder einem ultrathermalen Flammenwerfer; zudem bot ihm seine körperumfassende Rüstung einen höchst effektiven Schutz gegen jegliche Art von Waffen, lediglich der Brustkorb war schwach gepanzert: Somit war das Ergebnis eine perfekte Zerstörungsmaschine, noch effizienter und gnadenloser als je zuvor. So traf Ridley in seiner neuen Form abermals auf Samus Aran. In einem Brutalen Kampf konnte Aran nur mit größten Anstrengungen als Sieger hervorgehen, denn die Piraten hatten ganze Arbeit geleistet. Stark angeschlagen, seiner Flügelmembranen beraubt und nun auch noch von Statuen der Chozo unter Beschuss genommen, stürzte Meta-Ridley tödlich getroffen und in einer enormen Explosion in den Einschlagskrater, den ein Leviathan hier hinterlassen hatte. So starb Meta-Ridley. Dachte Samus Aran zumindest. In den Geschehnissen von Metroid Prime 3: Corruption war unter den Piratenstreitkräften, die den föderierten Planeten Norion angriffen, unerwartet abermals Meta-Ridley einer der Feinde. Im Laufe eines Kampfes, bei dem Meta-Ridley Samus in einen 17 Kilometer tiefen Reaktorschacht mitriss, wurde er von Aran schwer verwundet. Unfähig, in dem engen Schacht wieder nach oben zu fliegen, stürzte Meta-Ridley dem Tode geweiht seinem Ende entgegen; Samus konnte durch einen verbündeten, von der Föderation angeheuerten Kopfgeldjäger namens Rundas gerettet werden. Nun schien Ridley beseitigt. Als Samus in den Leviathan der Heimatwelt der Weltraumpiraten eindrang, musste sie zu ihrem Entsetzen feststellen, dass Meta-Ridley immer noch am Leben war. Zu allem Übel war er durch enorme Mengen von Phazon korrumpiert/verseucht worden und wurde nun als Omega-Ridley bezeichnet. Tödlicher und gewalttätiger denn je, durch die Phazon-Verseuchung und seine grenzenlose Wut auf Aran halb wahnsinnig, war Omega-Ridley ein Gegner, den Aran ohne den Hyper-Modus ihres PED-Suits unmöglich hätte besiegen können. Selbst mit diesem Waffensystem unterlag Aran beinahe. Mit letzter Kraft konnte sie dieses Monster besiegen. thumb| Ridley in Super Metroid In Super Metroid tritt Ridley abermals in Erscheinung; wieder ist er im Besitz eines vollständigen organischen Körpers, was zu unterschiedlichen Theorien unter den Fans führt. Eine Theorie besagt, dass es Ridley nach seiner "Explosion" im Leviathan-Kern durch das Phazon gelangt, sich gegen allen Erwartungen hin erneut zu regenerieren. Eine andere, weit simplere Theorie besagt, dass die Weltraumpiraten, die auf Zebes verblieben, ihren Anführer mittels aufbewahrter DNA klonten. Es muss jedoch darauf hingewiesen werden, dass sich dieses Problem um Ridleys Erscheinung lediglich durch das Erscheinen neuer Metroid-Spiele ergab: Super Metroid erschien lange vor der Prime-Serie. Super Metroid: Ridley entführt das letzte überlebende Metroid von einer Forschungsstation und floh mit diesem nach Zebes, dessen Anlagen von den Weltraumpiraten wieder Aufgebaut worden waren. Im Verlauf ihres Abenteuers findet Samus Ridley in den glühend heißen Tiefen von Norfair und so musste sich Samus zum 5. Mal (in der Metroidgamestory) Ridley gegenüberstellen. Samus hoffte das Ridley das (Baby) Metroid rausrückt doch Ridley wollte sich für alles was sie ihm antat Rächen und Samus am weiterführen hindern. Für Samus war dieser Kampf zwar anstrengend und brutal, am Ende jedoch siegte sie erneut. Nebenbei gab es noch eine vollständige mechanische Version von Ridley, nämlich Mecha-Ridley, welcher in Metroid: Zero Mission (einer überarbeiteten Version von "Metroid" mit selber Story) seinen Auftritt hat. Einer kompletten Maschine gleich, ist dieser Prototyp äußerst widerstandfähig und mit mächtigen Waffensystemen ausgerüstet. Jedoch kann er nicht fliegen. Nachdem Samus diese eher spärliche Version von Ridley besiegte, aktivierte das Schiff, an dem er angeschlossen war, seine Selbstzerstörung. In Metroid Fusion trifft Samus abermals auf Ridley, der von X-Parasiten besessen ist und einen nicht zu unterschätzenden Gegner darstellte. Jedoch wurde er auch diesmal von Samus besiegt. Ridley is a character in the comic book continuity of Captain N: The Game Master. He is based on the antagonist of the same name from Metroid. Ridley is Ridley (リドリー, Ridorii) es un dragón espacial y un Pirata Espacial de alto rango y el archienemigo de Samus Aran, además de ser uno de los personajes más recurrentes y jefes de la saga Metroid, apareciendo en casi todos los juegos Metroid. Es usualmente uno de los últimos jefes que Samus se enfrenta antes de la batalla final. Aparece en varios juegos, pero no todos bajo la misma forma, puesto que ha sufrido varias reconstrucciones después de sus múltiples batallas contra Samus Aran durante los diversos juegos en los que aparece. Ridley is an extremely unfortunate pterodactyl, having been kidnapped by Leon for his own purposes. At least once every saga he is transformed, cloned, or otherwise used as a tool for evil. So far his forms include: RIDLEY Neo RIDLEY Chrono RIDLEY Omega RIDLEY Metallo RIDLEY Aero RIDLEY He seems to be very sensitive to magical powers, having been transformed with ease by Raphael, the Time Keeper, and Veralice. Ridley was originally a regular pterodactyl living in Fun Land with his siblings: Rachel and Riley. They have sense become regulars in the story. Ridley was a nasty space pirate, created for the purpose of being a total prick. Unfortunately, this made a bounty hunter named Samus angry, which resulted in his eventual death. Ridley is a character appearing in Pokémon: BW Rival Destinies. Ridley is one of the primary villains from the Metroid series. He also appears as a boss in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. In the Spring 2005 Contest, Ridley was one of the few overseeded characters, as he lost in the first round to 7-seeded Diablo. He appeared again in the Summer 2007 Contest, where he and Spyro the Dragon lost to Leon Kennedy and Vivi Ornitier. He is TOO BIG. Ridley is an alien dragon Space Pirate commander hailing from the Metroid video game series, where he is chiefly known as the arch-nemesis of Samus Aran. She frequently stalks Ridley because the latter killed her parents, but she is in turn stalked by Sylux in Metroid Prime: Hunters, ironically. Ridley is an intellectually gifted individual, holding numerous Ph.D. degrees and even building a robotic version of himself in Metroid: Zero Mission, presumably because having an entire region of Zebes named after him was not enough to satiate his narcissism. He is also known to be immoral immortal, coming back to life many more times than even Jesus. Some space historians feel he could have founded his own religion if it weren't for Samus smearing his good character. Lieutenant Ridley was a security officer on Starbase Vanguard, who interrupted a fight between Denobulan males who were related by mutual wives. He was required to provide a statement to Lieutenant Holly Moyer, the JAG officer pursing the case. (VAN novel: Summon the Thunder) Shortly prior to JC Denton arriving at the Ocean Lab, Ridley sabotaged the base thoroughly by detonating LAMs, flooding most of the lower portions of the base. He also uploaded a computer virus that sent the Base's security turrets haywire and opened the cages holding the base's many transgenics. By the time JC arrives, all of the base's personnel are dead, or have escaped through submarines. Ridley claimed to be a member of the "Illuminated ones", and may have been a bug for the Illuminati all along (or perhaps he suffered from a mental illness). Ridley himself made it to the Submarine bay, but encountered a Trooper named Thomas Mann who shot him in the head shortly before dying of his own wounds. Ridley must have acted very quickly before JC arrives, as no personnel from the surface have visited the area yet, and Tiffany Savage was not caught in the chaos. Ridley is an enforcer and a leader among the dreaded scourge of the galaxy, the Space Pirates. A fierce monstrous creature that resembles the dragons of Earth's history, Ridley is a vicious, ruthless killer who shows no mercy to his enemies. Despite his lithe appearance, he's strong and fast. Worst yet, he's capable of cunning as well. He also doesn't care much for humans, given they're one of the primary races of the Galactic Federation. Ridley is a boss from the Metroid series. He appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Image:Stub.png This article has been deemed a stub. You can help Wii Wiki by [ expanding it]. |Dieser Ridley-Artikel beschäftigt sich mit Ridley. Die anderen Ridley haben auch andere Seiten, siehe Meta-Ridley, Omega-Ridley, Neo-Ridley, Mecha-Ridley, Piepmatz und Mysteriöse Kreatur. |} en:Ridley Ridley ist der verhasste Todfeind von Samus Aran. Er war Anführer der Piraten, die Kolonie K-2L angriffen, wo auch die zu der Zeit dreijährige Samus lebte. Hauptsächlich durch ihn wurde sie eine Waise. In den Reihen der Weltraumpiraten steht er sehr weit oben; oft bewirkt seine magere, drachenartige Erscheinung, dass er etwas geistlos und wild wirkt, doch er verfügt sowohl über eine berechnend gnadenlose Intelligenz, als auch über eine sehr gute Reaktion, wie man in Metroid: Other M sehen kann. Selten schickt er im Kampf andere vor und befindet sich immer an vorderster Front. Im Verlaufe der Schlacht von Zebes wurde er von Samus Aran getötet, ihre Rache schien komplett. Allerdings überlebte er den blutigen Kampf schwer verletzt, mehr tot als lebendig; einigen Weltraumpiraten, denen die Aufgabe zuteil wurde, nach der Zerstörung ihrer unterirdischen Anlagen auf Zebes diese wieder in Betrieb zu nehmen, schafften es jedoch Ridley (sowie auch Kraid und Mother Brain) wiederzubeleben.

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