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'''Ridley''' is a recurring dragon-like antagonist in the [[Metroid (series)|Metroid series]], appearing in some form in all but three ''Metroid'' games (''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]'', ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]'', and ''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''). He is the leader of the [[Space Pirate]]s' military.
'''Ridley''' is a recurring dragon-like antagonist in the [[Metroid (series)|Metroid series]], appearing in some form in all but three ''Metroid'' games (''[[Metroid II: Return of Samus]]'', ''[[Metroid Prime Hunters]]'', and ''[[Metroid Prime 2: Echoes]]''). He is the leader of the [[Space Pirate]]s' military.


Throughout the series, Ridley has appeared in various incarnations, including a [[Meta Ridley|cybernetically enhanced]] version and a [[Omega Ridley|Phazon-mutated]] form, as well as [[Mecha Ridley|mechanical]] and bio-engineered clones. Though he has never had any dialogue in-game, in the official [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]], Ridley is capable of speech.
Throughout the series, Ridley has appeared in various incarnations, including a [[Meta Ridley|cybernetically enhanced]] version and a [[Omega Ridley|Phazon-mutated]] form, a [[Proteus Ridley|partially cybernetic]] as well as [[Mecha Ridley|mechanical]] and bio-engineered clones. Though he has never had any dialogue in-game, in the official [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]], Ridley is capable of speech.


Ridley's most recent appearance was ''[[Metroid: Other M]]''. Aside from main-series ''Metroid'' games, Ridley has also appeared in every ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' game (though two are cameos) and the [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]].
Ridley's most recent appearance was ''[[Metroid: Other M]]''. Aside from main-series ''Metroid'' games, Ridley has also appeared in every ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' game (though two are cameos) and the [[Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]].
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Though defeated, Ridley is again reborn. He makes his way to the [[Space Pirate Homeworld]], where a [[Leviathan]] impacts and lures Ridley into its core. Through severe [[Phazon]] exposure, the Leviathan mutates Ridley into a new, powerful form known as [[Omega Ridley]], and compels him to act as the core's guardian.<ref name=Leviathan>{{cite|Shortly after impact, the bioform dies, leaving its armored shell to protect the Phazon core. Before it dies, the bioform often attracts and enthralls a large local predator. After mutating it through intense Phazon exposure, it compels the creature to protect the core.|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Logbook]] "Leviathan"|Metroid Prime 3: Corrruption}}</ref> Samus engages Omega Ridley in battle in the [[Pirate Homeworld Leviathan Core]] and emerges victorious.
Though defeated, Ridley is again reborn. He makes his way to the [[Space Pirate Homeworld]], where a [[Leviathan]] impacts and lures Ridley into its core. Through severe [[Phazon]] exposure, the Leviathan mutates Ridley into a new, powerful form known as [[Omega Ridley]], and compels him to act as the core's guardian.<ref name=Leviathan>{{cite|Shortly after impact, the bioform dies, leaving its armored shell to protect the Phazon core. Before it dies, the bioform often attracts and enthralls a large local predator. After mutating it through intense Phazon exposure, it compels the creature to protect the core.|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Logbook]] "Leviathan"|Metroid Prime 3: Corrruption}}</ref> Samus engages Omega Ridley in battle in the [[Pirate Homeworld Leviathan Core]] and emerges victorious.
===''Metroid: Samus Returns''===
{{Main|Proteus Ridley}}
Ridley was revived once more, as Proteus Ridley, he ambushed Samus at SR388 as she is leaving the planet, attempting to steal the [[Metroid Hatchling]], but is subdued by the Bounty Hunter.


===''Super Metroid''===
===''Super Metroid''===
[[File:Ridley sm Artwork.png|left|100px|Ridley in ''[[Super Metroid]]'']]
[[File:Ridley sm Artwork.png|left|100px|Ridley in ''[[Super Metroid]]'']]
Ridley turns his attention to the [[Metroid Hatchling]] that Samus entrusted to the scientists of the [[Ceres Space Colony]]. He slaughters the scientists, but not before they send out a distress signal, which Samus responds to in time to witness Ridley stealing the last Metroid. He escapes after a brief duel, reborn in an organic form with no sign of the enhancements present in the [[Metroid Prime (series)|''Prime'' series]]. He appears much larger than his previous form and has many more attacks in ''[[Super Metroid]]''.
After his battle with Samus on [[SR388]], Ridley once again turns his attention to the [[Metroid Hatchling]] that Samus entrusted to the scientists of the [[Ceres Space Colony]]. He slaughters the scientists, but not before they send out a distress signal, which Samus responds to in time to witness Ridley stealing the last Metroid. He escapes after a brief duel, reborn in an organic form with no sign of the enhancements present in the [[Metroid Prime (series)|''Prime'' series]]. He appears much larger than his previous form and has many more attacks in ''[[Super Metroid]]''.


Much later, Samus encounters him again in the depths of [[Norfair]]. He is the fourth and final boss needed to open the path to Tourian. Ridley is killed in this battle, though his legacy continues to haunt Samus in different forms.
Much later, Samus encounters him again in the depths of [[Norfair]]. He is the fourth and final boss needed to open the path to Tourian. Ridley is killed in this battle, though his legacy continues to haunt Samus in different forms.
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