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|caption= Mini Kraid from ''[[Super Metroid]]'' | |caption= Mini Kraid from ''[[Super Metroid]]'' | ||
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{{Articleabout|Mini Kraid|Kraid, the recurring enemy|[[Kraid]]}} | {{Articleabout|Mini Kraid|Kraid, the recurring enemy|[[Kraid]]}} | ||
Mini Kraid, referred to as "Sclayd" in ''[[Super Metroid]]'s'' game data, is a much weaker and sometimes smaller version of [[Kraid]] seen in Metroid and Super Metroid. | Mini Kraid, referred to as "Sclayd" in ''[[Super Metroid]]'s'' game data,{{fact}} is a much weaker and sometimes smaller version of [[Kraid]] seen in ''[[Metroid (game)|Metroid]]'' and ''Super Metroid''. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==''Metroid''== | ===''Metroid''=== | ||
[[File:Fake Kraid.png|thumb|left|Mini-Kraid as he appears in ''Metroid''.]] | [[File:Fake Kraid.png|thumb|left|Mini-Kraid as he appears in ''Metroid''.]] | ||
There are several paths that lead to the actual Kraid, so the player may not even encounter Mini Kraid. He is a brown and blue version of the regular Kraid, but of equal size. He dies from a single [[Missile]] or at the slightest touch of the [[Screw Attack]], though it constantly respawns like a regular enemy once [[Samus]] leaves the room and re-enters. | There are several paths that lead to the actual Kraid, so the player may not even encounter Mini Kraid. He is a brown and blue version of the regular Kraid, but of equal size. He dies from a single [[Missile]] or at the slightest touch of the [[Screw Attack]], though it constantly respawns like a regular enemy once [[Samus]] leaves the room and re-enters. | ||
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This impostor was potentially the source of much frustration for first-time players of ''Metroid'', as the latter may have thought, after killing him, that they had achieved one of the requirements of the stone statues to access [[Tourian]]. As a result, the players would leave [[Kraid (area)|Mini-boss Hideout I]] prematurely to seek out the second requirement, [[Ridley]], unknowingly leaving the authentic Kraid alive. | This impostor was potentially the source of much frustration for first-time players of ''Metroid'', as the latter may have thought, after killing him, that they had achieved one of the requirements of the stone statues to access [[Tourian]]. As a result, the players would leave [[Kraid (area)|Mini-boss Hideout I]] prematurely to seek out the second requirement, [[Ridley]], unknowingly leaving the authentic Kraid alive. | ||
==''Super Metroid''== | ===''Super Metroid''=== | ||
A few rooms before [[Kraid]], Samus will encounter this smaller version of Kraid. Before she sees him, spikes will fly towards her, very similar to how Bowser attacks in ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario Bros.]]'', requiring quick dodging and [[Morph Ball]] maneuvers if players wanted to avoid any damage. As she progresses through the room, she will eventually come face to face with Mini Kraid. | A few rooms before [[Kraid]], Samus will encounter this smaller version of Kraid. Before she sees him, spikes will fly towards her, very similar to how Bowser attacks in ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario Bros.]]'', requiring quick dodging and [[Morph Ball]] maneuvers if players wanted to avoid any damage. As she progresses through the room, she will eventually come face to face with Mini Kraid. | ||
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|entry=''"Only one Mini-Kraid exists. Charge it and shoot it with Missiles."''|Super Metroid Nintendo Player's Guide}} | |entry=''"Only one Mini-Kraid exists. Charge it and shoot it with Missiles."''|Super Metroid Nintendo Player's Guide}} | ||
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*There is an unused [[Fake Ridley]] in the original ''Metroid''. Similar to Fake Kraid, it has a different coloration from the true [[Ridley]] and can be killed by a single Missile or at the slightest touch of the Screw Attack. It uses Ridley's fireballs to attack. | *There is an unused [[Fake Ridley]] in the original ''Metroid''. Similar to Fake Kraid, it has a different coloration from the true [[Ridley]] and can be killed by a single Missile or at the slightest touch of the Screw Attack. It uses Ridley's fireballs to attack. | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Metroid Bosses]] | [[Category:Metroid Bosses]] | ||
[[Category:Metroid: Zero Mission Bosses]] | [[Category:Metroid: Zero Mission Bosses]] | ||
[[Category:Super Metroid Bosses]] | [[Category:Super Metroid Bosses]] | ||
