And really I don't feel like I should even have to explain the problem with Metroid Fusion because when I played it 90% of its problems were glaringly obvious but this isn't the thread for me to complain about anything other than its terrible depiction of Ridley. Or well I guess it's clone-Ridley. Its terrible depiction of Clone Ridley. Both are accurate.
I understand where you are coming from. Extremely linear, annoying AI computer that felt the need to break the flow of gameplay every two seconds just to tell me where to go instead of having me explore the place, awful suit design, boring setting in general (and why they rehashed it in Other M is beyond me). I loved the game, but for its definitely one of the weaker Metroids. The SA-X sections were legit awesome though.
Ridley-2 (or possibly Ridley-Z) is an unused Ridley form from Metroid: Zero Mission which possessed a third claw on the end of his tail, likely for grabbing Samus with extended reach. He also appears to have wings on his arms as opposed to their own separate pair of limbs. This form was only seen in concept art and may not have made it past that stage of development.
... is what the Metroid WIki tells me
Having a claw at the end of his tail? Ew, definitely doesn't sound all that great. And I never liked having wings on the arms. Almost always looks silly to me unless its specifically based off the wyvern design.
I'm still holding hope for a Maridia stage. But I digress, that doesn't have anything to do with Ridley.
Out of Curiosity: Underwater Maridia? Or Sand Maridia? Mixture of both?
Finally finished. Took way longer than it should have because I over-complicate the process.
Thanks to AndreaAC for letting me know Flipnote even had a GIF option.
Beautiful!
He already revealed an enemy from Samus' past on the Pyrosphere.
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I'm almost 100% positive he's referring to Ridley. Why would he reference Mother Brain on
Pyrosphere, of all places? Besides, if the original Japanese does reference trauma, then that can be
only Ridley. Mother Brain may have been a big bad, but she did not inflict even a fraction of trauma that Ridley inflicted.
Woop woop moar Ridley for ya, guys.
(can anyone tell me how to make it smaller/thumbnails and how to make spoiler tags? I don't want to inconvenience everybody with huge posts all the time)
Pretty damn impressive. I love it!
While we're apparently on the subject, here's a question I'd like to ask those who use the "too big" argument: What is "too big?" Is there a specific size characters have to be in order to be in Smash? How is it classified? What's the limit, and how is it measured? How do we know for sure that a character is "too big?" What evidence is there to back this up that is not opinion based?
Too big is essentially they
feel that a character can't be properly resized while remaining true to his character. They
feel that it would look weird or awkward. There's nothing objective about it.