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The whole Ridley is too big argument has always been weird to me. Metroid Prime 1 was my first Metroid game, and the bosses in that game are huge. Like, gigantic, wet your pants when they roar, big. These are abominations of nature, pushed past their limits by phaazon corruption and/or space pirate engineering.
Of all of them, however, Ridley was the scariest. and this was because he was, by far, the smallest (excluding the final final boss but I hadn't fought him yet). He was fast, harder to target, could snipe you from afar, and when you thought you had figured that out, he was clawing your face off.
idk, When people mention big metroid bosses, I think of the the hulking parasite queen, the enormous rooted flaahgra, the titan of a golem thardus , or the mutated omega pirate
But when I think of Ridley from Prime 1, the size comparison I imagine is more like this
And sure, maybe with that scale, he's too big, but it wouldn't take that big of a rescaling to make it perfect.
Of all of them, however, Ridley was the scariest. and this was because he was, by far, the smallest (excluding the final final boss but I hadn't fought him yet). He was fast, harder to target, could snipe you from afar, and when you thought you had figured that out, he was clawing your face off.
idk, When people mention big metroid bosses, I think of the the hulking parasite queen, the enormous rooted flaahgra, the titan of a golem thardus , or the mutated omega pirate
But when I think of Ridley from Prime 1, the size comparison I imagine is more like this
And sure, maybe with that scale, he's too big, but it wouldn't take that big of a rescaling to make it perfect.
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