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[[File:Ridley.gif|thumb|left|Ridley as he appears in ''Super Metroid'', which inspired his design in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series.]]
[[File:Ridley.gif|thumb|left|Ridley as he appears in ''Super Metroid'', which inspired his design in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series.]]
Ridley, also known by the identifier '''Geoform 187''', is one of the main antagonists of the ''Metroid'' series, the other being [[Mother Brain]]. His appearance has varied slightly across the series, but in each game he is a large, yet slender, winged alien that resembles a dragon or pterosaur. In spite of his bestial appearance and fearsome mannerisms, he is by no means a mindless animal, but a high-ranking [[Space Pirate]] general that is sapient and, as shown in the comics, capable of speech.
Ridley, also known by the identifier '''Geoform 187''', is one of the main antagonists of the ''Metroid'' series, the other being [[Mother Brain]]. His appearance has varied slightly across the series, but in each game he is a large, yet slender, winged alien that resembles a dragon or pterosaur. In spite of his bestial appearance and fearsome mannerisms, he is by no means a mindless animal, but a high-ranking [[Space Pirate]] general that is sapient and, as shown in the comics, capable of speech.
Resembling a skeletal alien-like pterodactyl, the right name of Ridley's species is unknown. That's not all, but even the Metroid Wiki on Fandom states that the name of Ridley's species is a mystery.<ref>https://metroid.fandom.com/wiki/Ridley</ref> However, in non-canon media, Ridley is referred to as a "Space Dragon", but whether or not he is canonically a part of that race remains unconfirmed.


Ridley is directly connected to [[Samus Aran]]'s past and present. In the ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid e-manga}}'', he gained enough favor with the Space Pirates that he became one of their highest ranking officials. He was the leader of an ambush of an Afloraltite mining expedition on {{s|metroidwiki|K-2L}}, where Samus happened to be. He considered her cute, but decided to kill her out of mercy. However, he accidentally killed {{s|metroidwiki|Virginia Aran}}, Samus' mother, when she jumped between the two. {{s|metroidwiki|Rodney Aran}}, Samus' father, then detonated the afloraltite, killing him and several space pirates. Ridley and the survivors were forced to flee.
Ridley is directly connected to [[Samus Aran]]'s past and present. In the ''{{s|metroidwiki|Metroid e-manga}}'', he gained enough favor with the Space Pirates that he became one of their highest ranking officials. He was the leader of an ambush of an Afloraltite mining expedition on {{s|metroidwiki|K-2L}}, where Samus happened to be. He considered her cute, but decided to kill her out of mercy. However, he accidentally killed {{s|metroidwiki|Virginia Aran}}, Samus' mother, when she jumped between the two. {{s|metroidwiki|Rodney Aran}}, Samus' father, then detonated the afloraltite, killing him and several space pirates. Ridley and the survivors were forced to flee.