Ridley (Metroid)
Ridley appears a few times in the "" comics from 1990. In these comics, he looks almost exactly as he appears in the NES version manual and is depicted as an individual of a full-fledged species of identical creatures, an attribute he employs to impersonate a judge of the same species as him. "Nintendo Power" featured two "Metroid" adaptations. The "Super Metroid" comic follows the plot of the video game of the same name over the course of sixty pages, while the "Metroid Prime" comic does the same across eighteen pages. In the "Metroid" e-manga created by Yoshio Sakamoto, Samus first meets Ridley as a child as he leads the attack on her home colony of K-2L. As Ridley observes the destruction of the colony, Samus approaches him. Her young mind overwhelmed by the carnage but having recently been taught by the Chozo elder Old Bird that even unsightly creatures can be decent, she tries to befriend him, desperate for assurance that everything will be all right. Ridley appears to display a moment's pity toward her before abruptly revealing his true nature by preparing to annihilate her, out of either bloodlust or mercy. Samus' mother Virginia, however, arrives in the nick of time amidst the confusion of the Pirate raid and pushes her daughter out of the way of Ridley's fiery breath, dying instantly in the process. This memory scars Samus for life, and she summarily vows to avenge her parents and destroy Ridley and all the Space Pirates.
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are an alien race that serves as the antagonist of "Ultra Galaxy Legend Gaiden". Debuting in episode 46 of "Ultra Seven", these aliens previously attempted in an invasion by using a mechanical knockoff of Ultra Seven before the real giant thwarted their plan. Stationing on Planet Chain, they created countless mechanical copies of the Ultra Brothers (save Taro and Mebius) in an attempt to invade the galaxy with the help of Darklops Zero, a prototype of Belial's Darklops army. Their first resistance appeared in the form of alternate reality versions of ZAP Spacy and the prime reality Ultraman Zero, before the prime reality Hyuuga and Rei appeared to assist them. Having stole the alternate Reimon's Battle Nizer, they used it in the creation of Mecha Gomora as an addition to their forces. However, Darklops Zero, whom was controlled and restrained by them, break free and rampaged, destroying their army as well as killing their leader, Herodia. was the antagonist faction that appeared in "Revenge of Belial". An invasion army formed by Ultraman Belial, now named as Kaiser Belial, the group's main base of operation is the .
 is the main antagonist of "Killer the Beatstar". Created by an unnamed alien race when the fearful Alien Bat had destroyed an entire universe, Beatstar's purpose was to control the planet-sized lifeboat, the to another universe but when his creators raged war with each others, he fully viewed organisms as evil creatures and resorted to build an army of robots in a plot to kill all lifeforms. His consist of reprogrammed/captured robot armies from past Ultra Series' antagonist, with the recent one being Jean-bot, whom was also used as the forerunner of his ultimate creation Jean-killer. However, the Ultimate Force Zero and ZAP Spacy destroyed his army, while Ultraman Zero and his defected creation, Jean-killer (renamed Jean-nine) destroyed him before he could destroy Planet Bram with his own sphere.