@@bogymanthedark Yeah. Except for Metroid: Other M, I think he somehow survives, but is severely damaged. That's how we always seem to deal with Meta and Omega Ridley. That or they have a clone things going on where the Space Pirates put the memories of the previous Ridley into the new one. Other M gave us a lifespan of Ridley. I didn't think it him when I saw that cotton ball of odd adorableness. But, its second form pretty much screamed Ridley. And, unlike the hyper intelligent Ridley who killed Samus' parents, it was completely savage. Kinda glad he met with the fate he did. Imagine if he did escape and the Space Pirates found him. A whole new Ridley, young and fresh for battle with all of the old Ridley's memories. That would honestly be terrifying.
@@atomicreactor6033 that's one way of looking at Ridley's reappearances, but in the Manga which is a Canon backstory to Zero Mission (I think), the manga explains that Ridley can regenerate his flesh over time, kinda like a lizard. His first death (actually being left near death) was the true Ridley, the in between games from prime 1-3 is Meta Ridley which is also the original Ridley, but he's been cybernetically enhanced, but over the course of the primes, he's less and less cybernetic until Samus Returns where he's more flesh than metal, hence his name becoming Proteus Ridley. In Super Metroid, he's fully recovered and is no longer enhanced causing him to revert back to Ridley. In Other M, Ridley is completely Dead, but is accidentally cloned by the Galactic Federation and was dubbed "Little Birdie". In Fusion, the BSL recovered the remains of Other M's Ridley which was later infected with the X Parasites and is later fought as Ridley X, or "Neo Ridley".
Am I the only one who likes Ridley's screeching in Fusion and Zero Mission? It's unique and identifiable. Plus, I think it suits his design than just a regular high shrilled roar
Yeah, paired with his two seconds cut-scene where he lunges at you, it sounds really intimidating. And it's the only boss that gives you challenge in Zero Mission. He was also hard in Fusion until I realized the charged beam does more damage than rockets.
I love that you not only did the bosses but did them with a touch of flair! You actually used the diagonal shots and there were some cool dodges here and there. You played the game like it was meant to be played but very skillfully.
@@wheatleythebrick2276 not really, like in Super Metroid, most speed runners don't even bother with diagonal aiming, they just make very cringe jump shots
Those diagonal shots in Super saved my ass so many times, same goes for the underrated and underused Space walk, which is just moonwalking but it really helps when enemies are running toward you and you can just back up and shoot while even holding diagonally up or down. :P Or the fact that not many people remember that Samus can Shine Spark when you charge up her super running speed, then quickly hold down to crouch and "store" the energy (it only lasts a few seconds so you gotta be quick) and then jump in the air to do her upwards charge, you can also do a forward charge in midair if you jump and hold left or right when activating the Shine Spark technique. Samus also can wall jump and thats a tricky skill to master, and the game hints at you being able to do it with those green gremlin looking bastards in Super Metroid.
@@lukelafontaine69 lol, the wall jumps can't be done during Shine Spark, but I do remember Snakelancer showcasing a complete reworking of Super's mechanics in 60fps, pushing objects and many others including wall jumping to reverse Shine Spark directions, as well as many effects from Zero Mission like Shine Sparking into slopes to go back to running and not having to push in the flight direction to just glide over the slopes.
FrayedLogic I don't think the bombs are set by Samus most of the time. I think Mother Brain sets the ones that activate after her death, but the others, I'm not sure of.
FrayedLogic Oh no, she’s not doing that. Samus already killed everyone in the building (planet?). She’s just unlucky enough that everywhere she goes has an automatic self destruct sequence.
@@BIGhappyG33 Mother Brain plants the ones in Metroid, Zero Mission and Super Metroid. In Fusion she does so to destroy the X parasites to save the universe. In the ones I just said no innocents die except for the friendly animals in Super Metroid (but it's canon you save them since they're in Fusion) or if you count the other animals but they aren't intelligent and attack Samus and the ones in Fusion would've been food for the X.
@@aquaesque3490 I know, right? Their version of researching genetics is looking at what they got. saying: "hmm, what might happen if we injected this unpredictable creature with this volatile substance", then letting them loose on the themselves.
@Julian Kroon So you can save the animals? But that was in Super Metroid the second time on planet Zebes but the this was a recreation of the first metroid for the nes (with some extra) neither have any trace of the animals other than maybe here? Just thinking
I know what you're referring to: 100% item collection. Then, yes, the Ridley Robot will lash out with extra firepower, along with being harder to kill.
@@Simply_resharkable I still think the original aged well. You can make your argument for many of the very good oldschool games perhaps like maybe Donkey Kong (1981), original Super Mario Bros, arcade Mario Bros, original Sonic The Hedgehog (where there are unintentional glitches that can make speedrunning much easier), Pac-Man, original Red/Blue Pocket Monsters (has unintentional problems in its internal gaming system but is still a very good game), the original Legend of Zelda but they all still aged well in my opinion. I hope you have a good Sunday :-)
I went on my DS the other day and actually managed to do Mother Brain without taking damage. I don't know how and I highly doubt I'll be able to do it again, but holy crap was I on point with the dodging. 4:57
Back when I was a kid playing this game I never knew you could spam rockets on Kraid. So I would jump and hit Kraid with 1 rocket at a time. Took me a few tries. When I went back to play this game recently and discovered that you could stand near the edge and spray your rockets, my mind was blown. It makes every boss trivial.
This is a pretty cool game. The main thing I didn't like about it was how the game won't spend that much time with Zero Suit Samus. I kinda liked the idea of having the player lose all their powers so they have to keep safe until they find them again.
Its been a long time playing this. Wow she really was there when she was a kid...fate can be interesting... I can now understand how satisfying it must be to get that new suit honestly, esp since its a suit for 'the chosen/worthy' ones so its like a rebirthing process for Samus
You should try getting no damage against Mecha Ridley when you've collected 100% items. The fight is much harder and longer because of an increase in boss health.
He also actively guards his weak spot, often times by raising his claw a bit and leaving his head down longer or leaving you with such a small gap that there is little room for accuracy issues
I remember when Metroid Zero Mission was the only game I'd play on my GBA SP, and you actually do not have to worry about taking Damage after defeating a boss during the death animations, for example as soon as Imago's Stinger tears off, he can no longer hurt you
I love how you included the last 2 space pirates guarding your escape at the end of the game. The true last boss(es). Although the metroids before the mother brain are kinda cancerous.
This game low key would scare the fuck outta me especially mother brain. I'd come into the living room to see my brother fighting some terrific monster and I'd run to my moms room crying
Just played through this game for the first time a few days ago... Kraid gave me sooooo much trouble, if only I had known you could aggressively spam missiles like that to trivialize him. That would have spared me from some grey hairs.
oh boy. I remember I spent like 2 years playing this game when I was 10-12 years old. This was my favorite game along with Metroid Fuzion back then. Still couldn't beat either of them though cause some of the levels scared me too much.
Nice video mate! Did you know that Mecha Ridley gets tougher (takes more hits to kill) of you collect all of the power ups? It doesn't really matter too much though as the routine stays the same (claw swipe, fire balls, lasers, and missiles).
I love metroid fusion more cause its like doom, where your suit or weapon gets upgraded, I'm kinda upset that you don't get any power ups after you killed a boss :/ btw nice job no damage
Back when I first played this game, and when Mecha Ridley's Self-Destruct was counting down, I thought... Well, I can't remember exactly what I thought, BUT, it was something like this: "Aww, sh**! And they destroyed my ship earlier, so how how the heck am I gonna get outta here?!" "Wait a second... The Hangar!"
@@rasineidedossantossantos5094 I would want fusion and they hinted at it at the end of The Return of Samus with the X parasite not sure if it's actually gonna happen tho
@@fanboyfromfanboyandchumchu2722 Funny enough that you should mention wanting a remake of Metroid Fusion. When Mercury Steam approached Yoshio Sakamoto (Metroid series creator) and Nintendo about making a remake of a 2D Metroid title, they originally asked to remake Metroid Fusion. While Fusion is apparently Sakamoto's favorite title in the series, it's very clear that Metroid II was in the most dire need of a remake and as such the plan was shifted to that. So maybe it was a nod toward the original plan. Maybe it was a teaser for the next remake. We'll never really know until it happens.
I know I'm late to the party, but can I point out how fucking brilliant it is that the sound of Mecha Ridley's eye blinking sets the rhythm for the escape theme? Also, how the Space Pirate ship that Samus borrows at the end is resemblant (in shape) of her Metroid Prime 1 & 2 ship? The details put into this game are astounding.
@@Dark_Wolf0626 This generation == that generation. He's talking about how good it looks for a GBA, not on the Switch smartass. Also it does look amazing, came out just before the DS and they really knew how to use the GBA soundchip and not make games look terrible for OG GBA screen support.
@@Dark_Wolf0626 I thought you believed that Daniel was remarking about how the graphics are good for the Switch. Otherwise you wouldn't feel the need to clarify that it was for the GBA, because he obviously knew that. Sorry if my comment was a fustercluck
I remember This game as a kid i played it so many times and played normal and hard mode and got 96% of items. Also beating bosses with items you couldnt get like the boss in kaird or something like that, i had super missels at that time and the vaira suit. I beat the game without change beam, wave beam and tried it without ice and screwattack and its kind of impossible because you need ice to frezze the metroids and screwattack to break that wall when you get the full power suit
There are many upgrades you can skip in this game, including long beam, charge beam, maybe wave beam, high jump, accelerator... There's even a special picture at the end of the game if you can beat it with less than 15% items, which makes you chose between super missiles, high jump or more health, stuff like that. I remember when I had to beat Mother Brain on hard, with 5 missiles + 1 super, one health bar and a half, and no speed boost, so I had to bomb jump my way to the ship. I got insanely lucky and I won't be doing this again, but the gallery is worth it.
Damn I remember encountering that first boss the first time as a kid. *scared the living SHIT out of me* that and the second boss just gave me chills for some reason
What part of your brain were you thinking with when you out the final boss of the game in the thumbnail? I knew and didn't get spoiled but someone out there might. It's such a huge surprise to since it wasn't even part of the original Metroid 1.
The boss fight with the flying rippers and the Imago dying in the plants (That uses a Spore Spawn boss fight remix) grows into the giant bug thing. The giant bugs are actually the larva form of it.
![[TAS] Metroid: Zero Mission in 32:08 (20:59)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WmmT1F5--B8/mqdefault.jpg)
0:19 Diomuru (Charge Beam Beast)
0:44 Mua (Acid worm)
1:34 Kraid
2:14 Kiru Giru
3:03 Imago
4:04 Ridley
4:57 Mother Brain
8:27 Chozo Ruins Test
10:09 Mecha Ridley
11:02 Time limited Escape
Thank you
I needed this
you forgot the escape sequence of zebes
I cannot beleive how fast he killed kraid
You just spam missiles and thats it
Me neither, it took me like 5 mins to kill him
Samus is a she
Less than 20 seconds. Dayum.
@@simon-patrickjohnson they're referring to the person playing, not samus
Ridley knew he was dying, so he had one last gift for Samus (Until he inevitably revived):
*THE METROID FUSION EARRAPE SCREAM*
How does he keep reviving?
@@roxascross3741 main villains don't die in nintendo games.
@@bogymanthedark Yeah. Except for Metroid: Other M, I think he somehow survives, but is severely damaged. That's how we always seem to deal with Meta and Omega Ridley. That or they have a clone things going on where the Space Pirates put the memories of the previous Ridley into the new one. Other M gave us a lifespan of Ridley. I didn't think it him when I saw that cotton ball of odd adorableness. But, its second form pretty much screamed Ridley. And, unlike the hyper intelligent Ridley who killed Samus' parents, it was completely savage. Kinda glad he met with the fate he did. Imagine if he did escape and the Space Pirates found him. A whole new Ridley, young and fresh for battle with all of the old Ridley's memories. That would honestly be terrifying.
@@atomicreactor6033 that's one way of looking at Ridley's reappearances, but in the Manga which is a Canon backstory to Zero Mission (I think), the manga explains that Ridley can regenerate his flesh over time, kinda like a lizard. His first death (actually being left near death) was the true Ridley, the in between games from prime 1-3 is Meta Ridley which is also the original Ridley, but he's been cybernetically enhanced, but over the course of the primes, he's less and less cybernetic until Samus Returns where he's more flesh than metal, hence his name becoming Proteus Ridley. In Super Metroid, he's fully recovered and is no longer enhanced causing him to revert back to Ridley. In Other M, Ridley is completely Dead, but is accidentally cloned by the Galactic Federation and was dubbed "Little Birdie". In Fusion, the BSL recovered the remains of Other M's Ridley which was later infected with the X Parasites and is later fought as Ridley X, or "Neo Ridley".
@@Dark_Wolf0626 I like yours better than mine
Am I the only one who likes Ridley's screeching in Fusion and Zero Mission? It's unique and identifiable. Plus, I think it suits his design than just a regular high shrilled roar
My personal favorite's always been the Anguirus roar used for Super Metroid.
Yeah, paired with his two seconds cut-scene where he lunges at you, it sounds really intimidating. And it's the only boss that gives you challenge in Zero Mission. He was also hard in Fusion until I realized the charged beam does more damage than rockets.
Yeah it sounds unique and... Well quite noticeable! It's an incredible sound by Nintendo's sound team
I love that you not only did the bosses but did them with a touch of flair! You actually used the diagonal shots and there were some cool dodges here and there. You played the game like it was meant to be played but very skillfully.
Neil the ass titan everyone uses diagonal shots '-'
@@wheatleythebrick2276 not really, like in Super Metroid, most speed runners don't even bother with diagonal aiming, they just make very cringe jump shots
Those diagonal shots in Super saved my ass so many times, same goes for the underrated and underused Space walk, which is just moonwalking but it really helps when enemies are running toward you and you can just back up and shoot while even holding diagonally up or down. :P Or the fact that not many people remember that Samus can Shine Spark when you charge up her super running speed, then quickly hold down to crouch and "store" the energy (it only lasts a few seconds so you gotta be quick) and then jump in the air to do her upwards charge, you can also do a forward charge in midair if you jump and hold left or right when activating the Shine Spark technique. Samus also can wall jump and thats a tricky skill to master, and the game hints at you being able to do it with those green gremlin looking bastards in Super Metroid.
@@lukelafontaine69 lol, the wall jumps can't be done during Shine Spark, but I do remember Snakelancer showcasing a complete reworking of Super's mechanics in 60fps, pushing objects and many others including wall jumping to reverse Shine Spark directions, as well as many effects from Zero Mission like Shine Sparking into slopes to go back to running and not having to push in the flight direction to just glide over the slopes.
@@Dark_Wolf0626 nah dude. It was easy to use and useful. if you werent using it, you lowered your skill floor and ceiling immensely.
Someday, Samus Aran is going to learn the convenience of the phrase,
"Nuke it from orbit" instead of, "the time bomb is set. Run!"
Well in Metroid Prime 3 corruption Samus does nuke one of the Leviathan Seeds shields. Lol
FrayedLogic I don't think the bombs are set by Samus most of the time. I think Mother Brain sets the ones that activate after her death, but the others, I'm not sure of.
MKHCFIRE Only in Fusion she set one.
FrayedLogic Oh no, she’s not doing that. Samus already killed everyone in the building (planet?). She’s just unlucky enough that everywhere she goes has an automatic self destruct sequence.
@@BIGhappyG33 Mother Brain plants the ones in Metroid, Zero Mission and Super Metroid. In Fusion she does so to destroy the X parasites to save the universe. In the ones I just said no innocents die except for the friendly animals in Super Metroid (but it's canon you save them since they're in Fusion) or if you count the other animals but they aren't intelligent and attack Samus and the ones in Fusion would've been food for the X.
I love how when you get in the space pirate ship, one pirate jumps onto the exit gate and suicides xD
Trainer Your procrastinating aren't you And how one of the pirates hides from you in chozodia after you get your suit back
Space pirates are not known for being terribly clever.
That was the easy way gg
@@aquaesque3490 Like when they tried to duplicate morph ball technology....that was....crunchy.
@@aquaesque3490 I know, right? Their version of researching genetics is looking at what they got. saying: "hmm, what might happen if we injected this unpredictable creature with this volatile substance", then letting them loose on the themselves.
6:55
the moment you realize there aren't any animals to save
@Julian Kroon So you can save the animals? But that was in Super Metroid the second time on planet Zebes but the this was a recreation of the first metroid for the nes (with some extra) neither have any trace of the animals other than maybe here? Just thinking
@Julian Kroon R/Whooosh
Julian Kroon nah u were just a lil slow to the joke that time bruh
@@IrvinMenezes Yeah, maybe the internet was new for him
@@firestarex3544 ja echt zo Julian, snap je dat dan niet? :P
Mecha Ridley wasn't done at his hardest setting. You need to collect every item to fight him with every attack pattern, triple attack, and triple, hp.
I know what you're referring to: 100% item collection. Then, yes, the Ridley Robot will lash out with extra firepower, along with being harder to kill.
Wow never knew that
@@David-ki2xt Wow new reply
I'd rather die than fight 100% Mecha Ridley
@@austinfondren5053 it's still easy bro but definitely way harder than before
All the 2d metroid games aged very well, still beautiful and well animated
Except for the original
@@Simply_resharkable and the gameboy one
@@Simply_resharkable The original aged well.
@@aspiknf it is hardly programmed, and what little is programmed I'd done on duct tape
@@Simply_resharkable I still think the original aged well. You can make your argument for many of the very good oldschool games perhaps like maybe Donkey Kong (1981), original Super Mario Bros, arcade Mario Bros, original Sonic The Hedgehog (where there are unintentional glitches that can make speedrunning much easier), Pac-Man, original Red/Blue Pocket Monsters (has unintentional problems in its internal gaming system but is still a very good game), the original Legend of Zelda but they all still aged well in my opinion. I hope you have a good Sunday :-)
The movement patterns, the way the bosses look and their sounds make the player uncomfortable - but in a good way. What a gem of a game!
I never realised how badass samus is, even when I played this as a kid
11:22 ah yes, the hardest boss in the game. Twin zebesians
Y E S
I read lesbians lmao
@@kanishka927 ah yes, the hardest boss in the game. Twin Lesbians.
@@spydyeguymy that would be the opposite of hard
@@THawkMedia Wouldn’t most of us be tho?
How to kill a giant overweight lizard:
just spam B+R
He's just big boned bra
So Brazilians are invincible
I went on my DS the other day and actually managed to do Mother Brain without taking damage.
I don't know how and I highly doubt I'll be able to do it again, but holy crap was I on point with the dodging. 4:57
Noice
It's really not that hard at all, if you have Screw Attack, good timing and fast thumbs, then you really have no excuse to take damage
@@Dark_Wolf0626 ya
@@Dark_Wolf0626 unless you miss the platforms when you land
@@GenshinLover283 getting out of the lava with rinkas flying at you is the worst
Back when I was a kid playing this game I never knew you could spam rockets on Kraid. So I would jump and hit Kraid with 1 rocket at a time. Took me a few tries. When I went back to play this game recently and discovered that you could stand near the edge and spray your rockets, my mind was blown. It makes every boss trivial.
6:01 when your mom is coming home from work and you're supposed to be asleep
Kimbo Henry i never sleep
Kimbo Henry XD
*_EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY_*
More like 7:20
Damn I remember when that’d happen to me
10:12 mecha ridley: I'll be right there to kill you! *metal slowly screeching closer*
Mecha ridley: just... give me a sec. *arrives* OK! Let's go!
Jaja, very true xd
Yea. He's so slow 😊
If we could remove the death animations from zero mission, Speedrunners would be seeing new WRs
@@Dark_Wolf0626 true.
@Random Sceptile that's true.
As soon as the mother brain was defeated, I got an ad for pink eye.
Ha u will need it after what happened lol
I can't believe you got past Mother Brain with zero damage. That was one of the few bosses in all Metroid games that made me want to rage-quit.
Lemme guess, you forgot you had Screw Attack?
@@Dark_Wolf0626
maybe they didn’t have screw attack lol
@@amso7169 good point, Screw Attack is pretty easy to miss
OH HELL YES!!! A METROID GAME I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT!!!! IT'S LIKE THE CURE FOR CANCER!!!!
it's a remake of metroid for the NES, and one of the best remakes in general
chris twoodyhussar this is my favourite Metroid game. give it a shot.
This is one of the best metroid games I love it so definitely give it a try
My very first 'Metroid'. This game introduced me to this legendary series.
AM2R topped it
I loved this game as a kid glad I could find this specific Metroid game again on TH-cam
This is a pretty cool game. The main thing I didn't like about it was how the game won't spend that much time with Zero Suit Samus. I kinda liked the idea of having the player lose all their powers so they have to keep safe until they find them again.
The Noodle you sort of get that with fusion?
So...Fusion?
Pretty much how fusion is, but without the zero suit
Well you always lose all of your powers in Metroid.
4:09 nice to know Ridley still has that ear piercing scream
Its been a long time playing this.
Wow she really was there when she was a kid...fate can be interesting...
I can now understand how satisfying it must be to get that new suit honestly, esp since its a suit for 'the chosen/worthy' ones so its like a rebirthing process for Samus
Damn i never saw flawless precision like this.
samus is so fast in this game wow
Just wait until you see her speed in Dread, I love how seamless the speedbooster works and its easier to wall jump.
10:11 I still have PTSD from this sound
GBA Ridley: “Am I a joke to you?”
It's cool getting to see the pupa boss and the imago (adult) boss back to back, and see their relationship.
You should try getting no damage against Mecha Ridley when you've collected 100% items. The fight is much harder and longer because of an increase in boss health.
Not to mention that Mecha Ridley will go out of his way to put up more of a fight.
He also actively guards his weak spot, often times by raising his claw a bit and leaving his head down longer or leaving you with such a small gap that there is little room for accuracy issues
After a few tries, I managed to get no damage on mech ridley, but the last two zebs killed me and I had to redo the fight
Congrats, while most of these bosses are very easy normally they can be very hard to take no damage against.
Oh yeah, mother brain is so Daaaaaaaaaaamn fucking easy
'most' bosses, not all.
I'd say mother brain is medium to hard difficulty
Use normal rockets to break glass
Use super to damage
@@Panchoko4 I just beat the game for the first time recently and you ain’t lying!
@@DaGhostToastRoast literally just break the glass, 5 missiles/1 super, jump over eye blast, repeat step 2 and 3.
I remember when Metroid Zero Mission was the only game I'd play on my GBA SP, and you actually do not have to worry about taking Damage after defeating a boss during the death animations, for example as soon as Imago's Stinger tears off, he can no longer hurt you
when the mother brain came i was like "RETURN OF THE SPAGHETTI OHS"
The green rincas are fun, they're fast, do more damage and drop way more ammo
I thought it'd be short, but then when they showed the first one. I remembered, the game has Mini-Bosses.
3:46 just relentless with the speed boost
I love how you included the last 2 space pirates guarding your escape at the end of the game. The true last boss(es). Although the metroids before the mother brain are kinda cancerous.
1:39 Kraid: DOOOOOONNNNUUUUUUTTSSS!
1:51 Kraid: NOOOOOOOO, MY DONUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuts.
2:06 *after cutscene plays*
Kraid: Gee, I sure am taking a good while to actually explode.
I always thought the explosions were Samus's missiles going off in his stomach
@NicoTomate why would you do this to me
@@mushroomhead3619 that's some serious flatulence
6:01 when youre about to be late to school
This game Is one of the best remakes in all history
Mother Brain was by far the most difficult for me. Took my a long time.
I've never seen Kraid dying so fast 😂
He dies even faster with 3 supers
This game low key would scare the fuck outta me especially mother brain. I'd come into the living room to see my brother fighting some terrific monster and I'd run to my moms room crying
1:26, that was skill. 3:08 Smashing!
That last shot against the Acid Worm would have ended his no damage run if the last missile had missed
0:44 was my favorite boss to play, i had a save slot on my game boy just to play this boss again and again
Just played through this game for the first time a few days ago... Kraid gave me sooooo much trouble, if only I had known you could aggressively spam missiles like that to trivialize him. That would have spared me from some grey hairs.
I like how you can just ignore that last pirate and hijack his ship. He's like, "Hey! Wait a minute!"
4:08 Oho ho ho ho ho for me battling Ridley always brings a 😈 on my face
Oh man, I sure hope Fusion is next 8D
Ah yes, the most dangerous boss of all: the title screen!
4:05 Samus: so you've come to fight my mortal enemy.
Jacob Owen ridley: your never take me alive!
the drawing at the end! that is so cute
Tsumefan2 A little memento from Samus.
oh boy. I remember I spent like 2 years playing this game when I was 10-12 years old. This was my favorite game along with Metroid Fuzion back then. Still couldn't beat either of them though cause some of the levels scared me too much.
I love the comic-esk cutscenes
Nice video mate! Did you know that Mecha Ridley gets tougher (takes more hits to kill) of you collect all of the power ups? It doesn't really matter too much though as the routine stays the same (claw swipe, fire balls, lasers, and missiles).
Didn't know about that.
Mecha Ridley had enough of Samus's shit. So he buffed himself.
11:21
These fucking things are the true final bosses of ZM.
Closest thing we got to Ridley as a final boss until Samus Returns.
Kraid took me forever to beat! My god this guy makes me feel like such a noob.
Same, he's really hard compared to Super Metroid's. Glad I'm not the only one that had problems with him.
For me kraid is harder than mother brain XD
Spyronimo L I found kraid harder than Ridley
Nah its easy, just spam missiles at him and it dies really fast
7:04 Samus Aran go from Tourian on her spaceship
11:59 Samus Aran go from Ridley's mothership
Hi quint
I love metroid fusion more cause its like doom, where your suit or weapon gets upgraded, I'm kinda upset that you don't get any power ups after you killed a boss :/ btw nice job no damage
It’s so weird hearing these screeches for the bosses, I’m so used to the bit crushed godzilla monster roars they used in Super Metroid
Gran juego!!!👏😢 me dio nostalgia al ver el video..ya estoy viejo😂😂
Christ, I forgot how busted Super Missiles were in this game.
Imagine Fusion kind of Super Missiles. (The ones that stack on the regulars)
@@red6785real I still believe that Fusion's Super Missiles are severely underpowered
Back when I first played this game, and when Mecha Ridley's Self-Destruct was counting down, I thought... Well, I can't remember exactly what I thought, BUT, it was something like this:
"Aww, sh**! And they destroyed my ship earlier, so how how the heck am I gonna get outta here?!" "Wait a second... The Hangar!"
12:11 That Samus was like "OUTTA MA WAY!!"
If blood and gore was in Zero Mission, I could see Samus turning on the Window Wipers to clean off the guts and blood
Ha that guy got smoshed
Imagine a 3DS remake of this game. A remake of a remake! (Reremake?)
A remake of a remake....
Remakeception
@@rasineidedossantossantos5094 I would want fusion and they hinted at it at the end of The Return of Samus with the X parasite not sure if it's actually gonna happen tho
I think this is fine as Advance remake
@@fanboyfromfanboyandchumchu2722 Funny enough that you should mention wanting a remake of Metroid Fusion. When Mercury Steam approached Yoshio Sakamoto (Metroid series creator) and Nintendo about making a remake of a 2D Metroid title, they originally asked to remake Metroid Fusion. While Fusion is apparently Sakamoto's favorite title in the series, it's very clear that Metroid II was in the most dire need of a remake and as such the plan was shifted to that.
So maybe it was a nod toward the original plan. Maybe it was a teaser for the next remake. We'll never really know until it happens.
Great video,, what emulator do you have this running on..the graphics and sound settings you have are beautiful!!!
Thanks, it's VisualBoyAdvance with HQ filter.
Shadowserg how you have that graphics because in mi vba didn't look like this.
Try VBA smooth.
Batora ok
Try paying money
I know I'm late to the party, but can I point out how fucking brilliant it is that the sound of Mecha Ridley's eye blinking sets the rhythm for the escape theme? Also, how the Space Pirate ship that Samus borrows at the end is resemblant (in shape) of her Metroid Prime 1 & 2 ship? The details put into this game are astounding.
wow, you can no damage Mecha Ridley. I´ve tried many times but can´t do it. Good job man!
its too easy anyway. now if he got 100% of all powerups, hes a powerhouse...
Remember, if you see something that looks like a weak point, chances are it probably is
The graphics in this are amazing for a handheld game from this generation!
The graphics are literally for a GBA which was 17 years ago
@@Dark_Wolf0626 This generation == that generation. He's talking about how good it looks for a GBA, not on the Switch smartass.
Also it does look amazing, came out just before the DS and they really knew how to use the GBA soundchip and not make games look terrible for OG GBA screen support.
@@gu3z185 btw, I know the graphics are not for the switch dumbass. And GBA was my absolute favorite handheld.
@@Dark_Wolf0626 I thought you believed that Daniel was remarking about how the graphics are good for the Switch. Otherwise you wouldn't feel the need to clarify that it was for the GBA, because he obviously knew that.
Sorry if my comment was a fustercluck
@@gu3z185 ah, no worries, misunderstandings happen all the time.
That opening track gets me in the feels man :’)
cute fly: oh hi I wa- *gets frozen* cute fly: I WILL GET U DIS TIME
"And since the loss of his empire... Ridley swore vengeance upon this warrior... The Chazos chosen... Samus"
I remember This game as a kid i played it so many times and played normal and hard mode and got 96% of items. Also beating bosses with items you couldnt get like the boss in kaird or something like that, i had super missels at that time and the vaira suit. I beat the game without change beam, wave beam and tried it without ice and screwattack and its kind of impossible because you need ice to frezze the metroids and screwattack to break that wall when you get the full power suit
Btw i played this on the gameboy Adv
Wow I'm impressed
There are many upgrades you can skip in this game, including long beam, charge beam, maybe wave beam, high jump, accelerator...
There's even a special picture at the end of the game if you can beat it with less than 15% items, which makes you chose between super missiles, high jump or more health, stuff like that.
I remember when I had to beat Mother Brain on hard, with 5 missiles + 1 super, one health bar and a half, and no speed boost, so I had to bomb jump my way to the ship. I got insanely lucky and I won't be doing this again, but the gallery is worth it.
It's been so long I forgot how great the sprites and colours were in this game.
Holy shit you flat out murdered Kraid.
Damn I remember encountering that first boss the first time as a kid. *scared the living SHIT out of me* that and the second boss just gave me chills for some reason
I used to get Varia before that worm and even when the acid rose, I'd sit there laughing, because Varia removes all orange acid damage
My second favorite throughout the whole series :D
The Kraid section was kinda funny. Took him out in like six seconds. Took me 8 tries to finally kill him.
The Mecha-Ridley is too easy for a final boss fight, even Mother Brain is harder.
Mettallux Mecha Ridley Is So Easy Even Kraid Is Harder
Ridley HIMSELF is much harder.
Mettallux I won't say that on hard mode. If you get hit by his claw, you take severe damage. 3-4 hits is lethal in hard mode.
get every item 100% and he's fucking hard to bead on hardest difficulty
That's because he's not on hard mode. Hard mode Mecha Ridley is so much harder.
What part of your brain were you thinking with when you out the final boss of the game in the thumbnail? I knew and didn't get spoiled but someone out there might. It's such a huge surprise to since it wasn't even part of the original Metroid 1.
Love how Samus just jacks that guys ride at the end and leaves him there with the bomb
Uno de los mejores remakes de toda la historia del videojuego
Awesome job,you know how to take out the salt.
7:21 "It was at this moment, samus knew, she, fucked up"
3:09
Some person playing for first time: 😱WTF IS THAT?!
ブラックゼーベスをノーダメで倒すのマジすげー
Hey shadowserg! Do you actually do boss rushes for Nintendo games?
4:09 when your friend steals your thing and you anger
What emulator did you use? Cause the sprites were looking really fluid, especially samus, she didn't even looked pixelated
0:45 nice
Metroid Zero Mission: * looks like metroid fusion *
Ridly: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA shit here we go again
This did everything better then the original save files they have a map and the kraid and Ridley we all know and love
You can finish the game without fighting Imago
You can finish the game without fighting Imago, the Acid Worm or Kiro Giro (Imago Larva form after Wave Beam)
With the help of sequence break
I've said it before, sir -- but it bears repeating...
...YOU ARE A BEAST! !!
Mad respect from Colombia, South America ✊🏽
That giant flying hornet.
Just
What the fuck?
my thoughts exactly
Smashing!
it's not a hornet, it's a full grown imago.
The boss fight with the flying rippers and the Imago dying in the plants (That uses a Spore Spawn boss fight remix) grows into the giant bug thing. The giant bugs are actually the larva form of it.
I always hated the bug monsters in the metroid games, that buzzing sound, want to swat my ears
what are twin heads for? they wake up after killing a couple of bosses. what is the point of them? @ 4:44
Doesn’t she soon catch up with the pirate frigate Orpheus after escaping (dovetailing into Metroid Prime)?
How did you manage those artlike graphics? It doesnt look pixelated at all!
Veloxcene TF it looks awful IMO
It's a filter