Ridley's room

:"Ridley's chamber" redirects here. For the theme, see Ridley's Chamber.
Ridley's roomMetroid: Zero Mission: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide pgs. 66-67, 102, 104, also known as Ridley's chamberNintendo Power volume 95, pg. 65, is the room where Ridley is battled in his lair.
==Description==
===Metroid===
Directly behind Ridley is the only Purple Door in the game. Shooting it open with ten missiles will reveal a room with Holtz, fake lava, and an Energy Tank.
===Zebes Invasion Order===
In Metroid: Zebes Invasion Order, a game book based on the original Metroid, Ridley's room is B-65 and is located in Norfair. The most notable feature of B-65 is a table constructed from lustrous black rocks, located in the center of the room. A Key Stone appears to be on the table, although this is a fake key made from plastic-like material. If Samus approaches the table, the door shuts and traps her in the room, forcing her to use Bombs or two Missiles to escape. Ridley himself is initially nowhere to be seen, but he sneaks up on Samus from behind while she is looking at the table. After Ridley's demise, the door to B-65 is locked permanently.
===Zero Mission===
===Super Metroid===
==Connecting rooms==
*"Ridley's room access" (via Blue Door in Metroid, Gadora in Super Metroid and Zero Mission)
*"Ridley's reliquary" (via Blue Door in Super Metroid and Zero Mission, Purple Blast Shield in Metroid)
==Inhabitants==
*Ridley
==Official data==
===Nintendo Power Volume 29===
;Page 42
:"When you enter the chamber, Ridley begins firing balls of flame. Make sure your energy tanks and missiles are filled up. Two methods of attack can be successful. Using the Wave Beam, manuever beneath Ridley's platform and fire upwards. Keep jumping to reduce the damage. The other method is to use missiles from point blank range or near the door."
===Metroid: Zero Mission: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide===
;174 unknown item #3 (pg. 66)
:"When you enter Ridley's room for the first time, the place will be empty. Run left into the next room and collect an Unknown Item from a Chozo Statue.
;176 ridley (pg. 67)
:"Returning to Ridley's room, run to the right but stop short of the platform's last support. After a quick cut scene that shows Ridley's descent, the platform between the support and the hatch ledge will break."
==Trivia==
*Metroid is the only game where Ridley's room is not guarded by a Gadora.
*In Super Metroid, Ridley's chamber contains extreme heat, although this should be nullified by the Varia Suit that Samus obtains much earlier in the game in a normal playthrough. This effect is only relevant if the player is performing a Low Percent Run or Reverse Boss Order Run.
*A variant of Ridley's Room exists within the data of Metroid Fusion and can be entered using a Debug Menu. It contains no lava and "Ridley" is not present, though can be added in using external hacking. The Door to the top-right leads to a Beta Acid filled Tourian-like room, just like the final version of the room does. The unused version of Ridley's room was most likely used for playtesting purposes.
==Gallery==
Ridley.png|Ridley's room in Victory Techniques for Metroid.
Ridley's room Victory Techniques map.png|The room on a hand-drawn map in Victory Techniques.
Zomcard6.PNG|Ridley's room depicted on a Topps card.
Ridley's room Zero Mission.png|Full view, Zero Mission.
Ridley's room in Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc.png|Early version of the room in a trailer on Interactive Multi Game Demo Disc Version 14.
File:300px-RidleysRoom.png|Full view, Super Metroid.
SM Ridley Room.png|Ridley in his room in Super Metroid.
File:RidleysRoomSmile.png|The room, as seen in SMILE.
Ridley Room (Unused).png|The unused Ridley's room seen in Metroid Fusion.
==References==
Category:Rooms
Category:Boss Rooms
Category:Ridley's Lair
Category:Ridley
Category:Superheated rooms