The first in the Mini Skin pack. Ridley from Metroid Prime 1. Next will be Metroid Prime 3's Meta Ridley 2.0

Meta Ridley is none other than Ridley, reborn and cybernetically enhanced through Space Pirate technology.
When Samus is evacuating the Space Pirate Frigate Orpheon, she sees him break free of his life-support equipment and flee the station towards the planet Tallon IV. She later sees him flying across Phendrana Drifts to an unknown destination, presumably the Phazon Mines. She is then forced to battle him and defeats him at the Artifact Temple.



Samus arrives at the Artifact Temple with all 12 Chozo Artifacts, and
prepares to open the Cipher. However, at this moment Ridley appears and
destroys part of the Totems with his Bombs. Samus then engages him.



In first phase of the battle, Meta Ridley attacks from the air with powerful homing missiles (which share similarities with the Seeker Missiles
seen in later games) and his "Kinetic Breath Weapon" laser. Ridley
avoids prolonged combat with Samus, hiding beneath the edge of the
Temple platform or flying further away and returning for simultaneous
bombing and laser assaults.



Ridley's chest is his only weak point, as his armor has poor
shielding there. Damaging the chest area will create electrical feedback
throughout Ridley's cybernetic armour. After being reduced to about a
quarter of his health, Meta Ridley's wings burn off and he is forced
into ground combat. On the ground Ridley proves far more dangerous, as
he possesses far greater speed than Samus, despite his size. This issue
is compounded by the fact that the Artifact Temple is very small,
forcing Samus to remain close to him.




Meta Ridley is repelled by the Chozo Statues.



He continues to attack with his fire breath, but his main attack is
to rush at Samus and tackle her; this can be dodged if Samus moves when
he rears his head back and gives off a small shriek. He can also be
prevented from charging if Samus shoots him in the mouth before he
charges during his shriek. In the PAL, Japanese and Trilogy version of Metroid Prime,
he will sometimes jump and land several times in a row, each landing
sending out a fiery shockwave that must be jumped over. Often, Meta
Ridley would stay low on all fours, guarding his weak spot, but his
chest could be exposed if he was stunned by being damaged in the mouth.
After an intense fight Samus wears out Meta Ridley, causing his chest to
overload with electrical energy. At this point the Chozo statues glow
red and focus an energy beam at his chest until he is forced off the
edge of the arena into the abyss where he explodes.



Source:http://metroid.wikia.com/wiki/Meta_Ridley