Kraid

Kraid is a gigantic corpulent, three-eyed green reptilian extraterrestrial from the Metroid series. He is one of the main members of Ridley's group of ruthless space pirates, and lives in the dark underground caverns of Brinstar on planet Zebes. He is absolutely massive in size, standing at a few hundred feet tall, with a long thick tail, elongated claws, rows of sharp teeth, three blood-red eyes, and a hulking body of rippling muscle capable of crushing most anything. His head has two thick horn like crests on the sides, and his nose sports a single curved spike on the tip above his nostrils. The scales is back and sides are a vibrant shade olive green, whereas those on front are a mellow cream color.

Kraid's most defining feature however, is his gargantuan stomach. It is so immense as to take up most of his body, protruding well past his torso in an intimidating mass of scaly, wobbling and writhing flesh. Along the front side of his great belly, he has three large fleshy holes through which spikes emerge and shoot out as a form of defense, alongside his jaws and talons. He takes great pride in his hefty frame, seeing it as a display of his sheer power and station as the self-proclaimed "Ruler of Brinstar". True to his size, Kraid is compulsively gluttonous and a voracious eater, often snacking of whatever critters and organic matter he finds deep in Zebes's bowels.

Given his strength and hulking figure, Kraid is understandably vain and pompous, holding himself in high regard. Alongside that, he is equally as cruel as he is prideful, and does not shy away from making examples of his prey and enemies by ending them in all manner of gruesome ways - though usually by simply devouring them. He is quick to anger when threatened or otherwise antagonized, and very defensive of his lair, he will not hesitate to immediately kill any threats. Despite being the terrifying monster he is, however, Kraid is secretly lonely and in desire of company to ease his boredom in the musky caverns he calls home.

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