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Any% Leaderboard History

2022-06-04T19:36:31Z

ARealCutie:

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

''Note: This is the first time kottpower was not a part of the top 5 since 2012''

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

==== February 17, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:05''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:05 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:48''' - ARealCutie

==== February 29, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:03''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:48 - ARealCutie

==== March 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:03 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
'''4 - 41:36''' - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

==== March 5, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''1 - 40:56''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:36 - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

==== April 24, 2020 ====

'''1 - 40:55''' - zoast
2 - 40:56 - Behemoth
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:36 - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

==== August 25, 2020 ====

'''1 - 40:50''' - zoast
2 - 40:56 - Behemoth
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:36 - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

==== August 26, 2020 ====

'''1 - 40:46''' - zoast
2 - 40:56 - Behemoth
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:36 - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

== 2021 ==

There were no changes to the top 5 in 2021.

== 2022 ==

==== March 27, 2022 ====

1 - 40:46 - zoast
2 - 40:56 - Behemoth
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:36 - ARealCutie
'''5 - 41:43''' - oatsngoats

==== May 16, 2022 ====

1 - 40:46 - zoast
2 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''3 - 41:19''' - ARealCutie
4 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
5 - 41:43 - oatsngoats

[[Category:History]]

Any% Leaderboard History

2022-06-04T19:29:04Z

ARealCutie: /* 2020 */

Tool Assisted Speedruns

2020-08-28T05:22:22Z

ARealCutie: /* Theory TAS */

This page is a compilation of all available tool assisted speedruns of Super Metroid and its related romhacks.

Actual (non-theory) tool assisted speedruns will have whichever run is currently the fastest listed, rather than list every single obsoleted run. If the run has been published to [http://tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/SuperMetroid.html TASVideos], then you should be able to see which runs it obsoleted, if any.

TASes that are currently published on TASVideos will have their publication linked in the second column instead of their respective video. Those that do not will simply have their video linked instead.

= TAS =

Unless stated otherwise, all TASes are optimized with real time in mind.

'''Note that the real time of certain TASes, such as those that have been published, includes footage before Ceres Station (such as the introductory cutscene), and in most cases, you can subtract approximately two minutes and twenty seconds from this time to obtain the "RTA timing" for the TAS.'''

For [[SSRTA|Spore Spawn RTA]] and [[Crocomire RTA]], the real time listed uses their post-menu timing. Since those TASes start from a point immediately after Ceres Station completion rather than a file, these times are calculated accordingly.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:left"
! scope="col" width="130" | Category
! scope="col" width="60" | Publication
! scope="col" width="90" | Movie File
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Percentage
! scope="col" width="150" | Author(s)
! Notes
! Improvement Ideas
|-
| Any% || [http://tasvideos.org/3653M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/5833.zip lsnes rr2-β23] || 35:58 || 00:20 || 21% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Utilizes various in-bounds [[X-Ray Scope]] techniques || TODO
|-
| Any% Glitched || [http://tasvideos.org/3768M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/6063.zip lsnes rr2-β23] || 6:42.5 || 00:02 || 0% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Utilizes arbitrary code execution; is also technically "low% glitched" || TODO
|-
| Any% Glitched || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JynR_AqODqc Video] || || 11:17 || 00:05 || 5% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Does not utilize arbitrary code execution || TODO
|-
| Any% GT Code || [http://tasvideos.org/2558M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/lsmv/amaurea%2Ccpadolf%2Ctotalv1-supermetroid.zip lsnes rr2-β17] || 14:53 || 00:05 || 999% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Cpadolf0 Cpadolf], [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwgjZ4utCVe0uld_ksB0vSQ Total], [https://www.youtube.com/user/amaureaLua Amaurea] || Was obsoleted by the above branch due to being considered an "Any% Glitched" TAS || TODO
|-
| GT Classic || [http://tasvideos.org/3023S.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/3023.zip snes9x v1.43] || 32:06 || 00:18 || 55% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/SaturnTAS Saturn] || Optimized for game time || TODO
|-
| 13% Speed || [http://tasvideos.org/3273M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/5291.zip lsnes rr2-β23] || 46:32 || 00:32 || 13% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Does not utilize [[Yellow Suit Glitch#Draygon .2ACF|Draygon underflow]] || TODO
|-
| 14% Ice || [http://tasvideos.org/2202M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/saturn-supermetroid-glitchless.zip snes9x v1.43] || 42:37 || 00:27 || 14% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/SaturnTAS Saturn] || Mostly optimized for game time; obsoleted by 13% Speed || TODO
|-
| 14% Speed || [http://tasvideos.org/2220M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/namespoofer-supermetroid-speedbooster.zip snes9x v1.43] || 44:18 || 00:29 || 14% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfNJclcrh6AHHkT31xLkwBA Namespoofer] || Optimized for game time; obsoleted by 13% Speed || TODO
|-
| 100% Items || [http://tasvideos.org/6381S.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/6381.zip lsnes rr2-β23] || 1:01:47 || 00:31 || 100% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Utilizes various in-bounds X-Ray Scope techniques || TODO
|-
| 100% Map || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0cI1QGyzoQ Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/5110.zip Bizhawk v1.7] || 1:12:25 || 00:42 || 32% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf8QXmf_P4u4e-aJ2knp75A Nymx], [https://www.youtube.com/user/eternisedDragon7/ EternisedDragon] || || TODO
|-
| Spore Spawn RTA || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZRPhiEeqV8 Video] || [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/254655584236732427/349368535337664514/Super_Metroid_Spore_Spawn_RTAv6final.lsmv lsnes rr2-β23] || 4:59.0 || 00:04 || 3% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf8QXmf_P4u4e-aJ2knp75A Nymx], [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || || TODO
|-
| Crocomire RTA || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMh3iYC_0XA Video] || [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/152498278485852160/211988035481501696/nymx-Super_Metroid-CrocomireRTAv3.bk2.tasproj.bk2 Bizhawk v1.11.6] || 7:58.7 || 00:05 || 6% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf8QXmf_P4u4e-aJ2knp75A Nymx] || || TODO
|-
| Reverse Boss Order || [http://tasvideos.org/2078M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/saturn-supermetroid-reversebossorder.zip snes9x v1.43] || 46:42 || 00:26 || 29% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/SaturnTAS Saturn] || Optimized for game time || TODO
|-
| No Damage || [http://www.twitch.tv/wildanaconda69/v/48878192 Video] || [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/155465331417153536/217374648520671242/smnodmg.lsmv lsnes rr2-β22] || 43:29 || 00:27 || 21% || [http://www.twitch.tv/wildanaconda69/profile WildAnaconda69] || [[Mother Brain|Mother Brain's]] rainbow beam is unavoidable || [[Notes on the No Damage TAS|Notes]]
|}

= Theory TAS =

Unless stated otherwise, all theory TASes are optimized with real time in mind.

Some theory TASes are more optimized (and thus are more unrealistic for a human to match or beat) than others.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:left"
! scope="col" width="130" | Category
! scope="col" width="60" | Publication
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Percentage
! scope="col" width="150" | Author(s)
! Notes
|-
| Any% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/42532777 Video] || 43:08 || 00:28 || 21% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/profile Sweetnumb] || KPDR; game time may not be accurate (educated guess)
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdGGNV0IjP0 Video] || 41:58 || 00:26 || 21% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || KPDR
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgFKwEH2j_A Video] || 40:47 || 00:26 || 20% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6n5Vxmujs6-O0Z8dRngMFg jack879] || KPDR -- [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/341824528 Commentated version]
|-
| Any% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/42531272 Video] || 42:02 || 00:28 || 19% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/profile Sweetnumb] || PRKD; game time may not be accurate (educated guess)
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H8sBEBYRFo Video] || 41:09 || 00:27 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1eVP6ZFIyAUAe6FaoLHMg Twocat] || PRKD; game time may not be accurate (educated guess)
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0H9T4SwiPE Video] || 40:01 || 00:26 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5PxGYgMuEL6ad6ZuYm90Ng Reeve], [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKxGyV8YTXbpYhDVonzz0YA Smokey] || PRKD
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3Qus1UEUqI Video] || 39:50 || 00:26 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1eVP6ZFIyAUAe6FaoLHMg Twocat] || PRKD
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7EUQnEmSMg Video] || 39:35 || 00:26 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/zenigame96 ShinyZeni] || PRKD -- [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/404385730 Commentated version] (broadcast video)
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbjgzoDPX5A Video] || 38:52 || 00:25 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/1605qwerty ARealCutie] || PRKD
|-
| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9kK15q2jZI Video] || 41:53 || ? || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1eVP6ZFIyAUAe6FaoLHMg Twocat] || PDKR
|-
| Any% Glitched || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqW8tn2SWuQ Video] || 13:10 || 00:08 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || Route without "door skip"
|-
| Any% Glitched || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/43199486 Video] || 12:20 || 00:08 || 6% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Route with one "door skip" and outdated "block shuffler" method
|-
| Any% Glitched || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/41058121 Video] || 11:46 || 00:07|| 6% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Route with one "door skip"
|-
| Any% Glitched || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/41057287 Video] || 10:59 || 00:07 || 4% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Route with three "door skips"
|-
| Any% Glitched || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx85PyLFwUk&hd=1 Video] || 12:51 || 00:06 || 4% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Optimized for game time; performs four "door skips"
|-
| 14% Ice || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrilOwDZ1Xg Video] || 48:26 || 00:35 || 14% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] ||
|-
| 14% Chargeless || [http://www.twitch.tv/wildanaconda69/v/52631676 Video] || 42:52 || 00:29 || 14% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || Utilizes [[Yellow Suit Glitch#Draygon .2ACF|Draygon underflow]]
|-
| 100% Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJcrl_9btKI Video] || 1:11:19 || 00:40 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] ||
|-
| 100% Map || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBJze5Fyt0U Video] || 1:17:04 || 00:49 || 34% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/profile Sweetnumb] || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4WBs3zzGYg Commentated version]
|-
| Spore Spawn RTA || [https://m2k2.taigaforum.com/attachment/2S74OwnFQMYGw3xka4ptcmO%2FJYI Video] || 5:56 || N/A || 3% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Giganotabehemoth87 Behemoth] || Requires snes9x v1.52 to view
|-
| Reverse Boss Order || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQshdwAQUZ0 Video] || 1:01:28 || 00:39 || 39% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || Two Norfair visits
|-
| Reverse Boss Order || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUIgSw_TGkA Video] || 1:00:43 || 00:39 || 38% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC80lDJilCcZL9HVbKNv-aYQ Straevaras] || Two Norfair visits, [[Screw Attack]]/[[Golden Torizo]] skipped, very little drop/pattern manipulation
|-
| Reverse Boss Order || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSkl-9EiknA Video] || 58:41 || 00:38 || 42% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC80lDJilCcZL9HVbKNv-aYQ Straevaras] || One Norfair visit, Screw Attack/Golden Torizo skipped, very little drop/pattern manipulation
|-
| Reverse Boss Order || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7DOERXfvug Video] || 57:04 || 00:37 || 35% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || One Norfair visit, 25 Missiles, Lower Norfair drop manipulation, escapes Lower Norfair without [[Crystal Flash]]
|-
| 3% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/49098652 Video] || 16:50 || 00:08 || 3% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || RTA timing, uses outdated pause method for entering out of bounds of [[Landing Site]]
|-
| 12% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pROD5Ago4EE&hd=1 Video] || 1:24:32 || 01:08 || 12% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/profile Sniq] || "Semi-optimized playthrough" used to demonstrate the updated route for humans
|}

= Romhack TAS =

TASes with multiple parts will have all parts listed, with the first part being "P1", the second part being "P2", et cetera.

Most are optimized with game time in mind. Coincidentally, the real time for many of these is not listed and is not easy to figure out from many of the videos.

For those with more-easily-deducible real times, the time listed is what appears to be the "RTA timing", or as close to it as can be deduced from the footage provided. (unless the TAS has a TASVideos publication, in which case, that time is used instead)

TASes that aim to collect "100%" but are not capable of reaching 100%, or acquire an amount beyond 100%, are listed as "all items" instead.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:left"
! scope="col" width="130" | Name
! scope="col" width="0" | Category
! scope="col" width="130" | Publication
! scope="col" width="90" | Movie File
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Percentage
! scope="col" width="150" | Author(s)
! Notes
! Improvement Ideas
|-
| Adam's Hack || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbrS9JCs70I Video] || [http://tiny.cc/AdamsHack Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 54.62s || 00:00 || 1% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || Is also technically "Low%" || TODO
|-
| Adam's Hack || Any% || [https://youtu.be/yPgfTpf8vlQ Video] || [http://tiny.cc/AdamsHack2 Bizhawk v2.3.1] || 44.88s || 00:00 || 0% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || Uses OOB to not collect any item. It is technically 0% - 23.4s IGT || TODO
|-
| Ancient Chozo || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNkoHOM1MUQ Video] || || 26:46 || 00:16 || 18% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Angry Fire Chozo || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e6TzMhr6xk P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzbXe5VEnYc P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9AwGnEe0j8 P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faupAh4tTzY P4] || || 31:56 || 00:23 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Cpearl015/ Cpearl015] || || TODO
|-
| Angry Fire Chozo || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oafgq8hTYgU P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-lv24V--0Y P2] || || 18:43 || 00:16 || 101% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Arrival || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxnZvkyCxT8 Video] || || 19:31 || 00:12 || 40% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || real time is approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Battle || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D5GW2qHdIA P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAD2hdLVIyI P2] || || ? || 00:13 || 25% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Black Plague || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZcxXbvC4y4 Video] || || 6:25 || ? || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHDW13AZ8cNWJK_a9q4wucA Zebezia] || Does not end in a traditional manner - time is approximate; item percentage assumes the three [[Energy Tank|Energy Tanks]] and [[Spring Ball]] are counted (and that those are the only four items Samus starts with before collecting the others) || TODO
|-
| Blue Plague || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt_1JxiFGOk Video] || || 9:00 || 00:05 || 20.2% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| B2-TW || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rxCtyGr_eA Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/32781061295266799 snes9x v1.51] || 2:17 || 00:01 || 4% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| B2-TW || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtLYuOZz2sA Video] || || 3:19 || 00:02 || 10% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHDW13AZ8cNWJK_a9q4wucA Zebezia] || || TODO
|-
| Challenge || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNppY0gyIq0 Video] || || 10:34 || 00:08 || 114% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || It is implied that this 114% amount is not actually the maximum amount of items, so this is listed as "Any%" || TODO
|-
| Cliffhanger || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEyU9Xf4_1g Video] || || 47:15 || 00:31 || 24% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Utilizes out of bounds; the 100% TAS by [https://www.youtube.com/user/TheYukisaito/ TheYukisaito] appears to never have been completed, so it is not listed || TODO
|-
| Conflict || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_OmbPjfIbU Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/36096798304781412 snes9x v1.51] || 2:52 || 01:53 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Game time is in minutes:seconds || TODO
|-
| Containment Chamber || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKO4UqHszoo Video] || [http://tiny.cc/CChamber Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 7:34 || 00:05 || 11% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || || TODO
|-
| Contention || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P5Bwxqnbk0 Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/35741991994010300 snes9x v1.51] || 7:56 || 04:09 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Game time is in minutes:seconds || TODO
|-
| Dependence || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kfPedQ6QPw P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LfH6PoWyjc P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55P1o5EMIBs P3] || || ? || 00:28 || 21% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Digital Cube || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYjJSZGV-Ak Video] || || 15:28 || 00:06 || 47% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHDW13AZ8cNWJK_a9q4wucA Zebezia] || || TODO
|-
| Eris || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4AwK9FIkRQ P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrUGkGZk-R0 P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAPseXUNSYI P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARmKymarTAQ P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjfaIKgTbcI P5] || || ? || 00:30 || 41% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Kriole Kriole] || || TODO
|-
| Escape || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkQGYt7JLls Video] || || 3:04 || 00:02 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate || TODO
|-
| Escape2 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDaNLIy_Lfw Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/4978.zip lsnes rr2-β23] || 23:12 || 00:13 || 11% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXRrymyAKgDTNSb2B3FB0MA Zakem66] || v1.9 || TODO
|-
| Exertion || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdWESeXuhY4 Video] || || 10:56 || 00:06 || 15% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Exia || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei2zzchQAMs Video] || || 3:40 || 00:02 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Item percentage assumes the two Energy Tanks are counted (and that those are the only two items Samus starts with before collecting the others) || TODO
|-
| Falling || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyOt-Lnnpwk Video] || || 49:35 || 00:32 || 24% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Final Stand || Any% || [https://youtu.be/XMoAi6OZmSk Video] || [http://tiny.cc/FinalStand2 Bizhawk v2.3.1] || 4:18.659 || 2:18.067 || 2% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA/videos Mumu_Didi] || Does not end in a traditional manner || TODO
|-
| Golden Dawn || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woQN98dx8RU P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kh_7UfedSFs P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ivCinWC600 P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nok5FPIdFSQ P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gtkIfBoNwo P5] || || ? || 00:33 || 23% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Golden Dawn || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P-5hdRVGdI Video] || || 1:16:15 || 00:43 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Utilizes out of bounds || TODO
|-
| Grand Prix || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vx0d9PK2GKQ Video] || [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/180996814336425985/495954988145573903/grandprix_2_46_54.lsmv lsnes rr2-β23] || 4:08 || 02:46 || 18% || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwc3/profile Sniq] || Game time is in minutes:seconds || TODO
|-
| Grand Prix 2 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmLxGiCAt3Q Video] || || 5:31 || 03:21 || 11% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf8QXmf_P4u4e-aJ2knp75A Nymx], [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwc3/profile Sniq], [https://www.youtube.com/user/eternisedDragon7/ EternisedDragon] || Game time is in minutes:seconds || TODO
|-
| Hallow Eve || No Damage || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20ZuooXHXOo Video] || || 1:51 || 1:33 || 24% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Game time is in minutes.seconds || TODO
|-
| Hangtime || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2tLUAREdyU Video] || || ? || 00:02 || ? || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Cpadolf0/ Cpadolf] || || TODO
|-
| HISHE || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shswUZiebmw Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/4628.zip snes9x v1.51] || 1:05 || 00:00 || 0% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Dessyreqt/ Dessyreqt] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate (subtracted introduction) || TODO
|-
| Hyper Metroid || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IStSFcIas6k Video] || || 44:59 || 00:28 || 25% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Ice Metal 1: Uninstall || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfCgcgQ0U7o Video] || [https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0CYtJO7oYp0VldlM1dpTFNWRUE/view Bizhawk v1.11.6] || 59:08 || 00:31 || 100.9% || [http://www.twitch.tv/dcrgamer/profile DCR] || || TODO
|-
| Ice Returns: Epysbane || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q7zAVbv8Xc Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/33405208194311571 snes9x v1.51] || 10:16 || 00:07 || 13% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || v0.9; item percentage assumes that the items Samus is starting with are one Energy Tank, two [[Missile]] expansions, [[Morphing Ball]], [[Bomb|Bombs]], [[Space Jump]], [[Speed Booster]], and [[Varia Suit]] (and that those are the only items Samus starts with before collecting the others) || TODO
|-
| Ice Returns: Epysbane || Any% || [https://youtu.be/WH6fNFcuwwQ Video] || || 1:42.133 || 00:01 || 9% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY1rFVd29jFDjp9qqeZzqlA BFrobber] || v0.9; item percentage assumes that the items Samus is starting with are one Energy Tank, two [[Missile]] expansions, [[Morphing Ball]], [[Bomb|Bombs]], [[Space Jump]], [[Speed Booster]], and [[Varia Suit]] (and that those are the only items Samus starts with before collecting the others) || TODO
|-
| Impossible || Any% || [https://archive.org/details/SMI_TAS_49_Cpadolf Video] || || 1:21:40 || 00:49 || 39% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Cpadolf0 Cpadolf] || The Any% TAS by [https://www.youtube.com/user/Kriole Kriole] appears to never have been completed, so it is not listed || TODO
|-
| Kaizo || Any% || [http://tasvideos.org/5902S.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/5902.zip snes9x v1.51] || 1:17:59 || 00:52 || ? || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Legacy || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayhhyZ_UQAs P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDnFTz-e-is P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyqyNo0fxPE P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftsQaeplMR4 P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJxj28ql6W8 P5] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfQABJKBHI8 P6] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR1k3Lp3AXU P7] || || ? || 00:42 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Legend of Doom || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flUvzGn0vkQ Video] || || 1:19 || 00:00 || 4% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate || TODO
|-
| Legend of the Beast || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ItHRo5gAMA Video] || || 21:26 || 00:11 || 42% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHDW13AZ8cNWJK_a9q4wucA Zebezia] || || TODO
|-
| Limit || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmBtCPCYE2g P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVHs8VD7Uw4 P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKjx6dC33tA P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbo2q0ymGUE P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxqPgbcGi4E P5] || || ? || 00:33 || 30% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Low Impact || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctVV4MCSIuY Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/download/33070403452561317 snes9x v1.51] || 4:40 || 00:03 || 25% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Mission Rescue || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p9sZHdUOn0 Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/40702924990967495 snes9x v1.51] || 1:49:44 || 1:14 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Mockingbird Station || Any% || [http://tasvideos.org/1651M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/hoandjzj-smetroidmb.zip snes9x v1.43] || 31:00 || 00:19 || 12% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| No Safe Harbor || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8BuMTx1eZI Video] || || 10:44 || 00:03 || 101% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| No Safe Harbor || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL3yRga7eLE Video] || || 3:29 || 00:01 || 6% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Permastuck Practice 1|| Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uscduPEDtnA Video] || [http://tiny.cc/Perma1 Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 1:11 || 00:00 || 157% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || Does not end in a traditional manner || TODO
|-
| Permastuck Practice 2|| Any% || [https://youtu.be/PpOgtezfO_w Video] || [https://tiny.cc/Perma2 Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 1:11 || 00:00 || 64% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || Does not end in a traditional manner || TODO
|-
| Phazon || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyBv2bqyP5c Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/submissions/3172.zip snes9x v1.43] || 35:00 || 00:21 || 18% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || v0 || TODO
|-
| Phazon || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILGRTPnxrUk Video] || || 49:01 || 00:29 || 17% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || v0.3 || TODO
|-
| Project Base || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0wH8WfXRPs&hd=1 Video] || || 20:26 || 00:14 || 16% || [https://www.twitch.tv/tacosian/profile Taco] || v0.7.2 || TODO
|-
| Project Base || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qujnmWKbKOs&hd=1 Video] || || 24:32 || 00:17 || 19% || [http://twitch.tv/hubert0987 Hubert0987] || v0.7.2 || TODO
|-
| Project Base || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6q1oIHXtLE P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHFFiv_71H8 P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KXdvSeILeI P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWsAM9SMjd4 P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_uPopi6x2A P5] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLgaWhELub8 P6] || || ? || 00:34 || 100% || Martes || v0.4 || TODO
|-
| Project Base || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnbShfA0U1E&hd=1 Video] || [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/155465331417153536/474486270693736448/Project_Base_073_104.bk2 Bizhawk v2.3] || 37:28 || 00:23 || 104% || [http://twitch.tv/hubert0987 Hubert0987] || v0.7.2 || TODO
|-
| RBO Impossible || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ6YGqgW3BM P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlM7a8-NjtE P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIVkQbsR9Rs P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCC71KrJETw P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZxnT5Ca39E P5] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lvhR8_hm1A P6] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ67Abmuu9U P7] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=850UGsN6Nzg P8] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX3zNdPi0UA P9] || || 1:26:35 || 1:00 || 101% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/TheYukisaito/ TheYukisaito] || Real time is a rough estimate based on video segment lengths || TODO
|-
| Redesign || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HExoMSsCdPg Video] || || 1:26:03 || 00:50 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/SaturnTAS/ Saturn] || [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2A09A10675B13707 Original Playlist] || TODO
|-
| Redesign || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogJt2wmHlhY Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/35587478984145927 snes9x v1.51] || 2:15:27 || 01:14 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || The 100% TAS by [https://www.youtube.com/user/Kamb3ck/ Kamb3ck] appears to never have been completed (or at least, its final part(s) were never uploaded), so it is not listed || TODO
|-
| Revolution EX || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8G11g9aCH8 P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wkuMkGPnqQ P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CBFtEnBoDo P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cI39z1Cug0 P4] || || ? || 00:24 || 23% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Rotation || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weiC-2iyWwI Video] || || 35:06 || 00:21 || 21% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Ruin || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2PXtOqTBaY Video] || || 5:20 || 00:03 || 5% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner || TODO
|-
| Rulers of Ruin || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjKZzwkD0eU Video] || || 6:42 || 00:03 || 58% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHDW13AZ8cNWJK_a9q4wucA Zebezia] || May not actually be "all items" if [[Wave Beam]] was missed as EternisedDragon points out may be the case || TODO
|-
| SFI || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmgrH1zbMaE P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_aV1Qn1b0w P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKkzwwuvPS4 P3] || || ? || 00:23 || 18% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| SFI || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpEcNpqfVOM P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTssEtCOKhA P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYms0tzaF1o P3] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfyVVT19rbo P4] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTZTpy4msxw P5] || || ? || 00:27 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Kamb3ck/ Kamb3ck] || || TODO
|-
| So Little Garden || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyDy_lFeiy0 Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/35979654863185787 snes9x v1.51] || 17:26 || 00:11 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| So Little Piracy || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwsQpUOcAaE Video] || || 16:16 || 00:10 || 850 || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| So Little Piracy || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SWo9OlggoI Video] || || 11:18 || 00:07 || 0 || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| So Little Rooms || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbzAfrjL17Q Video] || [http://tiny.cc/SoLR Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 0:43 || 00:00 || 9% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || || TODO
|-
| SMChallenge v.1.0 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc7Os1xRDZs Video] || || 2:22 || 01:14 || 17% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEn0p7u0DFg GaRan] || Times are appxroimate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Stardust || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaQof6Kfh5Q P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhwuDf-JlsU P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z74SaKWMBx0 P3] || || 23:39 || 00:14 || 22% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfNJclcrh6AHHkT31xLkwBA Namespoofer], Hero of the Day || || TODO
|-
| Super Mega-Metroid X-2 || Any% || [https://youtu.be/eRVVXRWbGDk Video] || [http://tiny.cc/SMMX-2 Bizhawk v2.2.2] || 2:45 || 00:01 || 1% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA] || Seems to utilize Out of Bounds, but doesn't; should make a non-OOB version || TODO
|-
| Super Mega-Metroid X-2 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhSGGEcdS3U Video] || || 24:38 || 18:54 || 9% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || game time is in minutes:seconds; real time is approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|-
| Super Zero Mission || Any% || [http://tasvideos.org/1853M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/cpadolf-metroidsuperzeromission.zip snes9x v1.43] || 20:43 || 00:11 || 11% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Cpadolf0/ Cpadolf] || v2 || TODO
|-
| Super Zero Mission || All Items || [http://tasvideos.org/2381M.html Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/movies/smv/hoandjzj-smszmv2-100p.zip snes9x v1.43] || 1:19:30 || 00:44 || 101% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || v2.3; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSANY7aY7fk Hitbox Viewer] || TODO
|-
| Tenka || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYUmViWyUJI Video] || || ? || 00:06 || ? || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Item percentage is at least 21%, but may be much higher (not certain how 'infinite' ammo being provided works in this specific instance) || TODO
|-
| The Adam Virus || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWEwGX_EvSU Video] || || ? || 00:03 || 11% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not start/end in a traditional manner || TODO
|-
| Torture || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nLe-mr89XU Video] || [http://tiny.cc/SMTorture Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 3:54 || 00:03 || 1% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || || TODO
|-
| Training Ground || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjiGnIESUoo Video] || || 2:43 || 00:01 || 10% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate || TODO
|-
| Ultimate Avengers 1 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXCq80LtJ48 Video] || || 1:23 || 00:00 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate || TODO
|-
| Ultimate Avengers 2 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lWeksOh4m4 Video] || || 1:43 || 00:00 || 5% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner - times are approximate || TODO
|-
| Vino || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWqoUXlcgls Video] || [http://www.mediafire.com/download/e71uxas054s4mh2/Super+Metroid+Vino+TAS.rar snes9x v1.43] || 46:18 || 00:30 || 21% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| Wet Winter || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUaRrgzQSwI Video] || [http://tiny.cc/WWinter Bizhawk v2.0.1] || 6:44 || 00:03 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzUA8Nl8jlFl_iIM6cI8vPA Mumu_Didi] || Timing listed includes power on and introductory cutscene || TODO
|-
| Wet Winter || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7yqyNMfMMw Video] || || 7:02 || 00:03 || 7% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAkzOJ2JGmbz8Io2mUe-rOg Stunt Coyote] || Timing listed includes power on and introductory cutscene || TODO
|-
| Y-Faster || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHTcADKgk34 Video] || [http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/info/46438633729949414 snes9x v1.51] || 24:16 || 15:32 || 100% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || Does not end in a traditional manner; game time is in minutes:seconds || TODO
|-
| Y-Faster 2 v.1.1 || All Items || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvvJ2e3tqBI Video] || || 35:33 || 00:01 || 101% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5UyhqaOz6ZfMNKX6AK6Ig/featured GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time & triggers hidden easter egg cutscene || TODO
|-
| 7 Starver || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE8GqI8dI8g P1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bI6rTeR3yZY P2] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iwLrhYkFXc P3] || || ? || 00:16 || 19% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Hoandizi/ Hoandizi] || || TODO
|-
| VARIA Plandomizer || Any% || [https://youtu.be/4x6Izp9zR-k Video] || lsnes || 26:42 || 00:16 || 21% || Cakemaphoneige || No OOB No Underflow No permanent graphic distortion|| TODO
|-
| Z-Factor v.1.3 || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEn0p7u0DFg Video] || || 56:39 || 00:34 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEn0p7u0DFg GaRan] || Times are approximate; aims for in-game time || TODO
|}

= Romhack Theory TAS =

Unless stated otherwise, all theory TASes are optimized with real time in mind.

Some theory TASes are more optimized (and thus are more unrealistic for a human to match or beat) than others.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:left"
! scope="col" width="130" | Name
! scope="col" width="0" | Category
! scope="col" width="130" | Publication
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Percentage
! scope="col" width="150" | Author(s)
! Notes
|-
| Airy || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYnQbjh7jvs Video] || 1:01:41 || 00:40 || 30% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVR5rgkdENqVYrUsgIcQGiw Shenjoku] ||
|-
| Hyper || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMORoKq7GuQ Video] || 51:03 || 00:37 || 23% || [https://www.youtube.com/user/Giganotabehemoth87 Behemoth] ||
|-
| Project Base || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzo3LPJkYUk Video] || 28:46 || 00:20 || 20% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || v0.7
|-
| So Little Time || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhSdEZ1Oo9g Video] || 5:19.7 || 00:03 || 26% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt]
|-
| Stardust || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foi3ok_YK8o Video] || 24:58 || 00:15 || 22% || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpARxopelTjFNsQCY9Q9Bw Dessyreqt] || If using post-menu timing, time is 24:56
|-
| Super Zero Mission || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po0VmJa_brc Video] || 39:59 || 00:27 || ? || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ffCbDBQvi9D8Rg4hfr24Q Cygrade] || Normal (v2.3) (Obsolete route)
|-
| Super Zero Mission || Any% || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w008BgngFA Video] || 58:04 || 00:39 || ? || [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ffCbDBQvi9D8Rg4hfr24Q Cygrade] || Hard
|}

Ridley

2020-04-16T00:24:15Z

ARealCutie: /* Tutorials */

{{Boss info
|title=Ridley
|image=Ridley.gif
|location=[[Ridley's Room]], [[Lower Norfair]]
|health=18000
}}

All of the details that Ridley's behavior is composed of can be difficult to express, even in writing. Ridley can respond differently to your actions depending on specifically how you are moving throughout the fight. Even though utilizing this page to learn about Ridley will (hopefully) greatly assist you, you will ultimately want to devote plenty of time towards learning exactly what Ridley is capable of doing throughout the fight by fighting him many times.

= General Knowledge =

Ridley has 18000 hit points.

Ridley is vulnerable to [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Power Bomb|Power Bombs]], [[Charge Beam|charged shots]], and [[Charge Beam Combos|special beam attacks]].

Ridley's tail is not vulnerable to damage.

Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Ridley instead of their normal 300, meaning they have the highest sustained damage per second out of any weapon available.

Ridley deals 40 / 80 / 160 damage with his body, 30 / 60 / 120 damage with his tail, and 15 / 30 / 60 damage with fireballs, to [[Gravity Suit]] / [[Varia Suit]] / [[Power Suit]] Samus, respectively.

Similar to Mother Brain's bombs, a single fireball volley can damage Samus multiple times, or not damage Samus at all, depending on how Samus comes into contact with it.

= Interactions =

== States ==

*Cloaked - Ridley's starting state
*Dodging - Attempting to move away from a Power Bomb explosion
*Ramming - Attempting to strike Samus, primarily with his body, by lunging forward at her
*Grabbing - In some states, Ridley can grab Samus, and if he does, he will carry her to the top of the screen and drop her, which can waste substantial time and potentially result in Samus being struck multiple times
*Pogoing - Attempting to bounce up and down on the center platform using his tail
*Swooping - Rising to either the top left or the top right corner and flying to the opposite corner in a "U"-shaped path
*Considering - When a pogo, swoop, or ram finishes, Ridley may consider which state to move to next, indicated by staying just above Samus
*Dying - When Ridley's health has been reduced to zero, he will try to grab Samus, and if he does, he will explode, but if he does not, then he might decide to explode without grabbing Samus

== Simultaneous ==

*Ridley will not be able to perform swoops until he has been brought below 14400 (80%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 9000 (50%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 5400 (30%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 1800 (10%) health.
*Ridley will release fireballs every other pogo he does.
*Ridley will also release fireballs at a 50% chance every "Considering whether or not to pogo," and "Hovering because Samus is Spinjumping" portion of his AI.
*Ridley's tail can be rather unpredictable and seemingly 'have a mind of its own.' Watch out for it, especially once Ridley has enraged.
*Ridley can face either left or right.

=== Pogoing ===

When Ridley is facing left, have Samus's forward foot be off of the left side of the platform and fire directly up to strike him. In this position, Ridley cannot damage or grab you. It is possible that Ridley may unleash fireballs that can strike you as you try to get into this position, and depending on the situation, dodging them opens up the possibility of Ridley being put in a different state, or may cause you to be hit by something more damaging. For example, you may attempt to dodge a fireball just to be hit by Ridley's body (because he's moved over while you were dodging), which knocks you into the acid. Depending on the scenario, it can be better to simply tank the fireballs and concentrate on dodging other things you have more control over.

When Ridley is facing right, there isn't a consistently safe location to be in. You can shoot him while you have space to do so, but you will eventually need to move out of the way. If you're wanting to conserve health, you can morph and roll underneath his tail, but if your health is fine and/or you want to save time, you can attempt to run through or under his tail and use this time to charge your beam. Once you are to his left, you can then force Ridley to turn around to face left, and bring him into the safe position. It seems that this is determined by which side of the screen you are on, which side of the screen Ridley is on, whether you're above or below Ridley, and whether you are in a spin jump or not. Basically, you should try to jump so you are just behind him, and then break out of spin while constantly moving towards the other side of the screen. If you fail in changing Ridley's facing direction in this manner, Ridley typically restarts his pogoing sequence (in the same direction). If you are attempting to conserve health, you will need to know how to dodge him in this scenario.

=== Swooping ===

The first swoop Ridley does will be higher than subsequent ones, so try to dodge it by either being morphed on the center platform, or by jumping over him with extra height. Ridley tends to try to ram Samus after a swoop.

To protect yourself during swoops, keeping a shot charged in order to have a [[Pseudo Screw Attack|pseudo-Screw]] active in between your walljumps can be handy as protection against possible fireball volleys that Ridley may have explode against the wall. Be aware that the pseudo-Screw effect will be disabled when a walljump is initiated, so you will want to cease walljumping once the fireballs hit the wall, and begin walljumping again once the explosions have subsided. [[Screw Attack]] can protect you just the same, but without the need of an active charge shot.

=== Dying ===

[[File:Rid_quick_grab.png|thumb|right|Grab spots for a quick death animation]]

Ridley can delay his explosive death indefinitely when at zero health unless Samus allows Ridley to pick her up. If you are certain Ridley's health is zero, you can try to place yourself in a position favorable for Ridley to grab onto you. If you are confident in your abilities, you may attempt to leap directly into Ridley's claws to ensure a swift death. Note that spin-jumping after Ridley has hit 0 HP may cause him to resume his normal series of attacks. This will specifically occur if the spin-jump is active during the frame in which Ridley is choosing his next attack. In general, avoid spin-jumping if you are attempting to get grabbed to end the fight.

The worst action you can take is moving around too much on the center platform, as Ridley will not react kindly and can ram you multiple times before locking onto your position to pick you up. Basically, you should be trying to make things easier for Ridley, not harder. Additionally, you should never spin jump after Ridley is at 0 HP or he won't attempt to grab you.

If you are certain that Ridley has zero health and has just begun to pogo (which will waste time), you can attempt to break him out of his pogo by getting into the air, then returning to the platform to be picked up once he has reset himself. Alternatively, you can attempt to enter Ridley's grasp when he is at the apex of one of his pogo animations, which if timed accurately will cause him to explode rather than carry you up and damage you.

{{#ev:youtube|n-8NKv0g2x0}}

If you can get Ridley to pick you up on one of the spots highlighted in this image, you might be able to get him to explode immediately instead of waiting a few seconds.

= Categories =

== Any% KPDR ==

Charged [[Ice Beam|Ice]] + [[Wave Beam|Wave]] + [[Plasma Beam|Plasma]] deals 900 damage, meaning it will only take 20 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

For beginners, doing full jumps throughout the fight can be beneficial, both due to being able to keep better track of Ridley's movements if you're unfamiliar with his patterns, and to avoid getting grabbed during either a Ram or a Pogo. Use the Angle buttons so that you can break spin during the jumps (because shots don't charge when Samus is spinning), and so that you don't need to be level with Ridley to hit him.

For intermediate runners, you will want your beam charged before the fight starts so that you can strike Ridley the moment he appears, and then once more as he attempts to fly away. Afterward, you will want to perform a [[hero shot]] from slightly to the right of the center of the platform, jump up to shoot him again, and keep it going from there.

Optimally, you can open walljump to the top left corner, fire a charged shot down timed so that it hits Ridley just as he spawns, and have a second shot nearly charged by that point.

This information can also apply to [[100%|100% Items]], [[100% Map Completion|100% Map]], and [[GT Classic]], although those categories will likely have more incentive to use Super Missiles than this [[Any%]] route will.

If you're getting the Ridley E-tank, you can stand on the right side of the platform, fire a shot as soon as the room starts shaking, and start Space Jumping through the drops. The shot will open the door, allowing you to go through.

== Any% PRKD ==

Charged [[Ice Beam|Ice]] + [[Wave Beam|Wave]] + [[Spazer]] deals 300 damage, meaning it will take 60 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

Similar to Any% KPDR, you will want to perform the same sequence of starting the fight, although you may need to be a tiny bit further to the right than you would in Any% KPDR to perform the hero shot. It can be a common theme during this fight with Spazer involved that Ridley's tail will block your charged shots due to Spazer's width, and this is especially the case when Ridley is pogoing. Depending on the timing of your shots relative to where exactly Ridley is during his pogoing sequence, you may need to perform short hops during your shots so that they strike Ridley instead of his tail.

In this route, having a high amount of Super Missiles is imperative to compensate for the lack of damage from the beam. One Super Missile is equivalent to two charged shots here, essentially meaning every Super Missile you have will reduce the length of the fight by two seconds each.

Same as lower-percentage categories, you will want to refrain from using Super Missiles (unless you are using them as part of an [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Wave_Shield|X-Factor]] opener setup) until Ridley has changed color; however, as Ridley's pogo provides the best opportunity to use them, and because you are not guaranteed that Ridley will pogo during his enrage phase before hitting zero, it is the safest option (in terms of ensuring you optimize the fight) to use the Super Missiles on the first pogo opportunity you are given. If you are not incorporating X-Factors, then Ridley will change color after 31 charged shots. As an example, if you have 8 Super Missiles when Ridley changes color, it should only take another 13 charged shots with those 8 Super Missiles to finish him off.

If you choose to incorporate X-Factors, it is important to have at least 3 Power Bombs before entering Ridley's chamber, as performing less will save substantially less time than performing three or more. For a real time route, you will want to get the X-Factors out immediately, as charged Wave only deals 150 damage, and other ammo is finite and awkward to use before Ridley enrages. Pausing consumes real time, so constant pausing to enable and re-enable beams just to try to fit in more X-Factors is not viable for a real time speedrun. Executing an opener of 3 X-Factors (sometimes referred to as "triple X" or "XXX") properly should save around four seconds of real time and around ten seconds of game time (due to the pauses and lag) on average compared to not executing them. This estimation includes time spent farming in the room before Ridley for Power Bombs.

=== X-Factor setups ===

The standard X-Factor setup starts with one that meets in the center of Ridley's body as he spawns, as seen at the start of this video. Zoast developed the "4X" strat seen here.

{{#ev:youtube|h1WZYPnFNuA}}

ARealCutie developed this opener as a variation, which has the X-Factor particles hit Ridley earlier to allow more missiles to be fired before the second X.

{{#ev:youtube|5qOMYtpvFl4}}

== 14% Ice ==

Charged Ice deals 90 damage, meaning it will take 200 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

The optimal opener to use against Ridley is taken from Saturn's tool assisted speedrun of the category, where a Power Bomb strikes Ridley twice immediately after all four particles of an [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Ice_Shield|Ice Shield]] connect, dealing 760 damage ((90 from Ice Shield particle * 4 particles) + (200 from Power Bomb explosion * 2 strikes)).

You can then choose to use the rest of the Power Bombs immediately afterward, or use them individually by using one after Ridley performs a swoop and repeating this two more times throughout the fight.

Once Ridley changes color, it should only take 22 additional charged shots with the 10 Missiles and 10 Super Missiles you have to finish him off.

This information can also apply to the other 14% categories involving Ice Beam.

== 14% Speed ==

Charge by itself deals 60 damage, meaning it will take 300 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

The optimal opener to use against Ridley is to wait until his eye has become visible right before he roars to begin the battle, and lay a Power Bomb, which should strike Ridley twice before he flies out of range, dealing 400 damage (200 from Power Bomb explosion * 2 strikes).

You can then choose to use the rest of the Power Bombs immediately afterward, or use them individually by using one after Ridley performs a swoop and repeating this three more times throughout the fight.

Once Ridley changes color, it should only take 33 additional charged shots with the 10 Missiles and 10 Super Missiles you have to finish him off.

This information can also apply to 12%.

= Tutorials =

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBrbkd8zico DbX] - Attempts to provide insight into Ridley's AI.
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzTLkWjAsWE Matrick] - Endurance tutorial for surviving the fight or doing it damageless, especially for [[Low%]] categories
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm3WorVWCEA ShinyZeni] - Ridley tutorial for [[RBO]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3pWzbiyGg8 ShinyZeni] - Part of a longer RBO tutorial, but covering Ridley behavior as a whole for all categories
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kTVnD7Euxs ShinyZeni] - Part of the same RBO tutorial, covering specifics of the category
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiCaQBau-HI ARealCutie] - Some other ridley insights for KPDR/PRKD beam fights (check description for timestamps)

= Ceres Station =

Ridley is first encountered in Ceres Station. When Samus's energy goes below 30, Ridley will fly away and the escape will begin, so the goal for optimally 'defeating' him is to take damage as fast as possible. This is best accomplished by standing next to the right wall as Ridley appears, since Ridley's tail deals the most damage per hit. After the third hit, you will need to jump up to take damage from Ridley's tail as he will begin to hover. The hitbox for Ridley's tail exists primarily at the tip.

After the fourth hit, moving slightly to the left may help manipulate Ridley's tail into staying on-screen, allowing the fifth hit to happen as soon as Samus' i-frames run out.

Ridley can also be 'defeated' by striking him 100 times, although this is obviously the slower and much more difficult of the two methods to execute. Ridley does not have a traditional health bar - although he can be struck by many different sources, all that matters is how many times he is struck, and once that number reaches 100, he will drop the capsule containing the baby Metroid, pick it back up, and then fly away.

= See also =

* [[Bosses]]
* [https://milde.no/public/sm/ridley_diagram.png Diagram of Ridley's AI] made by Pinkus
* [https://pastebin.com/qRNmRr6S Quick Notes on Damageless Ceres Ridley]

Ridley

2020-04-16T00:16:05Z

ARealCutie: /* Tutorials */

{{Boss info
|title=Ridley
|image=Ridley.gif
|location=[[Ridley's Room]], [[Lower Norfair]]
|health=18000
}}

All of the details that Ridley's behavior is composed of can be difficult to express, even in writing. Ridley can respond differently to your actions depending on specifically how you are moving throughout the fight. Even though utilizing this page to learn about Ridley will (hopefully) greatly assist you, you will ultimately want to devote plenty of time towards learning exactly what Ridley is capable of doing throughout the fight by fighting him many times.

= General Knowledge =

Ridley has 18000 hit points.

Ridley is vulnerable to [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Power Bomb|Power Bombs]], [[Charge Beam|charged shots]], and [[Charge Beam Combos|special beam attacks]].

Ridley's tail is not vulnerable to damage.

Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Ridley instead of their normal 300, meaning they have the highest sustained damage per second out of any weapon available.

Ridley deals 40 / 80 / 160 damage with his body, 30 / 60 / 120 damage with his tail, and 15 / 30 / 60 damage with fireballs, to [[Gravity Suit]] / [[Varia Suit]] / [[Power Suit]] Samus, respectively.

Similar to Mother Brain's bombs, a single fireball volley can damage Samus multiple times, or not damage Samus at all, depending on how Samus comes into contact with it.

= Interactions =

== States ==

*Cloaked - Ridley's starting state
*Dodging - Attempting to move away from a Power Bomb explosion
*Ramming - Attempting to strike Samus, primarily with his body, by lunging forward at her
*Grabbing - In some states, Ridley can grab Samus, and if he does, he will carry her to the top of the screen and drop her, which can waste substantial time and potentially result in Samus being struck multiple times
*Pogoing - Attempting to bounce up and down on the center platform using his tail
*Swooping - Rising to either the top left or the top right corner and flying to the opposite corner in a "U"-shaped path
*Considering - When a pogo, swoop, or ram finishes, Ridley may consider which state to move to next, indicated by staying just above Samus
*Dying - When Ridley's health has been reduced to zero, he will try to grab Samus, and if he does, he will explode, but if he does not, then he might decide to explode without grabbing Samus

== Simultaneous ==

*Ridley will not be able to perform swoops until he has been brought below 14400 (80%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 9000 (50%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 5400 (30%) health.
*Ridley will change color and increase his speed once brought below 1800 (10%) health.
*Ridley will release fireballs every other pogo he does.
*Ridley will also release fireballs at a 50% chance every "Considering whether or not to pogo," and "Hovering because Samus is Spinjumping" portion of his AI.
*Ridley's tail can be rather unpredictable and seemingly 'have a mind of its own.' Watch out for it, especially once Ridley has enraged.
*Ridley can face either left or right.

=== Pogoing ===

When Ridley is facing left, have Samus's forward foot be off of the left side of the platform and fire directly up to strike him. In this position, Ridley cannot damage or grab you. It is possible that Ridley may unleash fireballs that can strike you as you try to get into this position, and depending on the situation, dodging them opens up the possibility of Ridley being put in a different state, or may cause you to be hit by something more damaging. For example, you may attempt to dodge a fireball just to be hit by Ridley's body (because he's moved over while you were dodging), which knocks you into the acid. Depending on the scenario, it can be better to simply tank the fireballs and concentrate on dodging other things you have more control over.

When Ridley is facing right, there isn't a consistently safe location to be in. You can shoot him while you have space to do so, but you will eventually need to move out of the way. If you're wanting to conserve health, you can morph and roll underneath his tail, but if your health is fine and/or you want to save time, you can attempt to run through or under his tail and use this time to charge your beam. Once you are to his left, you can then force Ridley to turn around to face left, and bring him into the safe position. It seems that this is determined by which side of the screen you are on, which side of the screen Ridley is on, whether you're above or below Ridley, and whether you are in a spin jump or not. Basically, you should try to jump so you are just behind him, and then break out of spin while constantly moving towards the other side of the screen. If you fail in changing Ridley's facing direction in this manner, Ridley typically restarts his pogoing sequence (in the same direction). If you are attempting to conserve health, you will need to know how to dodge him in this scenario.

=== Swooping ===

The first swoop Ridley does will be higher than subsequent ones, so try to dodge it by either being morphed on the center platform, or by jumping over him with extra height. Ridley tends to try to ram Samus after a swoop.

To protect yourself during swoops, keeping a shot charged in order to have a [[Pseudo Screw Attack|pseudo-Screw]] active in between your walljumps can be handy as protection against possible fireball volleys that Ridley may have explode against the wall. Be aware that the pseudo-Screw effect will be disabled when a walljump is initiated, so you will want to cease walljumping once the fireballs hit the wall, and begin walljumping again once the explosions have subsided. [[Screw Attack]] can protect you just the same, but without the need of an active charge shot.

=== Dying ===

[[File:Rid_quick_grab.png|thumb|right|Grab spots for a quick death animation]]

Ridley can delay his explosive death indefinitely when at zero health unless Samus allows Ridley to pick her up. If you are certain Ridley's health is zero, you can try to place yourself in a position favorable for Ridley to grab onto you. If you are confident in your abilities, you may attempt to leap directly into Ridley's claws to ensure a swift death. Note that spin-jumping after Ridley has hit 0 HP may cause him to resume his normal series of attacks. This will specifically occur if the spin-jump is active during the frame in which Ridley is choosing his next attack. In general, avoid spin-jumping if you are attempting to get grabbed to end the fight.

The worst action you can take is moving around too much on the center platform, as Ridley will not react kindly and can ram you multiple times before locking onto your position to pick you up. Basically, you should be trying to make things easier for Ridley, not harder. Additionally, you should never spin jump after Ridley is at 0 HP or he won't attempt to grab you.

If you are certain that Ridley has zero health and has just begun to pogo (which will waste time), you can attempt to break him out of his pogo by getting into the air, then returning to the platform to be picked up once he has reset himself. Alternatively, you can attempt to enter Ridley's grasp when he is at the apex of one of his pogo animations, which if timed accurately will cause him to explode rather than carry you up and damage you.

{{#ev:youtube|n-8NKv0g2x0}}

If you can get Ridley to pick you up on one of the spots highlighted in this image, you might be able to get him to explode immediately instead of waiting a few seconds.

= Categories =

== Any% KPDR ==

Charged [[Ice Beam|Ice]] + [[Wave Beam|Wave]] + [[Plasma Beam|Plasma]] deals 900 damage, meaning it will only take 20 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

For beginners, doing full jumps throughout the fight can be beneficial, both due to being able to keep better track of Ridley's movements if you're unfamiliar with his patterns, and to avoid getting grabbed during either a Ram or a Pogo. Use the Angle buttons so that you can break spin during the jumps (because shots don't charge when Samus is spinning), and so that you don't need to be level with Ridley to hit him.

For intermediate runners, you will want your beam charged before the fight starts so that you can strike Ridley the moment he appears, and then once more as he attempts to fly away. Afterward, you will want to perform a [[hero shot]] from slightly to the right of the center of the platform, jump up to shoot him again, and keep it going from there.

Optimally, you can open walljump to the top left corner, fire a charged shot down timed so that it hits Ridley just as he spawns, and have a second shot nearly charged by that point.

This information can also apply to [[100%|100% Items]], [[100% Map Completion|100% Map]], and [[GT Classic]], although those categories will likely have more incentive to use Super Missiles than this [[Any%]] route will.

If you're getting the Ridley E-tank, you can stand on the right side of the platform, fire a shot as soon as the room starts shaking, and start Space Jumping through the drops. The shot will open the door, allowing you to go through.

== Any% PRKD ==

Charged [[Ice Beam|Ice]] + [[Wave Beam|Wave]] + [[Spazer]] deals 300 damage, meaning it will take 60 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

Similar to Any% KPDR, you will want to perform the same sequence of starting the fight, although you may need to be a tiny bit further to the right than you would in Any% KPDR to perform the hero shot. It can be a common theme during this fight with Spazer involved that Ridley's tail will block your charged shots due to Spazer's width, and this is especially the case when Ridley is pogoing. Depending on the timing of your shots relative to where exactly Ridley is during his pogoing sequence, you may need to perform short hops during your shots so that they strike Ridley instead of his tail.

In this route, having a high amount of Super Missiles is imperative to compensate for the lack of damage from the beam. One Super Missile is equivalent to two charged shots here, essentially meaning every Super Missile you have will reduce the length of the fight by two seconds each.

Same as lower-percentage categories, you will want to refrain from using Super Missiles (unless you are using them as part of an [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Wave_Shield|X-Factor]] opener setup) until Ridley has changed color; however, as Ridley's pogo provides the best opportunity to use them, and because you are not guaranteed that Ridley will pogo during his enrage phase before hitting zero, it is the safest option (in terms of ensuring you optimize the fight) to use the Super Missiles on the first pogo opportunity you are given. If you are not incorporating X-Factors, then Ridley will change color after 31 charged shots. As an example, if you have 8 Super Missiles when Ridley changes color, it should only take another 13 charged shots with those 8 Super Missiles to finish him off.

If you choose to incorporate X-Factors, it is important to have at least 3 Power Bombs before entering Ridley's chamber, as performing less will save substantially less time than performing three or more. For a real time route, you will want to get the X-Factors out immediately, as charged Wave only deals 150 damage, and other ammo is finite and awkward to use before Ridley enrages. Pausing consumes real time, so constant pausing to enable and re-enable beams just to try to fit in more X-Factors is not viable for a real time speedrun. Executing an opener of 3 X-Factors (sometimes referred to as "triple X" or "XXX") properly should save around four seconds of real time and around ten seconds of game time (due to the pauses and lag) on average compared to not executing them. This estimation includes time spent farming in the room before Ridley for Power Bombs.

=== X-Factor setups ===

The standard X-Factor setup starts with one that meets in the center of Ridley's body as he spawns, as seen at the start of this video. Zoast developed the "4X" strat seen here.

{{#ev:youtube|h1WZYPnFNuA}}

ARealCutie developed this opener as a variation, which has the X-Factor particles hit Ridley earlier to allow more missiles to be fired before the second X.

{{#ev:youtube|5qOMYtpvFl4}}

== 14% Ice ==

Charged Ice deals 90 damage, meaning it will take 200 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

The optimal opener to use against Ridley is taken from Saturn's tool assisted speedrun of the category, where a Power Bomb strikes Ridley twice immediately after all four particles of an [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Ice_Shield|Ice Shield]] connect, dealing 760 damage ((90 from Ice Shield particle * 4 particles) + (200 from Power Bomb explosion * 2 strikes)).

You can then choose to use the rest of the Power Bombs immediately afterward, or use them individually by using one after Ridley performs a swoop and repeating this two more times throughout the fight.

Once Ridley changes color, it should only take 22 additional charged shots with the 10 Missiles and 10 Super Missiles you have to finish him off.

This information can also apply to the other 14% categories involving Ice Beam.

== 14% Speed ==

Charge by itself deals 60 damage, meaning it will take 300 shots to reduce Ridley's health to zero.

The optimal opener to use against Ridley is to wait until his eye has become visible right before he roars to begin the battle, and lay a Power Bomb, which should strike Ridley twice before he flies out of range, dealing 400 damage (200 from Power Bomb explosion * 2 strikes).

You can then choose to use the rest of the Power Bombs immediately afterward, or use them individually by using one after Ridley performs a swoop and repeating this three more times throughout the fight.

Once Ridley changes color, it should only take 33 additional charged shots with the 10 Missiles and 10 Super Missiles you have to finish him off.

This information can also apply to 12%.

= Tutorials =

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBrbkd8zico DbX] - Attempts to provide insight into Ridley's AI.
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzTLkWjAsWE Matrick] - Endurance tutorial for surviving the fight or doing it damageless, especially for [[Low%]] categories
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm3WorVWCEA ShinyZeni] - Ridley tutorial for [[RBO]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3pWzbiyGg8 ShinyZeni] - Part of a longer RBO tutorial, but covering Ridley behavior as a whole for all categories
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kTVnD7Euxs ShinyZeni] - Part of the same RBO tutorial, covering specifics of the category
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiCaQBau-HI ARealCutie] - Some other ridley insights for KPDR/PRKD beam fights

= Ceres Station =

Ridley is first encountered in Ceres Station. When Samus's energy goes below 30, Ridley will fly away and the escape will begin, so the goal for optimally 'defeating' him is to take damage as fast as possible. This is best accomplished by standing next to the right wall as Ridley appears, since Ridley's tail deals the most damage per hit. After the third hit, you will need to jump up to take damage from Ridley's tail as he will begin to hover. The hitbox for Ridley's tail exists primarily at the tip.

After the fourth hit, moving slightly to the left may help manipulate Ridley's tail into staying on-screen, allowing the fifth hit to happen as soon as Samus' i-frames run out.

Ridley can also be 'defeated' by striking him 100 times, although this is obviously the slower and much more difficult of the two methods to execute. Ridley does not have a traditional health bar - although he can be struck by many different sources, all that matters is how many times he is struck, and once that number reaches 100, he will drop the capsule containing the baby Metroid, pick it back up, and then fly away.

= See also =

* [[Bosses]]
* [https://milde.no/public/sm/ridley_diagram.png Diagram of Ridley's AI] made by Pinkus
* [https://pastebin.com/qRNmRr6S Quick Notes on Damageless Ceres Ridley]

Any% Leaderboard History

2020-03-06T21:22:02Z

ARealCutie:

Any% Leaderboard History

2020-03-03T03:04:06Z

ARealCutie: adding a few more PBs

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

''Note: This is the first time kottpower was not a part of the top 5 since 2012''

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

==== February 17, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:05''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:05 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:48''' - ARealCutie

==== February 29, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:03''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:48 - ARealCutie

==== February 29, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:03 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - '''41:36''' - ARealCutie
5 - 41:46 - oatsngoats

[[Category:History]]

Any% Leaderboard History

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ARealCutie:

Any% Leaderboard History

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ARealCutie:

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

Note: This is the first time kottpower was not a part of the top 5 since 2012

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

==== February 17, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:05''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:05 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:48''' - ARealCutie

[[Category:History]]

Any% Leaderboard History

2020-02-18T08:37:53Z

ARealCutie: /* February 18, 2020 */

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

==== February 17, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:05''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:05 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:48''' - ARealCutie

[[Category:History]]

Any% Leaderboard History

2020-02-18T08:13:01Z

ARealCutie: updated for PB day

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

==== February 18, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:05''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:05 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:48''' - ARealCutie

[[Category:History]]

Any% Leaderboard History

2020-02-15T22:15:00Z

ARealCutie: Added my last few PBs at 5th and zoast's new PB at 2nd

A history of the Top 5 from the Any% board. In almost all cases other than World Records, the date given will be for the Twitch Highlight, since finding the original recording date is difficult.

== 2014 ==

Earliest Wayback Machine snapshot: [https://web.archive.org/web/20140502051022/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2014-05-02]:

1 - 44:29 - zoast
2 - 44:34 - kottpower
3 - 44:42 - Behemoth
4 - 44:50 - Ivan
5 - 44:54 - Krauser318

== 2015 ==

Starting point: [https://web.archive.org/web/20150511125010/http://deertier.com/Leaderboard/AnyPercentRealTime 2005-05-11 snapshot from the Wayback Machine]

1 - 43:04 - zoast
2 - 43:12 - kottpower
2 - 43:12 - Behemoth
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== May 21, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:57''' - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:53 - oatsngoats
5 - 44:03 - sweetnumb

==== June 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:44''' - Krauser318
5 - 43:53 - oatsngoats

==== June 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:44 - Krauser318
5 - '''43:50''' - oatsngoats

==== June 15, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:41''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:44 - Krauser318

==== July 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:57 - Behemoth
2 - 43:04 - zoast
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:40''' - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

''Note: starting with this PB by Twocat, the runners making up the Top 5 did not change until October 4 2018, with Overfiendvip knocking Twocat to #6.''

==== July 12, 2015 ====

'''1 - 42:56''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:12 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== July 24, 2015 ====

1 - 42:56 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - '''43:01''' - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 5, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:53''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 6, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:52''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 7, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:45''' - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - 43:40 - Twocat
5 - 43:41 - oatsngoats

==== August 13, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
'''4 - 43:34''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 18, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
2 - 42:57 - Behemoth
3 - 43:01 - kottpower
4 - '''43:17''' - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:45 - zoast
'''2 - 42:52''' - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== August 30, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:41''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:17 - oatsngoats
5 - 43:40 - Twocat

==== September 23, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
'''4 - 43:04''' - Twocat
5 - 43:17 - oatsngoats

==== October 8, 2015 ====

1 - 42:41 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:57 - Behemoth
4 - 43:04 - Twocat
5 - '''43:15''' - oatsngoats

==== October 9, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:32''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:54''' - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

''Note: Unknown whether zoast or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== October 18, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:30''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

1 - '''42:28''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 21, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:25''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== October 25, 2015 ====

1 - '''42:12''' - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - 43:15 - oatsngoats

==== November 4, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:52 - kottpower
3 - 42:54 - Twocat
4 - 42:57 - Behemoth
5 - '''43:07''' - oatsngoats

==== November 9, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:50''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:52 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 25, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:49''' - kottpower
3 - 42:50 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== November 30, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:44''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:49 - kottpower
4 - 42:54 - Twocat
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 1, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:48''' - Twocat
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 2, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:40''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:49 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 5, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:40 - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:44''' - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 11, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:38''' - Twocat
3 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:44 - kottpower
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

==== December 26, 2015 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''3 - 42:42''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:57 - Behemoth

== 2016 ==

==== January 3, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - '''42:40''' - kottpower
4 - 42:44 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:49''' - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether kottpower or Behemoth PB'd first that day.''

==== January 20, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
3 - 42:40 - kottpower
'''3 - 42:40''' - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
'''2 - 42:38''' - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:49 - Behemoth

==== February 21, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:38 - Twocat
2 - 42:38 - kottpower
4 - 42:40 - oatsngoats
5 - '''42:45''' - Behemoth

==== February 25, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
'''2 - 42:20''' - oatsngoats
3 - '''42:35''' - Twocat
4 - 42:38 - kottpower
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

''Note: Unknown whether oatsngoats or Twocat PB'd first that day.''

==== March 1, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
'''3 - 42:21''' - kottpower
4 - 42:35 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 2, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - 42:20 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - '''42:29''' - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 6, 2016 ====

1 - 42:12 - zoast
2 - '''42:15''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== March 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:10''' - oatsngoats
2 - 42:12 - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== May 10, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
'''1 - 42:10''' - zoast
3 - 42:21 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== June 26, 2016 ====

1 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
1 - 42:10 - zoast
3 - '''42:20''' - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== August 9, 2016 ====

'''1 - 42:05''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== September 3, 2016 ====

1 - '''41:58''' - zoast
2 - 42:10 - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 15, 2016 ====

1 - 41:58 - zoast
2 - '''42:06''' - oatsngoats
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

==== October 18, 2016 ====

'''1 - 41:56''' - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - 42:45 - Behemoth

== 2017 ==

==== August 13, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - 42:20 - kottpower
4 - 42:29 - Twocat
5 - '''42:37''' - Behemoth

==== August 14, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
'''3 - 42:16''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== August 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:09''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 6, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:08''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 16, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''42:02''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 24, 2017 ====

1 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
2 - 41:58 - zoast
3 - '''41:59''' - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 26, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:49''' - zoast
2 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
3 - 41:59 - Behemoth
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

1 - 41:49 - zoast
'''2 - 41:53''' - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 9, 2017 ====

'''1 - 41:40''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:49 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== November 13, 2017 ====

1 - '''41:33''' - Behemoth
2 - '''41:44''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

''Note: Unknown whether Behemoth or zoast PB'd first that day.''

==== November 23, 2017 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:42''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

== 2018 ==

==== January 14, 2018 ====

1 - 41:33 - Behemoth
'''1 - 41:33''' - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== January 31, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:32''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 1, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:24''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 4, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== February 13, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:23''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== March 3, 2018 ====

1 - '''41:19''' - zoast
2 - 41:33 - Behemoth
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== September 2, 2018 ====

'''1 - 41:18''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:20 - kottpower
5 - 42:29 - Twocat

==== October 4, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:56 - oatsngoats
'''4 - 42:17''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

''Note: This was the first time the Top 5 contained a different set of runners since July 8, 2015.''

==== October 18, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - '''41:46''' - oatsngoats
4 - 42:17 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 26, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:15''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 31, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== November 8, 2018 ====

1 - 41:18 - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:04''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

== 2019 ==

==== January 11, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:16''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 3, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:15''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:19 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 41:15 - Behemoth
2 - '''41:18''' - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 10, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:11''' - zoast
2 - 41:15 - Behemoth
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 18, 2019 ====

'''1 - 41:05''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== February 24, 2019 ====

1 - '''41:03''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - 42:04 - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 1, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''42:02''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 9, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:54''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 19, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:52''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 25, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
4 - '''41:50''' - Overfiendvip
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== March 30, 2019 ====

1 - 41:03 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
'''3 - 41:44''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== April 6, 2019 ====

1 - '''40:56''' - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:44 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - '''41:32''' - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 42:20 - kottpower

==== October 13, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:08''' - ARealCutie

==== November 28, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:06''' - ARealCutie

==== November 30, 2019 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 42:01''' - ARealCutie

== 2020 ==

==== February 2, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
2 - 41:11 - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
'''5 - 41:59''' - ARealCutie

==== February 10, 2020 ====

1 - 40:56 - Behemoth
'''2 - 41:09''' - zoast
3 - 41:32 - Overfiendvip
4 - 41:46 - oatsngoats
5 - 41:59 - ARealCutie

[[Category:History]]

Record Progression

2019-11-30T19:57:34Z

ARealCutie: /* Any% In-Game Time */

This page is meant to be a list of all record times for main page categories. Progression of categories before 2013 is difficult to figure out from public information, so some records may be missing.

Additionally, the vast majority of runs performed before 2005, which are listed as "ancient history", were performed in segments and using the ZSNES emulator.

Because [[Any% Glitched]] and [[Any% GT Code]] were split into separate categories, there is an overlap in times.

For [[0%|Low% Glitched]] (and [[14%|low%]] categories in general), a lower percentage obsoletes a higher percentage regardless of time.

Notes can give an indication on when a major change occurred to a category that the run incorporated, and that future runs would start to incorporate. Such changes include but are not limited to acquiring less items during the run and utilizing a different boss order.

Unless otherwise noted, every record from June 6, 2017 onward contains [[Moonwalk#Moonfall|moonfall]].

IPRB stands for "improved previous record by." (in seconds)

== [[Any%|Any% Real Time]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Behemoth || 40:56 || 27 || April 6, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/407365343 Twitch] || 7 || 40:56.3
|-
| Behemoth || 41:03 || 27 || February 24, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/386332222 Twitch] || 2 || 41:03.0
|-
| Behemoth || 41:05 || 27 || February 18, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/383015765 Twitch] || 6 || 41:05.7
|-
| Zoast || 41:11 || 27 || February 10, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/378861566 Twitch] || 4 || 41:11.7
|-
| Behemoth || 41:15 || 27 || February 3, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/374815216 Twitch] || 1 || 41:15.3
|-
| Behemoth || 41:16 || 28 || January 11, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/362418147 Twitch] || 2 || 41:16.7
|-
| Behemoth || 41:18 || 28 || September 2, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/305163091 Twitch] || 1 || 41:18.0
|-
| Zoast || 41:19 || 28 || March 3, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/235172190 Twitch] || 4 || 41:19.6
|-
| Zoast || 41:23 || 28 || February 13, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/235169715 Twitch] || 0 || 41:23.22
|-
| Zoast || 41:23 || 28 || February 4, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/235168746 Twitch] || 1 || 41:23.25
|-
| Zoast || 41:24 || 28 || February 1, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/224602948 Twitch] || 8 || 41:24.6
|-
| Zoast || 41:32 || 28 || January 31, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/224600547 Twitch] || 1 || 41:32.5
|-
| Zoast || 41:33 || 28 || January 14, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/218502704 Twitch] || 0 || 41:33.334
|-
| Behemoth || 41:33 || 28 || November 13, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/201086434 Twitch] || 7 || 41:33.341
|-
| Behemoth || 41:40 || 28 || October 9, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/181071199 Twitch] || 9 || 41:40.7
|-
| Zoast || 41:49 || 28 || September 26, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/177616929 Twitch] || 7 || 41:49.1
|-
| Oatsngoats || 41:56 || 28 || October 18, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/oatsngoats/v/95707308 Twitch] || 2 || 41:56.7
|-
| Zoast || 41:58 || 28 || September 2, 2016 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYrMD1Jtq88&hd=1 YouTube] || 7 || 41:58.9
|-
| Zoast || 42:05 || 28 || August 9, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/82746570 Twitch] || 5 || 42:05.9
|-
| Zoast || 42:10 || 28 || May 10, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/65613207 Twitch] || 0 || 42:10.5
|-
| Oatsngoats || 42:10 || 28 || March 18, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/oatsngoats/v/55228298 Twitch] || 2 || 42:10.8
|-
| Zoast || 42:12 || 28 || October 26, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/22483230 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:25 || 29 || October 22, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/21813076 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:28 || 29 || October 19, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/21399933 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:30 || 29 || October 18, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/21348519 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:32 || 29 || October 9, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/19972453 Twitch] || 9 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:41 || 29 || September 5, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/13679714 Twitch] || 4 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:45 || 29 || August 8, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/10127449 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:52 || 29 || August 7, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/9993724 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:53 || 29 || August 6, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/9876083 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 42:56 || 29 || July 12, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/7445839 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 42:57 || 29 || May 21, 2015 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=__9iFzGHpm0 YouTube] || 7 ||
|-
| Zoast || 43:04 || 29 || February 21, 2015 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/3819255 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 43:12 || 29 || February 2, 2015 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=zk7iHNFT1hA YouTube] || 19 ||
|-
| Zoast || 43:31 || 29 || February 1, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/41717356 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 43:34 || 29 || January 30, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/41749754 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 43:46 || 30 || October 13, 2014 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=HXD6w-M4H4w YouTube] || 2 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 43:48 || 30 || August 25, 2014 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=RGJE2czxUJw YouTube] || 20 || Boss order change (KPDR -> PRKD)
|-
| Zoast || 44:08 || 28 || August 23, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/42688363 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:11 || 29 || July 19, 2014 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48177350 Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:16 || 29 || June 2, 2014 || [http://twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49082150 Twitch] || 11 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:27 || 29 || May 23, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49127218 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:28 || 29 || May 6, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49358724 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:29 || 29 || February 13, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/46620671 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 44:32 || 29 || October 27, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49470017 Twitch] || 14 || [http://speeddemosarchive.com/SuperMetroid.html#any SDA] (note the different timing)
|-
| Zoast || 44:46 || 29 || October 17, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49538377 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 44:54 || 29 || September 28, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49692097 Twitch] || 0 || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || 44:54 || 29 || September 7, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49822055 Twitch] || 9 ||
|-
| Zoast || 45:03 || 29 || August 28, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49864174 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Zoast || 45:18 || 30 || August 25, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49903008 Twitch] || 4 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 45:22 || 29 || July 26, 2013 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=80XLiUi8kKk YouTube] || 14 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 45:36 || 30 || July 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/50240517 Twitch] || 10 ||
|-
| Zoast || 45:46 || 30 || June 5, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50400817 Twitch] || 18 ||
|-
| Zoast || 46:04 || 30 || April 20, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50654303 Twitch] || 6 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 46:10 || 30 || April 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/50714089 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Garrison || 46:11 || 30 || March 10, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNEynCeSFyA YouTube] || 21 ||
|-
| Garrison || 46:32 || 31 || March 2, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48697340 Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| Garrison || 46:37 || 31 || February 16, 2013 || N/A || 5 || Claimed to exist based on #supermetroid (SRL)
|-
| Garrison || 46:42 || 31 || February 8, 2013 || N/A || 8 || Claimed to exist based on #supermetroid (SRL)
|-
| Garrison || 46:50 || 31 || February 6, 2013 || N/A || 0 || Tied run below; claimed to exist based on #supermetroid (SRL)
|-
| Kottpower || 46:50 || 31 || February 6, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/48507088 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Garrison || 46:58 || 31 || January 29, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48443587 Twitch] || 18 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 47:16 || 31 || January 28, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/48431585 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Garrison || 47:17 || 31 || January 24, 2013 || N/A || 1 || Claimed to exist based on #supermetroid (SRL)
|-
| Garrison || 47:18 || 31 || December 19, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48171016 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Garrison || 47:26 || 31 || December 14, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48143496 Twitch] || 10 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 47:36 || 31 || November 3, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/38621052 Twitch] || 14 ||
|-
| Garrison || 47:50 || 32 || October 26, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/38643200 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Garrison || 47:58 || 32 || September 28, 2012 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L75kFszRpfw YouTube] || 20 || Going off YouTube upload date
|-
| Garrison || 48:18 || 32 || September 6, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/47643047 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Garrison || 48:25 || 32 || September 4, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/47636207 Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| Garrison || 48:30 || 32 || July 23, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/46148890 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Garrison || 48:45 || 32 || July 9, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/46515285 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Garrison || 49:00 || ? || June 29, 2012 || N/A || 2 || This was Garrison's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above / previous spreadsheet information
|-
| Garrison || 49:02 || ? || June 28, 2012 || N/A || 1 || Claimed to exist based on "interview"
|-
| Garrison || 49:03 || ? || June 28, 2012 || N/A || 6 || Claimed to exist based on #supermetroid (SDA)
|-
| Garrison || 49:09 || 33 || June 25, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/45377438 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Garrison || 49:22 || 33 || June 13, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/45309370 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Garrison || 49:25 || 33 || June 6, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/45166384 Twitch] || 0 || Tied run below
|-
| Hotarubi || 49:25 || 31 || July 1, 2008 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwHgVvKeQVs YouTube] || 58 || Optimized less for game time than previous runs; YouTube segments aren't accurate so don't go off those
|-
| Hotarubi || 50:23 || 31 || June 27, 2008 || [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3778624 NicoNico] || 141 || Optimized for game time; Real Time is rough estimate
|-
| Hotarubi || 52:44 || 32 || August 9, 2006 || [https://archive.org/details/SuperMetroid_SS_032 Archive] || 218 || Optimized for game time
|-
| Smokey || 56:22 || 38 || April 23, 2004 || [https://archive.org/details/SuperMetroid_SS_038_HQ Archive] || N/A || Optimized for game time
|}

== [[Any%|Any% In-Game Time]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! Notes
|-
| Overfiendvip || 27 || 45:06* || June 30, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/446443318 Twitch] || Tied run below; uses "IGT route" (PKDR boss order) with Murder Beam; *technically 1:01:32 (see statues cutscene)
|-
| Behemoth || 27 || 41:15 || February 3, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/374815216 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || '''27''' || 41:22 || January 13, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/363304632 Twitch] ||
|-
| ARealCutie || 28 || 43:55 || December 7, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/346097563 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Overfiendvip || 28 || 42:04 || October 31, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/330038951 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Jack879 || 28 || 43:44 || July 26, 2018 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Biq0KF_bE7M YouTube] || Tied run below
|-
| Zmusic || 28 || 43:51 || July 25, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/289370574 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Behemoth || 28 || 42:09 || August 24, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/169566867 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Oatsngoats || 28 || 42:10 || March 18, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/oatsngoats/v/55228298 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || '''28''' || 44:08 || August 23, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/42688363 Twitch] ||
|-
| Krauser || 29 || 45:04 || December 14, 2013 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/45892106 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Ivan || 29 || 45:07 || October 19, 2013 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/49531866 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Kottpower || 29 || 44:54 || September 28, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49692097 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || 29 || 45:03 || August 28, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49864174 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Behemoth || '''29''' || 45:22 || July 26, 2013 || [http://youtube.com/watch?v=80XLiUi8kKk YouTube] ||
|-
| Zoast || 30 || 46:05 || April 20, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50654303 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Kottpower || 30 || 46:10 || April 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/50714089 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Garrison || '''30''' || 46:11 || March 10, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNEynCeSFyA YouTube] ||
|-
| Garrison || 31 || 47:26 || December 14, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48143496 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Kottpower || 31 || 47:37 || November 3, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/38621052 Twitch] || Tied run below
|-
| Hotarubi || '''31''' || 50:23 || June 27, 2008 || [https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3778624 NicoNico] || Real Time is rough estimate, parts 2 and 3 in the video's description
|-
| Hotarubi || '''32''' || 52:44 || August 9, 2006 || [https://archive.org/details/SuperMetroid_SS_032 Archive] ||
|-
| Smokey || '''38''' || 56:22 || April 23, 2004 || [https://archive.org/details/SuperMetroid_SS_038_HQ Archive] ||
|}

===Ancient History===

Prior to Smokey's 56:22 listed above, the only documented speedruns were performed on the ZSNES emulator and, more unfortunately, the websites hosting the demo files for those runs are no longer available. However, some information about the runs is available thanks to Archive.org.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! Notes
|-
| Smokey || 38 || February 8, 2004 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040718002125/http://geocities.com:80/smokeysmr/ Geocities] || ZSNES v?
|-
| Smokey || 39 || December 24, 2003 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040718002125/http://geocities.com:80/smokeysmr/ Geocities] || ZSNES v?
|-
| Smokey || 41 || December 4, 2003 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040718002125/http://geocities.com:80/smokeysmr/ Geocities] || ZSNES v?
|-
| Ultima4701 || 44 || November 14, 2003 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040314065954/http://www.elazulspad.net/ultima Elazulspad] || ZSNES v1.337
|-
| Ultima4701 || 46 || November 9, 2003 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040314065954/http://www.elazulspad.net/ultima Elazulspad] || ZSNES v1.337; claimed to be the runner's fourth instance of achieving this time
|}

== [[100%|100% Items]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="120" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Behemoth || 1:13:42 || 43 || September 17, 2019 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz31S-uRSUg Youtube] || 2 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:13:44 || 43 || September 8, 2019 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9CdTZInH10 YouTube] || 9 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:13:53 || 43 || August 15, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/467781560 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:08 || 43 || July 15, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/453540057 Twitch] || 17 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:25 || 43 || July 9, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/450815402 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:26 || 43 || July 1, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/447219888 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:33 || 43 || March 15, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/128933680 Twitch] || 4 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:37 || 44 || March 1, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/125996008 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:49 || 44 || February 22, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/124010531 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:14:52 || 44 || December 21, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/behemoth87/v/109085725 Twitch] || 26 ||
|-
| Behemoth || 1:15:18 || 44 || December 21, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/behemoth87/v/109048497 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:15:20 || 44 || November 29, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/104191746 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:15:27 || 44 || October 25, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/97192843 Twitch] || 18 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:15:45 || 45 || October 11, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/94546932 Twitch] || 6 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:15:51 || 45 || October 2, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/92743732 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:15:52 || 45 || September 24, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/91171085 Twitch] || 26 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:16:18 || 45 || January 17, 2016 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/35965452 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:16:21 || 45 || January 15, 2016 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/35509230 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:16:33 || 45 || January 2, 2016 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/33125339 Twitch] || 6 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:16:39 || 45 || December 26, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/31954338 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:16:47 || 46 || December 18, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/30510741 Twitch] || 20 || Route change ([[Crocomire]] late)
|-
| Zoast || 1:17:07 || 46 || November 27, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/43140328 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:17:15 || 46 || October 19, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/45322712 Twitch] || 11 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:17:26 || 46 || October 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/47530150 Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:17:31 || 46 || August 14, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/42784662 Twitch] || 10 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:17:41 || 46 || August 10, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/42843336 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:17:44 || 47 || August 1, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/47937272 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:17:47 || 47 || April 19, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/47402486 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:17:59 || 47 || March 15, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/47025517 Twitch] || 0 || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || 1:17:59 || 47 || October 20, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49522366 Twitch] || 31 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:18:30 || 47 || September 25, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49691381 Twitch] || 28 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:18:58 || 48 || September 24, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49709350 Twitch] || 24 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:19:22 || 48 || September 14, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49776864 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:19:23 || 48 || June 23, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50324849 Twitch] || 57 || Splits indicate previous personal best was 1:20:09?
|-
| Zoast || 1:20:20 || 49 || May 14, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50520061 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:20:27 || 49 || May 7, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50568615 Twitch] || 47 || Route change (Early [[Gauntlet Entrance|Gauntlet]]); Splits indicate previous personal best was 1:21:20?
|-
| Epicly_Epic || 1:21:14 || 50 || April 30, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/epicly_epic/v/50603458 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:21:24 || 50 || January 29, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48437549 Twitch] || 34 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:21:58 || 50 || January 25, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48423224 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:22:01 || 51 || January 18, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48354275 Twitch] || 47 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:22:48 || 51 || December 27, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48214665 Twitch] || 6 || Route change (Wrecked Ship via Red Tower)
|-
| Dessyreqt || 1:22:54 || 52 || December 24, 2012 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PPWYus08Uw YouTube] || 40 || Route change ([[Crocomire]] early, Wrecked Ship via Blue Brinstar)
|-
| Hotarubi || 1:23:34 || 50 || April 11, 2008 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIwiYod8Wm0 YouTube] || N/A || Optimized for game time; YouTube segments aren't accurate so don't go off those
|}

===Ancient History===

Prior to Red Scarlet's 0:55 listed below, the only documented speedruns were performed on the ZSNES emulator and, more unfortunately, the websites hosting the demo files for those runs are no longer available. However, some information about the runs is available thanks to Archive.org.

With the possible exception of Smokey's runs, all of the runs listed below were confirmed to be performed in multiple segments.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="70" | Runner
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="80" | Source
! Notes
|-
| Red Scarlet || 55 || June 4, 2004 || [https://archive.org/details/SuperMetroid_055 Archive.org] || Played on console
|-
| Smokey || 58 || February 18, 2004 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040718002125/http://geocities.com:80/smokeysmr/ Geocities] || ZSNES v?
|-
| Smokey || 59 || February 14, 2004 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20040718002125/http://geocities.com:80/smokeysmr/ Geocities] || ZSNES v?
|-
| Vincent Valentine || 1:07 || May 24, 2002 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20021202004858/http://www.classicgaming.com/msr Classic Gaming] || "ZSNES WIN Beta v1.00"
|-
| Hot Shot || 1:13 || August 24, 2001 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20011227150934/http://www.classicgaming.com/msr Classic Gaming] || ZSNES v1.30; Hpsolo's comment: "One major improvement was getting the Energy Tank in the Wrecked Ship before getting the Gravity Suit."
|-
| Crash_Man || 1:18 || June 6, 2001 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20011227150934/http://www.classicgaming.com:80/msr/ Classic Gaming] || ZSNES v?; Hpsolo's comment: "Crash_Man's run reduced the timestamp substantially by pretty much following the same path as mine, only he literally ran right through the enemies!"
|-
| Hpsolo || 1:28 || April 7, 2001 || [https://web.archive.org/web/20010428123352/http://www.classicgaming.com:80/msr/ Classic Gaming] || ZSNES v1.17; claimed to have also achieved a game time of 1:20; also known as Han Duong
|}

== [[100% Map Completion|100% Map]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Oatsngoats || 1:20:40 || 52 || April 29, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/256095775 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| WildAnaconda69 || 1:20:41 || 52 || April 7, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/247563710 Twitch] || 11 ||
|-
| WildAnaconda69 || 1:20:52 || 52 || February 4, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/225538840 Twitch] || 43 ||
|-
| WildAnaconda69 || 1:21:35 || 53 || January 27, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/222827907 Twitch] || 24 ||
|-
| Oatsngoats || 1:21:59 || 54 || September 10, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/173918928 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| WildAnaconda69 || 1:22:07 || 53 || September 5, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/172564138 Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:22:15 || 53 || April 22, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/62279856 Twitch] || 30 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:22:45 || 54 || January 16, 2016 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/36049227 Twitch] || 18 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:23:03 || 54 || February 4, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/41660856 Twitch] || 77 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:24:20 || 55 || January 23, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/41891463 Twitch] || 46 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:25:06 || 56 || November 10, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/44906176 Twitch] || 67 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:26:13 || 57 || September 12, 2014 || [http://www.hitbox.tv/video/253446 Hitbox] || 49 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 1:27:02 || 57 || August 23, 2014 || [http://www.hitbox.tv/video/226871 Hitbox] || 152 ||
|-
| Apathae || 1:29:34 || 1:00 || January 14, 2014 || [https://www.twitch.tv/apathae/v/46267446 Twitch] || 203 || Recording begins at Screw Attack; no recording of first half of run appears to exist
|-
| Kronicsauce || 1:32:57 || 1:0X || January X, 2014 || N/A || 246 || Claimed to exist despite no recording or logged submission
|-
| Kronicsauce || 1:37:03 || 1:07 || January 5, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kronicsauce/v/46124846 Twitch] || 62 || Recording begins at the end of Phantoon
|-
| ''Zoast'' || ''1:38:05'' || ''1:07'' || ''April 22, 2013'' || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50630850 Twitch] || ''167'' || Was considered a record, but was later noticed that two tiles were missed, thus invalidating it
|-
| Zoast || 1:40:52 || ? || ? || N/A || N/A || This was Zoast's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above
|}

== [[14% Ice]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Overfiendvip || 49:10 || 36 || July 24, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/457445200 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 49:22 || 36 || July 20, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/455416842 Twitch] || 20 || Boss order change (PKRD ->PRKD)
|-
| Overfiendvip || 49:42 || 37 || April 27, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/255295124 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 49:45 || 37 || April 26, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/254878287 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 49:52 || 37 || April 1, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/245423645 Twitch] || 12 || Boss order change (PRKD -> PKRD)
|-
| Zoast || 50:04 || 37 || June 28, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/155111996 Twitch] || 16 ||
|-
| Zoast || 50:20 || 37 || June 12, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/151425888 Twitch] || 29 || Boss order change (PKRD -> PRKD)
|-
| Zoast || 50:49 || 38 || June 2, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/148917967?t=1h39m00s Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| Zoast || 50:54 || 38 || June 2, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/148917967?t=3m00s Twitch] || 8 ||
|-
| Zoast || 51:02 || 38 || May 26, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/147497793 Twitch] || 11 ||
|-
| Oatsngoats || 51:13 || 38 || March 23, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/130813669 Twitch] || 38 ||
|-
| Oatsngoats || 51:51 || 39 || January 16, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/oatsngoats/v/115112051 Twitch] || 26 ||
|-
| Oatsngoats || 52:17 || 39 || January 13, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/oatsngoats/v/114597865 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Zoast || 52:19 || 39 || May 17, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/5157505 Twitch] || 25 ||
|-
| Twocat || 52:44 || 40 || March 1, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/41176232 Twitch] || 49 ||
|-
| Twocat || 53:33 || 40 || February 22, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/41294846 Twitch] || 23 ||
|-
| Zoast || 53:56 || 40 || June 10, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49009692 Twitch] || 26 ||
|-
| Zoast || 54:22 || 41 || April 18, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/47396776 Twitch] || 41 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 55:03 || 41 || February 16, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46626081 Twitch] || 44 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 55:47 || 42 || February 14, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46595541 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 55:54 || 42 || December 17, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/45930628 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 55:57 || 42 || October 15, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49559662 Twitch] || 25 ||
|-
| Zoast || 56:22 || 42 || September 14, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49776879 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Zoast || 56:37 || 43 || July 14, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50212448 Twitch] || 15 ||
|-
| Zoast || 56:52 || 43 || June 19, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50325885 Twitch] || 42 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 57:34 || 44 || June 6, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/50401635 Twitch] || 23
|-
| Zoast || 57:57 || 44 || March 5, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50852095 Twitch] || 25 ||
|-
| Zoast || 58:22 || 44 || March 4, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50856718 Twitch] || 31 ||
|-
| Hotarubi || 58:53 || 44 || May 8, 2008 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRX5KpWUEEU YouTube] || N/A || [http://speeddemosarchive.com/SuperMetroid.html#14 SDA]
|}

== [[14% Speed]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Overfiendvip || 54:13 || 41 || April 10, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/248706991 Twitch] || 120 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 56:13 || 42 || July 18, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/160055699 Twitch] || 56 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 57:09 || 43 || June 24, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/154155726 Twitch] || 79 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 58:28 || 44 || August 11, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/overfiendvip/v/82971079 Twitch] || 19 ||
|-
| Zoast || 58:47 || 44 || May 9, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/4859342 Twitch] || 65 ||
|-
| Zoast || 59:52 || 45 || May 3, 2015 || N/A || 112 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Zoast || 1:01:44 || 47 || May 3, 2015 || N/A || 10 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Zoast || 1:01:54 || 47 || April 25, 2015 || N/A || 12 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Zoast || 1:02:06 || 48 || March 31, 2015 || N/A || 55 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Just_Defend || 1:03:01 || 49 || October 29, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/just_defend/v/45145025 Twitch] || 250 || Boss order change (KPRD -> PKRD)
|-
| Zoast || 1:07:11 || 51 || April 25, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50630919 Twitch] || 217 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:10:48 || 53 || March 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50836044 Twitch] || 179 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:13:47 || 56 || February 10, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48536014 Twitch] || 5060 ||
|-
| Dessyreqt || 2:37:07 || ? || October 11, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/dessyreqt/v/45762374 Twitch] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% xIce]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Kingofthehill47 || 1:48:00 || 1:26 || June 20, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/441616451 Twitch] || 225 || Run was performed on PAL
|-
| EternisedDragon || 1:51:45 || 1:28 || June 1, 2019 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdhAeMIuXGI YouTube] || 908 || Run was performed on PAL
|-
| matrick || 2:06:53 || 1:11 || April 18, 2016 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXmoMcKuop0 YouTube] || 2053 ||
|-
| matrick || 2:41:06 || 1:39 || March 25, 2016 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujVWjSgVl8Q YouTube] || 19003 ||
|-
| EternisedDragon || 7:57:49 || 2:29 || October 9, 2014 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDJucm1NQ24&list=PL5If8zSOO37ZuXY4PmmnNxcvzRm5ak-X5&index=9 YouTube] || N/A || Rule change (out of bounds prohibited)
|-
| Straevaras || 1:43:12 || 1:12 || February 24, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/straevaras/v/46737416 Twitch] || 353 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 1:49:05 || 1:21 || December 15, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEHeRMTMLiw YouTube] || 1355 ||
|-
| Zoast || 2:11:40 || 1:33 || May 26, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKfrQaEhGJI YouTube] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% Iceboost|14% Icebooster]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Robitalion || 1:31:16 || 1:XX || November 16, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/336358330 Twitch] || 209 || Recording ends before MB3; final time obtained from provided splits
|-
| Robitalion || 1:34:45 || 1:12 || November 10, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/334218990 Twitch] || 1808 ||
|-
| Robitalion || 2:04:53 || 1:30 || August 29, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/303429476 Twitch] || 2605 ||
|-
| Kojakt || 2:48:18 || 1:47 || February 9, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/kojakt/v/43011905 Twitch] || 1432 ||
|-
| Kojakt || 3:12:10 || 2:02 || October 26, 2015 || [https://www.twitch.tv/kojakt/v/22633633 Twitch] || 3012 ||
|-
| Kojakt || 4:02:22 || 2:09 || October 21, 2015 || [https://www.twitch.tv/kojakt/v/21738505 Twitch] || 7086 ||
|-
| EternisedDragon || 6:00:28 || 1:45 || April 13, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMJsuVglqh8&list=PL5If8zSOO37ZuXY4PmmnNxcvzRm5ak-X5&index=17 YouTube] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% Iceboots]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Total || 1:22:27 || 1:08 || January 14, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/218574977 Twitch] || 40 || Boss order change (PKRD -> KRDP)
|-
| Total || 1:23:07 || 1:07 || October 24, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGq6bIKCBE0&hd=1 YouTube] || 104 ||
|-
| Total || 1:24:51 || 1:09 || April 3, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZLRbw7Cz98&hd=1 YouTube] || 892 ||
|-
| Total || 1:39:43 || 1:16 || April 2, 2015 || [https://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/44450775 Twitch] || 858 || Boss order change (PKDR -> PKRD)
|-
| Total || 1:54:01 || 1:29 || January 3, 2015 || [https://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/42247154 Twitch] || 628 ||
|-
| Total || 2:04:29 || 1:34 || September 26, 2014 || [https://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/47663676 Twitch] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% Speedboots]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| EternisedDragon || 2:09:48 || 1:31 || May 31, 2019 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfczcpLd1eI YouTube] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY8uSjnYZgw P2] || 9301 || Boss order change (KPRD -> KPDR)
|-
| EternisedDragon || 4:44:49 || 2:40 || September 23, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/eterniseddragon/v/17474547 Twitch] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% Chargeless]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Overfiendvip || 46:42 || 33 || April 22, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/253311619 Twitch] || 36 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 47:18 || 34 || April 19, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/252051098 Twitch] || 23 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 47:41 || 34 || April 14, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/250189673 Twitch] || 16 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 47:57 || 34 || October 3, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/179572070 Twitch] || 45 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 48:42 || 35 || September 30, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/178762937 Twitch] || 332 || Boss order change (PKDR -> PDKR; elevator [[Crystal Flash]] performed at [[Caterpillar Room|Crateria <-> Red Brinstar]] instead of [[Business Center|Brinstar <-> Norfair]])
|-
| Overfiendvip || 54:14 || 37 || September 27, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/178027812 Twitch] || 24 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 54:38 || 37 || September 27, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/178023243 Twitch] || 302 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 59:40 || 36 || September 27, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/178022411 Twitch] || 463 ||
|-
| Edu207 || 1:07:23 || 47 || March 16, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/edu207/v/54693512 Twitch] || 666 ||
|-
| Edu207 || 1:18:29 || 45 || March 14, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/edu207/v/54535784 Twitch] || 135 ||
|-
| Edu207 || 1:20:44 || 53 || March 14, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/edu207/v/54413425 Twitch] || 1566 ||
|-
| Sniq || 1:46:50 || 1:00 || March 13, 2016 || N/A || 4256 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Sniq || 2:57:46 || 1:07 || March 12, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/54092064 Twitch] || N/A ||
|}

== [[14% Chargelice]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| matrick || 3:09:52 || 1:19 || August 3, 2017 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZULVIa1LvvY YouTube] || N/A || Does not contain moonfall
|}

== [[Reverse Boss Order]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| ShinyZeni || 58:37 || 40 || December 31, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/356953466 Twitch] || 49 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 59:26 || 41 || November 25, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/340784688 Twitch] || 5 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 59:31 || 41 || June 16, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/273832123 Twitch] || 31 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:00:02 || 41 || May 26, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/266461204 Twitch] || 33 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:00:35 || 42 || May 13, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/260866435 Twitch] || 28 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:01:03 || 42 || April 30, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/256073499 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:01:15 || 42 || April 24, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/253891536 Twitch] || 11 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:01:26 || 43 || April 9, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/248357499 Twitch] || 71 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:02:37 || 43 || March 17, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/240025032 Twitch] || 45 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 1:03:22 || 44 || February 24, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/232520135 Twitch] || 15 || Animals saved; route change ([[Moondance]] incorporated)
|-
| Zoast || 1:03:37 || 43 || May 14, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/143296009 Twitch] || 27 || Animals saved
|-
| Zoast || 1:04:04 || 43 || April 26, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/138187909 Twitch] || 188 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:07:12 || 45 || April 21, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/137044305 Twitch] || 49 ||
|-
| Straevaras || 1:08:01 || 46 || November 26, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/straevaras/v/27750399 Twitch] || 166 || Route change (Single Norfair visit)
|-
| Kottpower || 1:10:47 || 49 || June 12, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/6108628 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:10:59 || 49 || December 24, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/42365276 Twitch] || 332 || Uses "lots of stuff we don't need"
|-
| Kottpower || 1:16:31 || 52 || August 2, 2014 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eFEEQO_cX0 YouTube] || 251 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:20:42 || 55 || June 3, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49073365 Twitch] || 1 ||
|-
| Lioran || 1:20:43 || 56 || April 6, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/lioran/v/47199578 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:20:56 || 56 || October 6, 2013 || [https://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49628475 Twitch] || 239 || Route change (Single Maridia visit, Plasma skipped)
|-
| Kottpower || 1:24:55 || 1:00 || September 27, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49691857 Twitch] || 143 || First record to [[Grappling Beam|Grapple jump]] out of Draygon's chamber
|-
| Zoast || 1:27:18 || 1:02 || May 2, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50568677 Twitch] || 360 || First saveless record; Reverse Lower Norfair (Screw Attack skipped)
|-
| Kottpower || 1:33:18 || 1:07 || April 18, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/50666390 Twitch] || 121 || First deathless record
|-
| Zoast || 1:35:19 || 1:04 || March 31, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50757541 Twitch] || 246 ||
|-
| Hypo || 1:39:25 || 1:00 || February 27, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/hypooooo34/v/48670892 Twitch] || 1194 ||
|-
| Zoast || 1:59:19 || 1:23 || February 3, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/48485875 Twitch] || ? ||
|-
| Dessyreqt || 2:5X:XX || 1:38 || March 27, 2012 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/42207426 P1] [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/43540184 P2] || N/A ||
|}

== [[GT Classic]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="120" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Zoast || 32:40 || 22 || November 10, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/506664819 Twitch] || 13 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Zoast || 32:53 || 22 || November 3, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/503735013 Twitch] || 2 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Zoast || 32:55 || 22 || November 2, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/503129077 Twitch] || 2 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Zoast || 32:57 || 22 || October 11, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/493167192 Twitch] || 1 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 32:58 || 22 || June 13, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/272965579 Twitch] || 11 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:09 || 22 || June 6, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/270024906 Twitch] || 3 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:12 || 22 || May 23, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/264574732 Twitch] || 10 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:22 || 22 || May 20, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/263508060 Twitch] || 3 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:25 || 22 || May 8, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/259159029 Twitch] || 1 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:26 || 22 || May 4, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/257534961 Twitch] || 12 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 33:38 || 23 || July 26, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/162232814 Twitch] || 23 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 34:01 || 23 || July 24, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/161717027 Twitch] || 11 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 34:12 || 23 || July 23, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/161435207 Twitch] || 16 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Zoast || 34:28 || 23 || April 27, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/4451937 Twitch] || 34 || Bootless dive
|-
| Zoast || 35:02 || 24 || April 8, 2015 || N/A || 3 || Run was streamed but never highlighted; bootless dive
|-
| Zoast || 35:05 || 24 || April 7, 2015 || N/A || 32 || Run was streamed but never highlighted; bootless dive
|-
| Straevaras || 35:37 || 25 || February 12, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/straevaras/v/41501930 Twitch] || 14 || Bootless dive
|-
| Sweetnumb || 35:51 || 25 || January 25, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/41831427 Twitch] || 18 || Bootless dive
|-
| Zoast || 36:09 || 25 || May 28, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49127237 Twitch] || 34 ||
|-
| Sweetnumb || 36:43 || 25 || May 3, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sweetnumb/v/49390757 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Zoast || 36:56 || 26 || ? || N/A || 44 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Zoast || 37:40 || 26 || April 21, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50647014 Twitch] || 49 ||
|-
| Garrison || 38:29 || 27 || December 30, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/48231381 Twitch] || 57 ||
|-
| Garrison || 39:26 || 28 || September 6, 2012 || [http://www.twitch.tv/garrison_tt/v/47642512 Twitch] || 159 ||
|-
| Dessyreqt || 42:05 || 30 || January 10, 2012 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6A-vjnmSPMs YouTube] || N/A ||
|}

== [[Any% GT Code]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="120" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Zoast || 14:51 || 8 || November 18, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/510010340 Twitch] || 8 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Zoast || 14:59 || 9 || November 5, 2019 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/504370042 Twitch] || 0 || Bootless dive; refill skip; tied run below
|-
| Overfiendvip || 14:59 || 9 || October 14, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/182196344 Twitch] || 1 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:00 || 9 || October 12, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/181664790 Twitch] || 5 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:05 || 9 || October 12, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/181660829 Twitch] || 8 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:13 || 9 || October 12, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/181657484 Twitch] || 3 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:16 || 9 || July 29, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/overfiendvip/v/80684662 Twitch] || 11 || Bootless dive; refill skip
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:27 || 9 || June 29, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/overfiendvip/v/75261483 Twitch] || 11 || Bootless dive; refill skip; new escape trigger discovered
|-
| Overfiendvip || 15:38 || 9 || November 14, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c8aZ8t5uhs&hd=1 YouTube] || 32 || Bootless dive
|-
| Overfiendvip || 16:10 || 10 || April 18, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0bK29lZCg0 YouTube] || 0 || Tied run below
|-
| Zoast || 16:10 || 9 || April 17, 2015 || N/A || 15 || Run was streamed but never highlighted; bootless dive
|-
| Overfiendvip || 16:25 || 10 || March 23, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67leW_KA6r0 YouTube] || 7 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 16:32 || 10 || March 22, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3o_ohjAD4I YouTube] || 21 ||
|-
| Overfiendvip || 16:53 || 10 || March 15, 2015 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am4HNnAnZ30 YouTube] || 23 ||
|-
| Total || 17:16 || 10 || March 14, 2015 || [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E-MHYWSq2U YouTube] || 68 || [[Screw Attack|Screw]] -> [[Landing Site|Gunship]] wrong warp discovered
|-
| Straevaras || 18:08 || 10 || March 5, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/straevaras/v/41116574 Twitch ] || 16 || Bootless dive
|-
| Zoast || 18:24 || 11 || March 16, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/47046817 Twitch] || 27 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 18:51 || 11 || March 10, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46955942 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Ivan || 18:53 || 11 || March 9, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46936887 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Ivan || 19:05 || 11 || March 8, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46924295 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Ivan || 19:08 || ? || March 8, 2014 || N/A || 44 || This was Ivan's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above, so the date is assumed to match accordingly
|-
| Kottpower || 19:52 || 12 || March 8, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46929062 Twitch] || 121 || [[Crateria Keyhunter Room|Premoat]] Escape Trigger
|-
| Kottpower || 21:53 || 13 || March 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46911702 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Ivan || 21:55 || 13 || March 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46905441 Twitch] || 57 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 22:52 || 14 || March 6, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46897364 Twitch] || 110 || Reverse Tourian Escape
|-
| Ivan || 24:42 || 15 || March 4, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46864469 Twitch] || 111 || [[Mother Brain]] skipped
|-
| Kottpower || 26:33 || 17 || October 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49608044 Twitch] || 33 || [[Metroid|Metroids]] did not spawn in "[[Metroid Room 3|Room 3]]" and "[[Metroid Room 4|Room 4]]"
|-
| Zoast || 27:06 || 18 || September 8, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49821874 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Zoast || 27:19 || 18 || May 24, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50460813 Twitch] || 27 ||
|-
| Zoast || 27:45 || ? || ? || N/A || 51 || This was Zoast's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above
|-
| Zoast || 28:36 || 19 || May 19, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNYMLVK_w3A YouTube] || N/A ||
|}

== [[Any% Glitched]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| ShinyZeni || 11:38 || 7 || October 9, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/320488550 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 11:45 || 8 || October 6, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/319040221 Twitch] || 10 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 11:55 || 8 || September 30, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/316930852 Twitch] || 24 ||
|-
| ShinyZeni || 12:19 || 8 || September 24, 2018 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/314314611 Twitch] || 22 || Door skip incorporated ([[List_of_Power_Bombs#Crateria_1|Crateria Power Bombs]] collected first)
|-
| Twocat || 12:41 || 8 || July 29, 2017 || [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/162868181 Twitch] || 34 ||
|-
| Twocat || 13:15 || 9 || July 25, 2017 || N/A || 1 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| matrick || 13:16 || 9 || May 30, 2017 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBumDZ127OM YouTube] || 8 ||
|-
| Sniq || 13:24 || 9 || March 27, 2016 || [https://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/57126888 Twitch] || 7 ||
|-
| Sniq || 13:31 || 9 || March 27, 2016 || N/A || 2 || Run was streamed but never highlighted
|-
| Zoast || 13:33 || 9 || December 29, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/42315260 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Twocat || 13:35 || 9 || October 5, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/47549668 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Ivan || 13:47 || 9 || August 2, 2014 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVLPH3J69rc YouTube] || 18 ||
|-
| Sniq || 14:05 || 9 || May 20, 2014 || [https://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/49231739 Twitch] || 24 || Video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 14:29 || 10 || May 19, 2014 || [https://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/49246097 Twitch] || 7 || Video deleted
|-
| Twocat || 14:36 || 10 || April 28, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/48811625 Twitch] || 20 ||
|-
| Ivan || 14:56 || 10 || April 26, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/48769796 Twitch] || 47 ||
|-
| Total || 15:43 || 11 || April 26, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/48765203 Twitch] || 58 ||
|-
| Twocat || 16:41 || 11 || April 25, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/48758872 Twitch] || 103 || '''[[X-Ray Scope|X-Ray]] corruption ([[Golden Torizo Code|GT Code]] no longer used)'''
|-
| Zoast || 18:24 || 11 || March 16, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/47046817 Twitch] || 27 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 18:51 || 11 || March 10, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46955942 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Ivan || 18:53 || 11 || March 9, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46936887 Twitch] || 12 ||
|-
| Ivan || 19:05 || 11 || March 8, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46924295 Twitch] || 3 ||
|-
| Ivan || 19:08 || ? || March 8, 2014 || N/A || 44 || This was Ivan's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above, so the date is assumed to match accordingly
|-
| Kottpower || 19:52 || 12 || March 8, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46929062 Twitch] || 121 || [[Crateria Keyhunter Room|Premoat]] Escape Trigger
|-
| Kottpower || 21:53 || 13 || March 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46911702 Twitch] || 2 ||
|-
| Ivan || 21:55 || 13 || March 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46905441 Twitch] || 57 ||
|-
| Kottpower || 22:52 || 14 || March 6, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/46897364 Twitch] || 110 || Reverse Tourian Escape
|-
| Ivan || 24:42 || 15 || March 4, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46864469 Twitch] || 111 || [[Mother Brain]] skip
|-
| Kottpower || 26:33 || 17 || October 9, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/kottpower/v/49608044 Twitch] || 33 || [[Metroid|Metroids]] did not spawn in "[[Metroid Room 3|Room 3]]" and "[[Metroid Room 4|Room 4]]"
|-
| Zoast || 27:06 || 18 || September 8, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/49821874 Twitch] || 13 ||
|-
| Zoast || 27:19 || 18 || May 24, 2013 || [http://www.twitch.tv/zoasty/v/50460813 Twitch] || 27 ||
|-
| Zoast || 27:45 || ? || ? || N/A || ? || This was Zoast's previous personal best according to the splits from the run listed above
|-
| Zoast || 28:36 || 19 || May 19, 2013 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNYMLVK_w3A YouTube] || N/A ||
|}

== [[12%|Low% All Bosses]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| Sniq || 1:47:45 || 1:20 || November 14, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/25726221 Twitch] || 2590 ||
|-
| Sniq || 2:30:55 || 1:29 || November 13, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/25576860 Twitch] || 1207 || Video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 2:51:02 || 1:36 || November 12, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/25422449 Twitch] || 2834 || Route overhaul; video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 3:38:16 || 1:55 || February 23, 2015 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/41271490 Twitch] || N/A || Video deleted
|}

== [[0%|Low% Glitched]] ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
! scope="col" width="60" | Runner
! scope="col" width="60" | Real Time
! scope="col" width="70" | Game Time
! scope="col" width="100" | Date
! scope="col" width="60" | Source
! scope="col" width="80" | IPRB
! Notes
|-
| UNHchabo || 1:46:43 || 54 || October 7, 2019 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiTsXFR3tL4 YouTube] || 5148 || 0%; Does not use moonfall
|-
| matrick || 3:12:31 || 50 || February 14, 2017 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpn3YT3oxFk YouTube] || N/A (% change) || 0%
|-
| matrick || 3:21:10 || 40 || August 10, 2016 || [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXsxessMMsM YouTube] || N/A (% change) || 2%
|-
| Sniq || 26:15 || 16 || November 22, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/43190598 Twitch] || 1107 || 3%
|-
| Sniq || 44:42 || 17 || November 16, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/44815083 Twitch] || 923 || 3%; single save file method introduced; video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 1:00:05 || 17 || October 12, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/45419773 Twitch] || 1417 || 3%; video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 1:23:42 || 22 || September 5, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/43366049 Twitch] || 888 || 3%; video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 1:38:30 || 17 || September 4, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/43373730 Twitch] || 1957 || 3%; video deleted
|-
| Sniq || 2:05:07 || 22 || September 3, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/43383796 Twitch] || N/A (% change) || 3%; X-Ray corruption (Multiple file/[[Golden Torizo Code|GT Code]]/[[Landing Site]] method) (Bombs and Super Missiles dropped; Missiles dropped upon Ceres re-entry)
|-
| Total || 22:29 || 14 || April 8, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/47227301 Twitch] || 81 || 5%
|-
| Total || 23:50 || 15 || April 7, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/47195031 Twitch] || 107 || 5%
|-
| Total || 25:37 || 16 || April 5, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/47180373 Twitch] || 106 || 5%
|-
| Total || 27:23 || 18 || April 4, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/tewtal/v/47163523 Twitch] || 17 || 5%
|-
| Twocat || 27:40 || 18 || March 31, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/47112304 Twitch] || N/A (% change) || 5%; X-Ray corruption ([[Aqueduct]] method) (Varia Suit and Speed Booster dropped; Missiles dropped upon Ceres re-entry)
|-
| Sniq || 1:00:49 || 46 || March 6, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/sniqwr/v/46904503 Twitch] || 1603 || 8%
|-
| Twocat || 1:27:32 || 50 || February 28, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/twocat/v/46804276 Twitch] || N/A (% change) || 8%; X-Ray climb past [[Metroid|Metroids]] (Ice Beam dropped)
|-
| Ivan || 36:31 || 26 || February 28, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46800175 Twitch] || 1162 || 9%; splits indicate previous personal best was 41:19?
|-
| Ivan || 55:53 || 33 || February 27, 2014 || [http://www.twitch.tv/ivan/v/46784820 Twitch] || N/A || 9% ([[Morphing Ball]], [[Bomb|Bombs]], [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Power Bomb|Power Bombs]], [[Varia Suit]], [[Ice Beam]], [[Speed Booster]], [[X-Ray Scope]])
|}

[[Category:History]]

Enemies

2019-10-03T20:52:36Z

ARealCutie: /* How Drops Work */

== Introduction ==
The damage of an enemy means the amount of damage contact with the enemy's body will deal to Samus. For damage values on this page, "P" stands for [[Power Suit]], "V" stands for [[Varia Suit]], and "G" stands for [[Gravity Suit]].

The damage values for enemy attacks and bosses are currently not listed. Check out the [[Damage Sources]] page for that information.

For Space Pirates, the word in parenthesis further indicates the kind of Space Pirate it is. For Tourian, "All" means that the data applies to any of its kind (standing, wall, fighting).

== How Drops Work ==
To make understanding this information easier, item drops will be explained as existing within the following tiers:

*Tier I - Small Energy, Large Energy, [[Missile]], "nothing"

*Tier II - [[Super Missile]], [[Power Bomb]]

Tier I items affect whether each other item in Tier I will drop proportionally to the size of their drop rates. For example, a Waver has a 2%, 24%, 24%, 24%, 24%, and 4% chance to drop nothing, a Missile, a Small Energy, a Large Energy, a Super Missile, and a Power Bomb respectively.

If you are full on Missiles but are not at full energy, the drop rates will change as follows:

*Nothing - 2% -> 4%
*Small Energy - 24% -> 35%
*Large Energy - 24% -> 35%

The 24% chance was distributed at a ratio of 2 : 11 : 11.

If you are at full energy but are not full on Missiles, the drop rates will change as follows:

*Nothing - 2% -> 4% -> 6%
*Missiles - 24% -> 46% -> 68%

The 24% chances were distributed individually at a ratio of 2 : 22.

Tier II items can also affect the drop rate of Tier I items. Having full Super Missiles or Power Bombs will cause their drop rates to be evenly distributed through Tier I.

For example, if you are full on Super Missiles but are missing both energy and Missiles, then kill a Waver (drop rates referenced earlier), the drop rates will change as follows:

*Nothing - 2% -> 8% (+6)
*Missiles - 24% -> 30% (+6)
*Small Energy - 24% -> 30% (+6)
*Large Energy - 24% -> 30% (+6)
*Power Bombs - 4% -> 4% (+0)

The chance for Power Bombs to drop will not increase as unfortunately, the chance for Tier II items to drop cannot be increased by any means. For example, if you are full on everything except Power Bombs and kill a Metroid (which has a 12% chance to drop Power Bombs), that 12% chance is not increased - effectively, everything is converted to nothing. Ultimately, the drop rates for Super Missiles and Power Bombs are constant - they are not affected by Tier I, but can affect Tier I as explained previously.

If an enemy does not have a chance to drop "nothing", then the drop chance will be directly converted (spread) between items. For example, if you killed a Zeela while at full energy but missing Missiles, then the drop rate of Missiles would change from 50% to 82%. In that scenario, if you were full on Super Missiles (or had not yet obtained them), then the drop rate would instead become 102% (100%).

The specific drops that spawn are determined on the frame the enemy's explosion animation occurs (or in the case of bosses, the frame the drops themselves spawn). This information is only reasonably useful for [[Tool Assisted Speedruns|tool assisted speedruns]] where you have the ability to manipulate drops by killing an enemy on different frames until it drops what you want.

Bosses will drop "nothing" if Samus has full energy and full Missiles on the frame their drops spawn; otherwise, bosses are incapable of dropping "nothing", and being capped on one of either energy or Missiles will cause the drop chance to entirely roll over to the other. Certain bosses are incapable of dropping small energy upon their defeat.

The amount of items that certain enemies will drop changes depending on how they are killed. For example, if you destroy a Geruta, a Magdollite, and a Metroid with a Power Bomb, they will drop up to two items, three items, and one item (instead of up to one item, one item, and six items) respectively. These are the only cases of death via a Power Bomb causing a different amount of drops than the typical amount.

Finally, [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/98929157894836224/285784377504301066/itsblah_s_drop_RNG_explanation.txt here is an explanation of drop generation by itsblah] using hexadecimal values.

=== Health Bomb ===

In the event that your energy goes below 30, it will cause all enemies in the game that drop items to attempt to provide you with energy instead of any other drop until your energy goes above 50 and another drop is generated.

If you receive an energy drop that puts you above 50 energy, but then dip below 50 energy again (even if you dip below 50 energy but not 30 energy) before the next drop is generated, you will still receive energy as the next drop. This is because the game only changes the flag for energy drops upon a drop being generated.

Although the low energy alarm does begin at 30, the game will not force energy drops upon you until it goes below 30.

== Why is the drop rate out of 102%? ==
The game stores nearly everything as a hexadecimal value and the drop chance for an enemy can have 2 characters at most. Theoretically, this means that if an enemy were only able to drop nothing, the chance of it dropping nothing would be FF accordingly. FF as a hexadecimal value equals 255 in the standard decimal system.

To make the numbers more readable, every number after being converted into decimal is then divided by 2.5. 255 divided by 2.5 equals 102, which is close enough to 100. Additionally, all of the numbers only go to the tenths place (at most) when dividing by 2.5.

To give an example, a Sciser has a 40% chance (out of 102%) of dropping big energy, and if it were out of 100%, then the chance would be 39.2157%, which is a negligible difference.

== Crateria ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Alcoon.gif]] || [[Alcoon]] || 50/25/12 || 200 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Beetom.gif]] || [[Beetom]] || 10/5/2 || 50 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 || Damages every 64 frames
|-
|[[File:Boyon.gif]] || [[Boyon]] || 10/5/2 || 1000 || 52 || 8 || 4 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Choot.gif]] || [[Choot]] || 80/40/20 || 100 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Geemer (blue).gif]] || [[Geemer (blue)|Geemer]] || 5/2/1 || 15 || 0 || 22 || 10 || 68 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Geemer (grey).gif]] || [[Geemer (grey)|Geemer]] || 5/2/1 || 15 || 40 || 52 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Geemer (orange).gif]] || [[Geemer (orange)|Geemer]] || 5/2/1 || 15 || 40 || 52 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Kago.gif]] || [[Kago]] || 0 || 1600 || 2 || 20 || 36 || 28 || 8 || 8 || Have to [[Kagoing|kago]] inside to take this damage
|-
|[[File:Kamer.gif]] || [[Kamer]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Kihunter (green).gif]] || [[Kihunter (green)|Kihunter]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 30 || 20 || 12 || 32 || 4 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Mellow.gif]] || [[Mellow]] || 8/4/2 || 9 || 28 || 12 || 28 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Reo.gif]] || [[Reo]] || 15/7/3 || 45 || 16 || 12 || 32 || 34 || 4 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Ripper 2 (green).gif]] || [[Ripper 2 (green)|Ripper 2]] || 10/5/2 || 200 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Sciser.gif]] || [[Sciser]] || 120/60/30 || 200 || 0 || 0.4 || 40 || 0 || 0 || 61.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Skree.gif]] || [[Skree]] || 10/5/2 || 15 || 54.8 || 8 || 1.2 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Skultera.gif]] || [[Skultera]] || 80/40/20 || 300 || 28 || 32 || 12 || 28 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate.gif]] || [[Gray Space Pirate (standing)|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 15/7/3 || 20 || 0 || 20 || 48 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate (green).gif]] || [[Green Space Pirate (standing)|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 20/10/5 || 90 || 18 || 20 || 12 || 40 || 8 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Space_Pirate_*wall*.gif]] || [[Gray Space Pirate (wall)|Space Pirate (wall)]] || 15/7/3 || 20 || 0.4 || 4 || 18 || 78.8 || 0.4 || 0.4 ||
|-
|[[File:Tripper.gif]] || [[Tripper]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Waver.gif]] || [[Waver]] || 10/5/2 || 30 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Yapping Maw.gif]] || [[Yapping Maw]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Zeb.gif]] || [[Zeb]] || 6/3/1 || 9 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Zebbo.gif]] || [[Zebbo]] || 20/10/5 || 30 || 0 || 0 || 56 || 4 || 40 || 2 ||
|}

== Brinstar ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Beetom.gif]] || [[Beetom]] || 10/5/2 || 50 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 || Damages every 64 frames
|-
|[[File:Boulder.gif]] || [[Boulder]] || 40/20/10 || 20 || 102 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Boyon.gif]] || [[Boyon]] ||10/5/2 || 1000 || 52 || 8 || 4 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Cacatac.gif]] || [[Cacatac]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Fireflea.gif]] || [[Fireflea]] || 4/2/1 || 20 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Geega.gif]] || [[Geega]] || 10/5/2 || 10 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Kihunter (green).gif]] || [[Kihunter (green)|Kihunter]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 30 || 20 || 12 || 32 || 4 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Metaree.gif]] || [[Metaree]] || 50/25/12 || 50 || 24 || 32 || 10 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Mini-Kraid.gif]] || [[Mini-Kraid]] || 100/50/25 || 400 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Puyo.gif]] || [[Puyo]] || 60/30/15 || 100 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 || 24 ||
|-
|[[File:Reo.gif]] || [[Reo]] || 15/7/3 || 45 || 16 || 12 || 32 || 34 || 4 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Ripper.gif]] || [[Ripper]] || 5/2/1 || 200 || 26 || 32 || 8 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Ripper 2 (red).gif]] || [[Ripper 2 (red)|Ripper 2]] || 10/5/2 || 200 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Skree.gif]] || [[Skree]] || 10/5/2 || 15 || 54.8 || 8 || 1.2 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Skultera.gif]] || [[Skultera]] || 80/40/20 || 300 || 28 || 32 || 12 || 28 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Sidehopper.gif]] || [[Sidehopper]] || 80/40/20 || 320 || 40 || 8 || 8 || 22 || 22 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Small Sidehopper.gif]] || [[Sm. Sidehopper]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 40 || 8 || 16 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate (green).gif]] || [[Green Space Pirate (standing)|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 20/10/5 || 90 || 18 || 20 || 12 || 40 || 8 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Waver.gif]] || [[Waver]] || 10/5/2 || 30 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Yapping Maw.gif]] || [[Yapping Maw]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Zeb.gif]] || [[Zeb]] || 6/3/1 || 9 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Zebbo.gif]] || [[Zebbo]] || 20/10/5 || 30 || 0 || 0 || 56 || 4 || 40 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Zeela.gif]] || [[Zeela]] || 10/5/2 || 30 || 0 || 22 || 10 || 50 || 20 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Zero.gif]] || [[Zero]] || 40/20/10 || 50 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|}

== Wrecked Ship ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Atomic.gif]] || [[Atomic]] || 40/20/10 || 250 || 0 || 0 || 66 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Bull.gif]] || [[Bull]] || 10/5/2 || 100 || 0 || 0 || 2 || 0 || 0 || 100 ||
|-
|[[File:Covern.gif]] || [[Covern]] || 50/25/12 || 300 || 0 || 20 || 38 || 28 || 8 || 8 || Respawns after being destroyed
|-
|[[File:Kamer.gif]] || [[Kamer]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Kihunter (yellow).gif]] || [[Kihunter (yellow)|Kihunter]] || 60/30/15 || 360 || 16 || 22 || 32 || 4 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Skultera.gif]] || [[Skultera]] || 80/40/20 || 300 || 28 || 32 || 12 || 28 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Workrobot.gif]] || [[Workrobot]] || 0 || 800 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|}

== Maridia ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Bull.gif]] || [[Bull]] || 10/5/2 || 100 || 0 || 0 || 2 || 0 || 0 || 100 ||
|-
|[[File:Cacatac.gif]] || [[Cacatac]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Choot.gif]] || [[Choot]] || 80/40/20 || 100 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Evir.gif]] || [[Evir]] || 100/50/25 || 300 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Tatori.gif]] || [[Kame (Tatori)]] || 200/100/50 || 20000 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Tatori_Baby.gif]] || [[Kame Baby]] || 0 || 20000 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Menu.gif]] || [[Menu]] || 60/30/15 || 100 || 32 || 28 || 8 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Mochtroid.gif]] || [[Mochtroid]] || 90/45/22 || 100 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 || Damages every 80 frames, keeps track of contact
|-
|[[File:Oum.gif]] || [[Oum]] || 0 || 300 || 30 || 28 || 12 || 28 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Owtch.gif]] || [[Owtch]] || 100/50/25 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Powamp.gif]] || [[Powamp]] || 100/50/25 || 10 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Puyo.gif]] || [[Puyo]] || 60/30/15 || 100 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 || 24 ||
|-
|[[File:Sciser.gif]] || [[Sciser]] || 120/60/30 || 200 || 0 || 0.4 || 40 || 0 || 0 || 61.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Shaktool.gif]] || [[Shaktool]] || 120/60/30 || 300 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Skultera.gif]] || [[Skultera]] || 80/40/20 || 300 || 28 || 32 || 12 || 28 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate (pink).gif]] || [[Pink Space Pirate (standing)|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 160/80/40 || 300 || 0 || 20 || 48 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space_Pirate_(pink)_*wall*.gif]] || [[Pink Space Pirate (wall)|Space Pirate (wall)]] || 160/80/40 || 300 || 28 || 12 || 28 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Yard.gif]] || [[Yard]] || 100/50/25 || 10 || 32 || 34 || 32 || 0 || 0 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Zebbo.gif]] || [[Zebbo]] || 20/10/5 || 30 || 0 || 0 || 56 || 4 || 40 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Zoa.gif]] || [[Zoa]] || 15/7/3 || 40 || 2 || 0 || 40 || 28 || 28 || 4 ||
|}

== Norfair ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Alcoon.gif]] || [[Alcoon]] || 50/25/12 || 200 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Boulder.gif]] || [[Boulder]] || 40/20/10 || 20 || 102 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Cacatac.gif]] || [[Cacatac]] || 20/10/5 || 60 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Dessgeega.gif]] || [[Dessgeega]] || 160/80/40 || 800 || 38 || 32 || 8 || 20 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Dragon.gif]] || [[Dragon]] || 24/12/6 || 300 || 30 || 20 || 20 || 28 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Fireflea.gif]] || [[Fireflea]] || 4/2/1 || 20 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Fune.gif]] || [[Fune]] || 10/5/2 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 || Have to [[Kagoing|kago]] inside to take this damage
|-
|[[File:Gamet.gif]] || [[Gamet]] || 16/8/4 || 20 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Geemer (grey).gif]] || [[Geemer (grey)|Geemer]] || 5/2/1 || 15 || 40 || 52 || 8 || 0 || 0 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Geruta.gif]] || [[Geruta]] || 60/30/15 || 120 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Holtz.gif]] || [[Holtz]] || 120/60/30 || 900 || 0 || 0 || 48 || 20 || 20 || 14 ||
|-
|[[File:Kago.gif]] || [[Kago]] || 0 || 1600 || 2 || 20 || 36 || 28 || 8 || 8 ||
|-
|[[File:Kamer.gif]] || [[Kamer]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Kihunter (red).gif]] || [[Kihunter (red)|Kihunter]] || 200/100/50 || 1800 || 8 || 14 || 48 || 4 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Magdollite.gif]] || [[Magdollite]] || 40/20/10 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Mella.gif]] || [[Mella]] || 16/8/4 || 30 || 28 || 28 || 12 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Multiviola.gif]] || [[Multiviola]] || 50/25/12 || 90 || 28 || 28 || 12 || 30 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Namihe.gif]] || [[Namihe]] || 10/5/2 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 || Have to [[Kagoing|kago]] inside to take body damage
|-
|[[File:Puromi.gif]] || [[Puromi]] || 64/32/16 || 40 || 102 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Ripper 2 (green).gif]] || [[Ripper 2 (green)|Ripper 2]] || 10/5/2 || 200 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Ripper 2 (red).gif]] || [[Ripper 2 (red)|Ripper 2]] || 10/5/2 || 200 || 0 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 101.6 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Skree.gif]] || [[Skree]] || 10/5/2 || 15 || 54.8 || 8 || 1.2 || 34 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Small Dessgeega.gif]] || [[Sm. Dessgeega]] || 80/40/20 || 120 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Sova.gif]] || [[Sova]] || 20/10/5 || 40 || 10 || 32 || 28 || 12 || 20 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate (red).gif]] || [[Red Space Pirate|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 80/40/20 || 200 || 78 || 4 || 8 || 8 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Space Pirate (yellow).gif]] || [[Yellow Space Pirate (standing)|Space Pirate (standing)]] || 200/100/50 || 900 || 0 || 20 || 48 || 32 || 2 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space_Pirate_(yellow)_*wall*.gif]] || [[Yellow Space Pirate (wall)|Space Pirate (wall)]] || 200/100/50 || 900 || 78 || 4 || 8 || 8 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Space_Pirate_(silver)_*fighting*.gif]] || [[Space Pirate (fighting)]] || 100/50/25 || 1800 || 0 || 0 || 60 || 2 || 40 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Squeept.gif]] || [[Squeept]] || 50/25/12 || 300 || 2 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 ||
|-
|[[File:Tripper.gif]] || [[Tripper]] || 0 || 20 || 2 || 32 || 32 || 32 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Viola.gif]] || [[Viola]] || 15/7/3 || 30 || 0 || 0.4 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 101.6 ||
|-
|[[File:Waver.gif]] || [[Waver]] || 10/5/2 || 30 || 2 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 24 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Zebbo.gif]] || [[Zebbo]] || 20/10/5 || 30 || 0 || 0 || 56 || 4 || 40 || 2 ||
|}

== Tourian ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Damage (P/V/G) !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Blue Sidehopper.gif]] || [[Blue Sidehopper|Sidehopper]] || 120/60/30 || 1500 || 40 || 8 || 8 || 22 || 22 || 2 || The Sidehopper that the Super Metroid attacks deals 80/40/20 damage and does not drop items
|-
|[[File:Metroid.gif]] || [[Metroid]] || 12/6/3 || 500 || 4 || 10 || 20 || 36 || 20 || 12 || Damage amounts are per 16 frames
|-
|[[File:Rinka.gif]] || [[Rinka]] || 40/20/10 || 10 || 102 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Space_Pirate_(Tourian).gif]] || [[Tourian Space Pirate (all)|Space Pirate (all)]] || 15/7/3 || 500 || 102 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 ||
|}

== Bosses ==

Having a look at the drop table one can see that all non-Torizo Bosses own a uniqe drop table. All other bosses own a standartized drop table. Most notable the fact, that those 2 unique drop tables of Crocomire and Botwoon have a chance to have nothing as drop.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:BombTorizo.png | frameless | upright= 0.4]] || [[Bomb Torizo]] || 800 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:Botwoon.gif]] || [[Botwoon]] || 3000 || 2 || 0 || 52 || 24 || 12 || 12 ||
|-
|[[File:Crocomire.png]] || [[Crocomire]] || N/A || 2 || 0 || 48 || 40 || 8 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Draygon.png | frameless | upright= 0.6]] || [[Draygon]] || 6000 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:GoldenTorizo.gif]] || [[Golden Torizo]] || 13500 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:Kraid.png | frameless | upright= 0.5]] || [[Kraid]] || 1000 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:Phantoon.png | frameless | upright= 0.5]] || [[Phantoon]] || 2500 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:Ridley.gif]] || [[Ridley]] || 18000 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|-
|[[File:SporeSpawn.gif]] || [[Spore Spawn]] || 960 || 0 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 20 || 22 ||
|}

== Bosses (Projectiles) ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center" cellpadding="20"
|-
! Enemy !! Name !! Health !! Nothing !! Small Energy !! Big Energy !! Missile !! Super !! Power Bomb !! Notes
|-
|[[File:Egg.gif]] || [[Bomb Torizo]] || 800 || 22 || 46 || 8 || 26 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Spore.gif]] || [[Spore Spawn]] || 960 || 10 || 4 || 8 || 80 || 0 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Talon.gif]] || [[Kraid]] || 1000 || 0 || 4 || 14 || 80 || 4 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Fireball.gif]] || [[Crocomire]] || N/A || 2 || 0 || 48 || 40 || 8 || 4 ||
|-
|[[File:Flame.gif]] || [[Phantoon]] || 2500 || 42 || 8 || 8 || 40 || 4 || 0 ||
|-
|[[File:Mucus.gif]] || [[Draygon]] || 6000 || 40 || 2 || 12 || 44 || 2 || 2 ||
|-
|[[File:Egg.gif]] || [[Golden Torizo]] || 13500|| 24 || 12 || 12 || 20 || 34 || 0 ||
|}

Phantoon

2018-09-26T18:02:18Z

ARealCutie: /* Any% KPDR (Optimal) */

{{Boss info
|title=Phantoon
|image=Phantoon.png
|location=[[Phantoon's Room]], [[Wrecked Ship]]
|health=2500
}}

= General Information =

Phantoon has 2500 health.

Phantoon is only vulnerable to damage through his eye when it is exposed, where [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Charge Beam|charged shots]], and [[Charge Beam Combos|special beam attacks]] will deal damage.

Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Phantoon instead of their normal 300; however, using a Super Missile on Phantoon that does not finish him off will enrage Phantoon, causing him to spend roughly 18 seconds sending waves of flames down from above before starting another pattern.

Phantoon's flames can be negated by [[Pseudo Screw Attack|pseudo-Screw]] or [[Screw Attack]].

Phantoon will perform one of six patterns to begin the fight, and then will perform one of six different patterns in the second round, as well as remaining rounds thereafter. (12 total patterns)

A "round" consists of the time from which Phantoon appears to begin a pattern, to the point he disappears to start another pattern or perishes.

Both Phantoon and his flames will deal 10 / 20 / 40 damage to [[Gravity Suit]] / [[Varia Suit]] / [[Power Suit]] Samus, respectively.

Multiple flames can strike Samus at once. If you are on top of Phantoon's eye without invulnerability as he opens and produces eight flames, they can all collide with Samus at once, which usually spells death, and is referred to as the "Sunrise Surprise."

= Interactions =

== Figure 8 ==

Phantoon will move in a figure 8 pattern around the room until he opens his eye, dropping flames as he does so. These flames can [[Enemies#Bosses|drop items]]. Phantoon tends to spawn these flames in similar ways each time.

Phantoon can open at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed. A 'fast' opening will have Phantoon open his eye around one second after becoming visible. A 'medium' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'fast' opening, and a 'slow' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'medium' opening.

Phantoon can open at these speeds on either the left side of the room or the right side of the room. Some combinations of speed and side are more common than others. Slower patterns tend to be more common than faster patterns.

== Open ==

When Phantoon opens from a pattern, he will produce eight flames that will spiral outward across the screen.

After Phantoon takes damage during this opening, he will fly around the room in a similar manner, attempting to ram Samus. Samus's positioning will influence his movement.

Phantoon can be damaged at multiple points during an opening. If Phantoon takes 300+ damage during one barrage, he will disappear to start another pattern, so make sure to keep your shots spaced out enough. If Phantoon has taken a total of 400+ damage after the third barrage (example - Missile hit, wait for a second, repeat three times), he will disappear to start another pattern. If Phantoon is struck with a Super Missile at any point during his opening, he will disappear to begin an enrage phase. If Phantoon is not made to disappear from one of these conditions, he will naturally disappear on his own after about six seconds of flying around.

If Phantoon does not take damage in time from an opening, he will disappear and move in an invisible figure 8 pattern. Phantoon can disappear from an opening at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, and will open up again after closing in this manner at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, except instead of sending a spiral of flames out, he will rain flames down in a horizontal line from the ceiling. After the first time he opens in this manner, he will continue to disappear and reopen every couple of seconds while continuing to rain flames until he takes damage.

== Enrage ==

As stated previously, Phantoon will enrage if struck with a Super Missile that does not destroy him. Phantoon cannot be damaged while in this state. He will stay at the top of the screen where he will send waves of flames whipping down from the ceiling that will alternate from left to right.

After eight waves, he will disappear to start another pattern.

With appropriately-timed beam shots, you can destroy many of these flames at once, thus farming them. Alternatively, you can perform a pseudo-Screw throughout this entire phase to avoid all damage.

= Categories =

== Phantoon First ==

=== Any% PRKD ===

The primary method for destroying Phantoon in this category is through the use of the "[http://tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/SuperMetroid.html#Phantoon doppler]" technique. Basically, whenever Phantoon takes damage that would make him disappear (excluding being struck with a Super Missile), he will attempt to close his eye; however, Phantoon needs some time (approximately ten frames) for that to happen, making it possible for him to continue to take damage if this time is interrupted, which it can be if Missiles are fired at the appropriate rate.

The easiest method for performing a doppler on Phantoon is to allow him to fly off-screen, then hold a forward direction while mashing the shot button with Missiles selected until you are right next to Phantoon. Doing so, you should be able to consistently have three to four Missiles connect with Phantoon before he disappears.

A typical round utilizing the doppler in this manner will look something like this:

* Fire an uncharged beam shot towards Phantoon to extinguish the flames he generates upon opening from a pattern
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then wait briefly
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then let him gain some distance
* Fire as many Missiles as you can while walking towards him right as he would re-enter the room

Even doing something as simple as this, you can become consistent at defeating Phantoon in under four rounds. In the last round, you will want to fire a Super Missile at the end of your third barrage. If you managed to doppler efficiently enough in the first two rounds, then you may not need to doppler anything at all in the third round.

It is possible to slay Phantoon in under three rounds if you incorporate stuttering during your doppler to have more Missiles land. Ideally, you will be able to strike Phantoon with ten Missiles total in the first round (2-2-6) and nine Missiles with the Super Missile as a finisher (2-2-5+S) in the second round. It is possible to still two round even with a worse first round, but every additional Missile needed makes it that much more unlikely.

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Another option for this fight is to incorporate charged shots between Missile barrages. Two charge shots will reduce the amount of Missiles normally required by one, potentially making a two round fight easier in that regard.

A concern for this strategy is having enough ammo to defeat Phantoon in these few rounds. Although fast patterns are certainly ideal for speedrunning, multiple fast patterns can cause the player to run into an issue where they are not equipped with enough Missiles from drops to defeat Phantoon accordingly with the doppler technique.

Being familiar with how Phantoon will move off-screen and how Samus can influence his movement is important here. Without proper manipulation of Phantoon, there will be certain patterns where he will fly directly over your attempt at a doppler if you allow him to fly off-screen. For these patterns, having Samus jump up a certain height right as Phantoon swings off-screen can influence him into having a lower positioning when he swings back into the room.

Slower patterns tend to be the hardest to punish due to the time in which Phantoon will lay flames before opening, as well as the position in which Phantoon will open from these patterns. It is recommended to practice those the most, especially since you are likely to receive them the most in runs.

The optimal manner of dealing with the eight flames Phantoon produces when he opens his eye from a pattern is to fire a single beam shot at them, such that the beam shot consumes all of the flames at once, leaving Phantoon's eye directly exposed to Missiles, and leaving a cluster of drops floating in the air. You can alternatively dodge them with pseudo-Screw or possibly by being morphed. In case you miss the opening beam shot, you can try intercepting flames with the beam as well.

Something you may have to get used to is that the hitbox of the uncharged [[Power Beam]] is small enough that it can appear to pass through flames.

Due to the lack of Varia Suit, everything will deal at least 40 damage, making large energy drops much less effective than in Phantoon Second routes since it would require two of them to nullify a flame's damage. It can also put you in an awkward position where, if you end up between 30 and 40 energy, you will be low enough to die to a single flame, but not low enough to force the 'health bomb' effect to occur.

If Phantoon begins to rain flames, you can crouch or morph to lower the chance of Phantoon appearing on top of you, and hold angle buttons appropriately to shoot the flames that would fall on top of you, while also striking Phantoon with a Missile or two when you have the opportunity. For maximum safety, you can strike Phantoon with three Missiles in a row so that he will disappear and start another pattern.

=== 14% ===

Basically, all information for [[Any% PRKD]] also applies here; however, in 14% categories, the chance of executing a two-round on Phantoon is reduced due to always having a cap of 10 Missiles, making well-timed Missile drops more important than in Any% PRKD.

== Phantoon Second ==

=== Any% KPDR (Beginner) ===

With Charge Beam, [[Wave Beam]], and [[Spazer]] equipped, you can slay Phantoon in four rounds.

Strike Phantoon with a charge shot when he opens, then hit him with two more and he should disappear. Repeat this process three more times and he should perish. This can be sped up slightly by the inclusion of a Super Missile in the last round - charge shot when he opens, then Super Missile.

It can help to fight from the corners of the room (probably the left corner) to minimize damage. The flames Phantoon drops will rarely reach the corners of the room before being shot. You can crouch in the bottom left corner when flames are raining down, and aim up to shoot the flame that would land and fall on top of you during this scenario. Phantoon's body should rarely (if ever) touch you when performing this strategy.

To minimize damage taken, fight from the corners, usually the left corner. Flames he drops while moving around rarely touch the corners before you can shoot them. Then crouch in the bottom left corner when he is in the rain state. You should rarely, if ever, get touched by his body doing this. Aim up and shoot to kill the flame that would land and fall on you. Strike Phantoon in the middle or right side of the screen to help prevent him from drifting into you, which should give you time to hit with the three charge shots needed to make him disappear before he would fly into you. Jumping and shooting across the center of the screen to hit him off-screen works in most situations; however, you should listen for Phantoon's cry to confirm that you actually damaged him.

This method should also work with [[Ice Beam]] instead of Wave Beam in this combo; however, it would be much more difficult to execute since the beam would not penetrate the walls. There is also essentially no reason to not have Wave Beam at this point anyway, so this is simply a note for knowledge purposes.

=== Any% KPDR (Intermediate) ===

In the 2018 Any% Tournament, runner MassHesteria demonstrated a good technique for runners who pick up both Spazer, and Early Ice. For each round, fire two missiles, then two missiles, then a Charge Shot. This will kill Phantoon in 4 rounds. This allows the runner to save on pauses compared with the Beginner technique listed above.

It can finish in 3 rounds if you use a Missile and a Super Missile in a mini-doppler pattern on the third round. This technique can save ample time over a three-round doppler if you still need phantoon to fly offscreen in order to hit enough missiles to achieve the 3 round, since the first two rounds don't need to wait for Phantoon to come back on-screen.

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=== Any% KPDR (Optimal) ===

The optimal strategy for defeating Phantoon is to utilize the [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Wave_Shield|X-Factor]] to attempt to defeat Phantoon in only two rounds.

You will want to open every time with a pseudo-Screw (from your charge shot that you are about to use) to avoid the flames from Phantoon's opening, then use the charge shot directly on Phantoon, followed by the X-Factor, performed accordingly based on the speed and position of Phantoon's opening.

Below are guides which will provide strategies for each variation of Phantoon's openings. These different setups will be explained via crude drawings and text summaries.

The drawing of Phantoon is based on where he is going to appear on the screen. The black arrow is where you want to fire the charge shot for the opener. The X is where you are going to be hitting him with the X-Factor. The green line indicates the direction and way you need to move to make the X-Factor connect. For the left slow opening of the second round, the red line indicates how Phantoon is going to move.

'''1st Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/AqMF7.png Left Fast] - Phantoon is going to appear on the bottom left and you want to make sure that you jump through the flames and hit Phantoon on his right side to initiate the setup. From here, he will recoil back, so you need to immediately start charging and run to the right. Once you hit the right wall, you need to jump to the top of the room immediately. So long as you do not turn around and you move as the green arrow indicates, it should connect every single time.

[http://i.imgur.com/JVdIQ.png Left Medium] - This is one of the easier patterns. Simply jump up, shoot him, and then face left in the middle of the room while trying not to move. If for whatever reason Phantoon is moving in an usual manner, you can make adjustments by performing turnarounds to delay the X-Factor, or by walking to the right (if you were too slow). Jumping can sometimes help, but it is not recommended. This is also the most common setup for this method of quick kill.

[http://i.imgur.com/ApvVA.png Left Slow] - Another pattern where you pretty much just shoot and stay in the middle of the room while facing left. Once again, make adjustments if it looks like it is about to fail.

[http://i.imgur.com/0FdAM.png Right Fast] - This pattern is ideal for speed and ease.

[http://i.imgur.com/MdTZN.png Right Medium] - This one is a tad tricky. You can actually hit him from three different places - the middle of the room, the top right corner, and the place displayed in the image. The place displayed in the image is probably the easiest to use, but feel free to test all three to see which of them you prefer.

[http://i.imgur.com/OVn5x.png Right Slow] - Not much needs to be said here.

'''2nd Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/t5bhv.png Left Fast] - Similar to first round's Left Fast, you want to jump in the air, and upon landing, run to the right wall, then jump towards the ceiling.

[http://i.imgur.com/6akbt.png Left Slow] - This is by far the most complex X-Factor to setup, but so long as you move the same every time, it should connect properly. Basically, you just want to spinjump into him and as soon as the shot hits, hold left. '''Do not stop holding left and do not face right'''. After you have landed, you want to immediately jump up to the ceiling so you can manipulate Phantoon into a fixed Y-position. After you have touched the ceiling, you want to start charging up a shot right as you're about to touch the grey door to your left. Upon landing, just jump back up to the ceiling as phantoon approaches and it should hit. This one will probably require a little bit of practice since it's the only one that's timing based instead of being solely position based.

[http://i.imgur.com/oIw2u.png Right Medium] - This is by far the most common second round pattern. For the most part, it is pretty simple. As long as you stand in the middle of the room and adjust your positioning based on Phantoon's movement, it should connect.

[http://i.imgur.com/wK1kR.png Right Slow] - For this pattern, it is very helpful to run to the left wall to make it connect. You can execute from the middle of the room as well, but it is not nearly as consistent.

Below is a simple summary of the above regarding how to respond to patterns. "Track" means to predict Phantoon's movement to allow all X-Factor particles to connect. This vague description is only used when it should be relatively simple to accomplish. "Shoot" means shoot Phantoon's eye - it is implied that you begin charging the X-Factor after shooting.
{|
! Pattern (Round, Position, Speed) || Response
|-
| 1st, Left, Fast || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Left, Medium || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Fast || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Medium || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Left, Fast || jump, then quickly: shoot, turn right, charge, land, move right
|-
| 2nd, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, jump, shoot, charge when in middle of screen, jump
|-
| 2nd, Right, Medium || shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|}

The way you move after striking Phantoon when he opens his eye is much more crucial to be aware of than the speed and fluctuations of his patterns. Moving in a consistent manner and then making tiny adjustments in case of incorrect initiation of an opening is crucial for consistent execution of an X-Factor two-round.

Phantoon's speed is directly correlated to the location of Samus as she delivers the opening shot and the distance she is from him while he moves around the room. Phantoon will recoil more if Samus is nearby and speed up if Samus is far away.

For the most part, the most consistent thing a player can do is move around as little as possible to ensure that Phantoon always performs the same movement during an opening; however, there are some patterns where this is not possible.

Adjustments during the fight can be made in two ways - either moving to the the left or right depending on Phantoon's position, or turning around while charging. Performing turnarounds while charging the beam will delay the X-Factor by a small amount of frames per each time.

Behemoth's method of this fight involves opening up with a charge shot per usual, then firing a Missile right after the first X-Factor particles collide, before Phantoon disappears from the damage, and then firing 3 Missiles and a Super Missile in the second round to finish him off.

An alternative second round method is to open with the charge shot like normal (or shoot out all the flames as phantoon opens akin to PRKD and shoot 2 missiles), and follow it up with two Missiles shortly afterward. Let Phantoon fly off screen, then at the appropriate time, fire two Missiles followed immediately by a Super Missile towards Phantoon. This is sometimes slightly slower than a second X-Factor, but conserves a [[Power Bomb]] as well as allows the player to collect the flame drops from the open on the second round if they opt to mirror the PRKD strategy. These two bonuses to the missile second round allow a player to potentially skip certain farms on the way to Phantoon if they so choose which saves even more time and is generally why the missile second round is regarded as the most optimal way to do the fight by players at the highest level.

If you were only able to damage Phantoon with one particle of the second X-Factor, then on the third round, you should be able to defeat Phantoon with two charge shots and a Super Missile.

If an X-Factor particle hits a flame (usually referred to as being "flame lamed"), you won't output enough damage to defeat Phantoon in two rounds without adapting. One way to adapt is to shoot an extra charge shot shot before the X-Factor in the second round, which entails another set of setups.

'''Video Of Every Pattern, by Nutella'''

[https://www.twitch.tv/nutella4eva/v/97258557 Every Phantoon Pattern]

== Phantoon Third ==

=== Reverse Boss Order ===

Assuming you obtained [[Plasma Beam]] and thus have charged Ice/Wave/Plasma at your disposal, Phantoon will only require seven Missiles and two charge shots to defeat. You can strike Phantoon with three Missiles and a charge shot in the first round followed by four Missiles and a charge shot in the second round, or visa versa.

== Phantoon Fourth ==

=== GT Classic ===

Having the items from [[Golden Torizo Code|GT Code]] allows for the [[X-Plasma]] exploit to be performed by activating X-Ray Scope multiple times as a charged Ice/Wave/Plasma shot passes through Phantoon during an opening.

Since charged Ice/Wave/Plasma deals 900 damage, you can slay Phantoon in this manner with only one charge shot with proper X-Ray Scope activations.

Phantoon needs to be struck by a source other than the charge shot ''before'' attempting this exploit, otherwise he will simply disappear once struck without allowing the exploit to occur. Try using Missiles when he opens (a well-timed Missile can consume all of the flames when they spawn, and a second will strike Phantoon) so he will start to fly around, then perform the exploit. Be careful not to accidentally strike him with more than two Missiles in this manner, otherwise he will disappear.

= Tutorials =

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1jy3dejsgQ DbX] - Explains methods for how to X-Factor not only Phantoon, but [[Botwoon]] and [[Draygon]] as well.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84kt2b0n7Sc DbX] - How to X-Factor Phantoon.

[https://m2k2.taigaforum.com/post/learning_about_phantoons_patterns.html M2K2] - Metroid 2002 thread about Phantoon patterns.

= See also =

* [[Bosses]]

Phantoon

2018-09-26T18:00:22Z

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{{Boss info
|title=Phantoon
|image=Phantoon.png
|location=[[Phantoon's Room]], [[Wrecked Ship]]
|health=2500
}}

= General Information =

Phantoon has 2500 health.

Phantoon is only vulnerable to damage through his eye when it is exposed, where [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Charge Beam|charged shots]], and [[Charge Beam Combos|special beam attacks]] will deal damage.

Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Phantoon instead of their normal 300; however, using a Super Missile on Phantoon that does not finish him off will enrage Phantoon, causing him to spend roughly 18 seconds sending waves of flames down from above before starting another pattern.

Phantoon's flames can be negated by [[Pseudo Screw Attack|pseudo-Screw]] or [[Screw Attack]].

Phantoon will perform one of six patterns to begin the fight, and then will perform one of six different patterns in the second round, as well as remaining rounds thereafter. (12 total patterns)

A "round" consists of the time from which Phantoon appears to begin a pattern, to the point he disappears to start another pattern or perishes.

Both Phantoon and his flames will deal 10 / 20 / 40 damage to [[Gravity Suit]] / [[Varia Suit]] / [[Power Suit]] Samus, respectively.

Multiple flames can strike Samus at once. If you are on top of Phantoon's eye without invulnerability as he opens and produces eight flames, they can all collide with Samus at once, which usually spells death, and is referred to as the "Sunrise Surprise."

= Interactions =

== Figure 8 ==

Phantoon will move in a figure 8 pattern around the room until he opens his eye, dropping flames as he does so. These flames can [[Enemies#Bosses|drop items]]. Phantoon tends to spawn these flames in similar ways each time.

Phantoon can open at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed. A 'fast' opening will have Phantoon open his eye around one second after becoming visible. A 'medium' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'fast' opening, and a 'slow' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'medium' opening.

Phantoon can open at these speeds on either the left side of the room or the right side of the room. Some combinations of speed and side are more common than others. Slower patterns tend to be more common than faster patterns.

== Open ==

When Phantoon opens from a pattern, he will produce eight flames that will spiral outward across the screen.

After Phantoon takes damage during this opening, he will fly around the room in a similar manner, attempting to ram Samus. Samus's positioning will influence his movement.

Phantoon can be damaged at multiple points during an opening. If Phantoon takes 300+ damage during one barrage, he will disappear to start another pattern, so make sure to keep your shots spaced out enough. If Phantoon has taken a total of 400+ damage after the third barrage (example - Missile hit, wait for a second, repeat three times), he will disappear to start another pattern. If Phantoon is struck with a Super Missile at any point during his opening, he will disappear to begin an enrage phase. If Phantoon is not made to disappear from one of these conditions, he will naturally disappear on his own after about six seconds of flying around.

If Phantoon does not take damage in time from an opening, he will disappear and move in an invisible figure 8 pattern. Phantoon can disappear from an opening at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, and will open up again after closing in this manner at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, except instead of sending a spiral of flames out, he will rain flames down in a horizontal line from the ceiling. After the first time he opens in this manner, he will continue to disappear and reopen every couple of seconds while continuing to rain flames until he takes damage.

== Enrage ==

As stated previously, Phantoon will enrage if struck with a Super Missile that does not destroy him. Phantoon cannot be damaged while in this state. He will stay at the top of the screen where he will send waves of flames whipping down from the ceiling that will alternate from left to right.

After eight waves, he will disappear to start another pattern.

With appropriately-timed beam shots, you can destroy many of these flames at once, thus farming them. Alternatively, you can perform a pseudo-Screw throughout this entire phase to avoid all damage.

= Categories =

== Phantoon First ==

=== Any% PRKD ===

The primary method for destroying Phantoon in this category is through the use of the "[http://tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/SuperMetroid.html#Phantoon doppler]" technique. Basically, whenever Phantoon takes damage that would make him disappear (excluding being struck with a Super Missile), he will attempt to close his eye; however, Phantoon needs some time (approximately ten frames) for that to happen, making it possible for him to continue to take damage if this time is interrupted, which it can be if Missiles are fired at the appropriate rate.

The easiest method for performing a doppler on Phantoon is to allow him to fly off-screen, then hold a forward direction while mashing the shot button with Missiles selected until you are right next to Phantoon. Doing so, you should be able to consistently have three to four Missiles connect with Phantoon before he disappears.

A typical round utilizing the doppler in this manner will look something like this:

* Fire an uncharged beam shot towards Phantoon to extinguish the flames he generates upon opening from a pattern
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then wait briefly
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then let him gain some distance
* Fire as many Missiles as you can while walking towards him right as he would re-enter the room

Even doing something as simple as this, you can become consistent at defeating Phantoon in under four rounds. In the last round, you will want to fire a Super Missile at the end of your third barrage. If you managed to doppler efficiently enough in the first two rounds, then you may not need to doppler anything at all in the third round.

It is possible to slay Phantoon in under three rounds if you incorporate stuttering during your doppler to have more Missiles land. Ideally, you will be able to strike Phantoon with ten Missiles total in the first round (2-2-6) and nine Missiles with the Super Missile as a finisher (2-2-5+S) in the second round. It is possible to still two round even with a worse first round, but every additional Missile needed makes it that much more unlikely.

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Another option for this fight is to incorporate charged shots between Missile barrages. Two charge shots will reduce the amount of Missiles normally required by one, potentially making a two round fight easier in that regard.

A concern for this strategy is having enough ammo to defeat Phantoon in these few rounds. Although fast patterns are certainly ideal for speedrunning, multiple fast patterns can cause the player to run into an issue where they are not equipped with enough Missiles from drops to defeat Phantoon accordingly with the doppler technique.

Being familiar with how Phantoon will move off-screen and how Samus can influence his movement is important here. Without proper manipulation of Phantoon, there will be certain patterns where he will fly directly over your attempt at a doppler if you allow him to fly off-screen. For these patterns, having Samus jump up a certain height right as Phantoon swings off-screen can influence him into having a lower positioning when he swings back into the room.

Slower patterns tend to be the hardest to punish due to the time in which Phantoon will lay flames before opening, as well as the position in which Phantoon will open from these patterns. It is recommended to practice those the most, especially since you are likely to receive them the most in runs.

The optimal manner of dealing with the eight flames Phantoon produces when he opens his eye from a pattern is to fire a single beam shot at them, such that the beam shot consumes all of the flames at once, leaving Phantoon's eye directly exposed to Missiles, and leaving a cluster of drops floating in the air. You can alternatively dodge them with pseudo-Screw or possibly by being morphed. In case you miss the opening beam shot, you can try intercepting flames with the beam as well.

Something you may have to get used to is that the hitbox of the uncharged [[Power Beam]] is small enough that it can appear to pass through flames.

Due to the lack of Varia Suit, everything will deal at least 40 damage, making large energy drops much less effective than in Phantoon Second routes since it would require two of them to nullify a flame's damage. It can also put you in an awkward position where, if you end up between 30 and 40 energy, you will be low enough to die to a single flame, but not low enough to force the 'health bomb' effect to occur.

If Phantoon begins to rain flames, you can crouch or morph to lower the chance of Phantoon appearing on top of you, and hold angle buttons appropriately to shoot the flames that would fall on top of you, while also striking Phantoon with a Missile or two when you have the opportunity. For maximum safety, you can strike Phantoon with three Missiles in a row so that he will disappear and start another pattern.

=== 14% ===

Basically, all information for [[Any% PRKD]] also applies here; however, in 14% categories, the chance of executing a two-round on Phantoon is reduced due to always having a cap of 10 Missiles, making well-timed Missile drops more important than in Any% PRKD.

== Phantoon Second ==

=== Any% KPDR (Beginner) ===

With Charge Beam, [[Wave Beam]], and [[Spazer]] equipped, you can slay Phantoon in four rounds.

Strike Phantoon with a charge shot when he opens, then hit him with two more and he should disappear. Repeat this process three more times and he should perish. This can be sped up slightly by the inclusion of a Super Missile in the last round - charge shot when he opens, then Super Missile.

It can help to fight from the corners of the room (probably the left corner) to minimize damage. The flames Phantoon drops will rarely reach the corners of the room before being shot. You can crouch in the bottom left corner when flames are raining down, and aim up to shoot the flame that would land and fall on top of you during this scenario. Phantoon's body should rarely (if ever) touch you when performing this strategy.

To minimize damage taken, fight from the corners, usually the left corner. Flames he drops while moving around rarely touch the corners before you can shoot them. Then crouch in the bottom left corner when he is in the rain state. You should rarely, if ever, get touched by his body doing this. Aim up and shoot to kill the flame that would land and fall on you. Strike Phantoon in the middle or right side of the screen to help prevent him from drifting into you, which should give you time to hit with the three charge shots needed to make him disappear before he would fly into you. Jumping and shooting across the center of the screen to hit him off-screen works in most situations; however, you should listen for Phantoon's cry to confirm that you actually damaged him.

This method should also work with [[Ice Beam]] instead of Wave Beam in this combo; however, it would be much more difficult to execute since the beam would not penetrate the walls. There is also essentially no reason to not have Wave Beam at this point anyway, so this is simply a note for knowledge purposes.

=== Any% KPDR (Intermediate) ===

In the 2018 Any% Tournament, runner MassHesteria demonstrated a good technique for runners who pick up both Spazer, and Early Ice. For each round, fire two missiles, then two missiles, then a Charge Shot. This will kill Phantoon in 4 rounds. This allows the runner to save on pauses compared with the Beginner technique listed above.

It can finish in 3 rounds if you use a Missile and a Super Missile in a mini-doppler pattern on the third round. This technique can save ample time over a three-round doppler if you still need phantoon to fly offscreen in order to hit enough missiles to achieve the 3 round, since the first two rounds don't need to wait for Phantoon to come back on-screen.

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=== Any% KPDR (Optimal) ===

The optimal strategy for defeating Phantoon is to utilize the [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Wave_Shield|X-Factor]] to attempt to defeat Phantoon in only two rounds.

You will want to open every time with a pseudo-Screw (from your charge shot that you are about to use) to avoid the flames from Phantoon's opening, then use the charge shot directly on Phantoon, followed by the X-Factor, performed accordingly based on the speed and position of Phantoon's opening.

Below are guides which will provide strategies for each variation of Phantoon's openings. These different setups will be explained via crude drawings and text summaries.

The drawing of Phantoon is based on where he is going to appear on the screen. The black arrow is where you want to fire the charge shot for the opener. The X is where you are going to be hitting him with the X-Factor. The green line indicates the direction and way you need to move to make the X-Factor connect. For the left slow opening of the second round, the red line indicates how Phantoon is going to move.

'''1st Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/AqMF7.png Left Fast] - Phantoon is going to appear on the bottom left and you want to make sure that you jump through the flames and hit Phantoon on his right side to initiate the setup. From here, he will recoil back, so you need to immediately start charging and run to the right. Once you hit the right wall, you need to jump to the top of the room immediately. So long as you do not turn around and you move as the green arrow indicates, it should connect every single time.

[http://i.imgur.com/JVdIQ.png Left Medium] - This is one of the easier patterns. Simply jump up, shoot him, and then face left in the middle of the room while trying not to move. If for whatever reason Phantoon is moving in an usual manner, you can make adjustments by performing turnarounds to delay the X-Factor, or by walking to the right (if you were too slow). Jumping can sometimes help, but it is not recommended. This is also the most common setup for this method of quick kill.

[http://i.imgur.com/ApvVA.png Left Slow] - Another pattern where you pretty much just shoot and stay in the middle of the room while facing left. Once again, make adjustments if it looks like it is about to fail.

[http://i.imgur.com/0FdAM.png Right Fast] - This pattern is ideal for speed and ease.

[http://i.imgur.com/MdTZN.png Right Medium] - This one is a tad tricky. You can actually hit him from three different places - the middle of the room, the top right corner, and the place displayed in the image. The place displayed in the image is probably the easiest to use, but feel free to test all three to see which of them you prefer.

[http://i.imgur.com/OVn5x.png Right Slow] - Not much needs to be said here.

'''2nd Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/t5bhv.png Left Fast] - Similar to first round's Left Fast, you want to jump in the air, and upon landing, run to the right wall, then jump towards the ceiling.

[http://i.imgur.com/6akbt.png Left Slow] - This is by far the most complex X-Factor to setup, but so long as you move the same every time, it should connect properly. Basically, you just want to spinjump into him and as soon as the shot hits, hold left. '''Do not stop holding left and do not face right'''. After you have landed, you want to immediately jump up to the ceiling so you can manipulate Phantoon into a fixed Y-position. After you have touched the ceiling, you want to start charging up a shot right as you're about to touch the grey door to your left. Upon landing, just jump back up to the ceiling as phantoon approaches and it should hit. This one will probably require a little bit of practice since it's the only one that's timing based instead of being solely position based.

[http://i.imgur.com/oIw2u.png Right Medium] - This is by far the most common second round pattern. For the most part, it is pretty simple. As long as you stand in the middle of the room and adjust your positioning based on Phantoon's movement, it should connect.

[http://i.imgur.com/wK1kR.png Right Slow] - For this pattern, it is very helpful to run to the left wall to make it connect. You can execute from the middle of the room as well, but it is not nearly as consistent.

Below is a simple summary of the above regarding how to respond to patterns. "Track" means to predict Phantoon's movement to allow all X-Factor particles to connect. This vague description is only used when it should be relatively simple to accomplish. "Shoot" means shoot Phantoon's eye - it is implied that you begin charging the X-Factor after shooting.
{|
! Pattern (Round, Position, Speed) || Response
|-
| 1st, Left, Fast || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Left, Medium || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Fast || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Medium || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Left, Fast || jump, then quickly: shoot, turn right, charge, land, move right
|-
| 2nd, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, jump, shoot, charge when in middle of screen, jump
|-
| 2nd, Right, Medium || shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|}

The way you move after striking Phantoon when he opens his eye is much more crucial to be aware of than the speed and fluctuations of his patterns. Moving in a consistent manner and then making tiny adjustments in case of incorrect initiation of an opening is crucial for consistent execution of an X-Factor two-round.

Phantoon's speed is directly correlated to the location of Samus as she delivers the opening shot and the distance she is from him while he moves around the room. Phantoon will recoil more if Samus is nearby and speed up if Samus is far away.

For the most part, the most consistent thing a player can do is move around as little as possible to ensure that Phantoon always performs the same movement during an opening; however, there are some patterns where this is not possible.

Adjustments during the fight can be made in two ways - either moving to the the left or right depending on Phantoon's position, or turning around while charging. Performing turnarounds while charging the beam will delay the X-Factor by a small amount of frames per each time.

Behemoth's method of this fight involves opening up with a charge shot per usual, then firing a Missile right after the first X-Factor particles collide, before Phantoon disappears from the damage, and then firing 3 Missiles and a Super Missile in the second round to finish him off.

An alternative second round method is to open with the charge shot like normal, and follow it up with two Missiles shortly afterward. Let Phantoon fly off screen, then at the appropriate time, fire two Missiles followed immediately by a Super Missile towards Phantoon. This is sometimes slightly slower than a second X-Factor, but conserves a [[Power Bomb]] as well as allows the player to collect the flame drops from the open on the second round. These two bonuses to the missile second round allow a player to potentially skip certain farms on the way to Phantoon if they so choose which saves even more time and is generally why the missile second round is regarded as the most optimal way to do the fight by players at the highest level.

If you were only able to damage Phantoon with one particle of the second X-Factor, then on the third round, you should be able to defeat Phantoon with two charge shots and a Super Missile.

If an X-Factor particle hits a flame (usually referred to as being "flame lamed"), you won't output enough damage to defeat Phantoon in two rounds without adapting. One way to adapt is to shoot an extra charge shot shot before the X-Factor in the second round, which entails another set of setups.

'''Video Of Every Pattern, by Nutella'''

[https://www.twitch.tv/nutella4eva/v/97258557 Every Phantoon Pattern]

== Phantoon Third ==

=== Reverse Boss Order ===

Assuming you obtained [[Plasma Beam]] and thus have charged Ice/Wave/Plasma at your disposal, Phantoon will only require seven Missiles and two charge shots to defeat. You can strike Phantoon with three Missiles and a charge shot in the first round followed by four Missiles and a charge shot in the second round, or visa versa.

== Phantoon Fourth ==

=== GT Classic ===

Having the items from [[Golden Torizo Code|GT Code]] allows for the [[X-Plasma]] exploit to be performed by activating X-Ray Scope multiple times as a charged Ice/Wave/Plasma shot passes through Phantoon during an opening.

Since charged Ice/Wave/Plasma deals 900 damage, you can slay Phantoon in this manner with only one charge shot with proper X-Ray Scope activations.

Phantoon needs to be struck by a source other than the charge shot ''before'' attempting this exploit, otherwise he will simply disappear once struck without allowing the exploit to occur. Try using Missiles when he opens (a well-timed Missile can consume all of the flames when they spawn, and a second will strike Phantoon) so he will start to fly around, then perform the exploit. Be careful not to accidentally strike him with more than two Missiles in this manner, otherwise he will disappear.

= Tutorials =

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1jy3dejsgQ DbX] - Explains methods for how to X-Factor not only Phantoon, but [[Botwoon]] and [[Draygon]] as well.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84kt2b0n7Sc DbX] - How to X-Factor Phantoon.

[https://m2k2.taigaforum.com/post/learning_about_phantoons_patterns.html M2K2] - Metroid 2002 thread about Phantoon patterns.

= See also =

* [[Bosses]]

Phantoon

2018-09-26T17:55:27Z

ARealCutie: /* Any% KPDR (Intermediate) */

{{Boss info
|title=Phantoon
|image=Phantoon.png
|location=[[Phantoon's Room]], [[Wrecked Ship]]
|health=2500
}}

= General Information =

Phantoon has 2500 health.

Phantoon is only vulnerable to damage through his eye when it is exposed, where [[Missile|Missiles]], [[Super Missile|Super Missiles]], [[Charge Beam|charged shots]], and [[Charge Beam Combos|special beam attacks]] will deal damage.

Super Missiles will deal 600 damage to Phantoon instead of their normal 300; however, using a Super Missile on Phantoon that does not finish him off will enrage Phantoon, causing him to spend roughly 18 seconds sending waves of flames down from above before starting another pattern.

Phantoon's flames can be negated by [[Pseudo Screw Attack|pseudo-Screw]] or [[Screw Attack]].

Phantoon will perform one of six patterns to begin the fight, and then will perform one of six different patterns in the second round, as well as remaining rounds thereafter. (12 total patterns)

A "round" consists of the time from which Phantoon appears to begin a pattern, to the point he disappears to start another pattern or perishes.

Both Phantoon and his flames will deal 10 / 20 / 40 damage to [[Gravity Suit]] / [[Varia Suit]] / [[Power Suit]] Samus, respectively.

Multiple flames can strike Samus at once. If you are on top of Phantoon's eye without invulnerability as he opens and produces eight flames, they can all collide with Samus at once, which usually spells death, and is referred to as the "Sunrise Surprise."

= Interactions =

== Figure 8 ==

Phantoon will move in a figure 8 pattern around the room until he opens his eye, dropping flames as he does so. These flames can [[Enemies#Bosses|drop items]]. Phantoon tends to spawn these flames in similar ways each time.

Phantoon can open at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed. A 'fast' opening will have Phantoon open his eye around one second after becoming visible. A 'medium' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'fast' opening, and a 'slow' opening will take about five seconds longer than a 'medium' opening.

Phantoon can open at these speeds on either the left side of the room or the right side of the room. Some combinations of speed and side are more common than others. Slower patterns tend to be more common than faster patterns.

== Open ==

When Phantoon opens from a pattern, he will produce eight flames that will spiral outward across the screen.

After Phantoon takes damage during this opening, he will fly around the room in a similar manner, attempting to ram Samus. Samus's positioning will influence his movement.

Phantoon can be damaged at multiple points during an opening. If Phantoon takes 300+ damage during one barrage, he will disappear to start another pattern, so make sure to keep your shots spaced out enough. If Phantoon has taken a total of 400+ damage after the third barrage (example - Missile hit, wait for a second, repeat three times), he will disappear to start another pattern. If Phantoon is struck with a Super Missile at any point during his opening, he will disappear to begin an enrage phase. If Phantoon is not made to disappear from one of these conditions, he will naturally disappear on his own after about six seconds of flying around.

If Phantoon does not take damage in time from an opening, he will disappear and move in an invisible figure 8 pattern. Phantoon can disappear from an opening at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, and will open up again after closing in this manner at either a 'fast', 'medium', or 'slow' speed, except instead of sending a spiral of flames out, he will rain flames down in a horizontal line from the ceiling. After the first time he opens in this manner, he will continue to disappear and reopen every couple of seconds while continuing to rain flames until he takes damage.

== Enrage ==

As stated previously, Phantoon will enrage if struck with a Super Missile that does not destroy him. Phantoon cannot be damaged while in this state. He will stay at the top of the screen where he will send waves of flames whipping down from the ceiling that will alternate from left to right.

After eight waves, he will disappear to start another pattern.

With appropriately-timed beam shots, you can destroy many of these flames at once, thus farming them. Alternatively, you can perform a pseudo-Screw throughout this entire phase to avoid all damage.

= Categories =

== Phantoon First ==

=== Any% PRKD ===

The primary method for destroying Phantoon in this category is through the use of the "[http://tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/SuperMetroid.html#Phantoon doppler]" technique. Basically, whenever Phantoon takes damage that would make him disappear (excluding being struck with a Super Missile), he will attempt to close his eye; however, Phantoon needs some time (approximately ten frames) for that to happen, making it possible for him to continue to take damage if this time is interrupted, which it can be if Missiles are fired at the appropriate rate.

The easiest method for performing a doppler on Phantoon is to allow him to fly off-screen, then hold a forward direction while mashing the shot button with Missiles selected until you are right next to Phantoon. Doing so, you should be able to consistently have three to four Missiles connect with Phantoon before he disappears.

A typical round utilizing the doppler in this manner will look something like this:

* Fire an uncharged beam shot towards Phantoon to extinguish the flames he generates upon opening from a pattern
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then wait briefly
* Fire two Missiles at Phantoon, then let him gain some distance
* Fire as many Missiles as you can while walking towards him right as he would re-enter the room

Even doing something as simple as this, you can become consistent at defeating Phantoon in under four rounds. In the last round, you will want to fire a Super Missile at the end of your third barrage. If you managed to doppler efficiently enough in the first two rounds, then you may not need to doppler anything at all in the third round.

It is possible to slay Phantoon in under three rounds if you incorporate stuttering during your doppler to have more Missiles land. Ideally, you will be able to strike Phantoon with ten Missiles total in the first round (2-2-6) and nine Missiles with the Super Missile as a finisher (2-2-5+S) in the second round. It is possible to still two round even with a worse first round, but every additional Missile needed makes it that much more unlikely.

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Another option for this fight is to incorporate charged shots between Missile barrages. Two charge shots will reduce the amount of Missiles normally required by one, potentially making a two round fight easier in that regard.

A concern for this strategy is having enough ammo to defeat Phantoon in these few rounds. Although fast patterns are certainly ideal for speedrunning, multiple fast patterns can cause the player to run into an issue where they are not equipped with enough Missiles from drops to defeat Phantoon accordingly with the doppler technique.

Being familiar with how Phantoon will move off-screen and how Samus can influence his movement is important here. Without proper manipulation of Phantoon, there will be certain patterns where he will fly directly over your attempt at a doppler if you allow him to fly off-screen. For these patterns, having Samus jump up a certain height right as Phantoon swings off-screen can influence him into having a lower positioning when he swings back into the room.

Slower patterns tend to be the hardest to punish due to the time in which Phantoon will lay flames before opening, as well as the position in which Phantoon will open from these patterns. It is recommended to practice those the most, especially since you are likely to receive them the most in runs.

The optimal manner of dealing with the eight flames Phantoon produces when he opens his eye from a pattern is to fire a single beam shot at them, such that the beam shot consumes all of the flames at once, leaving Phantoon's eye directly exposed to Missiles, and leaving a cluster of drops floating in the air. You can alternatively dodge them with pseudo-Screw or possibly by being morphed. In case you miss the opening beam shot, you can try intercepting flames with the beam as well.

Something you may have to get used to is that the hitbox of the uncharged [[Power Beam]] is small enough that it can appear to pass through flames.

Due to the lack of Varia Suit, everything will deal at least 40 damage, making large energy drops much less effective than in Phantoon Second routes since it would require two of them to nullify a flame's damage. It can also put you in an awkward position where, if you end up between 30 and 40 energy, you will be low enough to die to a single flame, but not low enough to force the 'health bomb' effect to occur.

If Phantoon begins to rain flames, you can crouch or morph to lower the chance of Phantoon appearing on top of you, and hold angle buttons appropriately to shoot the flames that would fall on top of you, while also striking Phantoon with a Missile or two when you have the opportunity. For maximum safety, you can strike Phantoon with three Missiles in a row so that he will disappear and start another pattern.

=== 14% ===

Basically, all information for [[Any% PRKD]] also applies here; however, in 14% categories, the chance of executing a two-round on Phantoon is reduced due to always having a cap of 10 Missiles, making well-timed Missile drops more important than in Any% PRKD.

== Phantoon Second ==

=== Any% KPDR (Beginner) ===

With Charge Beam, [[Wave Beam]], and [[Spazer]] equipped, you can slay Phantoon in four rounds.

Strike Phantoon with a charge shot when he opens, then hit him with two more and he should disappear. Repeat this process three more times and he should perish. This can be sped up slightly by the inclusion of a Super Missile in the last round - charge shot when he opens, then Super Missile.

It can help to fight from the corners of the room (probably the left corner) to minimize damage. The flames Phantoon drops will rarely reach the corners of the room before being shot. You can crouch in the bottom left corner when flames are raining down, and aim up to shoot the flame that would land and fall on top of you during this scenario. Phantoon's body should rarely (if ever) touch you when performing this strategy.

To minimize damage taken, fight from the corners, usually the left corner. Flames he drops while moving around rarely touch the corners before you can shoot them. Then crouch in the bottom left corner when he is in the rain state. You should rarely, if ever, get touched by his body doing this. Aim up and shoot to kill the flame that would land and fall on you. Strike Phantoon in the middle or right side of the screen to help prevent him from drifting into you, which should give you time to hit with the three charge shots needed to make him disappear before he would fly into you. Jumping and shooting across the center of the screen to hit him off-screen works in most situations; however, you should listen for Phantoon's cry to confirm that you actually damaged him.

This method should also work with [[Ice Beam]] instead of Wave Beam in this combo; however, it would be much more difficult to execute since the beam would not penetrate the walls. There is also essentially no reason to not have Wave Beam at this point anyway, so this is simply a note for knowledge purposes.

=== Any% KPDR (Intermediate) ===

In the 2018 Any% Tournament, runner MassHesteria demonstrated a good technique for runners who pick up both Spazer, and Early Ice. For each round, fire two missiles, then two missiles, then a Charge Shot. This will kill Phantoon in 4 rounds. This allows the runner to save on pauses compared with the Beginner technique listed above.

It can finish in 3 rounds if you use a Missile and a Super Missile in a mini-doppler pattern on the third round. This technique can save ample time over a three-round doppler if you still need phantoon to fly offscreen in order to hit enough missiles to achieve the 3 round, since the first two rounds don't need to wait for Phantoon to come back on-screen.

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=== Any% KPDR (Optimal) ===

The optimal strategy for defeating Phantoon is to utilize the [[Charge_Beam_Combos#Wave_Shield|X-Factor]] to attempt to defeat Phantoon in only two rounds.

You will want to open every time with a pseudo-Screw (from your charge shot that you are about to use) to avoid the flames from Phantoon's opening, then use the charge shot directly on Phantoon, followed by the X-Factor, performed accordingly based on the speed and position of Phantoon's opening.

Below are guides which will provide strategies for each variation of Phantoon's openings. These different setups will be explained via crude drawings and text summaries.

The drawing of Phantoon is based on where he is going to appear on the screen. The black arrow is where you want to fire the charge shot for the opener. The X is where you are going to be hitting him with the X-Factor. The green line indicates the direction and way you need to move to make the X-Factor connect. For the left slow opening of the second round, the red line indicates how Phantoon is going to move.

'''1st Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/AqMF7.png Left Fast] - Phantoon is going to appear on the bottom left and you want to make sure that you jump through the flames and hit Phantoon on his right side to initiate the setup. From here, he will recoil back, so you need to immediately start charging and run to the right. Once you hit the right wall, you need to jump to the top of the room immediately. So long as you do not turn around and you move as the green arrow indicates, it should connect every single time.

[http://i.imgur.com/JVdIQ.png Left Medium] - This is one of the easier patterns. Simply jump up, shoot him, and then face left in the middle of the room while trying not to move. If for whatever reason Phantoon is moving in an usual manner, you can make adjustments by performing turnarounds to delay the X-Factor, or by walking to the right (if you were too slow). Jumping can sometimes help, but it is not recommended. This is also the most common setup for this method of quick kill.

[http://i.imgur.com/ApvVA.png Left Slow] - Another pattern where you pretty much just shoot and stay in the middle of the room while facing left. Once again, make adjustments if it looks like it is about to fail.

[http://i.imgur.com/0FdAM.png Right Fast] - This pattern is ideal for speed and ease.

[http://i.imgur.com/MdTZN.png Right Medium] - This one is a tad tricky. You can actually hit him from three different places - the middle of the room, the top right corner, and the place displayed in the image. The place displayed in the image is probably the easiest to use, but feel free to test all three to see which of them you prefer.

[http://i.imgur.com/OVn5x.png Right Slow] - Not much needs to be said here.

'''2nd Round'''

[http://i.imgur.com/t5bhv.png Left Fast] - Similar to first round's Left Fast, you want to jump in the air, and upon landing, run to the right wall, then jump towards the ceiling.

[http://i.imgur.com/6akbt.png Left Slow] - This is by far the most complex X-Factor to setup, but so long as you move the same every time, it should connect properly. Basically, you just want to spinjump into him and as soon as the shot hits, hold left. '''Do not stop holding left and do not face right'''. After you have landed, you want to immediately jump up to the ceiling so you can manipulate Phantoon into a fixed Y-position. After you have touched the ceiling, you want to start charging up a shot right as you're about to touch the grey door to your left. Upon landing, just jump back up to the ceiling as phantoon approaches and it should hit. This one will probably require a little bit of practice since it's the only one that's timing based instead of being solely position based.

[http://i.imgur.com/oIw2u.png Right Medium] - This is by far the most common second round pattern. For the most part, it is pretty simple. As long as you stand in the middle of the room and adjust your positioning based on Phantoon's movement, it should connect.

[http://i.imgur.com/wK1kR.png Right Slow] - For this pattern, it is very helpful to run to the left wall to make it connect. You can execute from the middle of the room as well, but it is not nearly as consistent.

Below is a simple summary of the above regarding how to respond to patterns. "Track" means to predict Phantoon's movement to allow all X-Factor particles to connect. This vague description is only used when it should be relatively simple to accomplish. "Shoot" means shoot Phantoon's eye - it is implied that you begin charging the X-Factor after shooting.
{|
! Pattern (Round, Position, Speed) || Response
|-
| 1st, Left, Fast || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Left, Medium || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Fast || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 1st, Right, Medium || shoot, hop, walk right
|-
| 1st, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Left, Fast || jump, then quickly: shoot, turn right, charge, land, move right
|-
| 2nd, Left, Slow || jump, shoot, jump, shoot, charge when in middle of screen, jump
|-
| 2nd, Right, Medium || shoot, track
|-
| 2nd, Right, Slow || jump, shoot, track
|}

The way you move after striking Phantoon when he opens his eye is much more crucial to be aware of than the speed and fluctuations of his patterns. Moving in a consistent manner and then making tiny adjustments in case of incorrect initiation of an opening is crucial for consistent execution of an X-Factor two-round.

Phantoon's speed is directly correlated to the location of Samus as she delivers the opening shot and the distance she is from him while he moves around the room. Phantoon will recoil more if Samus is nearby and speed up if Samus is far away.

For the most part, the most consistent thing a player can do is move around as little as possible to ensure that Phantoon always performs the same movement during an opening; however, there are some patterns where this is not possible.

Adjustments during the fight can be made in two ways - either moving to the the left or right depending on Phantoon's position, or turning around while charging. Performing turnarounds while charging the beam will delay the X-Factor by a small amount of frames per each time.

Behemoth's method of this fight involves opening up with a charge shot per usual, then firing a Missile right after the first X-Factor particles collide, before Phantoon disappears from the damage, and then firing 3 Missiles and a Super Missile in the second round to finish him off.

An alternative second round method is to open with the charge shot like normal, and follow it up with two Missiles shortly afterward. Let Phantoon fly off screen, then at the appropriate time, fire two Missiles followed immediately by a Super Missile towards Phantoon. This is sometimes slightly slower than a second X-Factor, but conserves a [[Power Bomb]].

If you were only able to damage Phantoon with one particle of the second X-Factor, then on the third round, you should be able to defeat Phantoon with two charge shots and a Super Missile.

If an X-Factor particle hits a flame (usually referred to as being "flame lamed"), you won't output enough damage to defeat Phantoon in two rounds without adapting. One way to adapt is to shoot an extra charge shot shot before the X-Factor in the second round, which entails another set of setups.

'''Video Of Every Pattern, by Nutella'''

[https://www.twitch.tv/nutella4eva/v/97258557 Every Phantoon Pattern]

== Phantoon Third ==

=== Reverse Boss Order ===

Assuming you obtained [[Plasma Beam]] and thus have charged Ice/Wave/Plasma at your disposal, Phantoon will only require seven Missiles and two charge shots to defeat. You can strike Phantoon with three Missiles and a charge shot in the first round followed by four Missiles and a charge shot in the second round, or visa versa.

== Phantoon Fourth ==

=== GT Classic ===

Having the items from [[Golden Torizo Code|GT Code]] allows for the [[X-Plasma]] exploit to be performed by activating X-Ray Scope multiple times as a charged Ice/Wave/Plasma shot passes through Phantoon during an opening.

Since charged Ice/Wave/Plasma deals 900 damage, you can slay Phantoon in this manner with only one charge shot with proper X-Ray Scope activations.

Phantoon needs to be struck by a source other than the charge shot ''before'' attempting this exploit, otherwise he will simply disappear once struck without allowing the exploit to occur. Try using Missiles when he opens (a well-timed Missile can consume all of the flames when they spawn, and a second will strike Phantoon) so he will start to fly around, then perform the exploit. Be careful not to accidentally strike him with more than two Missiles in this manner, otherwise he will disappear.

= Tutorials =

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1jy3dejsgQ DbX] - Explains methods for how to X-Factor not only Phantoon, but [[Botwoon]] and [[Draygon]] as well.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84kt2b0n7Sc DbX] - How to X-Factor Phantoon.

[https://m2k2.taigaforum.com/post/learning_about_phantoons_patterns.html M2K2] - Metroid 2002 thread about Phantoon patterns.

= See also =

* [[Bosses]]