The guy I originally quoted said as much, not you. 

My impression is that the "other m" somehow refers to that signature little Metroid hatchling Samus found on SR388. Obviously, it's an integral part of the game's plot.

How is saying that making Samus into something imperfect mean jealousy? I don't think you actually paid attention to her points.

Bayonetta is great game but lets review it for a moment. Bayonetta's clothing is composed of her hair. The more powerful her attacks the more hair is required and the more nude she becomes. Even her walking animation is sexualized.

Well was the commen t Abbie made from the whole game, or just looking at the character design beforehand.

Plus while there is showing some skin, there is still a difference between that and forcing a heroic character to act like something less than that.

When she see she's him she shakes her head in dibelief and says " It can't be!" She thought he was dead and whens she saw him she panicked, she didn't expect him there at all. You can also look at it as her freaking out because no matter how many times she defeats him, he still comes back. Hell she blew up the freakin planet he was on and he still survived. After so many times of fighting him I'd be like " WHAT! YOUR STILL FUCKIN ALIVE!?"

If he came back multiple times, she would know better than to be shocked he came back again.

And, no, suddenly going into crippling fear is not a natural reaction when you've faced it before, and also thought you conquered it those times before.

This kind of thing doesn't happen unless there is some reason given for her resolve since then (also stated in the manga, which is supposed to be a jstification for her behavior) has broken down, and no such reason is given.

If that had been a flashback to the first time she fought Ridely, even before the first game, it would have made sense. It does not make sense now.

She would literally have to have some kind of mental disorder to freak out when she hadn't in the few times before. And there is also nothing in the game to indicate that.

This whole Other M controversy is classic example of Nintendo being damned if they do and damned if they don't. "Hardcore" gamers complained about Nintendo games not being story based and their lead characters lacking voice acting, so a Nintendo game is release with those features and everyone is happy right? Nope, just more bitching.

Well considering that minset is just demanding that Nintendo copy the other developers, I really have to side against that notion.

But here's it's more how bad the story is than there being a story.

Samus somehow wanting to prove she can follow orders makes about as much sense as Bella Swan causing such massive waves among the vampires and werewolves.

Is there even a flashback explaining why she suddenly wanted to show she could follow orders, or are we told she just wants to do that?

At this point, call me an intellectual coward, or whatever the article on here called people who said, "but it is just a game!" but I have SERIOUS issues where a gane would get dragged to a 2/5 level because of voice action or how a character is fleshed out.  A GAME needs to be evaluated based on game things first, like: gameplay, controls, graphics, sound, etc.... 

MAYBE you knock a point off for story and character development, but I say that is all.

Yes, actually. They show that she used to act rebellious against him (presumably in her teenage years), just because she knew she could get away with it.

On the other point, she did make a point to mention that the destruction of Zebes also meant the demise of Ridley