Eggman Nega (Sonic Sol)

Eggman Nega is a world-dominating mad scientist, and the alternate counterpart to Doctor Eggman from Blaze the Cat's dimension. He makes a prominent appearance in the Sonic Sol Trilogy, as the main antagonist in both Sonic Sol: Rise of the Tiger King and Sonic Sol III: Traveler's Tales.
=Appearance=
Eggman Nega, as a counterpart to Doctor Eggman, holds many physical resemblances to him: he has a prominent gray mustache, a rounded body, and a bald head. His attire mainly consists of a black and yellow overcoat with a red body suit underneath. His shoes vaguely resemble Blaze's shoes, but with black and yellow stripes along them. Although he wears shades over his eyes, he also has a pair of goggles on his forehead, though these could just be for show.
In Sonic Sol III: Traveler's Tales, his attire vaguely changes, with a Eggman Empire emblem on his chest to signify his rule.
=History=
==GAMES==
===Sonic Sol: Rise of the Tiger King===
While it is unclear as to the exact details, Eggman Nega at one point convinced Fang to join his side in taking over Blaze's country. In exchange for control over the country, and his share of the Sol Emeralds, Eggman Nega supplied Fang with many of his robots to serve under him. With the Sol Emeralds, he tests their multi-dimensional capabilities by using them on Marine the Raccoon and her family, sending her parents into Sonic the Hedgehog's dimension. 
He and his robots appear in the same dimension, taking the parents hostage unless they hand over their daughter. He doesn't discover until after confronting her parents though that Marine hadn't gone with them, still back in Blaze's dimension much to his annoyance, as he wanted Marine's special power for himself as well to study and control. Learning this, he attacks them and Sonic's friends, only to fail. He returns to Blaze's dimension, just to find that Fang the Tiger King has also failed in his mission. Angry and wanting revenge, he uses the Sol Emeralds to transform Fang into a mech. In the end though, he is defeated and sent to prison by Blaze.
====Boss Fight Description====
In the first game, Eggman Nega is only fought one time near the end of Amy Rose's subplot, as the "final boss" of the subplot. His battle consists of two main phases: one with Volt, and one with Amy, but he overall attacks the same in both phases.
*The boss fight itself vaguely resembles the first Eggman Boss Fight from Sonic Adventure: him mostly attacking Volt the Hedgehog and Amy Rose from a large flying mech. His main attacks throughout the fight include punching with his metallic hands, and using a drill attack to attempt to crush the player underneath it. Occasionally he will also sent out robots to fight, complicating the fight. The only time the player can properly attack him is when he prepares to use both hands to slam onto the arena. If bold enough though, the player can also damage him with Amy's hammer while he's attempting to punch, but the window to attack is much smaller.
===Sonic Sol II: Starlight's Mask===
He doesn't physically appear in the game (possibly due to his imprisonment) but he is available to be unlocked as a multiplayer character. The player will need to defeat the gain an A rank through every single boss fight in order to unlock him.
===Sonic Sol III: Traveler's Tales===
In the far future, Eggman Nega has managed to take over both dimensions, with aid of the Mechanical Angel, which prompts Silver the Hedgehog to travel back in time to stop him in the past. It's revealed later on in the game he managed to do this thanks to the Mechanical Angel taking him out of Blaze's prison, and into the future so he can learn, and eventually re-create it. Upon "creating" it, Eggman Nega runs a field test with it to see if he can alter history to his favor, by altering the timeline so Doctor Eggman was already locked in prison, which becomes successful. Learning this, he sends the Mechanical Angel into the far past in order to destroy Sonic and his family for good, knowing his fate will end thanks to the Hedgehog if he left it alone. As a backup measure, he also sends Mecha Sonic into Sonic's present to destroy any signs of him or his friends.
He doesn't physically appear until near the end of the third act, in which he traps all of Sonic's friends within a false castle prison. On this, he gloats about his control over both dimensions, claiming he's already won as they could plainly notice. As a last ditch effort, he sends out his Mecha-Kaibutsu to destroy them all. However, his fate only becomes sealed as the Mech is destroyed, and Eggman Nega is defeated by Sonic once again. 
As the Mechanical Angel was stopped by Shadow the Hedgehog this time, it is presumed he remained trapped in the current timeline's jail in Blaze's dimension.
=Personality=
Eggman Nega is notoriously evil, crafty, and malicious, arguably more so than his counterpart from Sonic's dimension, as he's more than willing to put others' lives in danger, or even killing others just to gain his conquest for world domination - the Mechanical Angel believing he'll destroy them from existence if they didn't listen to him. He holds little to no sympathy towards anyone else and is not above double-crossing his own allies, only sparring those that he sees worth his time and could actually offer him what he wants. This same anger also gives him a notorious grudge to those who humiliate him, going to lengths beyond any sane person just to get his revenge on them. This is most prominently shown in the third game with his efforts to kill Sonic.
Despite his behavior mostly similar to Doctor Eggman (albeit more extreme), he's also known to be calculative, and doesn't forget to plan ahead if the situation calls for it, as revealed in the far future as he tries killing Sonic as he knows he'll end him if he doesn't try to.
=Relationships=
==Blaze the Cat==
He is Blaze's sworn enemy, same as Doctor Eggman is to Sonic. He's constantly at odds with her thanks to both her Sol Empire's rule over her dimension, and her guardian over the Sol Emeralds. This only becomes worse after he is sent to prison by her.
==Sonic the Hedgehog==
While at first he considered Sonic as just another enemy against him, his hatred towards Sonic has grown greatly since his imprisonment. Upon his release in the third game, he vows to completely destroy Sonic by sending his Mechanical Angel into the far past, to guarantee he will never get the chance to take him down.
==Fang the Tiger King==
Due to similar goals, Eggman Nega got Fang the Tiger King to ally with him during the first game, even offering his robots to serve under Fang. However, his personal feelings towards Fang are very little, as shown when he (without hesitation) transforms Fang into a Mech with the Sol Emeralds just to defeat Sonic and friends.
==Doctor Eggman==
Despite him being his dimensional counterpart, Eggman Nega holds little regards to Doctor Eggman, even sending his counterpart to jail by GUN with involvement of the Mechanical Angel, just to see if he can change history. He even calls this "another successful experiment", further showing his lack of care towards Doctor Eggman. 
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