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Lívia Andrade

**Lívia Regina Sórgia de Andrade** (nacida el 20 de junio de 1983) es una modelo, bailarina, actriz, empresaria y presentadora de radio y televisión brasileña.

Obtuvo prominencia por su participación en el *Programa Silvio Santos* de 2008 a 2020.  Como actriz, interpretó varios papeles en el programa de sketches de comedia *A Praça é Nossa*, protagonizó el especial de televisión *30 Anos de Chaves* y telenovelas *Corações Feridos* y *Carrossel*.

## Vida temprana

Andrade nació y se crió en Casa Verde , São Paulo , Brasil . Su padre era un administrador de empresas que murió cuando ella era una niña y su madre es banquera.  Tiene un hermano.

Andrade es licenciado en Radio y TV.

## Carrera

### **Inicio de carrera**

Andrade comenzó su carrera a los 9 o 10 años como modelo de pasarela y publicidad.  En 1997, hizo su debut televisivo en el programa de juegos SBT *Fantasia* como bailarina de Fantasia Girl.  En 1998, se unió al grupo de bailarines "Mallandrinhas" en el espectáculo de comedia *Festa do Mallandro* , conducido por Sérgio Mallandro .  Con el grupo también apareció en varios segmentos, como sketches y bromas, y cantó para dos álbumes de funk carioca .

Cuando Andrade tenía 18 años, posó desnuda para la edición de septiembre de 2001 de Playboy .  Por esta época viajó a Israel para modelar.  En 2003, posó desnuda para la edición de agosto de Sexy.

Andrade era dueño de una tienda de ropa.  En 2008, Andrade fundó Santa Sereia, una tienda de artículos religiosos.
Captain Slag

* Slag on a Stick
* Captain Slag (Captain Whisker's Body)
* New Body Captain Slag

**Captain Romulus Slag**, or simply known as **Slag**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*. Though Rusty Pete is the captain of the Space Pirates, Slag is the true mastermind behind them.

## Appearance

Formerly possessing a large body, Slag is now just a head on a stick carried by Pete. He has a large jaw, a metal moustache, a pirate hat and a pair of yellow eyes.

## Personality

During *Season Two*, Slag claimed to be on amicable terms with Ratchet and Clank, but was planning to double-cross them the moment the opportunity presented itself. This was shown on full display when he seizes control of Captain Whisker's body and ordering their now combined forces to attack, swearing revenge on Ratchet. Despite this, he grovelled for forgiveness the moment he lost his newfound body. Despite this, he was willing to work alongside his adversary against a common enemy after his body was restored.

## Powers and Abilities

Despite being a mere head on a stick, Slag appears to be very hardy, as Rusty Pete uses him as a bludgeoning weapon.

## Transformations

### Captain Whisker's Body

Though not a transformation, Slag took control of Whisker's body after Pete decapitated him. In this appearance, the form is just generally Slag's head with Whisker's body, only granting him the physical abilities Whisker once had. Regaining his own captaincy from Pete, Slag also gained control of Whisker's crew, including Johnny, Mini & Mum, Buckle and Swash. To twist the knife, Slag carried around Whisker's disembodied head on the stick he was previously attached to.

### New Body

After allying with Bowser's forces, Captain Slag is given a new body in order to help Team Sonic combat Dynamo's Mechaniloid army. His new body is conveniently similar to his original one, something pointed out by Rusty Pete and Ratchet.
Ardolis

**Ardolis** is a planet located in the Polaris Galaxy. It first appears in *Season One*.

## History

### *Season One*

Sonic and Tails briefly passed through the pirate base on Ardolis during the start of the Dimensional Cataclysm. They were almost assailed by pirates led by Rusty Pete and Slag, but were pulled through another portal.
Delphinus

**Delphinus**, also known as **Delphi**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. She was created exclusively for the series. She is the leader of the Valkyrie insurgents.

## Appearance

While Cassiopeia and her accomplices were notably large in size and girth, Delphi is notably shorter and slimmer. She has notable pigtails.

## Biography

### History

Delphi was amongst the Valkyries defending the Valkyrie Citadel on Vapedia when Ratchet and Azimuth stormed the base looking for Clank. She later discovered that Ratchet had killed her sister and leader, Cassiopeia, and swore revenge.

## Trivia

* Delphi's overall appearance and weapon of choice were inspired by *Malice* from the video game of the same name.
* Much like her sister and the other Valkyrie leaders, Delphi was named after a constellation.
Cradle

The **Cradle** is a machine unwillingly built by Master Mikhail. Its purpose is to create new lifeforms using human DNA and Reploid data. It first appears in *Season Three*. It is a key component of Project Elysium.

## Description

The Cradle serves as part of Master Thomas' **Humanity Reinitialization Program**, which serves to replace the Humanoids and Reploids of Earth, 25XX, with a new hybrid race.

## Trivia

* The Cradle's name stems from the speculated name of the cancelled game *Mega Man ZXC*.
* The Humanity Initialization Program serves as a precursor to the Carbon Reinitialization Program from *Mega Man Legends 2*, which served to recreate humanity with its own genetic coding following their extinction, at the cost of the Carbons living on Terra, the future incarnation of Earth.
Devil Bomber

**Devil Bomber** is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Devil Bomber has a superiority complex and a big ego. His hot tempered attitude is often seen as a burden by his allies, and is often quick to suggest taking over Bagura's, and later Bowser's, forces, claiming he is fit to lead, resulting in hostility from his similarly-ranked comrades. When working with the other members of the Emerald Hunters, he is at odds with Bass, usually attempting to usurp the position of the group's leader. Despite his inherently traitorous resolve, he will still follow his orders, especially if it means inconveniencing Bomberman and his friends in any way.
Daisy

**Princess Daisy** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Daisy is a tomboy with an extroverted personality and a spunky, energetic, cheerful, confident and tough demeanor, unbecoming of her role as a princess. She speaks using slang with a twang in her voice. She is also sassy, often regarded for her wittiness and attitude. Unlike her best friend, Peach, Daisy is not as proper or poised as she would based on her appearance and royalty status, such as standing on her hips, exhibiting hotheadedness, showboating and showing off. Her choice of colors possibly reflects her personality, with the color orange being her favorite. She also enjoys tending to Chai Castle's rose garden, and enjoys shopping and dining at restaurants, but passes up such enjoyments to go off and train instead.

Daisy can use her charms and tough temper to get what she wants, but can also be clumsy.
Cappy

**Cappy** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Personality

Cappy is a helpful, friendly, selfless, confident and heroic Bonneter who is always there for those he cares about. Though, he can be a little timid and easily startled. But he is very bold and never backs down from a fight. He is also talkative, frequently giving people like Mario advice.
Dark Necrobat

**Dark Necrobat** is a supporting antagonist of *Season Two*.

## Biography

### History

Dark Necrobat was a Maverick created by Sigma that escaped from his control. He was later caught up in the Eurasia Crisis, where he, X and Zero battled for parts. He did not survive the battle.

### *Season Two*

Dark Necrobat was amongst the Mavericks whose data was collected. He was later resurrected by Gate.
Coco

**Coco** is a key protagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Coco is responsible, smart, kind-hearted, easygoing, good-natured and high-spirited, but can also be something of an annoying younger sibling often using Crash, her brother, to run certain errands. Her work ethics can best seen as domineering, Coco often acts as a lucid foil for Crash, often taking the role of straight man whenever Aku Aku isn't around. She is not without her ditzy moments, however, and can often be just as irresponsible as Crash. Her temper is what Coco controls better than her brother, which can make Coco easily frustrated, if not tantrum prone entirely, often sulking or venting in anger when she fails to complete her goals. She can also be impulsive, though she can also be adventurous, outgoing, mischievous and dynamic

Coco is also great with technology, and often takes her Coco Pad, her handheld pad, anywhere she goes, though she isn't concerned with it getting damaged. She also has a liking for video games, and is something of a hacktivist. She is shown to be impressed with the mechanical skills belonging to Tails, and they both often geek out over their similarities. She is enthusiastic in working with Clank, but will stumble before his superior technological lingo much like Ratchet does.
A Red Letter Day

***A Red Letter Day*** is the fortieth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is named after the chapter of the same name from *Half-Life 2*.
	+ A "red letter day" also infers to any day of special significance. In this case, the event in particular is the attack on the Red Tower.
	+ The title also invokes the color of the Red Tower.
Anti-Sonic

The **Anti-Sonic** is a negative copy of Sonic, serving the Marauders. He is a secondary antagonist of the *Special*.

## Appearance

Anti-Sonic is identical to Sonic, but is a notable palette inversion of his counterpart, being yellow instead of blue, red eyes instead of green, blue shoes instead of red, and black gloves instead of white. The only colors they share is their skin, as seen with Anti-Sonic's muzzle, arms, ears and belly. Anti-Sonic seems to always appear in a state of phasing and glitching, which is possibly related to his being a twisted copy of Sonic.

## Personality

Anti-Sonic has a more twisted and heartless personality compared to Sonic. Though they share an attitude, Anti-Sonic is harsher by comparison, and is cruel by comparison. In battle, Anti-Sonic will not hesitate to fight dirty. Anti-Sonic also has a knack for one-liners much like Sonic does, but they are twisted inversions of his usual lines, such as saying "I'm too fast" instead of "you're too slow".

## Trivia

* The Anti-Sonic is inspired by evil Sonic counterparts appearing in *Sonic the Hedgehog* spinoff material, most notably Scourge the Hedgehog from *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog*, Super Sonic from *Fleetway Sonic the Hedgehog*, Surge the Tenrec from *IDW Sonic the Hedgehog* and Cinos the Anti-Sonic from *Sonic the Hedgehog in the Fourth Dimension*.
	+ The Anti-Sonic's super transformation is derived from that of Super Sonic.
* It is implied that the Anti-Sonic is actually the Sonic from the dimension Imperator Ix came from.
Cubot

**Cubot** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Cubot, while good-hearted and easygoing and loyal to his creator, Doctor Eggman, is dim-witted and somewhat slow on the uptake and even when things are explained to him, it takes a while for him to catch on. He is also lazy, unwilling to take action and Cubot tries to get out doing any work, until he is scolded.

While a competent henchman, Cubot is also talkative, not very serious and generally annoying to those around him. He also has a voice chip that affects his accent and personality, causing him to associate between different mannerisms and behaviors that is associated with his current accent. Like Orbot, he is afraid of Eggman's wrath, and, much like his sibling, it extends to Bowser's as well.
Dimensionator

*This article refers to the Phase Quartz originating from Ratchet and Rivet's Dimensions. For the other Phase Quartz, see here.*

## Dimensionator

### Original Appearance:

*Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction* (2007)

## Statistics and Overview

### Users:

Nefarious
Ratchet
Clank
Tachyon
Emperor Nefarious
Dr. Light

### Description:

[Description]

The **Dimensionator**, also known as the **Lombax Secret**, is a device owned by Ratchet and Clank. It allows the user to manipulate the fabric of time and space. It contains a Phase Quartz crystal, one of three known, the previous having been a component of the first Dimensionator, built by the Lombaxes many years ago. Said Dimensionator was destroyed by Ratchet, while this one was built to replace it, containing a Phase Quartz from Rivet's Dimension. It played a key role during *Season One*.
Larissa Manoela

**Larissa Manoela Taques Elias Santos** (Guarapuava, 28 de diciembre de 2000) es una actriz, cantante, compositora, modelo, dobladora y empresaria brasileña, mejor conocida por interpretar a María Joaquina en la telenovela *Carrusel*.

## Primeros Años

Larissa Manoela Taques Elias Santos nacida en Guarapuava (Paraná), es hija única de Silvana Taques , una pedagoga, con Gilberto Elias Santos. Comenzó su carrera a los 4 años cuando una agencia notando su talento decidió hacer un *book* de fotos y enviarlo al mercado.

## Trayectoria

Su carrera en televisión inició a los 6 años en la serie GNT en la que interpretaba a sí misma. Meses después fue seleccionada para panticipar en la obra teatral *A Noviça Rebelde* como *Gretl*, que se estrenó en 2006. En 2010 interpretó a Dalva (de niña) en*Dalva y Herivelto: una canción de amor.* Fue *Lequinha* en *Na Fama e Na Lama.* En el teatro musical *Gypsy* interpretó a Baby June. En el mismo año prestó su voz al personaje *Narizinho* en la serie animada *El Rancho del Pájaro Amarillo*. En 2011 ocupó el cargo en su primera película, *That Bird Damn será* dirigida por Paula Fabiana y Adrián Steinway y de la película *O Palhaço* con el papel de Guilhermina, dirigida y protagonizada por Selton Mello. También en 2011, participó en teatro con la obra *La bruja de Eastwick*. En 2012 en la televisión interpreta a Viviane en *Heridos Corazones* y *Maria Joaquina en Carrusel*, papel con el cual consiguió gran fama y amor de los fanes de la telenovela. El 14 de octubre de 2012 se reveló que Larissa Manoela esta en etapa de producción de su primer álbum de estudio en colaboración con el productor musical Arnaldo Saccomani y se dará a conocer en el 2013, hasta ahora se sabe que entre su repertorio estará "Beijo, beijinho,beijão" canción que fue muy exitosa entre los pequeños brasileños. Su contrato fue renovado con SBT en noviembre, por lo que fue seleccionada para participar en el remake de *Chiquititas*, pero la dirección de la serie de televisión emisora decidió dar un descanso a la actriz y fue reemplazado por Inhudes Livia. Pronto, la actriz participó en *Carrusel* TV como periodista Maria Joaquina, una manera de difundir *Chiquititas*. Recientemente se dio a conocer que dará vida a los personajes de "*Manuela*" y "*Isabela*", en la versión brasileña de la telenovela mexicana *Cómplices al rescate*, elegida por SBT para reemplazar *Chiquititas*.
Black Bomber

**Black Bomber**, sometimes shortened to **Black**, is a key protagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Black Bomber is the gung-ho member of the Bomberman Rangers, and can be rather serious when in battle. He is more forceful than his other siblings, and is mildly frustrated at living in Bomberman's shadow, since he is unable to catch up to Bomberman's level. He is also cool and collected at times, though he loses his cool when around women. Additionally, he is surprisingly good at foreign languages. He is also something of a narcissist.
Bagura

**Professor Buggler**, also known by his alias, **Bagura**, is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*. He is the arch-enemy of Bomberman.

## Personality

Bagura is a selfish and very egomaniacal man, perhaps being the most hateful and evil member of the Omega Alliance, more-so than Dr. Nefarious, with a rage that scares even Eggman and Wily. His machinations seem to hint at a greater scope, seemingly seeking to undermine the other members of the Alliance to spread his evil across the multiverse after being through with them. This is reflected with his underling, Devil Bomber, who similarly seeks to take control of the Emerald Hunters.

Bagura is proud of his creations, even when they ultimately betray him, though this perhaps reflects his megalomaniac ambitions. He has a rather volatile temper, especially when his name is mispronounced, and he is quick to correct whomever gets it wrong, which unfortunately includes his own subordinates at times, though this is ultimately portrayed as comic relief.

## Trivia

* Despite being identified as "Bagura" in the series, his name is shown to be "Professor Buggler", which is the English spelling used for his name as well as his professional title. The "Bagura" name was chosen due to being his most consistent name throughout the *Bomberman* series, though it is used as an alias.
Central City

**Central City** is a city located on Sonic's World. It first appears in *Season One*.

## History

### *Season One*

Central City later was the stage for the final battle between Team Sonic and Bowser.

### *Season Two*

Central City is merged with Aleero City following the creation of Nexus World.

### *Season Three*

Central City later hosted a musical reenacting the final battle.
Chaos Bomber

**Chaos Bomber** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Three*. He is also the leader of the Proto-Max Units.

## Biography

### History

Chaos Bomber was originally designed by Dr. Mechado as the perfect successor to the Proto-Max Units, as well as Max himself. Despite this however, instead of obeying his creator, Chaos Bomber set off on his own to battle with who he perceived as his sworn rival: Bomberman.

## Transformations

### Hyper Chaos Bomber

Not to be confused with Hyper transformation.

## Trivia

* Chaos Bomber's role is similar to that of Max as he appears in the *Bomberman Jetters* anime series. This includes sharing Max's moves, and having an enmity for Max, whose *Jetters* counterpart was Zero.
* Chaos Bomber's Megamerge form loosely resembles his comrade, Dark Force Bomber.
Death Rogumer

The ***Death Rogumer*** is a flying warship commanded by Storm Eagle on the orders of Sigma. It first appears in *Season Two*.

## History

### Past

The Death Rogumer was the mothership of the Maverick Hunters 7th Airborne Unit, where it was under the command of Storm Eagle. After Sigma turned Maverick and swayed Storm Eagle into serving him, the ship was used to attack a highway. At the end of the battle between X and Vile, the ship was used to whisk the latter away after Zero damaged his Ride Armor.

The ship was later attacked by X, where he battled Storm Eagle. The conflict led to the ship crashing into a power plant, destroying it.

### *Season Two*

The Death Rogumer was later rebuilt by Gate's forces to serve as a warship for Sigma's forces. Storm Eagle was once again put in charge of the vessel, with Storm Owl, Overdrive Ostrich and Wind Crowrang serving under him.
Bass

**SWN-001 "Bass"**, also known by his given name, **Bass**, is a major antagonist first appearing during *Season One*. He is the defacto leader of the Emerald Hunters.

## Personality

Bass is an extremely smug, bad-tempered, egotistical, rebellious, fiercely independent and arrogant individual who believes that he's the strongest above all else. Bass is very prideful and thinks quite highly of himself, labeling everyone else around him as inferior "junk robots". He has always been shown to have an rivalry with Mega Man, but aside from him, Bass happens to have a hatred for every robot that was created by Dr. Wily, and other robots from the Nexus (with the exception of Treble, Reggae and himself), since he feels that they're standing in the way of his goal to destroy Mega Man and become the strongest, even showing distain for his successor, Zero. Bass looks down on them, believing himself to be superior to them in every way, shape, and form. When working with the other members of the Emerald Hunters, Bass is at odds with Devil Bomber, who attempts to usurp the position of the group's leader from him.

However, a notable aspect of his personality he showed was that he seemed to have some degree of respect towards humans, since they created robots. Duo once said that there is goodness inside Bass, which the latter ignored, saying that he only wants to fight, claiming his concern is who the strongest happens to be. Despite his rivalry with Mega Man, he is willing to work with him if it is to his benefits.

Bass cares deeply for Treble and vice versa, Bass always welcomes the fierce Treble despite the confidence in his own abilities, his robotic canine companion seems to understand all his commands and is very loyal to him. Bass will become enraged should Treble be injured.

Despite being extremely powerful, Bass's faults that usually lead to his downfall are his arrogance and overconfidence. According to Proto Man, it's because he has "nothing to fight for". The reason that he's continuously defeated by Mega Man is because of his selfish motive, which is simply to prove himself as the strongest, as opposed to Mega Man's desire to "fight for everyone's future" and bring peace to the world.
Angstrom's Revenge

The ***Angstrom's Revenge*** is the flagship of the Space Pirate fleet, and commandeered by Rusty Pete and Captain Slag. It first appears in *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* The ship has been named after its former captain, Angstrom Darkwater.
	+ The full name is based on the name of infamous historical pirate Blackbeard's flagship, the *Queen Anne's Revenge*.
Currency

* Rings
* Coins
* Screws
* Zenny
* Pac-Dots
* Bom Coins
* Bolts

**Currencies** are forms of money used to acquire goods and services. They vary within the worlds of the Nexus. They first appear in *Season One*.

## Trivia

* Crash's World is the only world not to have a definitive currency. This is due to Crash's world being closely associated with the real world than the others, thus would have real money. Despite this, as the *Crash Bandicoot* series is nominally confined to uninhabited islands, the characters would otherwise have no need for money.
	+ Though Wumpa Coins have existed since *Crash Tag Team Racing*, they have only been relatively seen in use in the spin-off racing games.
Beyond The Speed Of

***Beyond The Speed Of*** is the first episode of *Sonic Nexus*, and the first episode of *Season One*.

## Synopsis

Sonic foils Eggman's latest scheme, but at a cost...

## Trivia

* The episode's title originates from the track "Beyond The Speed Of" from *Sonic Runners*.
* Sonic's destruction of the Mega Drive is presented similarly to his destruction of the Paradox Prism during *Sonic Prime*. Sage takes the place of Rouge here, while Metal takes the place of Shadow.
* Rouge mentions Eggperial City, from *IDW Sonic the Hedgehog*.
* Sonic, Tails and Eggman are sent flying through the Nexus the same way Ratchet, Clank and Dr. Nefarious do in *Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart*. The dimensional locations they pass through include:
	+ Mega City (*Mega Man* series)
	+ Empire City (*Sonic Unleashed*)
	+ Lumos (*Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time*)
	+ Cortex Castle (*Crash Bandicoot* series)
	+ Peace Town (*Super Bomberman*)
	+ Bowser's Castle (*Super Mario* series)
	+ Orson's Mansion (*Pac-Man World*)
	+ Merdegraw (*Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest For Booty*)
	+ Mushroom Kingdom (*Super Mario Bros.*)
	+ Sonic and Tails also land upon the back of a Pterafoid Flyer much like Ratchet and Clank do.
Arctic Base

The **Arctic Base** is a frozen base located in the arctic regions of Nexus World, and is the base of operations for Enemice. It first appears in *Season Two*.

## History

### Past

The base previously served as the headquarters of the X-Hunters. It fell into disuse after X defeated the Hunters here.

## Trivia

* Though the Arctic Base is derived from X-Hunter Stage from *Mega Man X2*, it also has design cues from Snow Base from *Mega Man X4* and Central White from *Mega Man X8*. It also has some traits based on Shadow Moses Island from *Metal Gear Solid*.
Destructix

The **Destructix** are group of individuals affiliated with the Marauders. They are major antagonists of the *Special*.

## History

### Past

Each of the members were displaced when they were facing certain death or doom, and were later recruited by Ix as part of his Destructix team, with Kodos being recruited as the leader of the team.
Dimensional Cataclysm

A **Dimensional Cataclysm** is a reality-destroying phenomenon and event caused by damage to the very fabric of reality. One such event kick started the events of *Season One*.

## Description

### Overview

A Dimensional Cataclysm is defined by a fault created by a powerful source passing through or manipulating rifts. They are destructive in that they can destroy an entire universe, with the potential to create untold destruction across the Nexus.

The most notable phenomenon caused by a Cataclysm are unstable portals, which are holes created by any two worlds. Such portals contain traces if quantum energy, which can empower a being after being soaked after prolonged portal exposure, with very negative drawbacks. These portals will often open and close on their own, which usually can be left alone or passed through, but larger portals are capable of engulfing abything nearby, sending them through a wormhole to anorher region of the Nexus. More portals can be opened by force by outside powers such as Chaos Energy or Mask Spirit magics, but can be sealed by a Quantum Mask or the Dimensionator.

Additionally, dimensional anomalies are prone to be created, rendering the areas within them unreachable, and any occupant within frozen in time. Despite this, anomalies can be closed by certain entities like Clank. If left alone, an anomaly may cause an entropic fissure that may massively damage or outright destroy a universe.

A Dimensional Cataclysm is also capable of affecting Blizon, able to send those who strike it between two universes.

## History

### Past

A Dimensional Cataclysm was started by N. Tropy and Cortex after Uka Uka successfully created a portal, exhausting him in the process. After creating a Rift Generator, the two would cause further portals to be opened, awakening the Quantum Masks as a result. N. Tropy later double crossed Cortex in favor of a female variant of himself, planning on using the Rift Generator together to destroy the universe in order to attain godhood. They were ultimately stopped by Crash, Coco, Cortex, Dingodile and a variant of Tawna. Despite the day being saved, Cortex would further complicate things by kidnapping Kapuna-wa, but was later stopped and imprisoned, and the portals caused by the event finally sealed.

A much greater Dimensional Cataclysm was caused by the destruction of the Dimensionator by Ratchet, in order to keep it out of the hands of Dr. Nefarious. After being sent to a separate universe and being separated themselves, the two teamed up with Rivet and Kit, created a replacement Dimensionator with a new Phase Quartz core. Eventually, the weapon was stolen by Emperor Nefarious, who planned to use it to conquer Ratchet's universe and then the multiverse from there, but was ultimately stopped by the four heroes, ultimately meeting his end to Dr. Nefarious, his own counterpart. The Cataclysm was ultimately fixed by Clank with help from the sage Gary.
Bash

**Bash** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

### *Season One*

Bash was one of four Ghosts summoned to Spooky's Castle by Spooky, who sought new, stronger Ghosts in favour of the Ghost Gang, who had previously failed him.

## Trivia

* A recurring gag is that no character is able to recognize Bash, due to his sole appearance being in *Sonic Dash*. Despite this, Sonic asks if they have met, expressing familiarity.
Dark Force Bomber

**Dark Force Bomber**, sometimes shortened to **Dark Force** or **Dark Bomber**, or abbreviated as **D.F.B.**, is a central antagonist of *Season Three*. He is the defacto leader of the Combined Bombermen.

## Personality

Dark Force Bomber seemingly has a calm, almost serene personality, seen gently allowing a butterfly to rest upon his fingertips, but this is no more than a chilling facade, destroying the butterfly instantly with malice when confronted by Chaos Bomber.

## Biography

### *Special*

Dark Force Bomber seemingly appeared in Dimension A2-66 via Cyber Space.

## Transformations

### Mega Man Model END

The End-empowered form of Mega Man Model O. This form is essentially a combination of Model O and a miniature version the Titan Supreme.

### "Chaos Force Bomber"

A form Dark Force Bomber takes after fusing with the remains of Chaos Bomber, taking on the latter's power and abilities. Despite not actually physically altering his appearance, save for Chaos Bomber's crescent appearing on his chest and his aura changing color, it is nicknamed "Chaos Force Bomber" by Sonic.

### Dark Force Bomber 2

An aura transformation that bolters Dark Force Bomber's and Chaos Bomber's powers to their maximum, acting similar to Super Sonic 2. The strength of this form is comparable to Super Sonic 2.

### Hyper Dark Force Bomber

A transformation Dark Force Bomber undergoes upon absorbing the full power of The End. The strength of this form is comparable to Hyper Sonic. This form gains the symbol of the Ancients on Dark Force Bomber' chest, replacing Chaos Bomber's crescent.

### Ultimate Dark Force Bomber

The final form of Dark Force Bomber, which he undergoes upon acquiring the Chronoscepter.

## Trivia

* Mega Man Model O's abilities are derived from those of Freom and Fark from *Spark the Electric Jester* and its sequel.
* Dark Force Bomber's usage of the Chronoscepter is based on the time acceleration ability of Made In Heaven, the third and final Stand belonging to Enrico Pucci, from *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*.
	+ Dark Force Bomber's "Ultimate" transformation harnessing the powers of time contrasts with Sonic's, which harnesses the power of space.
Clank

**XJ-0461**, better known as **Clank**, is one of the two main protagonists of the *Ratchet & Clank* series, alongside Ratchet, and a key protagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Clank is a very intelligent and knowledgeable individual, with a curious mind and optimistic view on people and various topics, offering insight when the opportunity arises. He also has great wisdom, being able to offer advice in a moment's heat. He also often sees the good in people, which can work to his benefit when encouraging others to do the right thing, but to his detriment it presents itself as naiveté. He also has a moral waving compass, being committed to keeping the universe its inhabitants safe, having been built in a factory that built killing machines. He also has a more emotional side, due to him being previously responsible for the cataclysm that damaged the Nexus.

Clank serves as a foil to Ratchet, by far his most important relationship, with Clank's more cautious approach serving as a necessary contrast to Ratchet's more brash personality. Clank prefers to focus on the task on hand, wishing to avoid distractions of any kind when on a mission of importance.
Cyber-elf

**Cyber-elves** are sentient computer programs. An experimental Cyber-elf first appears in *Season Two*.

## History

### Past

The experimental Cyber-elf was made some time following the creation of the Mother Elf, itself created by a human female scientist.

## Trivia

* The experimental Cyber-elf serves as a call forward to the *Mega Man Zero* series, where Cyber-elves and the Mother Elf are crucial to the events of the story. The Cyber-elf in particular is based on Passy, the first Cyber-elf to appear.
Bowser Man

**Bowser Man** is an actor exclusively appearing in *Season Three*. He is a costumed actor portraying Bowser.

## Appearance

There is also an animatronic on stage based on Bowser's Omega transformation, though it appears to be an incomplete model that resembles Giga Bowser from the *Super Smash Bros.* series. It has a jet of fire in its mouth.
Alia

**Alia** is a major supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*. She is the Navigator of X.

## Personality

Alia is a very dutiful member of the Maverick Hunters, and tries to set her personal feelings and concerns aside to carry out her work for the sake of everyone. She cares deeply for the members of her team and does her best to guide them through their missions without them being harmed.

Alia rarely shows any weakness, but also has a deeper, more emotional part of her personality, where she blamed Gate's reasons for becoming a Maverick on herself. As a result of her past emotional confrontations and her scientific nature, Alia is a realist, claiming she does not believe in "miracles".

## Powers and Abilities

As a former researcher, Alia is highly intelligent, possessing both advanced engineering and analytical skills. She is able to compile and construct new Armors when in possession of the necessary data provided by the holograms of Dr. Light. She even managed to reconstruct damaged Armors, although none of her reconstructions have ever been 100% complete. She even allegedly mastered every programming language.
Bomber Base

**Bomber Base** is a building located in Peace Town and the headquarters of the Bomberman Rangers. It first appears during *Season One*.

## Trivia

* Several items from Bomberman's past are on display at Bomber Base:
	+ Bomberman's red scarf (*Bomberman Generation*)
	+ A Jetters badge (*Bomberman Jetters*)
	+ Indy Bomber's hat (*Bomberman GB 2*)
Cyber Virus

*Not to be confused with the similar viral entity, the Sigma Virus.*

The **Cyber Viruses**, also known simply as **Viruses**, are malign corrupted programs created by Gate and uploaded onto Virtual Space. They appear in *Season Two*.

## History

### *Season Two*

After the creation of Nexus World, the Cyber Viruses were constructed by Gate to act as guardians to the Sigma Tower's cyber defense within Virtual Space, under the command of Cyber Peacock.

## Trivia

* The Cyber Viruses pay homage to the *Mega Man Battle Network* series, where the main enemies of the series are malignant viruses.
	+ They are also based loosely on Bowser Memory ML from *Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story*, and Holo-Defense API from *Kirby Planet Robobot*.
Copy-X

**Copy-X** is a character first appearing in flashforwards during *Season Two*, and posthumously appearing in *Season Three*. He was a Reploid created by Ciel based on the original X.

## Biography

### *Season Three*

Copy-X was seemingly resurrected from residual data discovered by Legion.

## Transformations

### Model Copy-X

His data having become corrupted, Copy-X was saved by implanting his DNA Soul into an existing Model W, effectively creating a Biometal himself, now known as **Model Copy-X**. As Copy-X is identical to X, so too is Model Copy-X to Model X.

## Trivia

* Copy-X's DNA being used to create the Copymetals is similar to how X's DNA was used to create the Four Generals prior to the events of *Mega Man Zero*.
Cerberus

***Cerberus*** is an assault ship and security vehicle that was owned by the space pirate Altair. It was previously destroyed by Bomberman, but was salvaged and rebuilt by Altair's loyal subordinate, Regulus, to honor Altair and his other fallen comrades. It first appears in *Season Two*.

## History

### Past

*Cerberus* was the personal vehicle of Altair. When Bomberman infiltrated the Black Fortress, he sent *Cerberus* to attack, but it was a fruitless effort, as Bomberman managed to destroy it.

After Altair's defeat, Regulus managed to salvage the vehicle and repaired it, taking it for his own. It is presumed that he found the Astral Knights using it, after taking on the mantle of "Bulzeeb".
Catbat

**Catbat** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Biography

### History

Catbat was amongst the specimens created by N. Brio's Evolvo-Ray, being one of two hybrids. They later escaped from the lab, where they were found by a rock and roll musician. Catbat later assumed command over Papa Batsfield's gang in Mosquito Marsh, where they began plundering Cortex's equipment.
Captain Whisker

**Captain Whisker**, or known simply as **Whisker**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. He is the captain of the Sol World Pirates.

## Personality

Captain Whisker is a cruel, but bumbling, pirate. He has a short temper, which can make him quite literally steam with anger. He is known to hold life-long grudges. He has no qualms about harming or even torturing those that stand in his way and does so without any sense of remorse. He also possesses various stereotypical pirate mannerisms, specifically speech patterns.

For all his evil ways, Whisker is very much a clown. While a bit smarter than the rest of his crew, Whisker's behavior borders on being dimwitted, and people such as Blaze have a hard time taking him seriously. He is also absent-minded, often forgetting various details, is clueless on certain subjects and can make threatening demands that he has no idea of what means, and relies on his crew to remind him as a result. He is also gullible and tends to talk too much. When standing before his enemies, Whiskers makes an imposing and superior standpoint from his side, mocking his enemies while laughing at their faces. Because of his incompetence, however, he appears less stern when not having his crew to back him up. He also has a sense of showmanship, directing at bolstering his ego and also hates being ignored, especially when he is talking to someone.

Whisker is very fond and often focuses on grooming his namesake metallic whiskers, claiming to be proud of them, to the point that having the way he wants them makes him furious when they're even a quarter-inch off-centered. He has a dislike of anyone who pulls his whiskers, even sending him into a fury when they are mocked. He once lost his ability to think straight, becoming a husk of his former self, until he was later salvaged by Eggman Nega, his creator.

Though initially at odds after literally losing his head, Whisker found a kindred spirit within Captain Slag, and took pity on him for his fate, going out of his way to give Slag a brand new body of his own. Both captains later became despondent and melancholic after Sigma turned their worlds upside down, ignoring Rivet's call to action and singing shanties with their crews around their desert fire, enjoying grog between them.

## Biography

### History

At some point, Captain Whisker and the rest of his crew were salvaged from the depths.
Bowser's Castle

**Bowser's Castle** is a castle modeled after Bowser located within the Dark Lands of the Mushroom Kingdom. It becomes the Omega Alliance's first base of operations, before they later move to the Garaden Star. It first appears during *Season One*.

## History

### *Season One*

Sonic and Tails passed through a pair of dimensional threads over the castle following the Mega Drive's destruction.
Diddy Kong

**Diddy Kong** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Diddy Kong is friendly and adventurous, willing to help his friends out during times of need. He is also somewhat of a peace seeker, which is in comparison to Donkey Kong's more aggressive behaviour towards his enemies. By far Diddy's most defining trait is his energy and gaiety, to the point of childishness.

Diddy always shows excitement when it comes to various competitive sports. He is also fearless, but can also lose composure when he loses, showing that he does not like to face defeat.
Crash

**Crash Bandicoot** is the main protagonist of the *Crash Bandicoot* series, and a key protagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Crash has a rather wacky, cartoonish personality. In simple terms, he is a tornado. Despite his demented behavior, he is usually kind-hearted and laid-back.

Crash is not known for his anger; even towards Cortex, his arch-nemesis; he rarely maintains a great deal of contempt. Though, threatening his little sister, Coco, seems to be among one of very few ways to set off his aggression. People should beware of his appetite however, since he is very protective of Wumpa Fruit, his favorite food. His appetite was strong enough to rival that of Pac-Man.

Crash is a very emotional character who is quick to both laugh and cry. While he has a danger-loving, fearless nature and loves to have a good fight, he prefers to relax in the sun and rarely seeks out trouble deliberately. To the amusement of Coco, Crash is prone to impolite habits such as belching or scratching his posterior. He can also be easily distracted at times and is fairly oblivious to his surroundings.

Crash's dim-witted behavior surprisingly does not cause him any danger, and in fact seems to allow him to defy and defeat the likes of Cortex and his associates time and time again. Despite lacking in intelligence, he is able to discern right from wrong, and will always help those in need. Thanks to being around his smart sister, he knows his way around vehicles, owning his own plane and car.

## Transformations

### Super Transformation

Crash's Super transformation is colloquially referred to as **Super Crash**.
Grand Bomber

**Grand Bomber** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Three*.

## Powers and Abilities

Grand Bomber possesses the ability to become larger if he takes damage.

### x10 Size

Grand Bomber becomes five times as large in this form, comparable in size to a small house.

### x50 Size

Grand Bomber becomes ten times as large in this form, comparable in size to a small building.

### x100 Size

Grand Bomber becomes one hundred times as large in this form, comparable in size to Giant Bowser. This form is also referred to as **Giant Bomber**.

### x200 Size

Grand Bomber reaches his max size, two hundred times as large. He is able to tower over Giant Bowser in this form.

## Trivia

* Grand Bomber's gigantification power was derived by *Bleach* character Gerard Valkyrie.
Egg Kong

The **Egg Kong** is a battle robot used by Doctor Eggman. It first appears in *Season One*.

## Design

The Egg Kong's upgraded form was fitted with an entire body, resembling soke of Eggman's other robots.

## History

### Past

The Egg Kong was stolen by Dr. Eggman Nega to use against Sonic, Shadow, Knuckles and Silver on Onyx Island. It was notably incomplete.

### *Season One*

It was later recovered by Eggman and upgraded by Sage.
Janos

**Janos** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*. He was created exclusively for the series.

## Personality

Janos is relatively inexperienced and insecure as a new Maverick Hunter. Despite his nature and rookie status, X feels an unshaking sense of familiarity with him.

## Biography

### *Season Two*

Janos was recently recruited when Sigma resurfaced.
Dynamo

**Dynamo** is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. He is amongst Sigma's strongest Mavericks.

## Personality

Dynamo is laidback, treating both the Maverick Hunters and the heroes of the Nexus like rivals rather than adversaries and playing their battles as if they were for sport. Although he claims total allegiance to Sigma and the Mavericks, he doesn't have anything personal against the heroes, only fighting because it is his job.

He looks down at how "hot" Sigma, the Maverick Hunters and the heroes of the Nexus get in the heat of battle, believing that staying calm, cool and collected is the best way. While his escapes may seem to indicate he is a coward, they also signify he is also intelligent. Dynamo is even smart enough to live to fight another day.

Despite his affable temperament, Dynamo is incredibly selfish and has no issue risking the safety or even well-being of others. He is also restless and enjoys causing chaos to keep things interesting.
Gamma

**Gamma** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Personality

Gamma does not have much of a thought process, instead acting under the controls within it's cranial cockpit. Despite this, it displays ferocity in battle.

## Powers and Abilities

Thanks to the upgrades Gamma has received, it is able to channel Duo's Duo Fist with both hands at full power. Within its cockpit is the Wily Capsule, intended as an escape pod.

## Trivia

* Gamma channelling Duo's power is based on how Mega Man's Variable Weapon System displays Robot Master abilities in his reveal trailer for *Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U*.
	+ His ability to use Duo's power is derived from the final boss battle from *Mega Man 8-Bit Deathmatch*.
Doc Robot

The **Diverse Operations Circuit Robot K-176**, or simply **Doc Robot**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Powers and Abilities

Doc Robot was given upgrades that allow him to access the abilities of sight of Wily's most powerful Robot Masters. Additionally, he was fitted with a Double Gear System.

Doc Robot's powers include:

* Metal Man's Metal Blade
* Jewel Man's Jewel Satellite
* Burner Man's Wave Burner
* Napalm Man's Napalm Bomb
* Tornado Man's Tornado Blow
* Solar Man's Solar Blaze
* Acid Man's Acid Barrier
* Slash Man's Slash Claw
Episode 145

***Episode 145*** is the nintieth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* *The Green Thunder* refers to Mr. L's moniker from *Super Paper Mario*.
* *Believe in Myself* is named after the song of the same name from *Sonic Adventure*.
* *Use Your Illusion* is named after the Guns N' Roses albums of the same name.
* *Absolute Carnage* is named after the 2019 comic book series of the same name, by *Marvel Comics*.
Auriga

**Auriga** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. She was created exclusively for the series. She is a commander of the Valkyrie insurgents.

## Appearance

Auriga is similar in size and appearance to Cassiopeia, Carina and Libra.

## Biography

### History

Auriga was amongst the Valkyries defending the Valkyrie Citadel on Vapedia when Ratchet and Azimuth stormed the base looking for Clank.

## Trivia

* Much like the other Valkyrie leaders, Auriga was named after a constellation.
Dingodile

**Dingodile** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Personality

Prior to retiring from villainy, Dingodile was one of the most intelligent members of the Cortex Commandos. He is a pyromaniac who is quite vicious and was seldom seen without his flamethrower. Despite his cunning and dangerous personality, like most of the Cortex Commandos, Dingo is sometimes buffoon and reckless. His own trigger-happy and destructive nature was the key to his own downfall. He also tends to have a darkly playful and rather humorous side, often tending to make jokes about food. He is also sleazy and underhanded and enjoyed preying on the weak.

Later, after discarding his villainous side, Dingo desires to live in retirement, indicating he has had a change of heart. Dingo also has a rather vulgar sense of humor and is also foul-mouthed, saying swear words far more often than others. Dingo also speaks in an raspy Australian accent.
Episode 136

***Episode 136*** is the eighty-first episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to be segmented into four parts.
* *The Ultimates* is named after the 2002 comic book series by *Marvel Comics*.
* *This Machine* is named after the Julien-K song of the same name, from *Sonic Heroes*.
* *Arrow of Time* and *Find Your Flame* are named after the songs of the same name from *Sonic Frontiers*.
Dr. Doppler

**Dr. Doppler** is a character appearing posthumously in *Season Two*.

## Biography

### History

Dr. Doppler first spearheaded a vaccine against the Sigma Virus, which had been discovered by him. Despite his intentions, he too was corrupted, and began creating the Replibrain known as Limited. After being foiled by X and Zero, Doppler began amassing a small army of Reploids at his base of operations, Dopple Town, which would soon again catch the attention of the Maverick Hunters. After personally battling X, Doppler was defeated, but came to his senses, using all of his power to take down Sigma, who he had revived with the Sigma Virus, at the cost of his own life.

### Legacy

Doppler's research would be posthumously carried on by his creation, Tackione.

Despite redeeming himself, Doppler's Limited research was resumed by Isoc, who later developed it into Extreme, before creating new Limited.