Ivo Robotnik

## Doctor Eggman

Doctor Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik

* Red turtleneck jacket with white trim, yellow cuffs and gold rectangular buttons
* Black one-piece pants/boots with silver accents and buttons
* White, cuff-less gloves

Formerly:

* Blue pince-nez glasses
* Red jacket with golden wrist button
* Yellow cape with triangular collars
* Black one-piece pants/boots with two silver button

Movie:

* Black and red trench coat
* Black trousers
* Black shoes
* Black gloves
* Black sunglasses
* Black and red goggles
* Red and black flight suit

## Powers and Abilities

### Ability Type

* Power
* Technique

### Skills

* Genius-level intellect
* Brilliant expert mechanic and inventor
* Vehicle intuition
* Extreme Gear riding skills
* Enhanced speed
* Enhanced strength
* Hyper-go-on usage

### Moves and Techniques

* Bombardment
* Gravity Control
* Gravity Dive
* Item Box Transfer
* Sabotage (requires Tails)
* Skim Boost
* Slingshot
* Team Ultimate
* Tornado
* Trick Action

## Portrayals

### Japanese Voice Actor(s)

Video Games/Movie:* Kōichi Yamadera

Anime:

* Kotaro Nakamura

### English Voice Actor(s)

Video Games/Movie:* Christopher Lloyd

Anime:

* Mike Pollock

### Mo-Capped By

Example

Dr. **Ivo Robotnik**, better known as "**Dr. Eggman**", is both a fictional character and antagonist of the *SKB's* *Sonic Pokémon* series created by Yuji Naka and Ken Sugimori. He is an evil human scientist and dictator with an IQ of 300.

Feared around the globe and with unlimited resources at his disposal, he seeks universal domination and the establishment of his ultimate empire and utopia. His fondness for mechs has made him renowned authority on robotics.

While initially consisted of building incredible armies by building animal-powered robots with animals and using them to dominate the land, Dr. Eggman's schemes and plans have been since evolved into way more dangerous global threats.

The examples of Eggman's threatful ambition includes; building war machines, using nuclear devices to threaten entire nations, and even relying on mythological and ancient deities that are bent on destruction to achieve his goals.

Eventually, He has gone as far as to target far beyond the universe and hatched schemes to control time and space itself. Boasting his self-proclaimed or certifiable genius, Dr. Eggman has proven a formidable foe and persistent force.

With the aid of his two sidekicks, his messenger,

He is aided in his schemes by two sidekicks, his messenger, and his arsenal of ruthless robots and high-tech terrornauts. Despite his efforts, though, Eggman's plans are always put to a stop by Tony, Sonic, and their friends.

While due to the continued efforts of Sonic and his friends

While all of these plans end in failure, he somehow always able to slip away from certain death or imprisonment and escape at the last moment, making him a constant threat to the universe and a thorn in Sonic's side.

"*Citizens, lend me your ears and listen to me very carefully! Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Dr. Eggman, the world's greatest scientist and I have some exciting news for me, that is, and catastrophic for you. I have decided to take over the world and soon to make it part of the new greatest empire of all time, with me to be the world's greatest ruler! Resistance is futile. You will submit to my rule or be swept away like dust bunnies.*"

—Dr. Eggman, making his announcement to the world.

## Appearance & Biography

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### Appearance

Infinite is an anthropomorphic rotund with black fur. He has a white fur pattern on his back that resembles a ribcage, a bushy tail with five white tips, and long, white, stiff dreadlocks. His muzzle is white and protrouding with cheek tufts, and he has a black nose and noticeable fangs. He has complete heterochromia, with his right eye being blue and his left eye being yellow. There is a large white scar across the right eye.

He wears a white collar around his neck and black gloves with silver designs on the backs, covering his sharp claws. He also wears pointed, metal and black hi-tops, with his personal infinity symbol engraved on the red soles.

After abandoning his old identity, Infinite began wearing a silver-colored mask with white and black circular patterns on the inside of the ears, with the right ear being black with white circular patterns and the left being white with black circular patterns. While his left eye is visible through a red visor, his right eye is covered by a black lightning bolt-shaped piece, similar to an eyepatch, that is connected to his mask's right ear, which glows red when he uses his power.

Infinite possesses the finalized version of the Phantom Ruby copies that is fused to his chest. When Infinite channels the power of the gemstone, he can surround himself in a red aura, with red, glitch-like pixel particles scattered throughout his body.

* Hair Color: Black, White
* Fur Color: White
* Skin Color: N/A
* Eye Color: Blue
* Age: Not Known
* Birthday: Not Known
* Height: Not Known
* Weight: Not Known

## Personality

Before fusing with the Phantom Ruby, Infinite was a violent, heartless, and vicious gun-for-hire whose main interest as a mercenary was to earn bounties. Openly encouraging his subordinates to go for the kill, he had no qualms about taking a life. Beneath the surface, however, he harbored darker, almost unhinged desires for anarchy: when he struck the Phantom Ruby, it caused it to reveal his deepest desires in the form of a desolate, war-torn world.

Implied to greatly dislike stagnation and the current world, he admittedly joined the Eggman Empire because he had grown tired and bored of the world, and desired to change it, evidently for the worse, just to provide some amusement. Even before acquiring the Phantom Ruby, Infinite was an arrogant individual. He took pride in his title as the "ultimate mercenary" and believed himself to be a powerful foe, seeing as he denied being weak after getting beaten up by Shadow the Hedgehog.

He was evidently also nearly fearless; before his encounter with Shadow, he had apparently never experienced fear himself. Even when being on the receiving end of **Dr. Eggman's** fury, he found the doctor to be little more than an annoyance. It was first after standing face-to-face with Shadow, a being who was able to trump his speed and strength, that Infinite found himself so shocked that he was trembling in fear.

Prior to becoming Infinite, he also had at least some degree of care for his subordinates in the Jackal Squad, as he angrily confronted Shadow over the destruction of the Jackal Squad before fighting him. Prior to gaining the Phantom Ruby, Infinite was also very loud, boisterous and rough, and used very gruff and informal speech owing to his mercenary background. After casting his old self aside, Infinite picked up a persona that greatly amplified his dark traits, becoming a much darker and more lethal figure as a result.

He also gained a far colder, subdued, menacing, and outwardly composed demeanor, with his speech being more eloquent, formal, and theatrical. After obtaining unrivaled power in the form of the Phantom Ruby, Infinite believed himself to be unbeatable, causing his confidence and arrogance to grow to astronomical heights. Though his confidence was not without validity, his hubris proved to be so great that he would at times leave his enemies behind rather than kill them, believing fully that they were no threat to him.

He would also often express a strong sense of superiority when speaking, all while showing no respect for others except himself, although people like Shadow would note that he had a "big mouth". Even in battle, Infinite would remain extremely collected, aloof, calm, stoic, and confident with a cynical, nonchalant, and sarcastic demeanor; when he faced Sonic the Hedgehog for the first time, he barely spared his enemy a thought even as they engaged in direct combat. Fittingly, Infinite would also mock those who found strength in others.

He is, however, able to acknowledge attributes to his opponents he deemed commendable, as he acknowledged before attacking Omega that the latter was "spirited" and during his rematch with Sonic, he begrudgingly acknowledged that Sonic had improved since their last time. Following his change of identity, Infinite became endlessly cruel, extremely sadistic, and horrifyingly ruthless. He took great pleasure in causing pain and torment for others.

He also relished in how the world's population was afraid of him and had a twisted need to see others fear him, expressing that feelings like fear, anxiety, and doubt were "delicious" to him. He even willingly let the Ray run unharmed from their battle, just so he could relish in their terrified screams. He also proved to have a dry, yet dark sense of humor.

Unlike Dr. Eggman, who would reveal his plans and motives while gloating to his enemies, Infinite chose never to reveal anything vital about himself when confronting his enemies, making him mysterious and enigmatic; when Sonic tried getting information about his power from him in Mystic Jungle, Infinite ignored all of Sonic's attempts to provoke a response from him and instead tried to eliminate him. After gaining the Phantom Ruby's power, Infinite grew very unconcerned with the opposition, seeing military organizations like the Resistance as little more than "rabble" or insects to be crushed by him.

As such, he implies during his encounter with Silver that he was perfectly happy to allow rebellions against him solely for the sake of crushing them regardless of whether said rebellions initially served his immediate agenda. Similarly, he also expressed that, due to his defeating their savior Sonic earlier, the Resistance should not have bothered fighting against him at all. On some level, however, Infinite desired a challenge, as he would wonder if the world had any real challenges left for him after crushing Operation Big Wave.

Regardless, Infinite desired above all else to make sure everyone yielded to him, as he noted that "*all will submit*" when plotting to help Eggman dominate the world. To this end, he was willing to burn the whole world to the ground with his power. Infinite's most notable character trait, however, was his inferiority complex, especially regarding any perceived weakness he might have. This was most especially apparent when he fought Shadow and was easily beaten by him.

After Shadow bluntly told him he was worthless and told him to not show his "pathetic face" to him ever again, Infinite proceeded to rage about how he was not weak before ultimately subjecting himself to being fused with the Phantom Ruby, and completely discarding any trace of his old identity, to the point where he refused to show his own face. Indeed, when reencountering Shadow after the procedure, he acknowledged from Shadow's lack of memory of him that this meant his old self had been "too pathetic to remember."

Other indications of this trait were shown where he expressed disgust at Eggman calling a retreat, viewing it as a tacit admission to weakness. Even after his defeat, Infinite tries to insist that he can fight on, even as he is pulled from the battlefield. This inferiority complex is implied to have developed into a mad obsession with strength, and to a lesser extent his sadism.

When Shadow runs through a Phantom Ruby-made Green Hill, Infinite's thoughts are echoed through a false Omega, constantly repeating that he was not weak, almost like a paranoid reassurance, showing Infinite as a perhaps insecure individual.

Owing to his obsession with strength, Infinite also demonstrated a Darwinian view of life, which is especially evident with his fight against the Avatar at Metropolis, where he declared that the weak ultimately exist solely to be vanquished by the strong, and later his admission that he underestimated how desperately the feeble will cling to life when the Avatar managed to hold their own against him.

Oddly, despite valuing the Jackal Squad enough to attempt to attack Shadow as revenge for the latter wiping the unit out, he indicated during his final battle with both Sonic and the Avatar that friendships are a "fleeting illusion", and that one can only rely with certainty on themselves. Whether this implied that he blamed his valuing the Jackal Squad for losing to Shadow is unclear. In addition, both Sonic and Amy noted that Infinite's existence was ultimately sad and lonely.

## External links

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