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Adam Bryce Thomas

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## Overview

### Job

Artist, penciller

**Adam Bryce Thomas** is an artist who contributes to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series.

Previously he did pencils for a number of *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog* issues and the full art of *Sonic Forces* digital comic.

## Credits

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### Cover Artwork

#### Full Artwork

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog:
	+ #2 (Cover B)
	+ #7 (Cover B, Diamond SDCC)
	+ #9 (Cover A; inks and colors)
	+ #10 (Cover A)
	+ #11 (Cover B; inks and colors)
	+ #13 (Cover A and SEGA Shop Exclusive)
	+ #14 (Cover A; inks and colors)
	+ #25 (Cover B)
	+ #30 (Cover A)
	+ #32 (Cover B)
	+ #41 (Cover A)
	+ #47 (Cover A)
	+ #49 (Cover A)
* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Free Comic Book Day 2022
* Sonic the Hedgehog: Imposter Syndrome:
	+ #2 (Cover RI)
* Sonic the Hedgehog 2: The Official Movie Pre-Quill
* Team Sonic Racing one-shot

### Interior Artwork

#### Lineart

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog:
	+ #2 ("Fallout, Part 2")
	+ #7 ("Meet the New Boss")
	+ #13 ("Calling Card")
	+ #24 ("The Last One Out")
	+ #25 ("A Sudden Shift")
	+ #27 ("All or Nothing, Part 2") (page 6-10, 15-20)
	+ #28 ("All or Nothing, Part 3") (page 1-12)
	+ #29 ("All or Nothing, Part 4")
	+ #31- #32 ("Recovery")
	+ #35 ("Chao Races and Badnik Bases, Part 3")
	+ #38 ("Test Run, Part 1")
	+ #40 ("Test Run, Part 4") (page 1-5)
	+ #41 ("Zeti Hunt, Part 1")
	+ #46 ("Trial by Fire, Part 2") (page 5-10)
* Sonic the Hedgehog 2: The Official Movie Pre-Quill ("Hedgehog Day Afternoon")
* Team Sonic Racing ("Team Sonic Racing")

#### Colors

* IDW Sonic theb Hedgehog:
	+ #2 ("Fallout, Part 2")
	+ #7 ("Meet The New Boss")

## External Links

* Adam Bryce Thomas on DeviantArt
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Abigail Oz

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## Overview

### Job

cover artist

**Abigail Oz** is an artist who contributes to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series.

## Credits

### Cover Artwork

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog
	+ #58 (Cover B)
	+ #66 (cover B)
	+ Winter Jam (cover B)
Egg Golem

The **Egg Golem** is a giant Super Badnik created by Dr. Eggman. Built to resemble a large ancient statue, it was used to guard the doctor's old pyramid base in Dusty Desert.

## History

### Curse of the Pyramid

When Rough and Tumble attempted to raid the Lost Pyramid of Dr. Eggman for treasure, they had to contend with a multitude of traps and defenses that had been left behind. Among the pyramid's defenses was an Egg Golem that activated when the skunk brothers entered the robot's chamber. The giant attempted to crush the brothers with its huge arms, but Rough and Tumble ran up the Golem's arms and together they attacked and shattered its head, disabling it.

## Abilities

The Egg Golem has no weapons or abilities beyond its sheer size and brute strength. It typically attempts to crush intruders with its fists or by sweeping its arms across the expanse of its chamber.

## Trivia

* The Egg Golem originally appeared as a boss in the video game *Sonic Adventure 2*. The boss was fought by Sonic in the game's Hero Story and by Dr. Eggman in the Dark Story. The Golem had a restraining device on its head which Sonic damaged when he fought it, causing it to malfunction and attack Eggman. Using his Egg Walker II's weaponry, Eggman had to destroy the Egg Golem by blasting away the robot's stone chassis and targeting its power cells.
* **"Egg Golem"** is also the name of a boss in *Sonic & Knuckles*. This boss is an Egg Mobile mech rather than an autonomous robot.
Crawlton

The **Crawlton** is a line of Badnik, modelled after a caterpillar, that was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## History

### Fallout

After Sonic the Hedgehog managed to defeat Eggman in their previous encounter, the doctor disappeared. However, his robot forces remained and continued to attack without a leader. Among these robots were the Crawlton. Eventually, the badniks came under the control of Neo Metal Sonic, who made them and their fellow Badniks more cohesive. They returned to Dr. Eggman's control once his memories were recovered. (StH: #1, #7)

### Imposter Syndrome

At least one Crawlton was located in the Mystic Cave Zone, when its control was override by Dr. Starline along with the rest of Eggman's Badniks.

## Overview

The Crawlton's design is an upgrade of the original Caterkiller Badnik. Its body is much longer than that of its predecessor, having between eight and ten body segments, all of which have metal spikes on their sides. Its head has a pair of radio antennae for hearing, and a pair of sharp mandibles in place of a mouth.

Crawltons are capable of tunneling through soil and rock and can strike out at targets quite quickly. When a target is near, they will spring out and extend their bodies to reach and snap at their would-be victim.

## Background Information

* The Crawlton was based on the Badnik of the same name in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series. It made its debut in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2* (16-bit).
Beat Monster

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*You may be referring to Badnik known as Beat from the main IDW Sonic continuity.*
*For the Car in the TSR one-shot, see Beat Monster (TSR one-shot)*
**Beat Monster** was a car created by Dodon Pa and used by Vector the Crocodile (TSR one-shot) as a member of Team Vector.

## History

### Zeti Hunt

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### Trial by Fire

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## Appearance

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## Description

The Beat monster has enough space for the three occupants such as the chaotix. It also features a built-in phone.

## Trivia

* This is the second instance where the Beat Monster appeared. The car appeared first in Team Sonic Racing one-shot comic, before its debut in the main IDW Sonic comic.
	+ This is not the first vehicle that appeareed in TSR one-shot first, this was the Cabriolet.
Balkiry

The **Balkiry** is an aerial Badnik with an eagle motif. It was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Overview

The Balkiry looks to be based on an eagle and functions as an unmanned high-performance jet. The red and grey metallic body has a wing on each side and a jet engine on its back, which makes the Badnik move on medium or high speed. The head has a pair of frowning eyes facing front and a yellow bird beak.

The Balkiry functions as both a spy plane and assassination drone. Lacking any real armaments, they will typically fly straight into targets, destroying it and themselves in the process.

## Variants

### Stealth Balkiry

***See also:** Stealth Balkiry*

A green-coloured Balkiry with a stronger body and more powerful engine, allowing it to fly faster.

## Background information

* The Balkiry is based on the enemy of the same name from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video games. It made its debut in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2*.
Drift

A **Drift** is a technique used by Sonic the Hedgehog. When performing this move, Sonic makes sharp turns while moving at high speeds.

## Description

When performing the Drift, Sonic creates friction to one of his sides while either sliding or spinning at high speed, causing his direction to shift rapidly in a smooth curve without him loosing much of his momentum. The Drift is useful for Sonic when he has to get through tight turns at high speeds. In addition, it can be combined with the Boost to amplify its speed and power.

## Background Information

* The Drift was based on the technique of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series. It was unnamed in the comic, but is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.
E-1000

The **E-1000** is a mass-produced model of Badnik created by Dr. Eggman as well as the sucessor series of the E-100 Series.

## Overview

The E-1000 has a round red torso with a large white vertical stripe, mufflers surrounding the pelvic area and with a white plate covering it, and "1000" written in white on their right side. They possess small, yellow platform-like heads with a visor and green optics. They also have long arms with black cylinders for shoulders and four points of articulation, red upper arms, and large cannons as forearms. They likewise have long red and gray legs with backward bent knees and large, black feet with two sharp toes and roller wheels on the heels.

The E-1000 was designed primarily as a security robot to protect Eggman's facilities. With its sole purpose being the elimination of intruders, it carries a rifle on each arm, sporting no hands or other means of manipulating objects. Its guns can fire single shots or rapid-fire.

## History

### Past

Dr. Eggman built the E-1000 models at some point after the failure of the first few E-100 models., using them to defend a number of his facilities. It is currently unknown if the E-1000 is still in circulation.

### Chao Races and Badnik Bases

A few E-1000 units under the employ of Clutch the Opossum were activated by him to attack Amy Rose, Cream the Rabbit, Gemerl, Cheese and Belle after they had crossed him. The E-1000s primarily fought Gemerl, while trying to eliminate the other intruders as well. However, they were eventually destroyed by the heroes with the support of the Chao that Clutch kept in his suite.

## Trivia

* The E-1000 is based on the enemy of the same name that appears in the game *Sonic Adventure 2*.
* The E-1000's design is based on E-102 Gamma, an Eggman robot who acts as a playable character in *Sonic Adventure*.
Deadly Four

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The **Deadly Four** was a short-lived alliance of villains that was founded by Dr. Starline and Zavok acting as a de-facto leader after he lost contact with his Deadly Six gang. It essentially acted as a temporary replacement for his former gang. The group was formed when Dr. Starline liberated the villains in Prison, in order to get some help to gain access to Egg Base Sigma. After getting what he wanted, Starline would then eliminate them so that they would not be a problem and to silence them.

## Members

* Dr. Starline (founder, leader, behind the scenes)
* Zavok (de-facto leader)
* Mimic
* Rough the Skunk
* Tumble the Skunk

## Equipment

After raiding a hub containing power cores, Dr. Starline supplied the Deadly Four with enhancements to their already incredible power. Mimic made use of the Flight core, Rough made use of the speed cores, and Tumble and Zavok made use of strength cores. Unbeknownst to the deadly Four, Starline created a device to use all three types of cores, in the form of the Tricore, and that it did not deplete over time.

Starline had reprogrammed badniks in his employ, but both Starline and the Deadly Four did not use them in their various operations.

## Relationships

While Zavok did not think really highly of this group compared to his deadly Six, he believed that they had some potential.
Breeze

*For the other car used by the modern Amy, see Pink Cabriolet or its computer game equivelant, see Pink Cabriolet (TSR one-shot),*

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## Statistics and Overview

### Description

Anthropomorphic Car

The **Breeze** was an anthropomorphic blue car that belonged to classic Amy Rose. (IDW Sonic: Sonic the Hedgehog 30th Anniversary Free Comic Book Day 2021: "Amy's New Hobby " )

## History

### FCBD

When Tails went to see Amy at her house, he saw the car in the shed beside the house and waved to greet the car.

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## Appearance

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## Trivia

* Breeze first appeared in the game, Sonic Drift, and it's sequel, Sonic Drift 2.
* Breeze is the first car that appeared in the Sonic games and acts as the classic part to the Pink Cabriolet which was used by the modern version of Amy in the games.
* Interestingly, in some other Sonic racing games, Amy used to use another vehicle that was red.
* This is the first appearance of an anthropomorphic robotic vehicle being introduced into the comics, this is even more obvious due to Tails appearing to greet the car.
* The car also appears on the RI-A cover for the Sonic the Hedgehog: 30th Anniversary Special one-shot.
Emerald Radar

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The **Emerald Radar** was a small device created by the Tails from an alternate timeline to track down the chaos emeralds.

## Trivia

* Fang's hoverbike, Marvelous Queen, had a built-in tracker.
* The tracker is based on the Dragon Ball Radar from dragonball.
Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik (TSR one-shot)

for the main version of the character as portrayed in the main comic series, see, Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik

## Physical Description

### Attire

* Red and yellow dictator uniform
* Black pants
* Black and grey boots
* Dark blue/purple pince nez glasses
* Goggles

## Political Alignment and Abilities

### Abilities

* Incredible IQ
* Mechanical expertise
* Advanced Piloting Skills

**Dr. Ivo Eggman Robotnik** is an Human. He is a racing competitor in Dodon Pa's racing competition. At this point in time he has yet to oragnize a team, so he is racing only as himself.

## History

### Past

Dr. Eggman' history is the same as that of her video game counterpart, up until the events of Dodon Pa's racing competition.

### TSR One-shot

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Dr Eggman enters the racing competition against Team Dark (TSR one-shot), Team Sonic, Team Rose and Team Vector. Further into the race, he was still fighting for the lead with the members of Team Sonic and Team Dark.

After requesting some help due to not having his own team, Dodon Pa gave him a few wisps including an ivory wisp and cyan wisp. With that unfair advantage he was able to get ahead of all the racers except for Sonic and Shadow, who were way ahead.

Unfortunately for the Doctor, Tails organized a truce with the other racers, including Team Vector and Team Rose, who had just caught up putting their rivalry aside to take down Eggman. With each driver acquiring a different wisp power up, they surrounded Eggman's Egg Booster and used their wisps to attack his car.

This resulted in wrecking Dr. Eggman's racing car and taking him out of the race.

## Personality

Dr. Eggman shares the same personality as his video game counterpart.

## Appearance

Dr. Eggman is depicted as a human with a rotund and burly appearance, his torso and head coming together in an egg-like shape. He possesses no visible neck, a bald head, a bright red nose, and a very bushy mahogany moustache. He also has long, almost disproportionately thin arms and legs.

For attire, Eggman wears tinted, navy blue pince-nez glasses and green-lensed goggles as headwear and an elegant, red coat sporting two square metal buttons on both sides of the chest in gold. These buttons have white straps that run across the coat's sides to identical buttons on the back. The coat also has silver, zipper-like linings down the back, arms and front, yellow cuffs, and two extensions on the front that have large silver buttons. In addition, Eggman also wears white, cuff-less gloves on his hands and a pair of black pants with matching boots seemingly attached to them bearing circular plates on the both sides of the ankles and three square ones riding up the shin.

## Relationships

### Enemies

* Team Sonic (TSR one-shot)
* Team Rose (TSR one-shot)
* Team Vector
* Team Dark (TSR one-shot)
Claire Voyance

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## Political Alignment and Abilities

### Abilities

* Extrasensory perception
* Hover Wispon proficiency
* Trained soldier

**Claire Voyance** was an anthropomorphic howler monkey and was psy-ops member of the Diamond Cutters. In particular, she had the ability to scout ahead of an area with her mind.

## History

### Early History

Claire Voyance was a member of the Diamond Cutters, an elite anti-Eggman mercenary team. There she made use of a greenwisp. Smithy created a custom made wispon, which she nicknamed Mantis, for Claire to use with her wisp.

## Personality

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Claire was quite a cheerful person who believed in justice and personally opposed everything Dr. Eggman stood for. She was more cautious than the other members of the Diamond Cutters when it came to missions and other potential dangers.

## Abilities

Just like her fuill name, she possessed extra-sensorary abilities that is not gained through normal senses. This included being able to detect or sense targets at a distance. She also had a slight precognition, saying that she had a bad feeling, during her final mission.

## Equipment and weapons

Like the other Diamond Cutter members, Claire made use of her mask, which allowed her to communicate with her group across large distance, as well as being a translator to the universal language of the wisps.

Claire had a hover wispon that is named Mantis, which was powered by her green wisp companion.

## Relationships

### Friends/Allies

* Diamond Cutters
	+ Smithy the Lion
	+ Whisper the Wolf
	+ Mimic (Formerly)
	+ Slinger the Ocelot
* Wisps

### Enemies

* Eggman Empire
	+ Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik

## References

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Eggwalker Mark II

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*For the non-related badnik with the similar name, see Egg Walker*
The **Egg Mobile** was a hovering vehicle that was mainly used by Dr. Eggman. *The Eggwalker was powered by a chaos drive.*

## Appearance

The Egg Walker shares the basic appearance to the Eggmobile. However, it features two mechanical legs.

### Overpowered

Dr. Eggman used this vehicle, while leading his eggpawns to Starline Base Sigma to hunt down Surge the Tenrec and Kitsunami the Fennec.

## Trivia

* The Eggwalker Mark II is based on the Eggwalker from Sonic Adventure 2, which was Eggman's go to vehicle in the game that the players use when playing Eggman.
Bearenger

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**Bearenger** is a male bear from the classic dimension who is one of the minion of the villainous witch known as Witchcart.

## History

### Past

Tails had previously encountered Witchcart and her minions, including **Bearenger**, and defeated them.

### Tails' 30th aniversary

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Witchcart arrived on Flicky Island along with **Bearenger** and the other witchcarters. They went to work capturing the native Flickies into crystals and installed railroads across the island.
When Sonic and Tails arrived and noticed the changes, Tails eventually realized that Witchcart and her cronies were behind it. After explaining his past history with the group, Sonic rushed ahead. He found Bearenger, Hocke Wolf and Carrotia stuffing the birds into the crystals containers. Although Sonic initially had an upper hand, he became trapped in crystal upon Witchcart revealing herself.

## Appearance

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## Personality

Bearenger is the most easily angered of the group. Unlike the other two Witchcarters, he is the only one who takes his job seriously, to the point that he openly complains about them.

## Relationships

### Friends

* Witchcart
* Carrottia
* Hocke-Wulf

### Enemies

* Classic Tails
* Classic Sonic
* Flickies

## Abilities

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## Trivia

* Bearenger, like Witchcart, only appeared in the game, Tails Skypatrol.
* In the reboot version of Archie Sonic, she makes an appearance. In it he was being controlled by Witchcart, who was the twin sister of the character Naugus. In that continuity she made use of a type of extreme gear.
Black Arms

The **Black Arms** were a vicious alien race who once invaded the world.

## History

### Past Adventures

At one point in the past, the Black Arms invaded the world. They were successfully fought off with the combined might of Sonic, his friends, and even Dr. Eggman and his empire including his Egg Fleet. (StH: #6)

## Background Information

* The Black Arms are based on the species of the same name from the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series where they first appeared in Shadow the Hedgehog’s self-titled spin-off game, *Shadow the Hedgehog*.
* Professor Gerald Robotnik (Eggman's grandfather) used their blood to create Shadow.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Shadow\_the\_Hedgehog\_(game)
Amy Rose (TSR one-shot)

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**Amy Rose** is an anthopomorphic pink hedgehog.

### Race On Planet Wisp

Amy, as a member of Team Rose, was one of several heroes made to participate in a car race on Planet Wisp organized by the myseterious Dodon Pa. When Dr. Eggman crashed the race and cheated to get himself ahead on the track, Amy joined his fellow racers in launching an assault of Wisp power ups at the Doctor, putting him out of commission and out of the race.
(TSR)

## Equipment

* Amy uses the Pink Cabriolet as a racing car.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/02/15/writer-ian-flynn-discusses-giving-the-sonic-comic-series-a-fresh-start.aspx?PostPageIndex=2

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Caterkiller

* Modern
* Classic

* Eyes: Black

*For the Classic counterpart, see Caterkiller (Classic)*
The **Caterkiller** is a line of Badnik, modelled after a caterpillar, that was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Overview

The Caterkiller is a Badnik modeled after a caterpillar. It has a long, purple body consisting of numerous spherical segments. On the left and right side of each body segment is a yellow spike. The head sports a pair of antennae, two black and cyan-coloured eyes, and a pair of fangs protruding upward from the lower jaw.

The Caterkiller is one of Dr. Eggman's earliest Badnik models. It moves about by undulating its body to squirm across terrain and attacks by lunging and biting at targets. It is also capable of digging into the ground and bursting out to ambush prey.

## History

### Dr. Eggman's birthday

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The Caterkiller was one of the many types of badniks attempting to celebrate Dr Eggman's birthday on a previous occasion.

## Relationships

### Allies

* Eggman Empire
	+ Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik
* Clutch the Opossum (one, reprogrammed to serve him)

### Enemies

* Sonic the Hedgehog
* Rouge the Bat

## Background Information

* The Caterkiller was based on the enemy of the same name in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series. It made its debut in the original 1991 game.
* Unlike the Caterkillers used by modern Eggman, these badniks exhibited characteristic traits, such as fawning over the doctor and celebrating his birthday on their own volition.
	+ They are also shown to be more expressive.
Imperial City

**Imperial City** was a city that was full of technology that became ruins after the war between the Eggman Empire and the Resistance. It was controlled by the Eggman Empire.

## History

### Eggman's World Conquest

After getting ahold of a mysterious artifact known as the Phantom Ruby, Dr. Eggman began preparing for what he assumed would be the final battle. Eggman successfully defeated and captured Sonic and conquered the majority of the planet. This city served as one of Eggman's main territories during this time. When he lost the war to Sonic and the Resistance, this city was left in ruin. (StH: #1, #7)

### After the War

When they began looking for Dr. Eggman, the Chaotix of the Chaotix Detective Agency started out their search in Imperial City. However, they found nothing there but the city's wreckage. (StH: #5)

## Description

Imperial City was once a city filled with technology. Now, however, it lies in ruins and is filled with nothing but wreckage.

## Background Information

* According to writer Ian Flynn in a post on Twitter, the name of the city comes from the location, Imperial Tower, from the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series where it first appeared in *Sonic Forces* which was located within Eggman Empire Fortress. The city itself is a more general location where the Imperial Tower was located.

## References

1. ↑ http://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Forces
2. ↑ http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/02/15/writer-ian-flynn-discusses-giving-the-sonic-comic-series-a-fresh-start.aspx?PostPageIndex=2
Emeraldville Ruins

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**Emeraldville Ruins** was a former town that became abandoned during the Eggman war. It first appeared in the Sonic Annual 2019, Victory Garden, as Silver's Garden and continued to be named as such in Cream's drawn map. It's name was revealed in Zeti Hunt part 2.

## History

### Past

The town was once an occupied village, howver, it was abandoned due to the Eggman War. the soil in the city was spoiled by the devastaton and became sterile to grow plants.

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### Silver's Garden

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Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019: Victory Garden

### Test Run

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### Zeti Hunt

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## Places of Interest

* Restoration HQ
* Silver's garden
Cube Wispon

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The **Cube Wispon**, also known as the **Cube Hammer**, is a Wispon that is both themed after and utilizes the power of the Blue Wisp.

## History

### The Imprisoned Planet

At some point in the past, the Blue Wisps, along with other fellow Wisps, and their planet came under the threat of Dr. Eggman. Fortunately, they were saved by Sonic the Hedgehog. Afterward, as thanks for saving their race and planet, a bunch of Blue Wisps and other fellow Wisps settled down on Sonic's world where they helped out the residents of Sonic’s world whenever they could, the Wispons being one such way of helping in particular. (StH: #3)

### Diamond Cutters

Mimic the octopus made use of a Cube Wispon, as a member of the diamond cutters. However, he know longer posesses one after his betrayal.

### Fallout

When a Badnik force attacked a town, a resident used a Cube Hammer in an effort to try fighting them. The resident, however, got overwhelmed, but thankfully Sonic showed up on time to defeat the Badniks and get the resident back on his feet with his Cube Wispon in hand. (StH: #1)

## Appearance

Modeled after the Blue Wisp, the Cube Wispon is a Wispon in the shape of a hammer. It has a cube-shaped blue head with a gray metal plate covering the front and top, and it possesses a hexagon-shaped yellow face. Also, on the head's sides it has three white circles aligned horizontally along the middle. Also, on the back of its head, it has yellow groves. Lastly, a short black handle with a yellow pommel extends from the bottom of the head.

## Abilities

The Cube Wispon's signature function is its ability to hold Blue Wisps inside it and harness their energies to power itself. Without a Blue Wisp inside it, the Cube Wispon is useless.

The wispon acts as a melee weapon. It also hasthe additional ability to create multiple hard light blocks with blue energy which can be used as steps to get over walls etc.

## Background Information

* The Cube Wispon was based on the weapon of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Forces*. The description in an official video on YouTube also referred to it as the Cube Hammer. It was unnamed in the comic, but its name is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Colors
Devin Kraft

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**Devin Kraft** is an artist who contributes to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series.

## Credits

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog
	+ #1: "More Fun Games" variant cover art

## Background Information

* Devin is a local artist from the Dallas, TX area. His "More Fun Games" variant was exclusively sold at More Fun Games and Comics in Denton, TX.

## External Links

* Devin Kraft's official website
* Devin Kraft on Twitter
Death Egg Robot (Eggman War)

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The **Death Egg Robot** was a mech created and used by Dr. Eggman against Sonic the Hedgehog at the end of the Eggman War.

## History

### During the War

Towards the end of the War, Dr. Eggman fought a final battle against Sonic and his friends in the Death Egg Robot. The mech was powered by the Phantom Ruby, making it impervious to regular weapons. However, Eggman's attempts to overclock the Phantom Ruby during the battle made the robot vulnerable, allowing Sonic to destroy it.

With the mech's destruction, the Phantom Ruby generated a spatial distortion which Dr. Eggman disappeared into. Due to the trauma he suffered following his last defeat, the doctor had lost his memory. He was found by the residents of Windmill Village some time later and lived among them as the kindly mechanic "Mr. Tinker" before later being found by Dr. Starline. (StH: #1)

## Background Information

* This version of the Death Egg Robot was based on the machine of the same name in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Forces* as the final boss of the game. It was unnamed in the comic, but is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.
* This mech is referred to as the "Mega Death Egg Robot" in the original soundtrack to *Sonic Forces*.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Forces
Egg Base Upsilon

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**Egg Base Upsilon** was a Eggman base was a part of a series of Eggbases named after greek letters. (Bad Guys: #3)

## Trivia

* Egg Base is part of a series of Eggbases named after Greek letters. In the games and IDW Series, Dr. Eggman also had a penchant for naming the E-series as greek letters as well.
Blaze the Cat (TSR one-shot)

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### Race On Planet Wisp

When Dodon Pa released his challenge to participate in his race on Planet Wisp, Team Vector responded facing off against the other competing teams. (TSR)

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## Equipment

Blaze the Cat uses the racing car, Royal Chariot, which was created by Dodon Pa to be used by the cat.

## References

1. ↑  https://www.sonicstadium.org/2018/06/comic-previews-idw-sonic-the-hedgehog-9-solicitation-revealed/
Crawl

The **Crawl** is a line of crab-based Badnik that was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Background Information

* The Crawl is based on the enemy of the same name from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* games. It made its debut in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit)*.
* The Scrapnik, Malissa, had some parts from this type of Badnik.
Dragon Road

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Dragon Road was a location on Sonic's World.

## Sonic’s 900th Adventure

While sonic was transporting the unstable warp topaz through Green Hill, the gem warped Dragon Road into Green Hill, as well as a giant Orca. (Sonic’s 900th Adventure)

## Trivia

In the games, Dragon Road is a landmark in Chun-nan, appearing in Sonic Unleashed.

* Dragon Road is subtly based on the Great Wall in China, which served as the inspiration of Cham-nun.
Chaos Shadow

**Chaos Shadow** is a form of Shadow the Hedgehog taken on by removal of his Inhibitor Rings.

## Background Information

* Chaos Shadow was meant to appear in Issue 19 but was removed as introducing the form along with the Inhibitor Rings' properties to the comics at that stage was seen as too much.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 BumbleKast for August 23rd, 2022 feat. Laviarray - Q&A Podcast with Ian Flynn (18:05)
Flasher

The **Flasher** is a line of Badnik, modelled after a firefly, that was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## History

### Past

After Sonic the Hedgehog managed to defeat Eggman in their previous encounter, the doctor disappeared. However, his robot forces remained and continued to attack without a leader. Among these robots were the Crawlton. Eventually, the badniks came under the control of Neo Metal Sonic, who made them and their fellow Badniks more cohesive. They returned to Dr. Eggman's control once his memories were recovered. (StH: #1, #7)

### Imposter Syndrome and Battle for the Empire

At least one Flasher was located in the Mystic Cave Zone, when its control was override by Dr. Starline along with the rest of Eggman's Badniks.

After Starline’s defeat and presumed death, Dr. Eggman regained control of all his Badniks once again. He then ordered the Badniks to attack Sonic and his friends. (#50)

### Escape from the Empire

The Flashers were among the Badniks initially seen to pursue Sonic. (#51)

## Overview

The Flasher is a hovering Badnik that is modelled after a firefly. It has a red-coloured insectoid head with a pair of thin antennae and its body consists of a black shell with a large bulb beneath it. The Flasher's bulb is capable of generating a deadly field of electricity, shocking anyone that comes near it.

## Background Information

* The Flasher was based on the Badnik of the same name in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series. To date, it has only appeared in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit)*.
Casper

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**Casper** was a Scrapnik who lived with the other Scrapniks on Scrapnik Island.

## History

### Past

After being left abandoned on the shore of a mysterious island, she was repaired by Sigma and bacame a scrapnik. (Scrapnik Island: #2) He was also present with Mecha Sonic, Sigma and some other Scrapniks when they found a sunflower that Mecha would later keep and take care of. (Scrapnik Island: #3)

## Appearance

Casper is the combination of many badniks, including having the body of an Asteron as its face. It also wears a beige cloak.
Buzz Bomber

The **Buzz Bomber** is a line of bee-like Badnik created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Overview

The Buzz Bomber seems to resemble a wasp, featuring an indigo-coloured insectoid head and wasp-like tail connected to a black, spherical body. The body also sports a set of insectoid wings and an engine on either side that allows the robot to fly. The Buzz Bomber's tail is a rail detonator gun that fires bolts of energy and serves as its main weapon.

The Buzz Bomber is one of Dr. Eggman's most common and effective Badnik models, having been in production since the earliest days of the doctor's campaign for world domination.

## Variants

### Transporter Variant

***See also:** Buzz Bomber (Battleship Variant)*
A larger Buzz Bomber that served as aerial transport for other Badniks.

### Buzzer

***See also:** Buzzer*
An improved version of the Buzz Bomber series.

## History

### Dr Eggman’s birthday

The Buzzbomber was one of the many badniks taking part in an attack on Sonic by the Hard Boiled heavies in an attempt to please Eggman on his birthday.

## Trivia

* The Buzz Bomber is one of the most well-known Badniks in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, making its debut in the original *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game.
* It is presumed that like the rest of the Classic era badniks, the Buzz Bombers exhibited characteristic traits, such as fawning over the doctor and celebrating his birthday on their own volition.
	+ They are also shown to be more expressive.
Hariisen

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The **Hariisen** were a mass-produced pufferfish-based Badnik.

## History

### Winter Jam

When Sonic, Rouge, Omega, Tails, Amy, Cream and Big were abducted by a Giant Chopper to play Orbot and Cubot’s reality game show, a Hariisen was among the assortment of Badniks acting as an audience. (Sonic the Hedgehog: Winter Jam)

## Trivia

* Hariisen is based on the badnik with the same name, which first appeared in Sonic Advance 3, and later Sonic Jump and Sonic Jump 2.
Chaz

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**Chaz** was a Scrapnik who lived with the other Scrapniks on Scrapnik Island.

## History

### Past

After being left abandoned on the shore of a mysterious island, she was repaired by Sigma and bacame a scrapnik. (Scrapnik Island: #2) He was also present with Mecha Sonic, Sigma and some other Scrapniks when they found a sunflower that Mecha would later keep and take care of. (Scrapnik Island: #3)

## Appearance

Chaz is the combination of many badniks, including a Chainspike, Fireworm, Spiker and Splats.
Beat

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The **Beat** is a line of Badnik created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Overview

The Beat is an ovoid-shaped Badnik modelled after a mite. It has a pink and grey body, two white eyes with black pupils, and a pair of short antennae. It moves about on a pair of thick, cylindrical legs adorned with danger stripes.

Beats are produced en masse within certain Eggman Empire bases, emerging from the walls in great numbers. They will swarm intruders, clambering over each other in order to surround a target before self-detonating, blowing themselves up and the intruder along with them.

## List of appearances

* Sonic the Hedgehog IDW Comic Series
	+ Issue 33 (spare parts only)
	+ Issue 34
	+ Issue 35

## Background Information

* The Beat was based on the enemy[1] in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series. They made their debut in *Sonic Adventure*.
Babylon Rogues

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## Political Alignment and Abilities

The **Babylon Rogues** were a trio of birds that were the descendants to the Ancient Babylonians. They consisted of Jet the Hawk, Wave the Swallow and Storm the Albatross. They specialised in the use of Extreme Gear.

## History

### Bonds of Friendship

The Babylon Rogues burst into Mineral Museum in Spiral Hill Village with their extreme gears. Taking orders from Jet, the Babylon Rogues grabbed the various gems off the shelves and into their sacks. In the process, Storm the Albatross unintentionally kidnapped Jewel, who looked like a gem when she curled in into a ball. They then quickly rode their gears back up to their nearby blimp. After discussing their successful haul, Storm showed the,m the giant gem he found, only for it to unfurl as Jewel the beetle. A shock Wave panicked that they kidnapped somebody, only for someone else to reply. The figure was tangle, who, along with Whisper catapulted to the blimp via tangles tail.

After Jet proclaimed that in order to get her back, that she has to race them, Wave angrilly exclaimed to Jet that they were not kidnappers. The conversation then developed into a argument between the two birds, with Storm pondering "wouldn't a talkin' gem be worth more?" As wave and jet argued more, Jet suggested that they should throw the intruders out, to which Storm shrugged and threw her out with a second thought.

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### All or Nothing

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### Out of the Blue

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## Relationships

### Neutral

* Tangle the Lemur
* Whisper the Wolf
* Jewel

### Enemies

* Dr. Eggman
* Master Zik

## Appearances

* Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019 (first full appearance) ‎
* Sonic the Hedgehog: Tangle & Whisper Issue 0 (mentioned)

## Trivia

* The Babylon Rogues first debuted in Sonic Riders game.
* Their debut appearance in the comics marks the first time they are established in the comics' modern Sonic canon.
Ben

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**Ben** was a Scrapnik, an amalgamation of badnik parts and once served the Eggman Empire, but was abandoned with the other Scrapniks on Scrapnik Island.

## History

### Past

Ben, alongside some other badniks greeted the newly awakened Benedict, who was repaired by E-117 Sigma

### Scrapnik Island

Ben was one of the scrapniks that greeted Sonic and Tails after Tails created a translator from his Miles electric computer. Later on, he spied Sonic being held captive by Mecha Sonic. He then rushed to Tails, where he was able to show what happened to Sonic by interfacing with the Miles electric.

## Appearance

Being composed of many badnmik robots, he had the head of a Coconuts, the eyebrows of a Roller and the legs, arms and body of other Badniks.

## Ability

Ben is able to connect to the Miles Electric with a cable from his mouth, showing him what he visually saw on the computer screen.

## Relationship

* Miles "Tails" Prower
* Scrapniks
	+ BBPBB
	+ Benedict
	+ Bill
	+ Carina
	+ Carlisle
	+ Casper
	+ Chaz
	+ Cyril
	+ Dylan
	+ E-117 Sigma
	+ Eddy
	+ Emily
	+ Florentine
	+ Freddie
	+ Gilbert
	+ Hottie
	+ Judd
	+ Junio
	+ Lloyd
	+ Malissa
	+ Maximilian
	+ Mecha Knuckles
	+ Mecha Sonic
	+ Michael
	+ Mitch
	+ Nevin
	+ Rancheros
	+ Tom
	+ Triple ER
* Sonic the Hedgehog

## Trivia

* According to sketches of Min Ho Kim's Scrapnik designs, Ben was originally going to have both arms being the same, with the blade of a Slicer attached to its left hand, with Ben's final design having its left arm being completely different from its right arm.
Batbrain

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The **Batbrain** was a line of bat-based badniks that were used by Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik.

## History

### Past

After Sonic the Hedgehog managed to defeat Eggman in their previous encounter, the doctor disappeared. However, his robot forces remained and continued to attack without a leader. Among these robots were the Crawlton. Eventually, the badniks came under the control of Neo Metal Sonic, who made them and their fellow Badniks more cohesive. They returned to Dr. Eggman's control once his memories were recovered. (StH: #1, #7)

### Scrapnik Island

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## Abilities

The Batbrain had the capability of flight. They also exhibited enough strength to carry Caterkillers in the air.
Crabber

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The **Crabber** is a type of Quasi badnik that fused elements of the normal Crabmeat and Spina badnik. It was one of the test subjects that were encountered by Sonic on one of Eggman's installations.

## History

### Test Run

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## Appearance

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## Personality

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## Abilities

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## Relationships

### Allies

* Eggman Empire
	+ Badniks
	+ Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik

### Enemies

* Sonic the Hedgehog
* Miles "Tails" Prower
* Amy Rose
Asteroid Wispon

The **Asteroid Wispon** is a Wispon that is both themed after and utilizes the power of the Indigo Wisp.

## History

### The Imprisoned Planet

At some point in the past, the Indigo Wisps, along with other fellow Wisps, and their planet came under the threat of Dr. Eggman. Fortunately, they were saved by Sonic the Hedgehog. Afterward, as thanks for saving their race and planet, a bunch of Indigo Wisps and other fellow Wisps settled down on Sonic's world where they helped out the residents of Sonic’s world whenever they could, the Wispons being one such way of helping in particular. (StH: #3)

This type of wispon was used to clear out crowds of robots.(#8)

This weapon had had a widespread attack range, which was really handy at crowd controlling the invading robots

### During the War

Near the end of the war, a town that served as a hub for Wispon distribution was saved from Badniks by the mercenary duo, Rough the Skunk and Tumble the Skunk. The two then offered to improve the town's defenses, but they winded up conquering the town. The Asteroid Wispon was one such Wispon hoarded by the mercenaries. (StH: #3)

### Fallout

After noticing that the Wispon distribution in the town that Rough and Tumble conquered had dried up, Knuckles the Echidna went to investigate. Sonic also showed up soon after. The two entered the town and fought against Rough and Tumble. However, their Wispons were left without power when Sonic convinced the Wisps in them to betray Rough and Tumble. After the two villains were defeated, the town's Wispons were returned to their owners, including the Asteroid Wispons. (StH: #3)

## Appearance

Modeled after the Indigo Wisp, the Asteroid Wispon is an orb-shaped Wispon. This orb is colored indigo on one half and black on the other. The Asteroid Wispon also has a lens up front and is surrounded by a mechanical yellow planetary ring.

## Abilities

The Asteroid Wispon's signature function is its ability to hold Indigo Wisps inside it and harness their energies to power itself. Without an Indigo Wisp inside it, the Asteroid Wispon is useless.

Being built to clear out crowds of robots, the Asteroid Wispons must possess a widespread attack range.

## Background Information

* The Asteroid Wispon was based on the weapon of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Forces*. It was unnamed in the comic, but its name is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Colors
Captain Whisker

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**Captain Whisker** a the robotic captain of the Robot pirates in Blaze's World.

## History

### Past

At some point in the past, marine and Blaze fought the robot pirates. The captain and the rest of the mainstays of the group disappeared leaving the rest of the robot pirates directionless and defeated.

## Relationships

Friends/Allies:

* Mini & Mum
* Robot Pirates
	+ Johnny