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E-123 Omega

*You may be looking for Omega, the Reploid.*

**E-123 Omega**, or simply known as **Omega**, is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

E-123 Omega's only two goals in his life are to take revenge on Eggman for wasting his potential and and destroy the doctor's other robots to prove himself to be superior. Above all else, these goals are absolute in Omega's eyes, and as a result of this, he tends to be extremely headstrong, reckless and destructive, decimating anything that gets in his way. Like E-102 Gamma, his predecessor, Omega has a free will and personality, though is less noble than Gamma. He thinks other robots of Eggman are inferior to him, dismissing them as "worthless" and hates sidetracking especially when it comes to locating Eggman.

While as a robot, he is emotionless, Omega is capable of understanding the emotions of others. He is also superstitious and fairly loyal and dependable when he is on the good side and not incapable of looking past differences to forge alliances. He will even temporarily abandon his quest for Eggman or even directly work with him if a larger threat, such as Bowser, Sigma, Smithy & Ra Moon or Tachyon, is detected. As stereotypical of most robots, Omega tends to use technical sesquipedalian words instead of casual human speech.
Episode 137

***Episode 137*** is the eighty-second episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* *Cinderella Story* is named after the movie *The Cinderella Story*, and is generally invocative of stories about princesses, notably *Cinderella*.
* *Bros Before Foes* is named after the sixth issue of the *Ratchet & Clank* comic series.
	+ It also serves as a pun on the Bomberman Rangers' previous name, the "Bomberman Bros."
* *Darker Than Black* is named after the anime series of the same name.
* *Moody Blues* is named after the band The Moody Blues.
Hunter's Guild

The **Hunter's Guild** are a hunting guild that search for lost technology and hunt down dangerous Mavericks for bounties. They first appear in *Season Three*. They are a subsidiary of the Guardians.

## History

### Past

After their alliance with the Guardians, the Hunters became a subsidiary group of the Guardians. The raiders led by Wolff were integrated after the Ouroboros incident.
K. Rool

**King K. Rool**, or known simply as **K. Rool** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

K. Rool, per his name, is cruel, which means he is brutal, ruling his Kremling Krew through threats and intimidation, often punishing them severely when they fail. Even his henchmen, the Kritters and Klump, Krusha & the Flying Five, his most powerful followers, all fear his wrath. This has at times worked against him. K. Rool is also a dirty fighter, faking defeat, often collapsing in the middle of battle and making it seem like he has been defeated, only for him to rise up seconds later and begin attacking again. He is also insane and demented. K. Rool is also negligent towards nature.

K. Rool hates the Kongs, more specifically, his arch-nemesis, Donkey Kong, though he is susceptible to female members of the Kong Family. Despite this, he commends their skill. K. Rool's goal is to steal the banana hoard from the Kongs, for unclear purposes, and make Donkey Kong starve to death.
Episode 144

***Episode 144*** is the eighty-ninth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* This episode is the only segmented episode to be split into five parts instead of four.
	+ Unlike the other segmented episodes, the first part, *The Infiltrator*, directly causes the events of the remaining parts.
* *Curse of the Pharaohs* is named after the Mercyful Fate song of the same name.
* *A Rare Old Time* is a pun referring to Rare, the video game company that developed the *Donkey Kong Country* and *Banjo-Kazooie* video game series.
Gogekka

**Gogekka** is a region located near Pac-Land and Fairyland. It first appears during *Season Two*.

## History

### Past

Gogekka was the site of Erwin's campaign.

### Season Two

Erwin's inactive siphons were required for Team Sonic to gain safe passage to the Spectral Realm.

Later, while Team Sonic battled Erwin within the Spectral Realm, Sigma's forces arrived, where they battled Mother Fairy's forces.
Guardian Towers

The **Guardian Towers** are a set of six tall, thin towers built on Nexus World, unearthing after the seven Chaos Emerald towers are compromised. They first appear in *Season Two*.

## Description

The six towers serve to transmit a suppression wave across Nexus World.

The six towers can only be deactivated within Virtual Space, which is where their power originates. Because of this, the pinnacles of each of the towers possess an access terminal. Due to the nature of the wave generated from these towers, those who access the terminal will be afflicted by cyber corruption, whether they are organic or robotic.

The towers can also suppress Chaos energy.

## Trivia

* The six towers are based on the towers Sonic encounters on Rhea Island during *Sonic Frontiers*.
Dr. Ein

**Dr. Ein** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Dr. Ein, despite not showing many emotions, is a friendly figure with a reasonably kind soul to the Bomberman Rangers. He is somewhat of a goofball, and tends to overreact at what he believes to be a great idea, even if the idea in question is ludicrous. He has a habit of blowing his nose on any piece of paper he can find.

## Trivia

* Dr. Ein's personality and quirks are lifted from the *Bomberman Jetters* anime series.
* It is implied that Dr. Ein is a character reboot of the character Dr. Mitsumori from *Bomberman* (1990).
Dr. Mechado

**Dr. Mechado**, or known simply as **Mechado**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*, and a major antagonist of *Season Three*. He is a member of the Hige Hige Bandits.

## Personality

Dr. Mechado is a treacherous, manipulative and secretive man, using Mujoe and the Hige Hige Bandits for his own gain.

## Transformations

### Mechado Virus

While not a virus, Mechado is able to wirelessly control entities within Cyber Space known as Mechado Viruses. These viruses are the cause of corruption within Cyber Space prior to the End's reawakening.

The Mechado Viruses differentiate between a **Human Form**, which is essentially Mechado's Cyber Space avatar, a **Mite Form**, which are small bug-like figures that have Mechado's head for a body, and the **Spider Form**, which is a large half-Mechado, half-spider monster, which serves as Mechado's attacking form.

## Trivia

* Dr. Mechado's role is adapted from his role from the *Bomberman Jetters* anime series.
* It is possible that Dr. Mechado is a character reboot of the character Dr. Mook from *Super Bomberman*.
* As a recurring gag, Dr. Mechado is erroneously referred to as "Mechadoc". This is based on an error in the English subtitles for *Bomberman Jetters*. This is also based on the character Professor Namba from the *Pokémon* anime series. He is also erroneously referred to as "Dr. Mechard" and "Dr. Mook".
Geo-Shift Sphere

The **Geo-Shift Sphere** is a mechanism installed within the Shumulvault. It first appears in *Season Three*. It is a key component of Project Elysium.

## Description

The Geo-Shift Sphere is used to transport entire planets to Cyber Space. It is powered by the Surinox Shard, and is hooked up to an excavated Cyber Space portal.

## History

### Past

A Geo-Shift Sphere was previously used by Zogg as a key component of Project Helios, where he would transport entire planets to his "Artemis Galaxy". It was destroyed by Ratchet.
Eye of the Storm

***Eye of the Storm*** is the eightieth episode of *Season Two*.

## Synopsis

Team Sonic fight their way to the eye of the storm - Sigma Tower.

## Trivia

* The end sequence of the episode was inspired by the scene where the Sternritter activate their Quincy: Vollständig, overseen by Yhwach, from the *Bleach* episode "The Fundamental Virulence*.*
	+ This scene takes place during each of the following ten episodes, as the Mavericks activate their Limited transformations in each.
Helmaroc the Cassowaroid

**Helmaroc the Cassowaroid** is a Pseudoroid working for Legion. He first appears in *Season Four*.

## Biography

### History

Helmaroc was amongst twelve Pseudoroids recruited by Legion.

## Trivia

* Helmaroc's name is a portmanteau of "helmet", referring to the casque found on the head of cassowaries, and "roc", an enormous bird of prey in Middle Eastern mythology.
	+ Helmarocs are also a recurring enemy in the *The Legend of Zelda* series.
Emerald City

**Emerald City** is a city located in Gem Stone Valley. It first appears in *Season One*.

## Trivia

* Emerald City is based on the cityscape seen in the background of Slide Coliseum and Turbo Track from *Crash Team Racing*. Its name is derived from the city of the same name from *The Wizard of Oz*.
	+ The caption for Emerald City references this.
False Bowser

**False Bowser** refers to seven copies in the likeness of Bowser. They first appear in *Season One*.

## Appearance

These seven False Bowsers are created to resemble the seven worlds entangled in Bowser's plans.

### *Sonic the Hedgehog* Bowser

This Bowser resembles Zavok in terms of overall shape, but retains Bowser's signature shell, as well as his snout. He has comically larger eyes.

### *Super Mario* Bowser

This Bowser is identical to Bowser himself, but having blue skin and pink hair.

### *Mega Man* Bowser

This Bowser is a robotic version of Bowser with a Robot Master-themed design that resembles Guts Man.

### *Crash Bandicoot* Bowser

This Bowser is identical to Bowser but has black skin and wears metal armor. This Bowser also carries a spiked hammer.

### *Pac-Man* Bowser

This Bowser has a design resembling the style of *Steamboat Willie*, albeit in color.

### *Ratchet & Clank* Bowser

This Bowser appears to resemble Bowser with realistic design cues taken from his counterpart from the 1993 *Super Mario Bros.* movie.

### *Bomberman* Bowser

This Bowser has a design resembling the Bombermen, specifically resembling Golem Bomber.

## Personality

The False Bowsers seem to be dependant on orders, and will not operate unless instructed.

## Biography

### History

Bowser has previously been known to use False Bowsers to trick Mario or slow him down.

### *Season One*

These seven False Bowsers are a product of the Omega Weapon, created while using the Red Chaos Emerald's power. They are created in order to keep Sonic and his allies preoccupied while Bowser furthers his own plans with the Weapon.

## Trivia

* The blue False Bowser is based on the False Bowser, also referred to as "Bowser's Brother", appearing in *Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels*.
* The armored False Bowser is lifted from *Skylanders: SuperChargers*, where he is known as Hammer Slam Bowser.
Gate

**Gate** is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. He is Sigma's right hand man.

## Personality

Gate is a devoted researcher with a sardonic attitude, large ego and an irreverent personality. He's willing to do everything necessary to get what he wants in order to achieve in his goals. Like Sigma, Gate desires a Reploid government under his leadership, though only certain advanced Reploids such as himself and his creations would be included.

Gate aims to create the strongest Reploids possible, which makes him fascinated with X and Zero, and their unanalyzable bodies. He is a genius in both Reploid and Maverick technology and is not afraid to show it. He even broke protocol when he was on the research team, leading to him being shunned by his fellow researchers. Gate couldn't understand and found it hypocritical that X and Zero were not treated with the same fear as his Reploids, and became resentful when his own colleagues destroyed them, combined with the fact that Alia was on in the conspiracy and chose to escape the scorn by hiding in solitude.

Gate once had concern for the world, but any compassion left in him was completely lost when he was infected by Zero's DNA, though he found the sensation "liberating" and promptly lost himself in his own selfish goals.

## Biography

### History

Gate was found, restored and repaired by Isoc, who had faked his death following the defeat of High Max.

### *Season One*

Gate, along with Isoc, was responsible for resurrecting and restoring Sigma. His silhouette was seen in Sigma's lair.

### *Season Two*

Gate was later ordered to being reconstruct the Mavericks on behalf of Sigma. He was later seen reconstructing and resurrecting Chill Penguin.
Dr. Wily

**Doctor Albert W. Wily**, or simply known as **Dr. Wily**, is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*. He is the arch-enemy of Mega Man.

## Personality

A brilliant scientist, Wily shows a passion in pushing the future of technology and robotics, not matter what the cost for the robot, a trait he had held throughout his entire life. He is shown to be hot-headed, prideful and resentful, which evolved him into pure hatred and evil and driving him in his ambition for world domination. Even when defeated by his nemesis, Mega Man, he often begged for mercy before escaping to avoid being taken to prison. He even planned to double-cross Bowser and the Omega Alliance at first notice, not realizing they all planned to do the same.

As diabolical as he is, Wily has exhibited rare moments of decency and goodness within him, and is not above resorting to murder, as shown with him getting angry at the prospect of Thomas being killed. Despite Zero fighting alongside X, Wily is proud of his creation.
Sophie

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Episode 143

***Episode 143*** is the eighty-eighth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* *Flash Drive* refers to the USB flash drive, a plug-in that is used to store electronic data externally. This refers to how Coco is physically sent into Virtual Space by external means.
* *Big's Big Adventure* is named after the visual novel *Big's Big Fishing Adventure 3*.
* *King of the Koopas* is named after the track of the same name from both *Paper Mario* and *The Super Mario Bros. Movie*.
Glitch

**Glitch** is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Biography

### Past

Glitch was created by a member of the Resistance, most likely Phantom. After helping him in Nefarious City, Phantom passed her on to Ratchet.

## Powers and Abilities

Glitch is impervious to the effects of the Sigma Virus, and is able to combat it directly.
Johnny

**Johnny** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*. He is the right-hand man of Captain Whisker and the second-in-command of his Sol World Pirates.

## Personality

Johnny is a feisty speed demon who refuses to finish second. He is arrogant, boastful and supremely confident in his own speed and abilities, being convinced that he is the fastest of them all, to the point he even viewed Sonic as unworthy of being the "fastest thing alive". His ego even goes as far that he believes that him losing would devastate all speed lovers across the world. His incredible speed leads to a cowardly streak however, as he will turn tail and run away when things go against him in battle.

Johnny usually takes very limited interests in others, considering them to be not worth his time, and would rather push them away and focus on the people he desires. However, he does not tolerate insults from people, regardless of who they are, and will gladly turn his attention to them to prove them wrong.

## Biography

### *Season Two*

At some point, Johnny rejoined Whisker's crew when he was salvaged from the depths.
Dr. Nefarious

**Doctor Nefarious**, or simply known as **Nefarious**, is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*. He is the arch-enemy of Ratchet and Clank.

## Personality

Dr. Nefarious is a deranged, eccentric, egomaniacal, psychotic and sadistic mad scientist, showing no remorse for his actions and pleasure in villainy. He also extremely hates organic life, referring to them as "squishes", despite once being one himself.

While it is not his sole motive, he acts mostly out of vengeance, particularly towards Qwark. He is also cunning, having manipulated numerous beings to work with him before betraying them, of which he is shown to be quite impatient towards them when they fail. The only ally that stuck around throughout his whole career is his butler, Lawrence. He is also prone to malfunctioning in times of stress, during which he will freeze up and begin broadcasting local audio, most notably *Lance and Janice*.

## Biography

### History

At some point, Dr. Nefarious stole the schematics from his variant from Rivet's Dimension, enabling him to use the forces that belonged to him.

## Trivia

* Dr. Nefarious' stress-induced broadcast of *Lance & Janice* returns, however, depending on which world he is currently in, the signal is replaced accordingly:
	+ In Sonic's World, the broadcast is replaced by *Chao in Space*.
	+ In Mario's World, the broadcast is replaced by *WarioWare, Inc.*
	+ Nexus World takes things a step further, broadcasting real-life adverts instead, including:
		- Swanson's "Great Starts Breakfast" ad.
		- Coca Cola's 1983 ad.
Episode 142

***Episode 142*** is the eighty-seventh episode of *Season Two*.

## Credits

* *Endangered Species* is named after the main title of *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issues #243-246*.
* *Tell No Tales* is named after the level of the same name from *Crash Bandicoot: Warped*.
	+ It is also invocative of the phrase "dead men tell no tales", which is commonly associated with piracy.
* *Brothers in Arms* is named after the Dire Straits album and song of the same name.
	+ The title of the episode also refers to how Boomer Kuwanger and Gravity Beetle are brothers.
* *I Am The Eggman* is named after the title of *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue #75*.
Hard Times

***Hard Times*** is the nineteenth episode of *Season One*.

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is lifted from the song of the same name by The Jetzons. The track is known for being similar to the Ice Cap Zone theme from *Sonic the Hedgehog 3*, composed by The Jetzons band member Brad Buxer.
	+ The track itself also plays during the episode.
Gods and Monsters

***Gods and Monsters*** is the fifty-third episode of *Season One*.

## Synopsis

Heroes fight against the terror of Bowser.

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is lifted from the 1998 movie of the same name.
	+ It is also a reference to the book of which the movie is based on, *Father of Frankenstein*, referring to Bowser's frankensteinian transformation.
Foreman Spike

**Foreman Spike**, or also known simply as **Spike**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Foreman Spike is a angry and greedy foreman who wants to rake in the cash for himself.

## Biography

### History

At some point, Spike became a member of the Bowser Baddies, Bowser's elite minions of the Koopa Troop.
Hellen Gravely

**Hellen Gravely**, or known simply as **Hellen**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Hellen Gravely is a fervent fangirl and a obsessive admirer of King Boo. She wants to impress him and prove herself to be a useful ally. She also adores her ghost pet cat, Polterkitty, and treats her with care, and can get enraged when she is hurt. Though she does not treat her fellow ghosts with as much and has no tolerance for their failure, she still cares for them to some degree.

Hellen is also vain, to the point to disguising her real, hag-like appearance with a more attractive one as well as constantly applying her makeup, GheistPaint, to maintain it. While she presents herself as a classy, smooth speaker with a calm demeanor, Hellen can either be enthusiastic or wrathful.
Fang

**Fang the Hunter**, formerly **Fang the Sniper**, **Jet the Jerboa** and **Nack the Weasel**, or known simply as **Fang**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Three*.

## Biography

### *Season Three*

Fang and his entourage were seemingly hired as protection for Dr. Mechado during his excavation of the Starfall Islands. Fang began to pester Mechado about his origins, asking what he wanted with the Cyber Space portals, and comparing him to Eggman, whom he was previously employed by.
Golvis

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

## Personality

### *Season One*

Kinky 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

* Golvis' Monster form is based on his appearance from *Pac-Man Monsters*.
Klump

**General Klump**, or known simply as **Klump**, is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Three*.

## Personality

Even though Klump is endlessly berated and disrespected by K. Rool, even to the point of being fired by him, he is ever faithful to him. Due to the fact that K. Rool's minions, especially Krusha, are too dimwitted to be organized, Klump is often put in charge of K. Rool's schemes. Despite his tough military-like exterior, Klump is actually quite a softie.
Goliath

**Goliath** is a large combat robot created by the Omega Weapon. It first appears in *Season One*.

## Design

Goliath resembles the motifs and design elements of each member of the Omega Alliance. Its main body resembles Cortex's head, but with the face of Blinky's Flame-O-Matic (*Pac-Man World 2*), albeit with Cortex's moustache and Nefarious' lower jaw and eyebrows. The cockpit on top of the robot resembles Nefarious' head, similar to his Party Crasher (*Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart*).

The robot's right arm resembles Wily's Wily Machine 9 (*Mega Man 9*), Wily Machine 25 (*Otoranger*) and the Wily Machine from *Mega Man: The Power Battle*, while its left arm resembles Eggman's Egg Dragoon (*Sonic Unleashed*) and Death Egg Robot (*Sonic Forces*). The robot's legs are based on Bagura's Gattaida (*Super Bomberman 3*), God Bomber (*Bomberman Hero*) and Great Gattaida (*Super Bomberman R*), though the latter are both interpretations.

The thrusters on its back are based on Cortex's Airship (*Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time*). Completing the robot's design are decorative black spiked arm bands, similar to those worn by Bowser. It is piloted by the Ghost Gang, similarly to the Emperor Ghost (*Pac-Man Arrangement*) and Megawhale (*Pac-Man World 2*), while also being invocative of the RoboBrood (*Super Mario Odyssey*). The bottoms of Goliath's feet have wheels, allowing it to skate to gain speed as opposed to running.

It is powered by the Master Crystal and the Energy Elements, giving it energy-related abilities. Goliath has a purple color scheme.

### Weaponry

Much like its design, the robot has weaponry derived from its masters as well. Both of its arms can be alternated, with its left arm possessing a drill, much like the Wily Machine 25, and an energy cannon, while the right arm has a machine gun, like the Egg Dragoon, and a tethered spike ball, much like Clyde's Killer Frog (*Pac-Man World 2*). Its right arm also has a tether that allows it to launch out, allowing it to punch or grab at a distance.

Goliath's waist has a saw that can activate at will, while its mouth can generate fire and ice projectiles, much like the Ghost Gang's Blade-O-Matic, Blower and Flame-O-Matic.
Episode 141

***Episode 141*** is the eighty-sixth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* *Beneath the Mask* is named after the song of the same name from *Persona 5*.
* *Ghostly Adventures* is named after the video game *Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures*.
* *Professor Buggler and the Mechanical Marvel* is named after the movie *Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel*.
	+ It is also invocative of the *Professor Layton* video game series.
* *Mighty Mujoe and Salt-Flavored Ramen* is named after the *Bomberman Jetters* episode of the same name.
Dr. Weil

**Dr. Weil** is a minor character appearing in call-forwards in the *Special*, and posthumously in *Season Three*.

## Biography

### Future

Dr. Weil's legacy would later be carried on in the form of Model W.

The Model Ws would occasionally manifest Dr. Weil's likeness when in Cyber Space.

## Trivia

* Along with the Scientist, Dr. Weil's appearance serves to set up the events of the *Mega Man Zero* series of games, which take place beyond, or prior to in the case of *Season Three*, the timeline of *Sonic Nexus*. Dr. Weil is stated to have been present at the end of the Maverick Wars.
	+ Dr. Weil's appearance in the *Special* is based on his young adult design seen in the official concept art. This design was previously seen in *Archie Mega Man #50*, similarly to call forward the *Mega Man Zero* series.
Gemerl

*Not to be confused with Geemel.*

**Gemerl**, formerly known as **Emerl**, is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Gemerl is a Gizoid designed to learn, making him capable of growing wiser and developing with each experience. Possessing an artificial intelligence, he is capable of making independent decisions. Though originally, he lacked any traits of Emerl, his original self's personality and behaved like an emotionless Badnik and was completely obedient and loyal to Doctor Eggman. Later on however, Gemerl slowly gained his original self's traits, which made him kind-hearted, gentle, caring and supportive towards his friends and adoptive family.

Gemerl is greatly devoted to Cream and her family, defending them by any means necessary. He's so devoted to those he protects he even tends to get overzealous and go too far in his execution. He also won't hesitate to use lethal force against his opponents. While his actions make him seem like a jerk or even a ruthless machine following his programming, they can actually be traced back to his original self and a genuine emotional desire. Gemerl can furthermore learn from his mistakes and accept expectations to his regulations because of his commitment to Cream. As a result of this, he is able to show regret about his actions and admit his mistakes.

Gemerl also uses a robotic and computer-based speech pattern. He also tends to take comments far too literally. He is also life-like, being able to make gestures and understanding arguments that apply to emotional and moral values. However, he has trouble grasping the decisions living creatures make, which he believes are illogical and self-destructive. He also possesses somewhat of a temper, as he does not take kindly to insults directed at him. When he believes he has been insulted, he is ready to rush into battle unless he is reigned in by Cream. Despite this, he is able to incorporate a bit of humor into his personality, and is also tactful and understands when he needs to remain silent.
Egg Carrier

The **Egg Carrier** is a multifunctional flying fortress created by Doctor Eggman. It first appears in *Season One*.

## History

### Past

This Egg Carrier was built fairly recently by the doctor, using it to covertly transport goods to his older base in the Mystic Ruins.

### *Season One*

The Egg Carrier is detected by Tails, allowing Sonic and himself to uncover Eggman's operations at his old base.

## Trivia

* The design of this Egg Carrier is lifted from *Sonic: Mega Drive - The Next Level*.
Erwin's Fortress

**Erwin's Fortress** is a fortress belonging to Erwin. It appears during *Season Two*.

## History

### *Season Two*

With Mother Fairy's power comprimised by fighting Sigma directly, Tails, Coco and Orson cooperated to reactivate the siphon there and connect it to the one within the Shadow Temple, allowing Team Sonic to return to the mortal plane.
Isoc

**Isoc** is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Biography

### History

Using his research of X and Zero's previous exploits, Isoc faked his death by downloading his mind onto a private computer, leaving the Maverick Hunters to find his body inactive within Gate's laboratory. He later resurfaced some time later, where he recovered Gate, resurrecting the Maverick scientist.

### *Season One*

Isoc, along with Gate, was responsible for resurrecting and reviving Sigma. His silhouette was seen in Sigma's lair.
Emerald Hunters

The **Emerald Hunters** are a team put together by the Omega Alliance to track down the Chaos Emeralds, and is made up of some of the alliance's strongest forces. They are major antagonists of *Season One*.

## Overview

The group seems to be very uneasy, as the members seem to constantly disagree with who is in charge. This is most notable with both Devil Bomber and Bowser Jr. frequently casting doubt on Bass's leadership, Bomber Great's insistence on keeping Devil Bomber in line, and Metal Sonic often being distant. Despite their faults, the group work as a team when battling their nemeses.
Earth (disambiguation)

**Earth** is a planet located in the solar system. In *Sonic Nexus*, several versions of this planet exist. Earth may refer to one of the following:

* **Sonic's World**, also known as **Earth**, the homeworld of Sonic.
* **Mario's World**, also known as **Earth**, the homeworld of Mario.
* **Mega Man's World**, also known as **Earth**, the homeworld of Mega Man, which is divided into time periods:
	+ **Earth, 20XX**, Mega Man's time period.
	+ **Earth, 21XX**, the future of Mega Man's world and the time period of X.
	+ **Earth, 25XX**, the far future of Mega Man's world and the time period of Grey and Ashe.
* **Crash's World**, also known as **Earth**, the homeworld of Crash.
Doctor Eggman

**Doctor Ivo Robotnik**, better known by his nickname, **Doctor Eggman**, is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*. Eggman is responsible for breaching the Nexus, effectively starting the events of the story. He is the arch-enemy of Sonic.

## Personality

Described as the world's vilest person, as well as it's worst screw up, Eggman is an evil, mean, self-proclaimed and megalomaniac scientist with an IQ of 300 alongside many talents. He constantly hatches plots and uses his scientific genius and robotic expertise to create weapons and gadgets to establish the Eggman Empire. For all of his brilliance though, his arch-nemesis, Sonic, constantly finds a way to foil his plans and keep his work at bay.

Never discouraged by his failures, Eggman is always able to come up with an endless supply of plans to make his dreams a reality. He is noted to be selfish, as well as well as being extremely narcissistic and egotistical, having a tendency to plaster his persona all over his creations and bases to fuel his ego. For this, Eggman is willing to destroy anything that stands in his way in order to makes his dreams come true. Like his nemesis, Eggman can sometimes show a great deal of attitude and cockiness.

Eggman is also treacherous by nature, often wishing to be the one who gets the last laugh, and always making sure that nobody else can pose a threat greater than his own. This is shown by his plans to double-cross Bowser and the Omega Alliance at first notice, unaware that they had all planned to do the same.

Eggman's relationship with his own creations is considered dubious at best. He has love for his virtual daughter, Sage, and often treats Metal as his number two, but at the same time mistreats his other creations, Orbot and Cubot. He claims to feel "nostalgic" with his earlier robots, such as Mecha Sonic and SCR-HD.
Garaden Star

The **Garaden Star**, also known as **Garaden**, is a space fortress that serves as Bagura's base of operations. After receiving upgrades courtesy of the Omega Alliance, it becomes their second base of operations. It first appears in *Season One*.

## Description

Garaden Star was fitted with a device that could mask its location, rendering it untraceable to trackers, such as the Miles Electric. Despite this, it is susceptible to detection from augmented Obsidian Eyes.

It was capable of teleportation between dimensions using quantum energy.

## Trivia

* After its introduction, Eggman and Wily complain about its similarities to the Death Egg and Wily Star respectively.
Miles Electric

The **Miles Electric**, also known called the **PAD**, is a multi-functional device created by Tails. It first appears in *Season One*.

## Description

Thanks to an upgrade given to it by Dr. Light, E. Gadd, Dr. Crygor, Professor Pac, Dr. Ein, Al, and Clank using the Dimensionator and Dimensional Map, it was given the ability to detect the Chaos Emeralds from another dimension. It was also synced up with Coco's Coco Pad, allowing the two to communicate with one another.
Imperator Ix

**Imperator Ix**, or known simply as **Ix**, is the main antagonist of the *Special*.

## Personality

Ix is arrogant on both a cosmic and multiversal scale, considering those beneath him as "dust" or "worms", but has no qualms with getting his hands dirty if the situation needs it. He is insane, with an instilled a power mad-desire to conquer the Multiverse after his defeat. Ix is a cruel and manipulative leader, ruling races that he conquered through ruthlessness and cunning to keep them under control. As the leader of the Marauders, Ix demands complete loyalty from all of his soldiers and the Destructix, swiftly punishing those who even dare to so much as question him.

As the one behind the strategies of the Marauders, Ix is quite intelligent and cunning, but on occasion, acts diplomatic. Ix also has knowledge of the Multiverse, having encountered several dimension-traveling races during his exploring of the Multiverse.

## Biography

### History

At some point following his defeat, Ix found a way into the Nexus. He claimed to have encountered several dimension-traveling forces, such as the Lombaxes and the Zone Cops.
Episode 140

***Episode 140*** is the eighty-fifth episode of *Season Two*.

## Trivia

* *Catch Me If You Can* is named after Jet's theme from *Sonic Rider*.
* *Smooth Moves* is named after the video game *WarioWare: Smooth Moves*.
* *The Wily Wars* is named after the video game *Mega Man: The Wily Wars*.
* *Eggman Empire* is named after the title of *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue #175*.
Babylon

According to Babylon, civilisation is an unstoppable tide of eternal advancement, slowly building upon the works of yesterday and working toward tomorrow, much like the deity itself. A jumbled mess of mechanical and biological parts that may once have resembled a humanoid form, Babylon embodies tradition and cultural progress. However, as forward-thinking as it is, it lacks hindsight and refuses to accept when its actions were wrong, leading to a tendency to build upon weak foundations and bullheadedly pursue its course of action even when it proves to be harmful.

# Realm

Babylon rules its realm from a grand throne upon a great pillar that rises day by day as mortal works advance, each cultural advancement represented in its makeup, from packed earth and bone foundations to the most recent additions made of steel and iron.

Surrounding its chamber is the Palace of Progress, a grand museum of historical artifacts preserved forever in magical stasis,  tended by strange automata of carved bone and metal plates, which chitter and whir as they go about their tasks.

# Worship

Babylon teaches that civilisation is equivalent to a great machine into which human innovation is poured, which then refines and adapts it before demolishing that which will not integrate and adapting what remains into the whole. Mortal notions of morality, it teaches, are superfluous differences of opinion in the path of society’s advance that will one day be forgotten while the knowledge gained acts as pillars for those who come after. No matter the source or methods by which an invention came to be, if it is useful, it is valuable.

Babylon’s churches are highly-organised and regimented places that double as places of learning and science, with many of Morisia’s universities tracing their history back to a Babylonian church and keeping shrines to it to this day. Members of the clergy need not be scientists or researchers themselves, but all are expected to contribute in some manner, such as by  enabling a suitable environment for others - from menial work such as  cleaning the temple and organising libraries, to more-involved professions such as teaching the next generation.

## Edicts & Anathema

Babylon's Edicts are, in no particular order:

* Push forward the tide of cultural advancement, in whatever form you can.
* Adapt and integrate innovation into your methods and work.
* Preserve worthy traditions and distill their wisdom.

Babylon's Anathema are, in no particular order:

* Abandon or desecrate tradition; even traditions since proved wrong or harmful can be made useful.
* Turn away from innovation on moral grounds.
* Impede scientific progress.
Mega Drive

The **Mega Drive** was a device created by Doctor Eggman. It was a device capable of opening dimensional gateways.

## Description

Similar to the Dimensionator, the Mega Drive was a system that could open a portal. Unlike the Dimensionator, however, while a Phase Quartz was a key component, the seven Chaos Emeralds were also required.

## History

### *Season One*

The Mega Drive was revealed as Eggman's secret new project. Powered by the Chaos Emeralds and a Phase Quartz, the device was used to tear open a dimensional portal.

In the ensuing battle, the Mega Drive was damaged by Sonic, causing the Phase Quartz to overload on Chaos Energy and caused the system to explode, creating a massive outflow of dimensional energy, fragmenting the dimensions, resulting in Sonic, Tails, Eggman and the Chaos Emeralds to be thrown through the dimensions. Though the Mega Drive was destroyed, its destruction had caused an entanglement with other worlds that would eventually culminate in Sigma's foundation of Nexus World.

The Omega Alliance later used what remained of the Mega Drive to create the Omega Weapon.

## Trivia

* The Mega Drive is named after both the Sega Genesis' original Japanese name, and the device of the same name from *Sonic: Mega Drive*.
* The Mega Drive's appearance is derived from that of the Genesis Device from *Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan*.
	+ The Mega Drive's console is based on the Genesis Wave from *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog*.
Nitros Oxide

**Nitros Oxide** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Two*.

## Personality

### *Season Two*

Oxide was aboard his ship when it was caught within the power of Sigma's enchanced Chaos Control, bringing it to his newly created Nexus World, crash landing in the process. He, along with his compatriots; Zem, Zam and two other Space Trolls; align themselves with the Babylon Rogues. After encountering Sonic and Crash alongside their newfound allies, Oxide and Jet challenged them to an eight versus eight race for the Blue Tower, with the blue Chaos Emerald as the prize.
Mega Man

**DLN-001 "Rock"**, also known as **Mega Man**, or by his given name, **Rock**, is the main protagonist of the *Mega Man* series, and a key protagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Mega Man is primarily courageous and seeks to help others. Although he values justice, Rock is also pacifist, often trying to find an alternative to violence, much like his eventual successor, X.

Along with those traits, he's also kind, generous and polite. However, he is also a bit näive as well, combined with Wily's frequent false repentances had become a constant frustration to Mega Man who had developed less patience with him overtime.

He also demonstrates strong leadership skills on the occasions where he teams up with others. His siblings all notably look up to him and even his older "brother", Proto Man, has repeatedly shown his respect to the Blue Bomber.
Krusha

**Krusha** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season Three*.

## Personality

Despite his high position as K. Rool's bodyguard, Krusha is fairly dimwitted, often having a hard time grasping simple concepts and becoming easily distracted.

Krusha is also best friends with K. Rool's second-in-command, Klump, and is often used and the muscle during Klump's schemes. Despite being well-meaning, Krusha's attempts to aid K. Rool, his Kremling Krew and later, Gruntilda, often end up in disaster, causing more damage than good.
Mujoe

**Mujoe** is a supporting antagonist first appearing in *Season One*, and a supporting character in *Season Three*.

## Personality

Mujoe is a simple-minded hothead who has no rationale of his own, tending to let Dr. Mechado do the thinking for him. Consequently, he is oblivious to Mechado's increasing lack of empathy towards him. Mujoe is also honorable, being a man of his word, and knows respect for strong opponents, at least asking one point why Bomberman won't just team up with him.

Mujoe seems to be a hobbyist, being a fan of wrestling and acting. Though initially at odds with Wario, the two later hit it off well, with Mujoe inviting Wario and Waluigi into his hair-brained schemes to get even with Mario and Bomberman. He is also a hopeless romantic, vexing for Mama's affections.

## Trivia

* It is possible that Mujoe is a character reboot of the character Carat Diamond from *Super Bomberman*.
Metal Sonic

**Metal Sonic**, or just simply **Metal**, is a major antagonist first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

While usually serving as Doctor Eggman's personal obedient enforcer, Metal Sonic is an intelligent robot with a very dark side. A cold-hearted, dark, aggressive and ruthless killer with a large superiority complex, he has an immense hatred and obsession with proving his superiority to Sonic, his template, and eliminating him for good to the point that once he even rebelled against his own creator more than once to achieve his goal. However, he always fails in the end, only to return more powerful than his previous encounter.

While he is usually another one of Eggman's robotic slaves, Metal is also highly sentient for a mechanical being, with his intelligence even being capable of evolving. Whenever he's facing an opponent, Metal is very calculating and systematic, as one might expect of an mechanical intelligence like himself. He is analytic in his approaches and takes into account his strengths and weaknesses to optimize his performances. When working with the Emerald Hunters, Metal often acts distant from the rest of the team. Despite his many defeats and having his beliefs shaken through, Metal never gives up and will always pursue his goals and ambition for revenge with relentless determination and will take any means necessary to achieve them, no matter how many setbacks he has to go through in order to reach it.

Metal has also shown to be capable of working with his arch-rival, both on the orders of Eggman and independently, should the situation require it. This was shown in full effect during the war against Sigma, and later when Sonic and Metal teamed up to battle Ix.

## Biography

### *Season One*

Metal Sonic was stationed within the Final Egg, where it and its teammates anticipated the arrival of Sonic, Tails and Knuckles.

## Transformations

### Hard Light Upgrades

Temporary upgrades given to Metal by Sage, giving him armor plates and a pair of blades, made of hard light. The upgrades were given to Metal in order to battle Slash Beast L.

## Trivia

* While normally silent in his modern appearances in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, Metal Sonic is given his voice actor from *Sonic Heroes*, Ryan Drummond, for his appearance in *Sonic Nexus*.
* Metal's temporary hard light upgrades are based on Mecha Sally's weapons and Eggman's Hard-Light Armor from *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog*.
Koopa Bros.

The **Koopa Bros.**, consisting of **Black Ninjakoopa**, **Green Ninjakoopa**, **Yellow Ninjakoopa** and the leader, **Red Ninjakoopa**, are a team of supporting antagonists first appearing in *Season One*.

## Trivia

* The Koopa Bros. were given the voice actors of Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo from the original *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* TV series, continuing their homage to the series established in *Paper Mario*.
	+ Like in *Super Mario Bros. Z*, each of the Koopa Bros. appear equipped with the Ninja Turtles' signature weapons.
		- Red wields Leonardo's katanas.
		- Black wields Raphael's sais.
		- Green wields Donatello's bo staff.
		- Yellow wields Michelangelo's nunchucks.
Mr. Zurkon

**Mr. Zurkons** are killer robots mass-produced by GrummelNet Industries. They first appear in *Season One*.

## Personality

Mr. Zurkons are merciless robots that exist only for combat. They will attack anyone that is deemed an enemy by their master.

Mr. Zurkons are unique in that both heroic and villainous individuals may use them for their own ends, thus making them neutral. They are, however, susceptible to the Sigma Virus.
Grey

**DAN-003**, better known as **Grey**, is one of the main protagonists of *Mega Man ZX Advent*, alongside Ashe, and a key protagonist first appearing in *Season Three*.

## Personality

Grey's personality is influenced by his experiences. Due to him being rescued by people who didn't know him, Grey is inspired by this act of kindness to do the same for others, even if they are enemies. He was also influenced by Aile's advice, which encouraged him to leave his past behind and focus on making his own future.

Due to having no experience interacting with others, Grey has no insight on proper mannerisms, which can make him seem a little rude at times. Model A even describes Grey as "a tough-talking stubborn kid" or "a kind, crazy fool". While he is paired with Model A, Grey is like Model X due to both of them believing that there shouldn't be a reason to save innocents. He does not smile often, causing others to say that he is too serious.

Due to the premature end of his brainwashing because of the Maverick ambush, Grey spent most of his life with amnesia.
Pinky

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

## Personality

Pinky is feminine and calm, but, like the rest of the Ghost Gang, she is mischievous and looking to cause trouble for the Pac-People of Pac-Village. She is infatuated with Pac-Man, the local hero, despite the Ghost Gang being his usual enemies. This is despite the fact that Pac-Man has a wife, which results in Pinky seeing Pepper as a rival in the same vein as with Blinky and Pac-Man.

As with the rest of the Ghost Gang, she is willing to cooperate with Pac-Man and his allies should a great threat arise.
Goldenhead the Harpacteroid

**Goldenhead the Harpacteroid** is a Pseudoroid working for Legion. He first appears in *Season Four*.

## Biography

### History

Goldenhead was amongst twelve Pseudoroids recruited by Legion.

## Trivia

* Goldenhead's name refers to the golden-headed quetzal, a tropical bird native to South America. His name also refers to the *Harpactes*, a genus of trogon and quetzal birds.
Peace in Our Time

***Peace in Our Time*** is the twenty-third episode of *Season Two*.

## Synopsis

Titans clash over control of the Jeweled Scepter.

## Trivia

* The title of this episode is a reference to a line uttered by Tony Stark in *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, and later Ultron himself in *Marvel's What If?*. The line is an ironic echo of the phrase "peace for our time", which was a declaration British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain stated concerning the Munich Agreement, the irony being that World War II began less than a year later.
	+ Its use in *Marvel What If...?* is more apparent due to the line itself being used by Sigma. The battle between Sigma and Blaze in the episode was also inspired by the sequence where Ultron battles Captain Marvel.
Miss Honey

*You may be looking for Honey, a character from Sonic's World.*

**Honey**, also known as **Miss Honey**, is a supporting character first appearing in *Season One*.

## Personality

Despite her looks, Miss Honey is a selfish, violent, hot-headed and gung-ho professional bounty hunter, showing very little consideration to others if they stand in her way, not treating them not much respect.

However, Miss Honey does care for her friends and is close with Bomberman, the Bomberman Rangers and Kotetsu, her disciple.