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Mystic Ruins

The Mystic Ruins in the past

The **Mystic Ruins** (ミスティックルーイン, *Misutikku Rūin*?, lit. "Mystic Ruin") is a location that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. Originally existing in Sonic's world, the Mystic Ruins, for a brief period of time, was relocated to Earth thanks to the effects of Chaos Control.

## History

### Anime

#### Past

Generations ago, the Knuckles Clan lived and thrived in this location. However, after the majority of the clan were wiped out by Chaos when they incurred the creature's wrath, the area was gradually abandoned, eventually being overgrown by the nearby plant life.

#### Chaos Emerald Saga

In the present day, the Mystic Ruins area got transported to Earth by a massive Chaos Control caused by the fight between Super Sonic and the E-99 Eggsterminator.

#### Chaos Saga

After being teleported to Earth, the Mystic Ruins became a popular tourist attraction to the human population over the next six months. It was also where Eggman first learned of the existence of Chaos and where Sonic learned of Perfect Chaos, both having learned through the stone tablets that had been left behind by the Knuckles Clan.

During the Chaos incident, Sonic and Knuckles were shown visions of the Mystic Ruins' past by Tikal and the Master Emerald's shards, and what exactly led to Chaos' anger and the destruction of the Knuckles Clan. Being the hiding place of the Final Egg, Sonic briefly visited the Mystic Ruins when giving chase to Eggman from the Egg Carrier. In what was supposed to be their final battle, Sonic caused the destruction of the Final Egg.

#### Homebound Saga

When it was revealed that the presence from everything from Sonic's world were threatening to freeze time, the Mystic Ruins and all else not native to Earth were sent back to their home world using a machine Tails and Chuck Thorndyke created.

## Trivia

* The Mystic Ruins is based on the **location** from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video games.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Masake, Hiro (12 October 2003). "A Chaotic Day". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 28.
2. ↑ Masake, Hiro (23 October 2004). "Flood Fight". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 32.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Miki, Koji (27 March 2004). "Countdown to Chaos". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 26.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Masake, Hiro (18 September 2004). "Pure Chaos". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 27.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Masake, Hiro (16 October 2004). "Revenge of the Robot". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 31.
6. ↑ Masake, Hiro (2 October 2004). "A Robot Rebels". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 29.
7. ↑ Masake, Hiro (19 March 2005). "Running Out of Time". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 50.
Hotel de Blanc

The Hotel from a bird's eye view.

**Hotel de Blanc** is a location that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It was a hotel located on a small island near Emerald Coast.

## History

### Anime

#### New World Saga

Hotel de Blanc had its opening ceremony on the same day that Chris and his new friends decided to go to Emerald Coast. Chris, however, was forced to attend the ceremony along with Ella and Tanaka due to his mother's absence. While there, Chris greeted numerous wealthy, high class people and it was around this time that the hotel was attacked and destroyed by Eggman, who transformed it into his own park, Eggman's Scream Park.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Miki, Koji (1 November 2003). "The Last Resort". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 9.
Jetix

**Jetix** was a television channel for kids, owned by Jetix Europe, Jetix Latin America and ABC Cable Networks Group (The Walt Disney Company). It replaced Fox Kids in most countries during 2004/2005, as a result of the purchase of Fox Family by Disney in 2001. Jetix was then replaced by Disney XD or Disney Channel in most countries during 2009/2010.

## List of program broadcasts

* *Sonic X*: The network aired the show in most countries

## External links

* Jetix at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mobian

Mobians are humanoid creatures in various *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, native to the distant planet Mobius. By being anthropomorphic animals, possessing a wide range of aspects, species and colors. Physically, they are characterized by a curious anatomy, as they have bodies of various shapes, some more muscular, others smaller, thinner, more corpulent ecc.

Mobians are extremely powerful beings capable of amazing things. is that many possess enchanted powers and abilities, both physical and magical, ranging from extreme speed to super strength.
Matt Hoverman

**Matt Hoverman** is the name of an American playwright and English voice actor who voiced Dark Oak/Lucas in Sonic X.

## Career

Matt Hoverman’s plays include "Who You See Here" (headed for Broadway: Nelle Nugent, producer; Christopher Ashley, director), "In Transit" (2006 Fringe NYC Best Playwriting Award), "The Student" (2009 Samuel French OOB Short Play Festival Winner), "The Audience" (co-book writer, 2005 Drama Desk Best New Musical Award Nominee), "Christmas Shorts" (Naked Angels, So Ho Playhouse, Bricks Theatre, Maples Rep - published by Samuel French), "Searching for God in Suburbia" (Huntington Theatre’s Breaking Ground New Play Reading Festival, Axial Theatre, The Acting Company) and "The Glint" (Berkshire Playwrights Lab). A four-time finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Heideman Award, Matt was also a 2008 Edward Albee Foundation Fellow. As a screenwriter, he has been commissioned to write multiple screenplays for Garage Films (including "The Advantage of Truth"), and is a 2-time winner of the Edelman Studios Pitch Club Award. As an actor: Yale Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, The Acting Company and many cartoons such as *Pokémon*, *Yu-Gi-Oh!n*and *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*. Also NYC’s premier solo show coach, Matt’s students include winners of the 2005, 2009 & 2010 FringeNYC Best Solo Show Awards, the 2008 FringenNYC Best Actress Award and more. Brown University, BA in Playwriting; UCSD, MFA in Acting.
List of Sonic X (comic series) issues

The following is a list of issue summaries of Sonic X, a comic series based on the anime of the same name. Its original run was on from September 21, 2005 to December 2008 with 40 issues in total

* Issue 4: Boisterous Bot Battle!
* Issue 5: I Never Promised You a Chao Garden (Part 1)
* Issue 6: I Never Promised You a Chao Garden (Part 2)
* Issue 7: Take this Job and Shovel It!
* Issue 8: Wicked Sweet Shuttle Shenanigans (Part 1)
* Issue 9: Wicked Sweet Shuttle Shenanigans (Part 2)
* Issue 10: No Thanks for the Memories! (Part 1)
* Issue 11: No Thanks for the Memories! (Part 2)
* Issue 12: Attack from Area 99!
* Issue 13: Hare 'em, Scare 'em (Part 1)
* Issue 14: Hare 'Em, Scare 'Em (Part 2)
* Issue 15: Bad Eggnog
* Issue 16: Valentine's Fray
* Issue 17: March Madness
* Issue 18: Rouge Goes Rogue!
* Issue 19: Muerta! Las Vegas
* Issue 20: Speed Lines!
* Issue 21: Sub-Sonic
* Issue 22: Decoe and Bocoe's Not-So-Excellent Misadventure
* Issue 23: Hedgehogging Their Bets
* Issue 24: Camera Hog
* Issue 25: The Color Sonic
* Issue 26: The Legend of El Gran Gordo
* Issue 27: Conquest is Like a Box of Chocolates
* Issue 28: Green Eyed Monster! (Part 1)
* Issue 29: Green Eyed Monster! (Part 2)
* Issue 30: Big Top Terror!
* Issue 31: The Return of El Gran Gordo!
* Issue 32: Title Mismatch
* Issue 33: Meteor Madness
* Issue 34: Fool Party
* Issue 35: Cracking the Eggman!
* Issue 36: Pet-astrophe
* Issue 38: Big Trouble in Little Station Square (Part 1)
* Issue 39: Big Trouble in Little Station Square (Part 2)
* Issue 40: The End!
Labyrinth Zone (Sonic X)

## Labyrinth Zone

Sonic, Knuckles, Rouge, and Amy in the Labyrinth Zone, from *Sonic X* #11.

**Labyrinth Zone** is a location that appears in *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. It was a location within Dr. Eggman's virtual game world.

## History

### Archie Comics

Falling into the Labyrinth Zone from the Spring Yard Zone, Sonic the Hedgehog and his allies continued on their journey through Dr. Eggman's game world. The group eventually wound up underwater, where they were forced to battle robots, before ending up in a room where a virtual Eggman was. Racing against the rising waters, the heroes failed to catch him, instead ending up in Star Light Zone.

## References

1. ↑ *Sonic X* #11, "No Thanks for the Memories! - Part Two"
Great Canyon

The Great Canyon

The **Great Canyon** is a location that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It is a seemingly barren canyon in the outskirts of Station Square.

## History

### Anime

#### New World Saga

During Sonic and Sam's race, the Great Canyon was one of the areas they had to run through, as well as being the half way point of the race.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Miki, Koji (21 February 2004). "Fast Friends (Japanese version)". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 21.
Metarex Pinchershead

The **Metarex Pinchershead** (メタレックス・ペンチヘッド, *Metarekkusu Penchiheddo*?) is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It was model of Metarex.

## Appearance

The Metarex Pinchershead was tyrannosaur-like in body design except for large, plier-based pincers that served as its mouth, hands, and feet, in addition to being found on the end of its tail.

## History

Several Metarex Pinchersheads were employed alongside a number of Metarex Pteranos to guard the Metarex Station from intruders, and thus were engaged by Shadow the Hedgehog and Rouge the Bat during their efforts to infiltrate the facility.
Multi-colored Sonics

The Multi-colored Sonics battling Sonic the Hedgehog, from *Sonic X* #25.

### Allies

Society for Observing and Neutralizing Inter-dimensional Creatures and Xenomorphs

### Enemies

* Amy Rose
* Knuckles the Echidna
* Miles "Tails" Prower
* Sonic the Hedgehog

The **Multi-colored Sonics** are a group that appears in the *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. They were carbon-based robot clones created by Dr. Narasu in a failed attempt to turn the public against Sonic the Hedgehog.

## History

### Archie Comics

#### Past

The S.O.N.I.C.X. devised a plan to make the public turn against Sonic the Hedgehog by creating robots that looked like Sonic to rampage through the city. However, Dr. Narasu could not properly make the robots look like Sonic as they were not proper clones but carbon copy reconstructs. Due to this, five differently colored Sonics were made.

#### The Color Sonic

After wreaking havoc upon the city, the Multi-colored Sonics got the attention of Sonic himself. Sonic did not find them very strong but later realized that the copies did not care who got hurt. Miles "Tails" Prower, Knuckles the Echidna and Amy Rose then arrived to aid Sonic in combat. Sonic eventually hatched a plan to lead the robots out of the city by leading them into Dr. Eggman's base. Believing that Sonic had developed an army of himself, Eggman opened fire upon the trespassers. Sonic quickly dodged Eggman's attack, leaving the Multi-colored Sonics to be destroyed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Sonic X* #25, "The Color Sonic"
Mayor of Station Square

The **mayor of Station Square** is a character that appears in the *Sonic X*. He is a human and, as his name implies, the mayor of Station Square.

## History

When Dr. Eggman invaded Station Square with E-23 Missile Wrist and demanded to meet with the mayor of Station Square, the mayor arrived and told he would not be blackmailed by him. When Missile Wrist destroyed a building and covered the mayor in smoke, Eggman asks if he would hand it over the city now, but the mayor states his charter does not allow him to surrender the city.

He appears again in "Skirmish in the Sky" when Dr. Eggman approaches to attack Station Square with his Egg Fort. He is alerted of this and suggests summoning the air force only for the Egg Fort to appear in Station Square.

## Personality

The mayor finds running the city from City Hall to be a tough job, but he does listen to its citizens, only to complain about all the hard work he has to do later.

*Sonic X characters*
Kathleen Delaney

**Kathleen Delaney** is an American stage and voice actress who works on the properties of 4Kids Entertainment.

She is best known for voicing Rouge the Bat  on *Sonic X*. From 2005 to 2010, she has also voiced Rouge in the video game series, beginning with *Shadow the Hedgehog* and ending with *Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games*. She has been replaced by Karen Strassman.

## Reception

Her role as Rouge was subject to much criticism for making her sound too much like an older woman despite the character being only 18 in contrast to her predecessor and successormaking her sound like an 18 year old.

## Notable Voice Roles

* *Shaman King* - Kanna
* *One Piece* (4Kids dub) - Alvida (post-cursed fruit), Hina
* *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* - Valencia
* *Sonic the Hedgehog* - Rouge the Bat (*Sonic X*, *Shadow the Hedgehog* - *Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games*)
* *Ultimate Muscle* - Jacqueline McMadd
* *Yu-Gi-Oh!* - Mai Valentine (Uncut DVDs)
* *Yu-Gi-Oh! GX* - Tania
* *Viva Piñata* - Tina Twingersnap
Hōchū Ōtsuka

**Hōchū Ōtsuka** (大塚 芳忠, *Ōtsuka Hōchū*?, born **Yoshitata Ōtsuka** [same kanji], 19 May 1954) is a Japanese voice actor from Okayama Prefecture, affiliated with the talent management firm Crazy Box. He voiced Red Pine in *Sonic X*.

## Other Roles

He is best known for his roles as the voices of Kyao Mirao in *Heavy Metal L-Gaim*; Yazan Gable in *Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam*; Akira Sendō in *Slam Dunk*; SignalMan in *Gekisou Sentai Carranger*; Imagin, Deneb in *Kamen Rider Den-O*, Abuto in Gintama and *Jiraiya* in *Naruto*.
Elmer Johnson

**Elmer Johnson** (エマー・ジョンソン, *Emā Jonson*?, lit. "Emer Johnson") is the owner of Diamond Stadium in the anime series *Sonic X*. He appeared in episode 10, "Unfair Ball". The Japanese version states that he went from an unknown to the big leagues in Diamond Stadium. He is friends with Diamond Stadium's groundskeeper, Albert Butler.

## History

Shortly before the events of the series, Elmer decided to close Diamond Stadium and demolish it (in the dub, he is replacing it with an indoor stadium, while in Japanese the team is no longer active and it has been sold to a construction company).

When he saw the game between Sonic's team and Doctor Eggman's team, he traveled to the stadium and thanked Albert Butler for his dedication. He then offered Albert a new job (in the Japanese version, he commits Diamond Stadium to Al's care, while in the English version he gives Al a new grounds-keeping job at the new stadium across town), which Albert gladly accepts.

Elmer Johnson, along with Albert, appears later in Beating Eggman, Part 2 where they are present watching Sonic and his friends destroying Eggman's fortress.

Elmer Johnson later acted as the Master of Ceremonies for the Chaos Emerald Martial Arts Mash-Up, which took place at Diamond Stadium. Elmer introduced the competitors and announced the winners.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 File:Sonicx-ep45-eye1.jpg
2. ↑ *Sonic X* episode 10, "Unfair Ball"
3. ↑ *Sonic X* episode 45, "Prize Fights"

*Sonic X characters*
Eggman Bombom

An Eggman Bombom as seen in the Japanese version.

The **Eggman Bomboms** are objects that appear in the anime series *Sonic X*. They are powerful explosives created by Eggman and used by Shadow the Hedgehog.

## Description

The Eggman Bomboms are handheld, high-tech paks with a digital display and the Eggman Empire decal. The devices also come equipped with a countdown. Despite their size, the Eggman Bomboms are extremely potent, being able to completely engulf the entirety of Prison Island in explosions upon being set off and cause huge shock waves and tidal waves in the aftermath.

## History

### Anime

#### Shadow Saga

The Eggman Bomboms were used during Dr. Eggman, Rouge, and Shadow’s attack on Prison Island. They were given to Shadow by Eggman to be placed in various locations. Setting them to ten minutes before detonation, Shadow did just that. While the bombs went off as planned and demolished the island, Shadow barely managed to escape the island when he was forced to save Rouge and Chris from the explosions via Chaos Control.

## Trivia

* The Eggman Bomboms' name is erased from the bombs in the English dub of *Sonic X*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Masake, Hiro (13 November 2004). "Sonic's Big Break". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 35.
Hurry and Go Home Version 1

The Hurry and Go Home Version 1

The **Hurry and Go Home Version 1** is an object that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It is a transporter created by Dr. Eggman as a "one-way ticket" for Chris Thorndyke to get back to Earth.

## Description

### Appearance

The "Hurry and Go Home Version 1" is a beige egg-shaped rocket pod with one window and a gyroscopically stable seat inside. When on the ground, it uses a yellow base to stand on.

### Features and abilities

The pod allows dimensional transportation between Sonic's world and Earth when both planets are aligned with each other in time and space; any other time and travel will be impossible. Also, it only has power for one trip. After that, the pod becomes useless.

## History

### Anime

The "Hurry and Go Home Version 1" was created by Dr. Eggman to get Chris Thorndyke back to Earth for the doctor's own benefits. When Chris met up with Eggman and his crew, Eggman explained his creation, and that Chris only had three minutes to go home in it or he could be stuck on Sonic's world.

Without time to say goodbye to his friends, Chris boarded the pod. Just as the pod left Sonic's dimension though, Chris caught a glimpse of Sonic running underneath, making him shred some tears.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Masake, Hiro. "So Long Sonic (Japanese version)". *Sonic X*. Season 3. Episode 78.
Ghana

**Ghana** (ガーナ, *Gāna*?) is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. He is a Marmolim and an old fortune-telling governor of the Planet Marmolim.

## History

Ghana was encountered by the crew of the Blue Typhoon during their stay on his planet. He notably predicted or recognized the romance between Tails and Cosmo, something he noted as unusual since "plants and animals don't usually get along."

## Trivia

* Ghana shares his name with an African nation.
Laser Hunter

A Laser Hunter

The **Laser Hunter** (レーザーハンター, *Rēzā Hantā*?) is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X* and its comic series published by Archie Comics. It is a mass-produced robot model created and deployed by the military organization Guardian Units of the Nations following the Perfect Chaos incident.

## Appearance

The Laser Hunters are large blue, white, yellow, red and black humanoid robots with a top-heavy upper torso, standing 3.5 meters tall and 2.5 meters wide. They have a flat head with no neck, a single white eye, and a drop-shaped blue cap covering it. On their torso they have red and blue chest plating with the number "02" on the left side and GUN's symbol on the right. They also have legs with large kneecaps, thick forearms, a hand on the left arm, and a short, yet thick rifle with a sharp laser barrel on the right arm.

## History

### Anime

#### Shadow Saga

Following Perfect Chaos' attack on Station Square, the Laser Hunters were constructed by GUN upon clearance from the President to combat the threat of Dr. Eggman. Supposedly, the Laser Hunters' design were derived from the studies of the E-Series robots that the government had gotten a hold of. Unbeknownst to GUN however, data on the Laser Hunters were hacked by Eggman.

A Laser Hunter was sent to halt Dr. Eggman from entering the room in Prison Island where Shadow was being held, resulting in its destruction. Soon after, several more Laser Hunters were deployed to defend Prison Island from Eggman's second attack on the premise, though most, if not all, were gunned down by Eggman's Egg Mobile.

With Sonic, having been branded a criminal under false pretenses, and his allies on large a few days later, the Laser Hunters would engage Sonic and Knuckles in the city. However, the duo escaped while their allies distracted the robots.

## Powers and abilities

The Laser Hunters are a strengthened edition of the Hunter series that carry a laser rifle.

## Trivia

* The Laser Hunter is based on the enemy that debuted in *Sonic Adventure 2*.
* Unlike their game counterparts, the Laser Hunter's laser is green rather than blue.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 File:Sonicx-ep35-eye1.jpg
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Masake, Hiro (30 October 2004). "Project: Shadow". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 33.
3. ↑ Masake, Hiro (16 November 2003). "Project: Shadow (Japanese dub)". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 33.
4. ↑ Masake, Hiro (13 November 2004). "Sonic's Big Break". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 35.
5. ↑ Masake, Hiro (20 November 2004). "Shadow World". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 36.
Emerald Coast

**Emerald Coast** is a location in *Sonic X*. It is a beach at Station Square which is designated as a public resort for citizens.

## History

### Anime

At some point, Chris's family purchased a beachside villa located in an area of the Emerald Coast where the public did not wander around often. When Chris had to attend the opening ceremony of a newly opened resort, which is located just off the coast from the mainland, Tails, Amy, Cream and Cheese were allowed to stay at Chris's family's villa in the meantime. Excited about visiting the beach, Tails, Amy, Cram and Cheese set off on the X Tornado to Emerald Coast. Sonic, however, initially refused to go to the Emerald Coast along with his friends, mainly because he hates water.

When Tails, Amy, Cream and Cheese arrived at their designated spot at the Emerald Coast, the group immediately settled into their resort activities such as swimming, taking a stroll and building sandcastles. However, at the off-coast resort opening ceremony, Dr. Eggman and his E-38 Octoron attacked the resort, scaring the guests away. Eggman then ordered an army of E-39 Quizons to demolish the resort and remodel it into an amusement park, "Eggman's Scream Park". Sonic heard of this and took off towards the Emerald Coast to stop the mad scientist's plan.

### Archie Comics

300 years ago, there lived a pirate named Captain Seamus "Red-Eye" MacGuffin that terrorized the Emerald Coast who plundered coastal towns and robbed any ships he encountered on the sea.

When Nelson and Linsey decided to come home for a visit, the two of them had decided to spend a day with Chris and his friends at their villa at Emerald Coast. While Chris, Tails, Amy, Cream and Cheese were excited about it, Sonic did not go on the trip.

## Trivia

* It is mentioned that Dr. Eggman's fortress is located off the Emerald Coast.

## Gallery

The Emerald Coast resort in *Sonic X*.
1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Sonic X* episode 9, "The Last Resort"
2. ↑ *Sonic X* #2, "See Sonic! Sea Battle! See Sonic Sea Battle!"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Sonic X* #1, "Savings and Groan".
Greenbots

## Greenbot

The three Greenbots, from *Sonic X* #28.

The **Greenbots** are a group that appears in the *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. They were a trio of green energy-powered robots created by Dr. Eggman.

## History

### Archie Comics

When Dr. Eggman was using the Greenbots to drain energy from power stations, Sonic the Hedgehog and his allies confronted the trio of robots, and battled them in an attempt to defeat them. However, Eggman had his robots tap into the power of the Master Emerald, causing them to fuse with Chaos in order to form Chaosbot.

Fused with Perfect Chaos, the Greenbots helped Eggman control Perfect Chaos as it rampaged across Station Square until Super Sonic destroyed the Greenbots and freed Perfect Chaos.

## References

1. ↑ *Sonic X* #28, "Green-Eyed Monster Part 1"
2. ↑ *Sonic X* #29, "Green-Eyed Monster Part 2"
Marble Zone

Sonic in Marble Zone, from *Sonic X* #10.

**Marble Zone** is a location that appears in *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. It was a location within Dr. Eggman's virtual game world.

## History

### Archie Comics

After leaving the virtual Green Hill Zone, Sonic the Hedgehog arrived in Marble Zone. Exploring the area as he avoided the various hazards and enemies, he found and rescued Amy Rose. The two then battled a virtual version of Dr. Eggman, and were soon transported to the Spring Yard Zone.

## References

1. ↑ *Sonic X* #10, "No Thanks for the Memories! - Part One"
Grand Egg Imperial

The **Grand Egg Imperial** is a flying fortress used by Dr. Eggman in the *Sonic X* anime series. It appears to be a combination of several of Dr. Eggman's earlier flying fortresses he used in the series.

## History

Dr. Eggman constructed this giant flying fortress out of the either recovered or rebuilt Egg Fort, Egg Fort II and Egg Carrier. After being launched to fend off an attack launched by a rogue military officer named Card Passer, it was used to try to take over Sonic's native world after Eggman was warped back to that world in episode 52. It was badly damaged by Amy's Piko Piko Hammer, and then released a tracking missile on Tails in the Hyper Tornado. However, it was destroyed by Super Sonic when he warped there using Chaos Control.

## Gallery

The Grand Egg Imperial in Sonic's worldThe Grand Egg Imperial scares off the animalsAmy about to attack the Grand Egg ImperialThe Grand Egg Imperial surviving a missile onslaughtThe Grand Egg Imperial's missileSuper Sonic standing on the Grand Egg Imperial
Metarex Crystal

**Metarex Crystal** (メタレックス・クリスタル, *Metarekkusu Kurisutaru*?) is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It was a crystalline Metarex with a body made of inorganic ice.

## History

The Metarex Crystal occupied a planet that had been left covered in ice by the removal of its Planet Egg. Metarex Crystal was involved in the efforts of the Metarex to create artificial Chaos Emeralds, and produced a red one that it used to empower itself during a battle with Sonic and his allies, but was defeated.

## Powers and abilities

The Metarex Crystal had the ability to grow portions of its crystal body into razor-sharp spikes or blades for use against enemies, and has as well a freezing breath.
Final Lizard

The Final Lizard

The **Final Lizard** (ファイナルリザード, *Fainarurizādo*?) is a transformation that appears in the *Sonic X* anime series. He is the Bio Lizard, having transformed by fusing with the Space Colony ARK. When Sonic the Hedgehog and his allies stopped the Space Colony ARK from colliding with the Earth on its own, the Bio Lizard merged with the ARK to become Final Lizard and keep it on its crash course. However, he was destroyed by Super Sonic and Super Shadow.

## Appearance

The Final Lizard consists essentially of its original form merged with the Space Colony ARK on the Eclipse Cannon, making the entire ARK a part of its body and the Final Lizard one of the largest entities in the series. At the tip point of the Eclipse Cannon, the Final Lizard's organic body can be found, which is its original form. Its organic body has retained its original proportions, being 85 meters (280 feet) long, 30 meters (100 feet) wide and 19.5 meters (64 feet) at the tallest point on its back, though it has lost the cable on the left side of its head. Also, from the waist down, the Final Lizard's body has merged with the cannon's metal and has thus lost its hind legs and tail.

## History

### Shadow Saga

When the Bio Lizard failed to stop Knuckles from using the Master Emerald to deactivate the Chaos Emeralds, the Space Colony ARK lost the power needed to keep it on its collision course with Earth. Acting upon the orders of the late Gerald Robotnik though, the Bio Lizard used Chaos Control to warp out of the ARK's central core and made his body reform himself on the Eclipse Cannon like a growth, thus becoming the Final Lizard. Taking control of the ARK, the Final Lizard resumed the ARK's crash course by dragging it towards the planet. Shortly after though, the Final Lizard was attacked by Super Sonic and Super Shadow, and he engaged them in a showdown in space. After an intense battle, Super Sonic and Super Shadow destroyed the Final Lizard's life support system, which blew the beast to smithereens.

## Powers and abilities

The Final Lizard was a quite powerful being as it took the united power of both Super Sonic and Super Shadow to destroy it. In addition to its might, it had impressive durability as it could take a fully-charged hit from both Super Sonic and Super Shadow to the head and survive, though it felt much pain. It could also fire large red energy beams from its mouth which was its most powerful attack.

Due to being physically connected to the Space Colony ARK, the Finalhazard could control the entire ARK, though it is not known to what extent other than controlling the ARK's crash course. As the prototype of the Ultimate Creature, the Final Lizard also possessed an immortal body, though it could still be wounded and killed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 File:Sonicx-ep38-eye2.jpg
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Masake, Hiro (4 December 2004). "Showdown in Space". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 38.
Egg Mobile

Egg Mobile

The **Egg Mobile** (エッグモービル, *eggumōbiru*?) is a vehicle that appears in the anime series *Sonic X* and its comic series published by Archie Comics. It is a one-seat, multi-purpose hovercraft used by Dr. Eggman as his personal means of transportation and attack vehicle. The Egg Mobile is fitted with a wide array of weapons and serves as well as the cockpit for larger machines and an escape pod when they are defeated by Sonic the Hedgehog and/or his allies.

## Description

### Appearance

The Egg Mobile is shaped like a grey hemisphere with a single pale red seat and an control panel on the front of the inside. It has red fins on both sides and the rear and a thin red spike with a yellow marble protruding from a hole on the bottom, possibly to maintain flight as there are no thrusters. On the front is a green lens with a red cap and two rows consisting of three yellow stubby laser guns, and on the lower sides are dark grey sections and yellow and black hazard stripes.

### Features and abilities

As mentioned earlier, the Eggmobile is able to hover in the air and can move at speeds matching even the fastest of Dr. Eggman's robots with great maneuverability. It has a highly modular design, being equipped everywhere with a wide array of weapon and gadget attachments, including missiles, laser cannons, and mechanical hands for grabbing objects. These armaments alone make the Egg Mobile a highly powerful vehicle, capable of taking out entire robot patrols and match the X Tornado in firepower.

The Eggmobile can also act as a command module for Eggman's larger machines, such as E-18 Guerra-Hard. When these creations are inevitably defeated, the Egg Mobile then serves as an escape pod, allowing the pilot to eject mostly unharmed from the larger machine.

### Specification

* Length: 2.8 m
* Width: 2.8 m
* Height: 2.8 m
* Weight: 5.6 t

## Trivia

* In the *Sonic X* Trading Card Geame, the Egg Mobile appears in a collectible card set. It is incorrectly referred to as the "Egg Hornet".
* When forming the Egg Hornet in "A Chaotic Day" and the Egg Mobile, the Egg Mobile lost its wings and bottom spike. When the Egg Hornet was destroyed and the smoke dissipated, the Egg Mobile looks like its regular appearance again. This suggest the spike on the bottom is either retractable or the shell of the Egg Hornet was bigger than the Egg Mobile, since the spike and the surrounding hole disappeared during the fight.

## Gallery

Concept artworkThe Egg Mobile's eyecatch card
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 File:Sonicx-ep33-eye1.jpg
Lisa Ortiz

**Lisa Ortiz** (born 11 December 1974, New York), is a 4Kids Entertainment voice actress. She was most prominently known as the previous voice of Amy Rose as of Sonic X and all games starting with *Shadow the Hedgehog*, replacing Jennifer Douillard in 2005. She also provided the voice of Christina Cooper, the President's secretary, and Sophia, a lady-in-waiting of Princess Elise, in *Sonic the Hedgehog* (2006). She was replaced by Cindy Robinson as the voice of Amy in 2010.
Egg Moon

The **Egg Moon** is an artificial moon created by Doctor Eggman. It was created when Dr. Eggman offered to "repair" the damage done to the moon by the Space Colony ARK.

## History

After half of the Moon was destroyed by the Space Colony ARK's Chaos Emerald-powered Eclipse Cannon, Dr. Eggman, while trying to convince everyone that he had changed his evil ways, offered to repair the damage done by launching a mini-missile which replaced the missing half of the moon with a self-replicating metallic half in order to return the moon to its original shape, creating the Egg Moon. This, however, caused the moon to be placed in a solar eclipse on New Year's Day at sunrise.

In order to solve the problem of a world bathed in darkness, Eggman invented the Sunshine Ball to provide the world with light for the next few months it would take to repair the Egg Moon's software and pull it out of the eclipse. A few weeks into this however, Sonic the Hedgehog began to smash the energy towers that the reflected sunlight was being channeled into, turning him into a public enemy as a result of his actions. Sonic stated that the Egg Moon was deliberately being placed in front of the sun, explaining that if the Egg Moon's ability to orbit the Earth was stopped, it would just stay in the same place in its orbit while the Earth traveled in its own rotating orbital pattern around the Sun.

At the same time, Rouge and Topaz both discovered a hidden facility that was transmitting a control signal to the Egg Moon, prompting an explanation from Eggman. Eggman planned on converting humanity to his side so there would be minimal resistance when he kidnapped the president in order to create his Eggman Empire. However, his plans were foiled by the combined efforts of Sonic's friends and Stuart, who managed to free the president and send Eggman and his minions on the run. While up in space, Knuckles destroyed the receiver on the Egg Moon, allowing it to continue in its orbit and go out of the eclipse, bringing sunlight to Earth once again while Eggman, Decoe and Bocoe were arrested.
Gerald Robotnik's diary

Gerald Robotnik kept **several diaries** during his lifetime, documenting his research and thoughts.

## Appearances

### *Sonic Adventure 2*

In the *Sonic Adventure 2* adaption, Gerald created a diary during his imprisonment at the hands of the Government:

### *Sonic X*

#### Japanese version

The following entry was shown in the Japanese version of *Sonic X* during "Project: Shadow":

**20XX-OO-08**
*How could you possibly believe someone would throw ME into jail?! Union Army Prison? Oh, hell. I am the father of the pseudo-perpetual mobile "Chaos Drive" for christ's sakes. Could this possibly be the sinister conspiracy of those attempting to acquire and take over "Eclipse Cannon" and "Artificial Chaos"? Then I'll show them that I am not going to succumb to such immorality. For the complete picture of the ultimate biosis development project "Shadow" lies only in my mind...*
**20XX-OO-13**
#### English version

The following entry was written and read out in the English dub of *Sonic X* during "Showdown in Space":

*"Revenge, that is all that matters to me now. When I began my research, I only wanted to do good. That's why I worked to make the ultimate creature. But the leaders of the project worried that I'll use it to take over the world. So they seized my lab on Space Colony ARK, then they took Maria from me, and my life took on a new purpose. Instead of helping people, I would get revenge on them. Night and day I've planned, so long after I am gone, my revenge will be complete. I've done it! My greatest design is now complete! The ultimate creature, Shadow. My enemies think they have defeated me, but Shadow will carry out my orders without question. Now it sleeps, but one day it will be reawakened! Shadow will bring total destruction!"*
## Trivia

* The password for Gerald's diary is "Ma-Ri-A," the name of his granddaughter.
* In *Sonic Adventure 2*, the English subtitles accidentally skip over the mention of "the prototype", which is both heard audibly and written in the on-screen text

## References

1. ↑ As heard in the English version of *Sonic X*.
Infrared Scope

Sonic wearing the Infrared Scope.

The **Infrared Scope** is an object that appears in *Sonic X* and it's comic book spin-offs. It is a scouting device used by Sonic in his infiltration of Area 99. Although not stated, they were most likely created by Chuck.

## Description

### Appearance

The Infrared Scope is a device worm on the right side of the head. It consists of a grey single-earpiece with a thin microphone and a red lens which fits over the right eye.

### Features and abilities

   Through the Infrared Scope's lens, the wearer can see infrared motion detectors to better avoid setting off alarms. Its earpiece is also outfitted with a communicator connected to a separate headset, allowing the wearers to stay in radio contact.
Newtron (Sonic X)

## Newtron

A Newtron, from *Sonic X* #10.

The **Newtron** is a character that appears in the *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. It was a digital Badnik model found within a virtual reality world created by Dr. Eggman.

## Appearance

Newtrons are purple robots based on chameleons. They have four limbs that protrude out of spherical shoulders and grey trimming around their necks and tails.

## History

### Archie Comics

While in a virtual reality, Sonic the Hedgehog got encapsulated in a protective shield in Green Hill and attempted to outrun it. From there, a Newtron attempted to attack Sonic, but failed when a spring launched Sonic to safety.

## References

1. ↑ *Sonic X* #10, "No Thanks for the Memories! - Part One"
Lunarbot

The Lunarbot, from *Sonic X* #3.

The **Lunarbot** is a character that appears in the *Sonic X* comic series published by Archie Comics. It was a mind-controlling robot created by Dr. Eggman that took control of Christopher Thorndyke.

## Appearance

The Lunarbot is a large, humanoid grey robot with missile launchers for hands. Its overall body, limbs and head included, is very rectangular in shape.

## History

### Archie Comics

The Lunarbot was one of the many robots that took control of Sonic's various friends and allies, namely Christopher Thorndyke.

While Sonic and his allies initially struggled to take down the Lunarbot and the other mind-controlling robots without harming their friends inside them, they turned the tide of battle around when Chris managed to resist the control of the Lunnarbot and used it to take down Eggman.

## Powers and abilities

The Lunarbot is capable of trapping a human inside itself and taking control of said person's mind. It also has missile launchers as hands and can electrocute opponents by discharging electricity.

## References

1. ↑ *Sonic X* #3, "Field Trip of Doom!"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Sonic X* #4, "Boisterous Bot Battle!"
Marie-Eugénie Maréchal

**Marie-Eugénie Maréchal** is a French actress, voice actress, and model who specializes in dubbing. She voiced Miles "Tails" Prower in the French dubs of *Sonic X*, *Sonic Generations*, *Sonic Lost World*, and *Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games*.

She has done famous work for *Spider-Man*, *HellBoy*, *Hunger Games*, *WALL-E*, *House*, and *Resident Evil*.

## External links

* Profile on behindthevoiceactors.com
* IMDb Profile
Metarex Viper

The **Metarex Viper** (メタレックス・バイパー, *Metarekkusu Baipā*?) is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X*. It was a model of Metarex that combined snake-like and humanoid qualities.

## History

A force of Metarex Vipers were assigned to a planet conquered by the Metarex to manage a facility that was producing fake Chaos Emeralds for the Metarex war effort. This facility was discovered by the crew of the Blue Typhoon, who engaged the Vipers in battle and claimed the Chaos Emerald.

## Powers and abilities

The Metarex Vipers were evidently not among the more powerful Metarex, as they could be destroyed without the use of the Sonic Power Cannon.

## Trivia

* The Metarex Vipers resemble robotic versions of the mythical Nāga.
Jerry Lobozzo

**Jerry Lobozzo** (aka Jack Quevas) is an American voice actor born in Irvington, New Jersey. He is the English voice of Chuck Thorndyke and a police officer in Sonic X. He has also worked on some other 4Kids television shows, such as*Kirby: Right Back At Ya!*, *G.I. Joe: Sigma 6* and seasons 1-5 of the *Pokémon*anime
Mirror Tower

Knuckles guarding a Mirror Tower.

The **Mirror Towers** are objects that appear in the anime series *Sonic X*. it is a type of towers created by Eggman in order to harness energy for his Sunshine Balls.

## Description

### Appearance

Mirror Towers are large towers made of steel. They have ring shaped areas at the top that glow when harnessing solar energy.

### Features and traits

Mirror Towers' sole purpose and function is gathering solar energy from the sun, which it then transfers over to Sunshine Balls in order to provide heat and light for people.

## History

### Anime

#### Egg Moon Saga

The Mirror Towers were set up by Eggman with the aid of the Guardian Units of the Nations in order to harness sunlight. However, Sonic would go on to take out many Mirror Towers before finally revealing the truth of Eggman's scheme. With the Egg Moon no longer blocking the sun, all the Mirror Towers were presumably taken down.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Masake, Hiro (18 December 2004). "Sunblock Solution". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 40.
2. ↑ Masake, Hiro (22 January 2005). "Eggman for President". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 41.
Meteor Shower Messenger

***Meteor Shower Messenger*** is a novel based on the anime series *Sonic X*. It was written by Paul Ruditis and published by Grosset & Dunlap on 8 September 2005.

## Blurb

In order to stop Dark Oak from getting his evil hands on the Chaos Emeralds, Super Sonic scatters the precious jewels across the galaxy. Now he is faced with Dark Oak's army of Metarex coming to steal the planet's life source, the Planet Egg. Sonic's not sure how to battle this mysterious new enemy-until help arrives in the unlikely form of a mysterious capsule containing a tiny girl.
Officer Albright

Officer Albright

**Officer Albright** is a character that appears in the anime series *Sonic X* and its comic series published by Archie Comics. He is a police sergent in Station Square.

## Appearance

Albright wears a black police officer uniform. He has green eyes, brown hair, and a large mustache.

## History

### Anime

#### New World Saga

When Sonic the Hedgehog first arrived in Station Square, Albright, as the sergeant, ordered his men to jump Sonic, though due to his speed, the group failed to do so. Albrght then contacted other police officer units, letting them know of Sonic's presence and where he was headed.

Albright and his officers later confronted E-23 Missile Wrist during its rampage, but were unable to do anything. They thus brought the Mayor of Station Square in to stop Eggman, though their efforts were meaningless.

#### Shadow Saga

With Sonic having been accused of stealing a Chaos Emerald, the police force was dispatched to capture Sonic. Confronting him ín Downhill Street, Albright ordered Sonic to give himself in. While the hedgehog resisted at first, in the end he decided to give in order to have a better chance of tracking down Shadow the Hedgehog.

### Archie Comics

While on duty, Albright noticed Decoe and Bocoe attempting to break upon an ATM machine in order to steal some money, so he scared them away.

When the army of Dark Chao invaded Station Square, Albright was one of the many victims under attack, but he was saved by Tails, who carried him away from harm.

Upon the discovery of a secret room in the sewers, Topaz instructed Albright and another officer to stay on guard and make sure no one entered the room.

## Trivia

* Albright is noted for constantly changing his accent in the comics. This is likely reference in to the numerous different voice actors and accents he is given in the English dub of the anime.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Sonic X* #1, "Savings and Grown"
2. ↑ Miki, Koji (23 August 2003). "Chaos Control Freaks". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 1.
3. ↑ Miki, Koji (20 September 2003). "Missile Wrist Rampage". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 3.
4. ↑ Masake, Hiro (6 November 2004). "Shadow Knows". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 34.
5. ↑ *Sonic X* #6, "I Never Promised You A Chao Garden"
6. ↑ *Sonic X* #7, "Take This Job And Shovel It"

*Sonic X characters*
Green Hill

Sonic and Amy in Green Hill.

**Green Hill** (グリーンヒル, *Gurīn Hiru*?) is a location that appears in the anime series *Sonic X* and its comic series published by Archie Comics. It is a highly forested area on Sonic the Hedgehog's home planet with a cozy village of houses scattered across it.

## History

### Anime

#### New World Saga

Green Hill was first mentioned by Cream as the place where she lived before arriving on Earth while conversing with an old human woman.

#### Homebound Saga

Upon everyone's return to Green Hill, except for Sonic, Amy spent a few nights living with Cream and her family as opposed to living in her own house.

During this time, Eggman came by during the night looking for Sonic, frustrating Amy enough make her to take out her anger on the Grand Egg Imperial by hurling Piko Piko Hammers at it. Eventually, Tails showed up and engaged Eggman in battle as well, only to be overwhelmed by Eggman’s powerful homing missile. Fortunately, Super Sonic appeared in time to save Tails and blow the Grand Egg Imperial up in the skies above Green Hill. Super Sonic then went to Amy’s house, where he returned to normal. Amy, with tears in her eyes, confronted Sonic with how worried and saddened she was over the idea of losing him, and had even planned on waiting for him forever. In response, Sonic offered her a rose, prompting Amy to hug him.

#### Metarex Saga

Six months later, while Tails, Cream, and Amy were watching a meteor shower in Green Hill, Cosmo arrived, crash landing in the area. After being nursed back to health by Cream, Amy, and Tails, she left the house upon hearing a Metarex nearby. After some time and learning of the Metarex’s goals from Cosmo, the group decided to use Tails’ Blue Typhoon to go to space and stop the Metarex’s plans.

### Archie Comics

When Dr. Eggman trapped Sonic and his allies in a virtual reality, Sonic found himself in a retro version of Green Hill. Making his way through this strange world while adjusting to its physics, Sonic came across a digital version of Eggman and defeated him. As he set some critters lose though, Sonic was transported to the next level.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Miki, Koji (17 August 2003). "Cruise Blues (Japanese version)". *Sonic X*. Season 1. Episode 20.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Masake, Hiro (26 March 2005). "A New Start". *Sonic X*. Season 2. Episode 52.
3. ↑ Masake, Hiro (10 September 2005). "A Cosmic Call". *Sonic X*. Season 3. Episode 53.
4. ↑ Masake, Hiro (17 September 2005). "A Cosmic Call". *Sonic X*. Season 3. Episode 54.
5. ↑ *Sonic X* #10, "No Thanks for the Memories! Part One"