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Croquette Bomber

The **Croquette Bomber** is a technique utilized primarily between Sonic the Hedgehog and Amy Rose in which Sonic performs a Spin Dash and Amy Rose follows up by swinging her Piko Hammer, sending Sonic flying with a strong force.

## Description

When performing the Croquette Bomber, Sonic crouches and revs up a Spin Dash in a stationary position. Amy then gets behind Sonic and uses her Piko Hammer as a croquet mallet to send Sonic flying through midair while in spinball form into their intended target. This attack packs enough power to destroy a Blowfish Transporter in a single shot.

## Background Information

* The Croquette Bomber appears to be a reference to Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, in which the Queen of Hearts used hedgehogs as croquette balls.
* This technique is very similar to the Fastball POW move from the Sonic the Hedgehog video game, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.
* In Sonic the Hedgehog #259 published by Archie Comics Publications, Sonic and Amy performed a similar move that they called the "Croquet Special".

## Trivia

* This technique is very similar to the Fastball POW move from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.
* In Sonic the Hedgehog #259 published by Archie Comics, Sonic and Amy performed a similar move that they called the "Croquet Special".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 2
Egg Gun

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**Egg Guns** were laser guns that were usually used by Egg Pawns. The Egg guns used by the Egg Knights were coloured gold to match those badniks.
Asteron

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

## Overview

The Asteron is an automated defence drone created by Dr. Eggman. These star-shaped Badniks act as anti-personnel mines which will remain planted on walls and ceilings within Eggman's bases. When an intruder draws near, or on Eggman's command, the Asterons detach from their resting spots and float towards the enemy. Their main method of attack is to explode and scatter the steel spikes on the end of their limbs in five directions, skewering anyone unfortunate to be caught in their path.

## Background Information

* The Asteron was based on the Asteron robot in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series, first appearing in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2* 16-bit game.
Donpa Sedan

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A **Donpa Sedan** was the name of a model of car on Sonic's World. The car was mentioned by a volunteer shop mechanic of the Restoration.

## Trivia

* the name is based on the car manufacturing company, Donpa Motors, that appeared in Team Sonic Racing.
Egg Viper

The **Egg Viper** was a flying serpentine mech created and used by Dr. Eggman.

## History

### First usage

At some point in the recent past, a battle happened between Sonic the Hedgehog and Dr. Eggman. This time, Eggman was piloting the Egg Viper mech, but Sonic defeated the villain. (StH: #1)

### Test Run

When Sonic, Tails and Amy Rose infiltrated Dr. Eggman's testing facility, they had to contend with various Quasi-Badniks and a group of unmanned Egg Viper mechs. As well as the version Sonic had once fought in the past, there were three other units which each possessed a different arsenal of weapons. Eggman was able to control three of the Egg Vipers at once as he attempted to destroy the heroes. However, the untimely intervention of Tangle the Lemur allowed them to gain the upper hand and they soon managed to disable the mechs.

## Variants

### Red Variant

   The original version of the Egg Viper was primarily red in coloration and required a pilot to operate it. Dr. Eggman first used this mech against Sonic some time before the War. It was armed with a heavy laser cannon on its main body and laser emitters on each segment of its tail. On either side of the body was a spike-covered device that functioned much like a spinning top; these weapons could be detached and would skate about on a single spike, skewering enemies with their radial spikes.

### Yellow Variant

   The yellow variant was the same size and shape of the original red variant, but yellow in coloration. Instead of lasers, it cast arcs of high-voltage electricity from its emitters. It also possessed the same spinning-top weapons as the original Egg Viper. When Sonic and his friends fought against it, Amy used her Piko-Piko Hammer to slam one of the mech's tops back at it and disable it long enough for Sonic to attack its cockpit.

### Green Variant

    The green variant was the same size as the original Egg Viper and of similar shape, though it did not carry the spinning-top weapons of the original. In place of the tops was a large fan that assisted the mech with maneuvering and could be used to fire powerful blasts of air to blow enemies away. The cannon on its front could also spray cloudy mist to reduce visibility.

### Blue Variant

The blue variant is of similar size and shape as the others, though its primary weapons are a pair of long hoses that can blast streams of water at high pressure. When fighting this machine, Sonic used the hoses to his advantage by tying them around the mech's body.

## Background Information

* The Egg Viper was based on the machine of the same name in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Adventure* as the final boss of Sonic's story. It was unnamed in the comic, but is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Adventure
Crabmeat (Movie Universe)

## Crabmeat

**Crabmeats** were larger crab-like variants of the basic Badniks that were developed and used by Dr. Robotnik (Movie Universe).

## History

### Past

At some point in the past, Dr. Robotnik developed these Badniks, alongside his normal ovoid shaped Badniks. Both are able to be controlled by Robotnik’s Control Glove.

## Appearance

The Crabmeats are larger than the basic Badniks, and rely on their legs to move instead of hovering. They share the same colour scheme as the former, with their white, red and black colours.

## Trivia

* These Badniks are based on the crab like enemy seen in the Sonic series.
* Intereestingly, Dr. Robotnik would make Badniks based on the games such as the Buzzbombers.
Egg Base Alpha

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**Egg Base Alpha** was a Eggman base was a part of a series of Eggbases named after greek letters. It serves as part the various networks for the Eggman empire, from the Badnik controls and Dr Eggman's gaming wifi.

## Description

The tower to the East (with the distinctly crude depiction of Eggman's face) serves as an alarm tower in case the base is attacked.
The tower to the West serves as a control tower for Dr. Eggman's robots.
The tower to the North is a separate network used for Eggman's gaming wifi.

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## Appearance

The base is surrounded by a circular wall, which has 4 guard towers to the north, east, south and west. The inside of the base consists of low level buildings, the most prominant features are the distinct towers, each one uniquely different from each other.

* North tower: main body consists of a tall pole with curved panels, surrounding it
* East tower: This body of the tower has the logo of the Eggman empire, and has two radar dishes on top.
* West tower: The west tower is the shortest of the towers, and has a basic effigy of Dr. Eggman's head at the top. A door can be seen.
* **Egg Cave**:a secret place where Eggman went to focus on his model making hobby. (Annual 2020: "Eggman's Day Off") After the Faceship sunk, Eggman moved the Egg Cave and his models to **Egg Base Alpha**. (IS: #2)

## Trivia

* Egg Base Alpha is part of a series of Eggbases named after Greek letters. In the games and IDW Series, Dr. Eggman also had a penchant for naming the E-Series robots with Greek letters as well.

## Trivia

The name of the Egg Cave is a pun for "Man Cave".
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## Overview

### Job

Artist, cover artist

**Jonathan "Jon" H. Gray** is an artist and compilation organizer who contributes to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series. He is known in the Sonic fandom as **WB**, or more commonly **Dub** for short.

Previously he was a long-time artist and compilation organizer for the *Archie Sonic the Hedgehog* series.

## Credits

### Cover Artwork

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	+ #11 (Cover A)
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	+ #16 (Cover B)
	+ #18 (Cover A)
	+ #24 (Cover A)
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	+ #27 (Cover B)
	+ #31 (Cover B)
	+ #37 (Cover B)
	+ #48 (Cover A)

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### Interior Artwork

#### Lineart

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Eclipse Cannon

The **Eclipse Cannon** is a weapon of mass destruction installed on the Space Colony ARK.

## History

### Under Eggman's Control

At some point in the past, Dr. Eggman used the Space Colony ARK to blow up half of the moon by firing its Eclipse Cannon in order to show his power. (StH: #5)

## Appearance

The Eclipse Cannon was not shown in much detail, as it was only ever shown in a flashback where it was in the distance and firing a blast. What can be seen is that it has four pieces surrounding the circular part where it fires its blast.

## Abilities

The Eclipse Cannon is a weapon powerful enough to reduce half of the moon's surface to rubble in a single shot.

## Background Information

* The Eclipse Cannon was based on the weapon of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Adventure 2* and later *Shadow the Hedgehog*. It was unnamed in the comic, but is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1. In the game, its fire power is high enough to pierce the stars.
Balloon

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

## History

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

## Personality

It was shown that the Baloon badniks showed some type of emotion, cheering as spectators in Orbot and Cubot's Winter Jam.

## Trivia

Balloons were Badniks that appeared in *Sonic Advance* series.
Earth

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**Earth** was a planet that was the home of native humans. Earth had become an adopted home planet for Sonic and has been currently been staying there in Green Hills.

## History

### Past

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## Notable Occupants

* Sonic the Hedgehog (Movie Universe)
* Tom Wachowski‏‎
* Maddie Wachowski‏‎
* Dr. Robotnik (Movie Universe)
* Crazy Carl
* Wade Whipple
Eggpod

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### First Appearance

Sonic the Hedgehog 2: The Official Movie Pre-Quill ("Mushroom With a view") (mentioned)

## Statistics and Overview

### Moves and Techniques

transport

The **Eggpod** was a single pilot aircraft that was used by Dr. Robotnik in fighting Sonic the Hedgehog. He was defeated when Sonic used a warp ring to trap Robotnik and his ship on the Mushroom Planet, effectively trapping him there.

## Trivia

* The Eggpod is this version of Robotnik's equivalent to the Eggmobile/Egg-of-matic that Robotnik uses for transportation.
Autumn Forest Zone

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The **Autumn Forest Zone** was a zone in Sonic's World.

## Bio

### Seasons of Chaos

While Sonic, Tails and Knuckles were looking for the Emeralds and come across Eggman and Metal Sonic engaging in a fight, Ray, Mighty and Amy have found a purple Emerald, but a cork lands on Mighty's shell who asks them to get away. apologize, but seeing that it was Fang, Bean and Bark, a fight starts. In the end, the two groups come together and question Eggman, then decide to make an alliance. (Sonic the Hedgehog: 30th Anniversary Special)

#### Visitors

* Sonic
* Tails
* Knuckles
* Amy
* Ray
* Mighty
* Metal Sonic
* Metal Knuckles
* Fang
* Bean
* Bark

## Trivia

* At the foot of a loop, a scarecrow resembling Mr. Tinker is planted there.
First bank of Walla Walla

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The **First Bank of Walla Walla** is a bank in Walla Walla, America, on Earth.

## History

### Past

At some point before the battle with Sonic and being marooned on the Mushroom Planet, Dr. Robotnik stored a spare Control Glove inside that bank.

### Hedgehog Day Afternoon

Some time after Robotnik was gone, his lackey, Agent Stone, hired some thieves to raid the bank in order to obtain the glove. (Sonic the Hedgehog 2: The Official Movie Pre-Quill)
Chaos Drive

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The **Chaos Drive** was a type of energy source. The Eggwalker Mark II was powered by Chaos Drives.

## Trivia

Chaos Drives are based on the same objects that appeared in the Sonic Adventure 2 game. In the game, they were created by Prof. Gerald Robotnik, Eggman's grandfather.
Haneruton

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The **Haneruton** is a presumed line of robots, modelled after a humanoid skeleton, that were used by Witchcart.

## History

### Flying off the Rails

The wrecked remnants of a Haneruton can be seen among the other scrapped machinery in the Gene Gadget area of Flicky Island. (Sonic The Hedgehog: Tails' 30th Anniversary Special)

## Appearance

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Egg Base Rho

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

## Bad Guys

Egg Base Rho was one of the bases on the list Eggbases under the monitor of an Eggnet hub.

## Trivia

* Egg Base is part of a series of Eggbases named after Greek letters. In the games and IDW Series, Dr. Eggman also had a penchant for naming the E-series as greek letters as well.
Ed Pirrie

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## Overview

### Job

Artist

**Ed Pirrie** is an artist who has contributed to IDW Sonic the hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs.

## Credits

### Color Assists

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog:
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Capsule

The **Prison Egg** is a type of storage container used by the Eggman Empire for storing prisoners. It appears as a large metallic capsule with hazard stripes on its base and a large yellow button on top. The button is the only way to open the capsule.

Throughout his career, Dr. Eggman has used Prison Eggs to contain small animals that he intends to use to power his Badniks. Other times, he has used them to imprison larger subjects and modified them into booby-traps to capture Sonic the Hedgehog.

According to Mimic, he was once trapped inside a Prison Egg, but was able to escape from it. He did not explain how he managed to do it.(IDW Tangle and Whisper: #4)

While searching for Tails aboard the ruined Death Egg, Sonic was pursued by Mecha Sonic and a band of Scrapniks. Making his way into an empty storage bay, he hid inside a Prison Egg, but Mecha Sonic found him and opened the capsule. (SI #1)

## Trivia

The Prison Egg is based on the capsule from the original *Sonic the Hedgehog* game.
Egg Spear

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**Egg Spears** were lance-like weapons that were commonly utilized by the robotic Egg Pawns of the Eggman Empire.

## History

### Past

At some point in the past, during the Eggman War, the Diamond Cutters fought several Egg Pawns that were armed with Egg Spears.

### Usage Aboard the Egg Fleet

When Sonic snuck onboard a battleship of the Egg Fleet, he was found by Neo Metal Sonic, who commanded a number of Egg Pawns to attack Sonic. A number of these possessed Egg Spears and surrounded Sonic, but Sonic managed to disarm one of them and use its Egg Spear to spin around with it in hand, defeating the Egg Pawns surrounding him. He then threw it at a nearby artillery cannon and obliterated it. (IDW Sonic the Hedgehog: #7)

### The Battle for Angel Island

Later, the Egg Spears would be wielded by the Egg Pawns guarding Angel Island, although that did little to stop the Resistance and their allies when they came to liberate Angel Island. (IDW Sonic the Hedgehog: #9, #10)

### Bad Guys

Egg Pawns wielding Egg spears were among the badniks present guarding Egg Base Sigma.

## Description

The Egg Spear resembles a stereotypical lance more than a spear, but very long by comparison, being easily over twice the height of an Egg Pawn in length. It has a cone-shaped head that is white and orange, and the sharp tip is orange. It also has a large, thick, and round orange vamplate as well as a thin orange and black grip.

## Background Information

* The Egg Spear was based on the weapon of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series where it first appeared in *Sonic Heroes]*. It was unnamed in the comic, but its name is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1.
* The Egg Pawns, who use the Egg Spears, made their debut appearance together in the same game.
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Bark the Polar Bear

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**Bark the Polar Bear**, or simply known as **Bark**, is an anthropomorphic Polar Bear in the Classic Sonic's World who works as part of a mercenary gang led by Fang the Sniper.

## History

### Seasons of Chaos

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### Amy's New Hobby

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## Personality

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Bark is not really a bad person, he just hangs out with bad people.

## Relationships

### Friends/allies

* Fang the Hunter (boss)
* Bean the Dynamite

### Neutral

* Sonic the Hedgehog (Classic)
* Amy Rose (Classic)
* Knuckles the Echidna (Classic)
* Miles "Tails" Prower (Classic)
* Mighty the Armadillo
* Ray the Flying Squirrel

### Enemies

* Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik (Classic)
* Metal Sonic (Classic)
* Metal Knuckles
* Heavy King

## Background Information

* Bark the Polar Bear first debuted in Sonic the Fighters, along with Fang and Bean. He has also been referenced in Sonic Mania. He has also appeared in alternate media such as Sonic the the comic and Archie Sonic the Hedgehog. In Archie's comic, he was also a hecnhman of Archie's version of Fang, along with Bean.
* In issue 3 of the main IDW Sonic, the *Hooligans* were implied to be Fang and his crew. This name was the name of the group in the old Archie Sonic.

## References

1. ↑ called as such by Fang the Sniper
2. ↑ 35:00
Bill

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

## History

### Past

After being left abandoned on the shore of a mysterious island, he was repaired by Sigma and became a scrapnik. (Scrapnik Island: #2)

## Appearance

Bill is the combination of many badniks, such as having the head of a Flybot 767, the arm of a Monkey Dude repurposed as its neck, the body, tail, and left foot of a Roller, the grippers of a Spiny, and the left foot of a Newtron.
Egg Mobile (disambiguation)

All different versions of the Eggmobile, which is usually the main transport of Dr. Eggman/Robotnik.

## Versions

* *Egg Mobile*, the main version, which is used by the main Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik
* *Egg Mobile (Classic)* - the counterpart used by Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik (Classic) in the classic dimension of IDW's interpretation.
	+ Green Grove Zone boss- modified version of the Classic Eggman's Eggmobile which was used during his takeover of Flicky Island.
* *Egg Breaker*- closest counterpart used by Dr. Eggman in the videogame universe, specifically during the events of Team Sonic racing.
* *Eggpod*, the counterpart used by the cinematic version of Eggman, Dr. Robotnik (Movie Universe) in the Paramount movies. Mentioned inSonic the Hedgehog 2: The Official Movie Pre-Quill one-shot.
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## Overview

### Job

director of licencing

**Mai Kiyotaki** is a director of licencing at SEGA of America. She was involved in the approval of the comic released for IDW Sonic the hedgehog. She also performed was the licencer for issues #276-#290 of the Archie-run Sonic the hedgehog comic when they previously held the license for the comic series.

## Credit

* IDW Sonic the hedgehog
	+ #1- #4 ("Fallout") (Special Thanks)
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	+ #7 ("Meet the New Boss") (Special Thanks)
	+ #8 ("Silent Support") (Special Thanks)
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	+ #13 ("Calling Card") (special thanks)
	+ #14 ("Misdirection") (special thanks)
	+ #15 ("Patient Zero") (special thanks)
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	+ #17 ("Plague") (special thanks)
	+ #18 ("Victims") (special thanks)
	+ #19 - #20 ("Crisis City") (Special Thanks)
	+ #21 - #23 ("The Last Minute") (Special Thanks)
	+ #24 ("The Last One Out") (Special Thanks)
	+ #25 ("A Sudden Shift") (Special Thanks)
	+ #26 - #29 ("All or Nothing") (Special Thanks)
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	+ #31 - #32 ("Recovery") (Special Thanks)
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	+ #48 ("Hit the Pavement") (special thanks)
* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Annual:
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	+ 2020 ("Big's Big Adventure", "Darkest Hour", "Reflections", "Eggman's Day Off", "Flock Together", "The Catalyst") (Special Thanks)
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	+ #1 ("Imposter")
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	+ #3 ("Betrayal")
	+ #4 ("Showdown")
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	+ #3 ("Trust Issues") (Special Thanks)
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Glass Hill

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**Glass Hill** was a location on Sonic's world. So far, it has only been mentioned and not yet seen.

## Biography

A female from that placed fled due to the Metal Virus spreading. She began to talk to a mysterious cloaked stranger, explaining where she was from. It was noted by one of the surviving refugees from there that whilst Eggman did not direcetly visit the village to directly infect it, it was infected by the zombots from other places. (#22)
Egg Monitor

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The **Egg Monitor** is a robot that was created and used by Dr. Eggman to observe and communicate to others.

## Background Information

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

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**Carrottia** is a female rabbit in the classic dimension who is one of the minion of the villainous witch known as Witchcart.

## Appearance

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## Relationships

### Friends

* Witchcart
* Bearenger
* Hocke-Wulf

### Enemies

* Classic Tails
* Classic Sonic
* Flickies

## Abilities

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## Trivia

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

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**Green Grove Zone** (also known as Green Grove Zone) was a location on Flicky Island.

## History

### Past

In the past, Sonic fought Dr Eggman while Tails and Knuckles were searching for the Chaos Emeralds on the Island. Sonic faced Dr Eggman, who was using a special vehicle. Tails would also work together with Knuckles in the Area. (Tails' 30th Anniversary Special)

### Tails’ 30 anniversary

When Tails and Sonic wanted to travelling to Flicky Island for a vacation, they used the Tornado to get there. They arrived, landing in Green Grove.

## Trivia

The name itself was not mentioned in the comic story. However, it was mention the script in the behind the scenes section of the comic book.
Ape

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

## History

### Urbane Warfare

Two Apes, alongside the other badniks were attacking Sonic the Hedgehog and Tangle the Lemur when they were tresspassing in Eggperial City.

## Background Information

* The Ape is based on the enemy of the same name from the *Sonic the Hedgehog* games. It made its debut in *Sonic the Hedgehog Advanced 3*.
* This badniks should be be confused with the Coconuts, Circus, and the Coconuts (Classic).
Casino Night

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**Casino Night** was a casino from a different world, which was inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. A captive Knuckles was taken to Casino Night by a group of Scavengers to serve as entertainment at the venue.
Mark Hughes

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## Overview

### Company

* IDW Publishing
* Sega

### Job

Artist

**Mark Hughes** is an artist who contributes to the IDW Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series and its spin-offs.

## Credits

### Cover Artwork

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog:
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog: 30th Anniversary Special (Convention-exclusive cover)
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## Production Staff

### Cover Artist

* Miles Arq (Cover A)
* Ryan Jampole (Cover B)
* Nathalie Fourdraine (Cover RI)

### Writer

* Evan Stanley
* Ian Flynn

**IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 67** is the sixty-seventh issue in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* comic series published by IDW Publishing.

## Official solicitation

*Finally, the moment you've been waiting for! The daring speedster and their best little buddy officially join the Restoration as- Wait...Surge and Kit go good?! Everyone deserves a second chance, but that doesn't mean Sonic and Amy won't be watching them!*
## Featured stories

### Story One

#### Appearances

**Characters**:

* Amy Rose
* Badnik
	+ Burrobot
	+ Grounder
	+ Motobud ***(Cameo)***
* Blaze the Cat ***(flashback)***
* Clean Sweep Inc.
	+ Clutch the Opossum
* Deadly Six
* Doctor Starline
* Doctor Eggman ***(Mentioned)***
* Kitsunami the Fennec
* Mecha Sonic ***(Mentioned)***
* Mimic
* Restoration
	+ Belle the Tinkerer
	+ Chief Mechanic
	+ Diamond Cutters
		- Lanolin the Sheep
		- Tangle the Lemur
		- Whisper the Wolf
	+ Jewel the Beetle
* Rough the Skunk
* Sonic the Hedgehog
* Surge the Tenrec
* Tumble the Skunk

**Species**:

**Locations**:

* Sonic’s Dimension
	+ Sonic's World
		- Dead Line
		- Eggperial City ***(Mentioned)***
		- Mazuri
		- Restoration HQ
		- Starline Base Sigma

**Items**:

* Chili dog
* Hydro Pack
* Dynamo Cage
* Variable Wispon

**Misc**:

* Restoration

#### Continuity

* Amy and Surge recall the Forest Ridge Zone Campground's fire (caused by Surge herself and Kit), which occurred in *Sonic the Hedgehog* #45-*Sonic the Hedgehog: Imposter Syndrome* #1.

## Other features

* **Story so far**: "Story so far" is a summary of the current plotline for the comic.
* **Roll Call**: Roll Call acts as a quick reference guide to new readers about the characters. This issue provides data files on Sonic, Amy Rose, Surge, Kit, Silver, Blaze, and Belle.
* **Sonic Letters Squad**: Sonic Letters Squad is a section where the comic staff can post fan artwork and fan letters that have been sent in to them. The other pages showcase raw artwork of the variant covers for the issue.
* **Creator Corner**: Creator Corner features an interview with a staff member. In this issue, Miles Arq is featured.

## Trivia

* Cover RI is a reference to the police station interrogation scene from the movie Akira.
* The previous solicitation was *Surge & Kit return...to join the Restoration?!*

## References

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Market Harbor Zone

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**Market Harbor Zone** was a zone in Sonic's World. It consisted of a small town by the sea. The town itself was presumably abandoned and taken over by Eggman’s forces, which they use to ship fruit to Eggman Island Zone to produce Eggman’s fruit drink.
Golden Bell

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Lanolin’s wispon was a type of Wispon used by Lanolin the Sheep that was a cowbell hung around her neck. The wispon required Lanolin’s wisp partner, Maggie the Magenta Wisp to operate.

## Trivia

Lanolin's wispon was name revealed in Lanolin's concept art in Sonic the Hedgehog: The IDW Comic Art Collection.
Land Breaker

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**Land Breaker** was a racing car created by Dodon Pa to be used by Knuckles the Echidna (TSR one-shot) for the space Tanuki's racing tournament.

## History

### TSR one-shot

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**Jackal Squad** was a former group of jackals of which **Infinite** was formerly a member and leader of.

## History

Shortly before the war between the Resistance and the Eggman Empire, Shadow encountered and defeated the Jackal Squad.[5][6] (StH: #12)) Sonic would later defeat their leader, Infinite, during the Eggman-resistance war.

## Trivia

* The Jackal Squad first appeared in the **DLC** of Sonic Forces.
* The Jackal Squad have yet to make a physical appearance in the comics, being only mentioned in Issue 12
	+ It was revealed by Ian Flynn that this team, along with Infinite, are not allowed to be used in the comic series.
Frogger

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The **Frogger**  is a line of Badnik, modelled after a frog, that was created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.
The Scrapnik known as Triple ER had some components that were from a Frogger.
John-Paul Bove

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## Overview

### Company

IDW Publishing

**John-Paul Bove** is an colorist who contributes to the IDW Sonic the hedgehog comic series and its spin offs. He is also known to have worked on various IDW Transformers issues.

## Credits

### Cover coloring

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog:
	+ #60 ()
Gohla

The **Gohla** was a fire-based variant of the normal Orbinaut Badnik created by Dr. Eggman to serve as part of his robot forces in his efforts to conquer the world.

## Description

The Gohla typically appears as a red metallic sphere with two eyes and four fireballs gravitating around it. It hovers through the air with its fireballs constantly swirling around it, ready to bludgeon and burn any nearby targets. The fireballs can also be used as projectiles, though once they have all been cast, the Gohla is left defenceless.

## History

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

## Background Information

* The Gohla was based on the Gohla robot in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* video game series. It made its debut in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2* (16-bit).
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## Production Staff

### Cover Artist

* Abby Bulmer
(Cover A)
* Jamal Peppers
(Cover B)
* Nathalie Fourdraine
(Retail Incentive Cover)

## First Appearances

### Characters

Egg Keeper

**IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 34** is the thirty-fourth issue in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* comic series published by IDW Publishing.

## Official solicitation

*It's off to the races with Cream, Cheese, Amy, and Rouge! They have to keep up their winning streak or surrender Cheese to Clutch's evil...clutches! Meanwhile, Sonic and Tails are being watched by a mysterious figure in Eggman's seemingly abandoned base and Shadow investigates a mystery!*
## Featured stories

### Story One

##### Synopsis

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#### Appearances

**Characters:**

* Badnik
	+ Beat ***(First appearance)***
	+ Egg Keeper ***(First appearance)***
	+ Egg Pawn
	+ Motobug (x2)
* Belle the Tinkerer ***(First appearance)***
* Chaclon (cameo) ***(First appearance)***
* Cheese the Chao
* Clutch ***(First appearance)***
* Cream the Rabbit
* Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik ***(Mentioned)***
* Gemerl
* Miles "Tails" Prower
* Omochao (multiple) ***(First appearance)***
* Sonic the Hedgehog
* Team Dark
	+ Shadow the Hedgehog
	+ Rouge the Bat
	+ E-123 Omega

**Races and Species:**

* Chao
	+ Dark Chao
	+ Hero Chao

**Locations:**

* Sonic’s Dimension
	+ Sonic's World
		- White Park Zone ***(First appearance)***
			* White Park Chao Racing Circuit ***(First appearance)***

**Items:**

* Miles Electric
* Doll (multiple)
* Rocket Skates

**Vehicles:**

* Faceship ***(Mentioned)***
* Pink Cabriolet ***(First appearance)***
* Tornado

**Misc:**

* Chao Races ***(First appearance)***
* Eggman Empire
* Eggnet ***(Mentioned)***
* Spin Attack
* Spin Dash

## Other features

* **Story so far**: "Story so far" is a summary of the current plotline for the comic.
* **Roll Call**: Roll Call acts as a quick reference guide to new readers about the characters. This issue provides data files on Sonic, Amy, Tails, Rouge, Omega, Cream, Cheese and Gemerl.
* **Sonic Letters Squad**: Sonic Letters Squad is a section where the comic staff can post fan artwork and fan letters that have been sent in to them. The other pages showcase raw artwork of the variant covers for the issue.
* ***Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019* - Free Digital Ashcan**

## References

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Junio

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

## History

### Past

After being left abandoned on the shore of a mysterious island, he was repaired by Sigma and bacame a scrapnik. (Scrapnik Island: #1)

### Scrapnik Island

Junio was among the scrapniks that were with Tails trying to find Sonic. (SI: #1)

Junio were among the Scrapniks who stayed with tails to help him with repairing the tornado. (SI: #2)

## Appearance

Junio is a combination between a Batbrain, a Caterkiller, and one other Badnik.
Chaos Energy Cannon

The **Chaos Energy Cannon** is a massive orbital energy cannon used by Dr. Eggman.

## History

### Under Eggman's Control

At some point in the past, Dr. Eggman used the Chaos Energy Cannon to fracture the world into pieces in an attempt to unleash and utilize a power slumbering within it. (StH: #5)

## Appearance

Not much of the Chaos Energy Cannon was shown. What has been however, is a long barrel with several ring-like frames surrounding it. This is most likely just a part that it possesses.

## Abilities

The Chaos Energy Cannon is a weapon powerful enough to shatter the surface of the world into multiple chunks in a single shot.

## Background Information

* The Chaos Energy Cannon was based on the weapon of the same name in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series, where it first appeared in *Sonic Unleashed*. It was unnamed in the comic, but is considered tier 2 canon by this site's canon policy, as it does not contradict already established canon from tier 1. In the game, its fire power is high enough to pierce the stars.

## References

1. ↑ https://sonic.wikia.com/wiki/Sonic\_Unleashed
E-117 Sigma

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**E-117 Sigma** was a E-100 Series Super badnikformer E-Series robot created by Dr. Eggman, which was later abandoned on a abandoned island where one Death Egg crashed landed. The robot repaired itself with spare parts and did the same to the other robots trapped on the island.

## History

### Past

At some point in time, Sigma was abandoned and forgotten by Dr. Eggman. The robot then ended up on Scrapnik Island

### Scrapnik Island

(Sonic the Hedgehog: Scrapnik Island Issue 1)

## Abilities

Like all E-100 series, he is able to transform into a drive mode as well as a hover form. While he still retains those transforming abilities as a Scrapnik, it is slower compared to those of the other E-100 series.

* able to rotate its head 360 degrees.

## Gallery

### Concept artwork

E117SigmaIDWmodelsheet.jpgConcept sketch of E-117 Sigma by Nathalie FourdraineSigmaHDModelSheet.jpgModel sheet of E-117 Sigma by Nathalie Fourdraine
## Background Information

* E-117 Sigma's torso resembles an E-100 Series torso but colored green.
Froggy (TSR one-shot)

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**Froggy** was a normal frog in the video game continuity and was the friend of his world’s Big the Cat's friend. (Team Sonic Racing One-shot)

## History

### TSR One-shot

During Dodon Pa’s racing tournament, Big the Cat used of a car that appeared to have been based of his friend. When Big acquired a Jade Wisp, he commented on how it looked Green like his friend, Froggy.
Hottie

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

## History

### Past

After being left abandoned on the shore of a mysterious island, he was repaired by Sigma and bacame a scrapnik. (Scrapnik Island: #2)

### Scrapnik Island

Hottie was among the large group of badniks that came to say goodbye to Sonic and Tails before they departed on their plane.
(#4)

## Appearance

Hottie is the combination of different badniks. He has the head of a Buzz Bomber, though the end of its left antenna is missing. Its main body is that of a Coconuts, and drill of a Grounder in place of its left hand.
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### Role

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**Mana Books** are a French translation and publishing company that specialise in video game-related media.

In October 2018, the company began releasing European French translations of IDW’s Sonic the Hedgehog graphic novel compilations. The releases mostly follow the same format as their English counterparts, with the one primary exception being that they are released as hardcover books.

## Releases

### IDW

* **Sonic the Hedgehog Tome 1: Le hérisson contre-attaque** (collects issues #1-#4; released October 25, 2018)
* **Sonic the Hedgehog Tome 2: Le retour du Dr. Eggman** (collects issues #5-#8; released April 18, 2019)
* **Sonic the Hedgehog Tome 3: La Bataille pour Angel Island** (collects issues #9-#12; released September 26, 2019)
* **Sonic the Hedgehog Tome 4: Infection** (collects issues #13-#16; released February 6, 2020)
* **Sonic the Hedgehog Tome 5** (collects issues #13-#16; released February 6, 2020)

## Background Information

* The company released a special animated trailer to promote the first books release.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/mana\_books\_/status/1052959770674651138?s=21
Jonathon Dobbs

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Male

**Jonathon Dobbs** was involved with the flattening of the cover art of at least some of tghe IDW Sonic issues.

## Credits

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Grounder (Giant Variant)

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The **Giant Grounder** was a larger sized variant of the Grounder badnik. (IS: #4)

## History

### Imposter Syndrome

One giant Grounder was one of the badniks defending Eggperial City from Starline and his two enforcers.

## Trivia

While the grounder in the games had eyes resembling screws, this grounder had thermometer eyes, similar to that of the Grounder in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog character.
Greg Goldstein

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**Greg Goldstein**is the former president and publisher of IDW Publishing. Greg Goldstein stepped down from being president and publisher of IDW on the 10th of December 2018. He has been succeeded by Chris Ryall.

## Credits

### Publishing

* IDW Sonic the Hedgehog
	+ #1- #4 ("Fallout")
	+ #5- #6 ("The Fate of Dr. Eggman")
	+ #7 ("Meet the New Boss"
	+ #8 ("Silent Support")
	+ #9 - #11 ("Battle for Angel Island")
	+ #12 ("The Cost of the Battle for Angel Island")
* Team Sonic Racing one-shot

## Background Information

* In 2014, he lead IDW's acquisition of *Top Shelf Productions.*
* In 2011, he won and Eisner for best Archival/Collection Project for his editing on the Archie newspaper strip collection.
* He previously worked for Upper Deck, Activision, and Topps.
* Greg was promoted to publish on November 14, 2017.
* Stepped down on the 10th December, 2018.

## External Links

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 https://www.idwpublishing.com/about/greg-goldstein/
2. ↑ Jude Terror (10 December 2018). Greg Goldstein Out at IDW as Chris Ryall Returns as President, Publisher, and CCO. *Bleeding Cool*. Retrieved on 3 February 2019.
3. ↑ https://www.idwpublishing.com/idw-publishing-promotes-greg-goldstein-to-publisher/