SONIC The Hedgehog E-123 Omega with Chaos Emerald

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Vector the Crocodile [j] is a large crocodile who is the "head honcho" and brains of the Chaotix Detective Agency. [55] Divided between being both "bossy" and "easy-going", his rough speech and outward appearance mask his clear reasoning and ability to resolve cases. [56] For the right price he will take on most jobs, unless they involve doing something immoral. [55] Vector has a strong sense of justice and kindness, despite his argumentativeness. [56] He often does unpaid work due to his charitable nature, [55] such as finding a lost child or taking up meager chases for children. This leaves the agency constantly short on money. [56] Vector hates having to work for the landlord, but he enjoys singing, [56] and his trademark accessory is a set of headphones. [55] He is physically very strong [56] and his powerful jaws are a formidable weapon. [55]

Sonic Team, Blindlight (24 November 2006). Sonic the Hedgehog. PlayStation 3. Sega. Cutscene: To the ruins. It seems his distaste for Metal Sonic is still strong. During the final push against Infinite's Phantom Copies, Omega can be seen shooting down a Metal Sonic Phantom Copy flying by, ignoring closer targets. Sonic Team USA. (6 January 2004). Sonic Heroes. Nintendo GameCube. Sega. " Omega: The E-2000! So they're in production. I'll destroy them!" Upon catching up with Mephiles, he reveals to Shadow that humanity, looking for someone to blame for the destruction of the Earth, saw Shadow responsible for the catastrophe; he tells Shadow that he was hunted down, defeated, and trapped behind an energy seal. Mephiles tempts Shadow to join him to gain vengeance upon the humans, but Shadow refuses, declaring that he determines his own destiny, at which point Mephiles transforms into his second form, a more powerful crystalline monster, and the two engage in battle. A Chaos Emerald teleporting an entire Gaia Temple, from the Xbox 360/ PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed.Stereotypical of most robots, Omega tends to use technical sesquipedalian words instead of casual human speech. An example of this is when he uses "negative" [17] or "affirmative" [18] instead of replying with either no or yes respectively. Although he has been known to use typical human speech on a few occasions. [19] [20] Powers and abilities [ ] English: Bill Corkery (2004), David Wills (2005–2010), Troy Baker (2010–2016), Matthew Mercer (2016–present) [59] The Chaos Emeralds at the Altar of Emerald about 3000 years ago, from Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut.

It is possible to create synthetic Chaos Emeralds with the same wavelength and properties as the originals, but with less power as demonstrated by Tails. In addition, these fake Emeralds can be used to sabotage devices that require Chaos Emeralds to power them. Also, because it had the same wavelength and properties as the originals, fake Emeralds also allow the user to access chaos powers just as a genuine Chaos Emerald would, like Chaos Control. Sonic's Super State, a form granted by the Chaos Emeralds, from the Xbox 360/ PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed. Sonic Team USA (June 23, 2001). Sonic Adventure 2. Dreamcast. Sega. Cutscene: World Domination. " Tails: The Chaos Emeralds are like magnets... they have the power to attract each other. If I can use that to find where Eggman is." Upon returning to the present, he meets up with Blaze, shares his findings and has a change of heart, resolving to help Sonic save Elise. As Sonic is confronted by an army of Eggman's robots, Silver comes to the rescue and destroys them. Silver explains to Sonic that there was a misunderstanding and offers to help him rescue Elise, and thus the two hedgehogs head to Kingdom Valley. Unfortunately, Sonic, Silver and Blaze arrive too late, as they watch the Egg Carrier explode causing the death of Elise and possibly Eggman as well. Silver then tells Sonic that if they use Chaos Control, Sonic can save Elise. The two hedgehogs use Chaos Control to open the time rift. Sonic rushes into the past to save Elise and gives Silver a Chaos Emerald for him to return to the future. Omega appears to be armed with explosive rounds for his machine guns, as evidenced by the damage he caused to the base he was sealed in by only firing for a few seconds. [26] However, certain weapons of his require the use of magazines as opposed to storing all his ammunition in bulk inside himself. [27] While Omega appears to possess some form of targeting systems for his arsenal, [26] [28] he tends to be rather inaccurate however, most notably when he fired in every direction when first meeting Shadow with the expectation that some of them would hit. [26]

ROUGE THE BAT

a b c d Sega of America. "Eggman's official character profile from Sega of America". Sega of America. Archived from the original on February 17, 2009 . Retrieved March 26, 2008. Sonic Team (6 February 2004). Sonic Heroes. PlayStation 2. Sega. Area/Level: Robot Storm ( Team Dark's story). " Shadow: What do you think Omega? / Omega: Sensors jammed. Real Eggman ID not possible."

Sonic Team (7 November 2017). Sonic Forces ( Episode Shadow). Nintendo Switch. Sega. Area/Level: City. " Omega: This is E-123 Omega. All sensors offline. Casualty report: Rouge fallen. Shadow to be eliminated!" Wisps [ak] are a race of extraterrestrial creatures who live on the grassy, lush planet called Planet Wisp. [186] [187] The mother of all Wisps is a much larger, pink one named Mother Wisp. [188] She created Planet Wisp and raised all of her children. [189] Wisps speak a common language that Sonic and Tails cannot understand, [190] though Tails builds a translation device in the game Sonic Colors. [191] Their Japanese and English name comes from Tails' translation of a word in their language; [192] other characters in the game refer to them as "aliens". [193] [194] Wisps are composed of an energy force called "Hyper-go-ons", [195] which they can use to phase into the body of playable protagonist Sonic and give him temporary elemental powers. [186] [196] They come in numerous breeds, each carrying one of many elemental powers known as "Color Powers". [186] When Sonic collects a Wisp, he can use its power once at will; however, he can only carry one at a time. [197]

DR. EGGMAN

Certain games have used their own unique colors for the Chaos Emeralds - they are light blue in the 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog, blue in Sonic Spinball, and green in Sonic Battle. In Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, the Emeralds were red, light blue, cyan, pink, yellow, orange and purple. Sonic Team, Blindlight (24 November 2006). Sonic the Hedgehog. PlayStation 3. Sega. Cutscene: Omega appears. It is said that in the far ancient past, the Chaos Emeralds would be used for evil purposes. One such instance was when West Side Island's prosperity lead to avarice over the course of a single night when some people wanted the Emeralds for evil, sparking a conflict so great that the gods had to intervene and seal the Chaos Emeralds on the island. [34] Witnessing this misuse, the gods created the Master Emerald to balance out the Chaos Emeralds' power and equipped the gem with the ability to nullify and control them. An ancient mantra associated with the Emeralds would eventually arise, explaining their connection and abilities. Shadow, don't you remember? We've once raced each other here. This is just like old times... a race for the Emerald! Sonic Team (15 November 2005). Shadow the Hedgehog. Nintendo GameCube. Sega. Area/Level: Lava Shelter. " Omega: Object airborne without use of thrust or engine components. Does not compute."

Zor (voiced by Sam Riegel in English and Yuki Tai in Japanese [246]), a purple-colored Zeti who is always seen holding a blue rose. He has a very pessimistic and emo personality. Omega appears as a supporting character in Sonic Forces. He doesn't play that much of a big role in the game. He was seen deactivated due to the damages he suffered from the war and was seen being repaired by Tails. He was later seen in another cutscene all repaired. The Sonic games keep a separate continuity from the Sonic the Hedgehog comics published by Archie Comics and other Sonic media and, as a result, feature a distinct yet overlapping array of many characters. Omega has a very complicated personality, only single-mindedly focused on his revenge mission and nothing else. Likewise, he considers himself to be the best of Eggman's creations, as he degrades every other robot created before him as complete rubbish. Omega does grow to consider Shadow and Rouge close friends though, and will always prioritize their word above anything else. Since he was designed as a battle robot, his first directive is to shoot first and ask questions later. A Chaos Emerald? You've got to be kidding me, guys! This is like taking candy from a baby, which is fine by me.In Sonic Heroes, after receiving an A- Rank while having accumulated the most points with Omega on a regular stage. Zazz (voiced by Liam O'Brien in English and Yutaka Aoyama in Japanese [239]), a lanky, pink-colored Zeti who is always ready for a fight. [240] He pilots a Moon Mech, which has the ability to spit out stars. He reappears in Sonic Dash and the Mario & Sonic series. The type of Chaos Emerald energy that the Emeralds produce is influenced by thoughts. Positive thoughts, such as friendship and caring, generate positive energies; while negative ones, such as anger and hatred, generate negative energies. [22] [23] If the Chaos Emeralds are either absent of their negative energies or all of their energies, they become inert and lose their lustre. The known ways for restoring them from this state include people's thoughts, [23] the Gaia Temples and/or their connection to their planet's power, [24] [25] through exposure to the Sol Emeralds, [26] and letting them reabsorb their drained energy. The Chaos Emeralds also have the potential to be enhanced.