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Based on Worms, they have purple and gray armor and a body consisting of nine segments, with the head on one end and a small tail on the other. Except for their head, all the Boa-Boas' body segments have hatches on both lateral sides that spit out flames.
In gameplay, Boa-Boas constantly glide gracefully through the air, spouting puffs of flame from their sides. In Sonic's chase, the player can attack a Boa-Boa from above or below using the Homing Attack when it is not spitting flames (doing so will damage Sonic). Hitting any segment on a Boa-Boa will blow the entire robot up. When playing as E-102 Gamma, the player can take advantage of the Boa-Boas; for each body segment the player locks onto and hits, they are granted a Time Bonus.
Sonic Rivals[]
In Sonic Rivals, the Boa-Boa appears as a collectible card.
In other media[]
Books and comics[]
IDW Publishing[]
In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by IDW Publishing, Dr. Eggman disappeared while his Boa-Boas and the rest of his Badnik Horde remained. Without a leader however, the Boa-Boas were directionless and no longer a unified threat.[5] Even so, they would still randomly attack anyone they came across[6] (although such incidents were more accidental than aggression-based[5]). Eventually though, the Boa-Boas came under the control of Dr. Eggman again. When Metal Sonic used his V. Maximum Overdrive Attack to damage Sonic, Tails, and Belle's stolen escape aircraft, two Boa-Boas were among the group of Badniks attempting to avoid the rapidly descending ship.[7]
Trivia[]
The Boa-Boas' name may be allusion to boas, a family of non-venomous, constricting snakes.
↑"敵キャラクター紹介" (in Japanese). ソニックアドベンチャー オペレーションガイド. SoftBank. January 1999. p. 151. ISBN 978-4757203006.
↑Bryan Stratton (17 June 2003). "Sonic the Hedgehog's Action Stages". Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut: Prima's Official Strategy Guide. Prima Games. p. 20. ISBN 978-0761542865.