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The Death Egg Robot sentinel[1] is a character in the upcoming Sonic Forces video game. It is a giant, mass-produced variant of the Death Egg Robot created by Dr. Eggman.
Appearance
The Death Egg Robot sentinels are designed and named after the Death Egg Robot, but several times larger, almost at the size of small skyscrapers. They have egg-shaped bodies with a narrow pelvis, stubby and heavily armored legs, thin arms with cone-like forearms, thick gauntlets, cap-shaped shoulders attached to bars rather than sockets, three straight spikes for fingers and jet packs on the backs. They also have triangular markings on their chest similar to those on Eggman's original jacket and dome-shaped heads. Unlike the original robot though, the faces of the Death Egg Robot sentinels are almost blank, with the exception of a single red eye. They are also completely grey and white with glowing red outlines.
History
In Sonic Forces, after Dr. Eggman finally conquered the world,[2] a number of Death Egg Robot sentinels would lay siege to a city that Sonic passed through, during which they came under attack by unknown forces.[1]
Powers and abilities
Due to their sheer size, the Death Egg Robot sentinels are incredibly strong and tough; one unit can easily topple buildings single-handedly and withstand a barrage of shots from a number of laser turrets.[1] They can also fire powerful lasers from their eyes.[3]
Trivia
- The Death Egg Robot sentinels are the largest robots Dr. Eggman has created to date.
- The Death Egg Robot sentinels are similar to the giant robots with the same name from Marvel.
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See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Sonic Forces - First Modern Sonic Gameplay. YouTube. Sega (17 March 2017). Retrieved on 17 March 2017. "Sonic blasts through a city under siege by Death Egg Robot sentinels in this first look at Sonic Forces. Coming this Holiday season to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC!"
- ↑ Brian Shea (17 March 2017). A Longer Look At Modern Sonic. Game Informer. Retrieved on 17 March 2017.
- ↑ Sonic Forces - Debut Trailer. YouTube. Sega (22 July 2016). Retrieved on 17 March 2017.