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If you really understood me, you'd know I won't settle for less! It's all or nothing! And you are nothing before me!


— Dr. Eggman, Sonic the Hedgehog #50

History[]

Personality[]

I don't settle for the world as it is, Doctor. I make it what I want it to be. If I want my enemies' last moments to be carousel music and the smell of petroleum-based cotton candy, that's what I'll make happen.


— Dr. Eggman, Sonic the Hedgehog: Imposter Syndrome #4

Dr. Eggman is an evil and megalomaniacal genius who is constantly planning to take over Sonic's world and those beyond his. Showing contempt for how "filthy" and "irregular" the world is, he views himself as obligated to perfect it by ridding it of what he deems as imperfections, including hunger, disease and, above all, free will.[10] Arrogant, raucous and explosive, he believes that he is bringing peace and unity to Sonic's world under his brilliant leadership.[11][12] He also does not accept Sonic's world as it is as a whole. Instead, he wants to transform it to his liking and set up terrifying amusement parks like Eggman Land.[3][7] His reason for doing so is that he simply likes amusement parks and does not care about their effectiveness; all he wants is to control precisely what his enemies experience in their last moments.[7] Eggman likewise prefers to show up and claim responsibility whenever he is carrying out his villainous deeds and make himself known to his enemies after he comes back from a defeat;[13][14] as put by Sonic, subtlety is not Eggman's forte.[15]

Eggman has a tendency to often personalizes his works by plastering his face or overall image all over his creations, like the Faceship.[10] Other times, he focuses his work around a specific theme.[4] He also uses every situation he can get to personally destroy his enemies and move closer to the realization of his ambitions, as well as evade every instance where he is supposed to take responsibility for his actions and the consequences that follows as a result of his half-baked schemes.[12] Having little to no honor either, Eggman is likewise depicted as having almost zero compassion and regard for others than himself. Cunning and lying, he will use and manipulate his minions and subordinates however he sees fit without a pang of remorse, not caring about ideals such as loyalty. He similarly uses them as tools that he can get rid of at any time after they either fail him or have served their purpose. Noticeably, he tricked Rough and Tumble into turning themselves into Zombots despite the skunk brothers being "perfect minion fodder" for him and that he owed them a deal for helping him back to his senses while he was an amnesiac.[16] He similarly seeks to enslave the whole world with fear. He is also shown to be extremely ungrateful, as some of his first victims during the Metal Virus plague were the people of Windmill Village who took care of him while he was suffering from amnesia.[10]

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Dr. Eggman threatening an innocent Ricky, from Sonic the Hedgehog #13.

Eggman is a very short-tempered and domineering man, which makes him rather intimidating and imperious. After regaining his old memories without being able to recall the events leading up to that point, Eggman's first actions were yelling out in unbridled anger for an explanation before taking control of everyone around him while showing pretentiousness towards those who saved him. He similarly always tries to take control of the situation around him and does not accept anyone being above him in the hierarchy, or even his equal.[17] He is also rather anti-social, as he has no permanent friends or healthy relationships. His bad people skills are also exemplified in how how limited interest he takes in others until they can prove useful to his plans and by how he treats his aides Orbot and Cubot as his servants. He also has little tolerance for failure, especially those of his minions, and stupidity.[11]

Perhaps Eggman's most noticeable trait is his refusal to give up. No matter how many defeats he has suffered over the years and constant defeats that accompany him, he always has another plan ready and refers to his defeats as little more than setbacks;[11] when one of his plans fails, he immediately abandons it and moves on to the next one.[18] However, he can be so overly obsessive about achieving his goals that he either overlooks important work, skips key details, or fails to take into account some important factors, like when he hastily began implementing his Metal Virus for his next plan despite only having some minuscule data samples on it.[14] As such, he can be quite sloppy with his work, although that lack of attention to details, combined with his recklessness and cruelty, nevertheless always manages to threaten the entire world.[3][12][9] Even in case his plans veer off course, Eggman remains unconcerned by whatever complications they might bring, certain that his genius will eventually allow him to find a way to regain control over it.[19] Despite rarely learning from his mistakes however, Eggman is capable of admitting where he has made the wrong decisions. Furthermore, he can show surprising foresight when he wants to. Notably, he carefully listened to Dr. Starline's boasts about his inventions despite the latter's conviction to the contrary in order to take precautions against them, and when he realized that Starline was using his Power Core technology, he knew how to exploit Starline's logical tunnel vision when he tried to take over his empire, during which he played Starline like a fiddle before defeating him by accurately predicting how their subsequent confrontation would play out.[17]

Eggman also has a personal room known as the "Eggcave" in Egg Base Alpha. Whenever, he takes breaks between planning world domination and destroying Sonic, Eggman retreats to this quiet refuge. There, he has a variety of robot models from his past, as well as toy figures of himself and his enemies, which he uses them to plan strategies and vent his anger. He also believes that everything that happens in Eggcave stays in the Eggcave.[20]

As the amnesiac Mr. Tinker, Eggman was the complete opposite of his regular persona. As Mr. Tinker, he was a very friendly and cheerful person who did not hold grudges against anyone and did not wish to make enemies. Mr. Tinker was likewise eager to fix whatever the residents of Windmill Village came to him with. He also had an irresistible urge to tinker and fix things by himself. This prompting him to built his own daughter, Belle the Tinkerer, to help him with his work, while at the same time giving him someone that he would show great love and faith in what she would become. While he also displayed a somewhat cowardly streak, being afraid of his own robots, it did not keep him from helping and comforting the innocent, like by building barricades for some children.[3][21][22][23] Furthermore, Mr. Tinker didn't believe he could be someone as cruel as Eggman, and he honestly did not want to be.[22][23] However, while thought of being Eggman filled him with dread and sadness, he was unable to resist Starline's logic. This prompted him to write a confession, in which he wrote that if he became Eggman again, which he would consider a nightmare, he apologize for his subsequent actions to the whole world and to Belle.[23]

Since regaining his original persona, Eggman has no intention of going back to being Mr. Tinker, or even trying to emulate him. For all his evil however, Eggman's past life does seem to have brought some good memories to him. At one point, he admitted that his life was more relaxing back then and even had a moment of regret for abandoning that life, where he was adored, listened to the laughter of children, and built what people need and use. However, he went back to his dark desires almost immediately afterwards, having decided that what he usually does was the better alternative.[12]

Powers and abilities[]

Eggman is a brilliant scientist and inventor with seemingly limitless mastery over technology. His remarkable skills as an engineer and programmer are best evidenced by the armies of robots, machines and mechs he has created for his numerous schemes. He is also an incredibly skilled pilot: able to manipulate many different kinds of his own mechs, robots and vehicles in difficult battles with Sonic and even his own mechs.[13][17] He also has proficiency in using handguns.[9]

According to Rouge, Eggman is quite physically capable despite the shape of his physique. Even Mimic, a trained mercenary, shrunk away in fear when Eggman approached him. Notably, he has enough strength to swing someone at Dr. Starline's size and weight around effortlessly and knock him out cold by slamming him into the ground.[24][17] He is also quite durable, having emerged from his destroyed mechs without suffering any injuries himself.[17] He also has sharp reflexes, being able to dodge a surprise attack from one of Starline's Multi-Tool Heel Spurs.[17]

Weapons and equipment[]

Eggman has been known to wield weapons on different occasions, including a small laser pistol that can fire large laser beams which can obliterate anything in their path.[9] His goggles are also equipped with isolation that protects him from the effects used to hypnotize people.[17]

Relationships[]

Sonic the Hedgehog[]

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Sonic and Dr. Eggman, from Sonic the Hedgehog #32.

I could carpet bomb him any day! That's not enough―that's not the point! I have to beat him! I have to prove I'm superior!


— Dr. Eggman, Sonic the Hedgehog #14

Sonic the Hedgehog is Dr. Eggman's age-old arch-enemy and the one who has foiled his attempts at world domination for years. Possessing a great dislike for Sonic, Eggman has stubbornly returned time and time again to work towards the goal of making Sonic suffer and ensuring his demise.[11] At the same time however, Eggman is not out to simply destroy Sonic, which he claims he can do at any time he wants, as he believes that is not enough, nor the point of their feud. Rather, he wants to beat him and prove himself the superior to the hedgehog before trying to outright vanquish him. He similarly believes that he alone is entitled to destroy Sonic, and gets especially angry when someone else tries to snatch that victory away from him.[24]

While they usually duke it out on the battlefield, Eggman has also tried to mess with Sonic's head on a few occasions; during the Metal Virus plague, he tried to convince him that he had contributed to the mutation of the Metal Virus through his resistance. He also believed that even though Sonic refused to let Eggman's comment get to him, he had sowed a seed of doubt in him. He would later admit that despite their alliance to stop the Metal Virus, they never stopped being enemies, nor would they ever stop being it. Notably, Eggman only works with Sonic when his own life is at stake.[25] Eggman also claims that the two of them are not that much different, namely that they have their own styles that they will not change their ways. The only difference, however, is that Sonic is good and Eggman is evil.[12]

Eggman also has a certain respect for Sonic despite hating him immensely. He knows he is not easy to kill and was sure that Sonic would even return from the explosion of the Warp Topaz combined with the power of the Chaos Emeralds.[24][18] When Surge and Kitsunami defeated Metal Sonic, with the former being exceedingly arrogant, Eggman angrily remarked Sonic, while cocky himself, had some decency in his victories. Also, while Eggman hates Sonic through and through and stops at almost nothing to destroy him, he has shown slight fear over the hedgehog's power and anger towards him before.[9]

While he suffered from amnesia and became a reformed handyman named "Mr. Tinker", Eggman, being unable to recall his past hatred for Sonic, would show the hedgehog nothing but hospitality and friendliness. Although Sonic initially refused to believe that Eggman had had a change of heart, which made him reject Eggman's attempts to show him friendliness, he eventually came around and managed to strike a friendship with the doctor. With Eggman's return to his old self however, the doctor forgot and dismissed the friendship he and Sonic had established.[11]

Dr. Starline[]

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Starline and Eggman, from Sonic the Hedgehog #13.

Did you honestly think I'd let you stay by my side with that kind of power on hand without taking some precautions? I've made my mistakes, one of them was tolerating you for this long.


— Dr. Eggman, Sonic the Hedgehog #50

Dr. Starline was a kindred spirit who admired Dr. Eggman's work. He admired his work and cites him as the reason to start his career. It was for this reason that Starline helped Eggman back to his old self when he suffered from amnesia. After regaining his memories, Eggman took little interest in who Starline was or his origins, although he liked that Starline knew his place in the Eggman Empire when he introduced himself to him. As Starline continued to reveal his worth and the measures he had taken to help him however, Dr. Eggman took more interest in him. The moment Starline presented Eggman with the Chaos Emeralds, Eggman had become thoroughly impressed with Starline and accepted him as his new minion, claiming that he was his "best lackey yet".[22][11]

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Eggman fires Starline, from Sonic the Hedgehog #25.

In no time, Starline quickly became something akin to Eggman's right-hand assistant and protégé. Notably, he assisted him with his experiments involving the Metal Virus.[14] While Starline was happy beyond measure by the possibility of accompanying Eggman in his work, there would be several moments where he had doubts about his boss' plans. Notably, he thought Eggman had abandoned Neo Metal Sonic's plan too quickly and used the Metal Virus too early.[11][14] However, while Eggman was impressed with Starline's tenacity, he did not respect him enough to care for his opinions on the matters involving his work, his plans for world domination, or his inventions. Eggman saw himself as the superior mind, assuring him that he should trust his genius and making changes to plans when opportunities arise.[14][16] Eggman's opinion about Starline was later strained when the villainous platypus took measures to kill Sonic himself, a pleasure of which Eggman has reserved to himself alone. As such, he would brutally grab him by the neck to scold him for his attempt on Sonic, and in the "wrong way" no less.[24] In addition, Eggman didn't care much for Starline's compliments or veneration, considering them unnecessary since the platypus already knew he was a genius. However, he did concede they share a similar perspective on the world.[16][10]

After using the Faceship for the first time, Starline was amazed by Eggman's genius and admitted that he went above and beyond his wildest expectations.[10] Eggman also invited Starline to his private "Eggcave", where he spent his free time planning and relaxing. There, Starline saw a figure of himself as a Zombot, indicating that Eggman had planned to enslave him in the long run. In response, Eggman reacted angrily and ushered Starline outside, and the two never talked about it again.[20]

As the Zombot hordes later began growing out of control, Eggman would scoff at Starline's concerns, showing that he has no interest in Starline's viewpoints.[19][12] Meanwhile. Starline would notice Eggman's carelessness and soon came to the conclusion that his idol did not live up to his reputation.[19][12] When Starline later brought the Deadly Six to the Faceship, Eggman branded Starline a traitor. He would subsequently blame him for losing access to Faceship after the Deadly Six took it over.[26] When Eggman and Starline were discussing how to control the Zombots, they argued over the Warp Topaz for a while; while Eggman claimed he could use it with the Chaos Emeralds, Starline dismissed the idea, saying it was too dangerous.[12] As such, Eggman began to tolerate Starline less and less.[12] In the end, Starline's apprenticeship was officially terminated after Eggman no longer found him useful. With Metal Sonic, Eggman took the Warp Topaz, fired Starline, and had him thrown off of Angel Island via a Warp Portal he tried to leave through.[26]

Eggman was not able to track Starline since disposing of him, though he still considered him a liability, making his whereabouts as one of his priorities in the aftermath of the Metal Virus plague.[18] He also no longer considered him his assistant or even associated with the Eggman Empire. At the same time, he was unaware of the operations Starline was plotting against him and that they were a part of a larger scheme. Despite all that has happened though, Starline still adored Eggman, but saw his methods as flawed and planned to prove his own methods were superior by conquering the world.[27][28] Eggman did not see eye-to-eye on Starline's grand vision. During their showdown in Eggperial City though, he admitted to him that he was more cunning than he had anticipated, having now learned of his involvement in Zavok's escape from Everhold Prison. Despite this, Eggman was well-prepared for him: he knew how easy it was to exploit the tunnel-vision Starline had over his past creations. Eggman admitted that he deliberately listened to Starline's boasts about his inventions to take precautions against them in the future. Furthermore, Eggman considered Starline a coward for being unwilling to face him in direct combat, as well as someone who would never be anything else than nothing in comparison to him and rebuked the platypus' idea of them ruling the world together as equals.[17]

Metal Sonic[]

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Eggman regaining his memories upon seeing Metal Sonic, from Sonic the Hedgehog #12.

Metal Sonic is Dr. Eggman's finest creation to date[11] and his right-hand robot, who serves him faithfully in all his endeavors. Eggman is very proud of Metal Sonic and seems to have a degree of affection that he shows to no one else. No matter how many times Metal Sonic is damaged and defeated after fighting Sonic and his friends, Eggman always repairs him thereafter, expressing anger at Sonic for damaging Metal and taking it as an act of disrespect to his creation and praising him for at least landing a blow on the him.[11]

Having great use for Metal Sonic, Eggman planned to make him Neo Metal Sonic again and have him serve as his ultimate weapon during the Eggman War.[6] Despite Metal Sonic's defeat and moving on from it, Eggman acknowledged how close he got to victory without his brilliant guidance.[11]

Orbot and Cubot[]

Orbot and Cubot are Dr. Eggman's aide robots, who serve as his foremost assistants and servants. Despite showing Eggman nothing but loyalty and faithfulness though, Eggman, in contrast to Metal Sonic, often mistreats them, both emotionally, physically, and verbally. In fact, nothing cheers Eggman more up than threatening to dismantle Orbot and Cubot.[11]

As Mr. Tinker, Eggman promised to take care of Orbot and Cubot and not let them hurt. He even argued that only a soulless monster could program them with emotions and then abuse them for it.[11]

Rough the Skunk and Tumble the Skunk[]

Rough the Skunk and Tumble the Skunk were only tools in Eggman's bigger plan. Furthermore, they irritated Eggman with their stupidity, pushiness, and rhyming introductions. Regardless, Eggman agreed to equip them with weapons of his own design twice, as he found their shared hatred for Sonic useful. At the earliest opportunity however, he made them, without their knowledge, guinea pigs for the Metal Virus, even though they had previously played a vital part in Starline's plan to restore his memories and original persona.[22][11][14][24][16]

Mimic[]

In the past, Mimic was a member of the Diamond Cutters who opposed his global rule. During the Eggman War, Mimic would commit crimes against the doctor. However, Eggman would forgive him and was ready to let him go when he sold out his group to him. Before he could pardon him, however, he forced him deal with Whisper the Wolf, the last surviving member of the Diamond Cutters, or he would kill him.[29]

When it was revealed that Mimic had lied to Eggman about Whisper's death, Eggman got furious with him and questioned his abilities as an assassin before threatening to send Metal Sonic after him. He also added that Mimic would be on his list of distractions, along with Sonic, if he had not done his job. He was also hardly forgiving of Mimic and demanded hard evidence of the demise of Whisper, who had become an important symbol of hope during the Eggman War and repeatedly tipped the balance of power in favor of the Resistance.[29][30]

Following Mimic's failure and imprisonment, Eggman kept Mimic in his system, most likely because he was furious that he had failed him again and had wasted an entire Badnik squadron that was supposed to support him.[29][31][32] Eventually, however, Mimic was removed from his file, and Eggman had already ceased his interests in him, being preoccupied with more important matters.[28][33]

E-123 Omega[]

Eggman created E-123 Omega as the final model in his E-100 Series. Once regarded as his strongest robot, Omega became wayward and began to oppose Eggman and everything he created, namely by taking his anger out on all his robots. Due to this, Eggman continually began to treat Omega as one of his many enemies. Omega always makes it clear how much he wants to destroy Eggman. In contrast, the doctor treats Omega quite dismissively and does not see him as a particular threat.[2][34][35][18]

Deadly Six[]

In the past, Eggman enslaved the villainous Deadly Six, but they were later liberated by Sonic. The Deadly Six are enemies of both Eggman and Sonic, and the doctor is well aware of their threat, namely because he knows they can control his robots. Despite this, Eggman is ready to go hunting the Deadly Six on his own, especially their leader, Zavok. He is ready to destroy even one of his bases in order to get rid of just one of them.[25][28][18][1]

Belle the Tinkerer[]

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Eggman remembers Belle, from Sonic the Hedgehog #40.

Eggman created Belle when he had amnesia and was known as "Mr. Tinker". She helped him with his workshop endeavors and grew to acknowledge him as her father.[27] Eggman, in return, introduced her to the residents of Windmill Village so that they would not be afraid of her.[27] Eggman likewise loved Belle like a daughter to the very end, and enjoyed seeing her grow, expecting her to become a wonderful woman. When he stood to regain his old persona though, Eggman decided to leave a farewell letter for Belle, fearing that he would soon become Eggman again and forget his love for her.[23]

This relationship, as "Mr. Tinker" expected, permanently ended due to Eggman regaining his memories and returning to his evil ways. Belle does not like this side of him and initially believed that there was still good in him. As such, Belle set out for herself to find Eggman and get answers from him, although she only recognized Mr. Tinker as her creator, and not Eggman. When she finally met Eggman, he recognized his work in her. Though he admitted that Belle was the product of his own innovations, even in a handicapped state, he no longer had any sentiment or affection for her. However, he still spared her a moment of attention, claiming that she deserved a reply from him after taking good care of his alter-ego. To this end, he wanted to convince her of his genius and make her stop loving Tinker and appreciate his current persona instead.[36][37][38][27] When Belle later found him to say farewell to her "father", Eggman, briefly annoyed with her sentiment towards his amnesiac persona. offered Belle to join him, having been positively surprised by her mechanical skills after she had repaired Metal Sonic, but he let her go when she decided to return to her friends.[17] When hunting down her, Sonic, and Tails, Eggman ordered Metal Sonic to bring Belle alive if possible, as she could be useful.[39]

Badnik Horde[]

The Badniks are Eggman's robotic minions. Although he usually treats them as expendable soldiers for his attempts at conquest and will not hesitate to threaten them with overwriting their circuits when they do something without his approval, Eggman has a (secret) soft spot for them, having admitted their company is "adequate". He especially takes some notable pride in Badniks like Heavy King who can rise above and beyond their intended purpose, as he sees it as testaments to how amazing his own genius is. Also, though Eggman is eternally irritated by how his Badniks keep attempting to celebrate his birthday despite telling them not to waste time on such nonsense, he nonetheless appreciates the devotion they show him.

Quotes[]

"Oh-ho-ho... Don't you worry, little one. I'll fix your little red wagon. Soon, I'll be fixing every-thing!"
—Mr. Tinker sees kid's broken wagon, Sonic the Hedgehog #4
"All right! No need to get all excited!"
—Mr. Tinker is revealed to Sonic, Sonic the Hedgehog #5
"I should've stayed in bed today!"
—Mr. Tinker in the middle fight between Sonic and Shadow, Sonic the Hedgehog #6
"M-M-Maybe you'll listen to me! I'm not Eggman! My name is Mr. Tinker!"
—Mr. Tinker meets Doctor Starline, Sonic the Hedgehog #11
"What kind of monster would program you with emotions and then prey upon them? No, I'll take care good of you!"
—Mr. Tinker meets Cubot and Orbot, Sonic the Hedgehog #12
"Oh, you poor thing! Hold still! I'll have you repaired in no-"
—Mr. Tinker's last words before regaining memories back, Sonic the Hedgehog #12
"WHEN DID I GET HERE? WHO ARE ALL OF YOU? AND WHO DRESSED ME LIKE THIS?!"
—Dr. Eggman right after regaining memories back, Sonic the Hedgehog #12
"Excuse me, Doctor... ...you're in my seat."
—Dr. Eggman right before the last fight between Dr. Starline, Sonic the Hedgehog #50
"Having fun yet? WHA-HA-HA-HA!"
—Dr. Eggman laughs at Sonic during fight with Badniks, Sonic the Hedgehog #51
"WRECKING MY STUFF IS ONE THING! STEALING IT IS ADDING INSULT TO INJURY!"
—Dr. Eggman is frustrated about his shuttle being stolen, Sonic the Hedgehog #51

Trivia[]

  • Dr. Eggman used to have a meticulous cardio regimen.[11]
  • Dr. Eggman's Trading Card uses an image of Neo Metal Sonic from when he was disguised as him in Sonic the Hedgehog #6, "The Fate of Dr. Eggman, Part 2".
  • As revealed by himself in Sonic the Hedgehog #26, when it comes to designing machines, he prefers to worry about making sure they look nice aesthetically, rather than making sure they work as intended.[25]

Gallery[]

Concept artwork[]

Trading Cards[]

See also[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Sonic the Hedgehog #41, "Zeti Hunt, Part 1"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #30, "Cured"
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Sonic the Hedgehog #5, "The Fate of Dr. Eggman, Part 1"
  4. 4.0 4.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #4, "Fallout, Part 4"
  5. Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019, "Curse of the Pyramid"
  6. 6.0 6.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #7, "Meet the New Boss"
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 Sonic the Hedgehog: Imposter Syndrome #4, story one
  8. Sonic the Hedgehog #59, "Urban Warfare, Part 3"
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Sonic the Hedgehog #32, "Recovery, Part 2"
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Sonic the Hedgehog #16, "Infection"
  11. 11.00 11.01 11.02 11.03 11.04 11.05 11.06 11.07 11.08 11.09 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 Sonic the Hedgehog #12, "The Cost of the Battle for Angel Island"
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 12.7 12.8 Sonic the Hedgehog #23, "The Last Minute, Part 3"
  13. 13.0 13.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #1, "Fallout, Part 1"
  14. 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 14.5 Sonic the Hedgehog #13, "Calling Card"
  15. Sonic the Hedgehog #2, "Fallout, Part 2"
  16. 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #15, "Patient Zero"
  17. 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 17.7 17.8 Sonic the Hedgehog #50, "Battle for the Empire"
  18. 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 18.4 Sonic the Hedgehog #31, "Recovery, Part 1"
  19. 19.0 19.1 19.2 Sonic the Hedgehog #18, "Victims"
  20. 20.0 20.1 Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2020, "Eggman's Day Off"
  21. Sonic the Hedgehog #6, "The Fate of Dr. Eggman, Part 2"
  22. 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #11, "The Battle for Angel Island, Part 3"
  23. 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #49, "Wound Up"
  24. 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 Sonic the Hedgehog #14, "Misdirection"
  25. 25.0 25.1 25.2 Sonic the Hedgehog #26, "All or Nothing, Part 1"
  26. 26.0 26.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #25, "A Sudden Shift"
  27. 27.0 27.1 27.2 27.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #44, "Zeti Hunt, Part 4"
  28. 28.0 28.1 28.2 Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys #4, "No Honor Among Thieves"
  29. 29.0 29.1 29.2 Sonic the Hedgehog: Tangle & Whisper #3, "Betrayal"
  30. Sonic the Hedgehog #8, "Silent Support"
  31. Sonic the Hedgehog: Tangle & Whisper #4, "Showdown"
  32. Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys #1, "A Few Bad Men"
  33. Sonic the Hedgehog: Bad Guys #3, "Trust Issues"
  34. Sonic the Hedgehog #20, "Crisis City, Part 2"
  35. Sonic the Hedgehog #19, "Crisis City, Part 1"
  36. Sonic the Hedgehog #37, "Test Run, Part 1"
  37. Sonic the Hedgehog #40, "Test Run, Part 4"
  38. Sonic the Hedgehog #35, "Chao Races and Badnik Bases, Part 3"
  39. Sonic the Hedgehog #51 "Escape from the Empire"

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