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This event exists primarily or exclusively within the Sonic the Hedgehog (TV series) continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.
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The Doomsday Machine, the center of the Doomsday Project.

Doomsday Project is an event that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog television series. It was Dr. Robotnik's ultimate plan to complete his scheme of turning Mobius into a lifeless wasteland, thereby ensuring him lasting power over the world.

History[]

TV series[]

Season two[]

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Dr. Robotnik watching the Doomsday Machine's plans.

The Doomsday Project was developed by Dr. Robotnik as his ultimate plan to take over the world.[1] The project's goal was to complete the job that Robotnik set for himself on the day of his coup back in 3224: the destruction of all organic life on Mobius, which would in turn eliminate all resistance from non-robotic beings, such as the Freedom Fighters.[2][1] To achieve this, the Doomsday Machine was designed. This machine could create underground tunnels using metal pipes that would span the entire planet, thus enabling the main contractors of the project, the deadly and virtually indestructible Doomsday Pods, to get to every corner of Mobius. These Doomsday Pods were to be produced en mass within the Doomsday Machine and be sent across the planet via the Doomsday Machine's underground tunnels. When they arrived at their destination, the Doomsday Pods would begin destroying all organic life in their path until nothing remained.[1]

Early on, Dr. Robotnik involved all his commanders to talk about the Doomsday Project, which was of the highest importance. Thanks to Sir Charles, the Knothole Freedom Fighters learned about the project early on, but by then, they could only await further news.[3] After the construction of the Doomsday Machine was approved, a test Doomsday Pod was sent to the Great Unknown. There, it came in conflict with the Wolf Pack. The Doomsday Pod proved to be extremely durable, and it took many attempts from the Knothole Freedom Fighters and the Wolf Pack to destroy it.[2] After the first Doomsday Pod was destroyed, Dr. Robotnik planned to use the Deep Power Stones for the Doomsday Project, which led him to conduct an excavations at Drood Henge. Although Robotnik managed to get one of the Deep Power Stones, the Knothole Freedom Fighters secretly acquired the other after convincing Robotnik that the stone had been destroyed. Being unable to release the true power of the Deep Power Stones without the other, Robotnik abandoned his attempt to harness the stones' power for his Doomsday Project.[4] While the Doomsday Machine was being constructed, the Knothole Freedom Fighters tried interfering with the Fuel Tankers' delivery of the Doomsday Machine's fuel supply. However, they only managed to get away with one partially-successful attempt. Later, however, the group managed to break into the Doomsday Machine's premise and download its plans.[5]

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The Doomsday Machine activated.

Not long after, the Doomsday Project began, a week earlier than the Freedom Fighters had expected. The finalized Doomsday Pods were subsequently deployed all over the world to destroy the environment. To stop this, all five Freedom Fighter groups decided to attack the Doomsday Machine. During the attack, most of the Freedom Fighters got captured, and only a fraction of the Knothole Freedom Fighters managed to get inside the Doomsday Machine, which Robotnik allowed them to. Soon after, Sonic took it upon himself to carry out the destruction of the Doomsday Machine. However, Robotnik had expected this, as he wanted Sonic to get far enough to fall into a trap of his. When Sonic arrived at the Doomsday Machine's generator, Robotnik made Sonic fall into a Roboticizer. Although he had managed to catch Sonic though, he escaped a moment later. The Doomsday Project, however, continued onward, although the situation began to change. After his escape, Sonic retrieved Robotnik's Deep Power Stone, which Dr. Robotnik had left in Robotropolis unguarded because all his forces were involved in the Doomsday Project. Sonic and Sally later returned to the Doomsday Machine and used the power of both Deep Power Stones. With that power, Sonic and Sally began destroying the Doomsday Machine. Dr. Robotnik tried to flee aboard his hovercraft, but ended up disappearing without a trace. Meanwhile, Snively hid in an underground shelter, which he only left after the Doomsday Machine had been reduced to ashes. Ultimately, the effect of the Doomsday Project led to the end of Dr. Robotnik's reign, which Snively intended to take over for himself.[1]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Hurst, Ben (3 December 1994). "The Doomsday Project". Sonic the Hedgehog. Season 2. Episode 26. ABC.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Allee, Pat (12 November 1994). "Cry of the Wolf". Sonic the Hedgehog. Season 2. Episode 23. ABC.
  3. Hurst, Ben (29 October 1994). "The Void". Sonic the Hedgehog. Season 2. Episode 21. ABC.
  4. Hurst, Ben (19 November 1994). "Drood Henge". Sonic the Hedgehog. Season 2. Episode 24. ABC.
  5. Hurst, Ben (26 November 1994). "Spyhog". Sonic the Hedgehog. Season 2. Episode 25. ABC.
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