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| − | {{nihongo|'''E-102 Gamma'''|Ｅ－１０２ “ガンマ”|E-102 “Ganma”}} is a character from the anime series ''[[Sonic X]]''. It is a robot created by [[Doctor Eggman (Sonic X)|Dr. Eggman]], and the second unit in the Doctor's [[E-Series (Sonic X)|E-100 Series]]. Gamma, along with |
+ | {{nihongo|'''E-102 Gamma'''|Ｅ－１０２ “ガンマ”|E-102 “Ganma”}} is a character from the anime series ''[[Sonic X]]''. It is a robot created by [[Doctor Eggman (Sonic X)|Dr. Eggman]], and the second unit in the Doctor's [[E-Series (Sonic X)|E-100 Series]]. Gamma, along with its brethren, were created during the [[Chaos (Sonic X)|Chaos]] incident to aid the doctor. However, Gamma would in time rebel against its creator and set out on its own to free its brethren from their allegiance to Eggman, a mission of which it completed at the cost of its own life. |
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E-102 Gamma (Ｅ－１０２ “ガンマ” E-102 “Ganma”?) is a character from the anime series Sonic X. It is a robot created by Dr. Eggman, and the second unit in the Doctor's E-100 Series. Gamma, along with its brethren, were created during the Chaos incident to aid the doctor. However, Gamma would in time rebel against its creator and set out on its own to free its brethren from their allegiance to Eggman, a mission of which it completed at the cost of its own life.
Appearance
E-102 Gamma was a humanoid robot colored in mainly red and white. It possessed no neck, its head and torso coming together in an almost ellipsoid shape. Its torso was red with a wide and white vertical stribe down the middle, and possessed a head light with a hexagonal gray frame on the right side. It also had gray mufflers surrounding the pelvis area, and had the number "102" painted in white on the right of its large vertical stripe and the left side of its rear. Its head meanwhile was small and platform-like with a yellow shade and green cylindrical eyes. It also had a hexagon-shaped disk hovering behind its neck, and a laser targeting scope on the right side of its head.
Gamma's shoulders were black vertical cylinders. Attached to each of them were Gamma's arms, which were long and designed with two joints; its left arm held Gamma's black-gray blaster while its right arm had a tri-digited hand with two points of articulation on each digit. Also, Gamma's right upper arm was red with yellow-orange cuffs, while the parts between its upper arms and forearms were gray. Gamma also possessed two long and inverted legs with five points of articulation and large, black feet with two sharp toes and roller wheels on the heels. The upper sections of its legs in particular were red while the rest of them were gray, except from its calves, which were thick and red with gray and yellow-orange cuffs.
History
Anime
Chaos Saga
Gamma after coming online.
E-102 Gamma, along with Beta, Delta and Epsilon, were created by Dr. Eggman as a part of the Doctor's new E-100 Series of robots, which used small animals as batteries (Gamma himself received a pink Flicky). Upon its activation, Gamma was given a shooting-range test, which it passed with flying colors, before being given its codename.[2]
Gamma and the rest of its brethren were soon after assigned by Eggman to find a frog with a tail, which was essential to Eggman's plans. While looking for the frog in the wilderness, Gamma spotted it with Big and Chris. Taking the frog from the two heroes, Gamma returned to the Egg Carrier, where Eggman praised it for a job well done. However, because Gamma's brethren had wasted Eggman's time by bringing him the wrong frogs, Eggman had them discarded, a sight of which worried the silent Gamma.[3]
Gamma starting to experience new feelings.
For its next task, Gamma was ordered by Eggman to retrieve a Flicky called Lily from the prison cells. On the way there however, it had visions of Lily. Gamma soon after stumbled upon a robotics lab on the way to the cells where it saw Beta, whose parts laid scattered about, undergoing a torturous remodeling procedure. Though somewhat disturbed by this sight, Gamma returned to its mission. Arriving in the prison, Gamma found Lily in the care of Amy, and demanded that she handed Lily over. However, Amy refused and instead pleaded for Gamma to release them. However, unable to understand Amy's devotion to Lily, Gamma refused out of its obligation to obey Eggman. After this, Lily flew up to Gamma and looked into its eyes, sensing that its lost relative was inside Gamma. Experiencing new emotions, Gamma destroyed the cell holding Amy and told her to flee with Lily. Amazed, Amy told Gamma that it was not like Eggman's other robots and left with Lily.[3]
Under Eggman's control, Gamma attacked Sonic who nearly destroyed him, but was stopped by Amy. Afterwards, Gamma deleted the image of Eggman in his head. He then reprogrammed his brothers.
Amy witnesses Gamma's final moments.
After reprogramming Zeta on the Egg Carrier, an upgraded Beta attacked Gamma and they engaged in combat. Gamma and Beta both destroyed each other but freed Lily's siblings who were inside each of them.
Personality
Gamma has a similar personality to his game counterpart, though he was cast with being slightly more emotional and was capable of being frightened and disturbed even before he met Amy, even able to exhibit organic like exclamations such as groaning and at one point even producing a forlorn facial expression (also seen on Bocoe, Decoe and Bokkun). It still portrays Gamma's naivety towards good and evil however, perhaps best exhibited when he ignored Big and Chris trespassing on the Egg Carrier.
Trivia
- In the English version, Gamma's voice is high-pitched instead of deep like Sonic Adventure.
- Unlike in Sonic Adventure, Amy sees Gamma destroyed.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 File:Sonicx-ep29-eye1.jpg
- ↑ Yoshimura, Kiyoko (18 September 2004). "Pure Chaos". Sonic X. Season 2. Episode 27.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Houjou, Chinatsu (2 October 2004). "A Robot Rebels". Sonic X. Season 2. Episode 29.
