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'''Galaga Bee'''<ref group="note" name="name" /> is an enemy that appears in the [[WiiU]]version of ''[[Sonic LostWorld]]'' and in two Episode Shadow DLC stages in ''[[Sonic Forces]]''. It is a mass-produced bee-based [[Badnik]] model created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]].
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The '''Galaga Bee'''<ref group="note" name="name" /> is an enemy in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]]. It is a mass-produced bee-based [[Badnik]] model created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]].
==Appearance==
==Appearance==
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Based on [[Wikipedia:Honey bee|honey bees]], Galaga Beeshave black and yellow armor with four thin legs and a pair of yellow wings. Additionally, Galaga Bees wear orange and green pilot glasses and have antennas with thick ends.
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Based on [[Wikipedia:Honey bee|honey bees]], the classic Galaga Bee has an almost spherical body with black and yellow thorax armor. It also has four thin legs, a pair of yellow wings, and an orange and black-striped rear. Additionally, the classic Galaga Bees wear orange and green pilot glasses and have antennae with thick ends.
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The Galaga Bees from around the time of the [[Sonic Forces|Phantom Ruby incident]] resembled their classic selves much, but had more bee-like body proportions. While their thoraxes were yellow, their abdomens were orange and back with orange stingers. They also had rockets on both sides, smaller antennae, no legs, honeycomb hexagon wings, and different textures.
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In ''Sonic Forces'', the bees have rockets on both sides, honey comb hexagon wings, different textures and body shape.
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==Game appearances==
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==Overview==
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===''Sonic Lost World''===
[[File:Galaga-Bees-Sonic-Lost-World-Wii-U.png|thumb|left|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] defeating Galaga Bees one at a time while receiving an increasing amount of [[point]]s.]]
[[File:Galaga-Bees-Sonic-Lost-World-Wii-U.png|thumb|left|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] defeating Galaga Bees one at a time while receiving an increasing amount of [[point]]s.]]
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In gameplay, Galaga Bees arefound in [[DesertRuins]] [[Zone]]2 and [[Sky Road (Sonic Lost World)|Sky Road]] Zone1.Inside the honeycombtunnelsof Desert Ruins Zone 2, swarms of Galaga Bees pop will out from holes in the walls and startflyingforwardin lines, while on a lookout for the player. In Sky Road Zone 1, Galaga Bees fly in lines within tubular routes. Some swarms fly directly forward while others circle around the tubular routes.
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The Galaga Bees made their first appearance in the [[Wii U]] version of ''[[Sonic Lost World]]''. The player encounters the Galaga Bees in [[Desert Ruins]] [[Zone]] 2 and [[Sky Road (Sonic Lost World)|Sky Road]] Zone 1.
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TheplayercanattackonGalagaBee swarms usinga[[FocusedHomingAttack]].Whendoingso,[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] charges forward and defeatsthese[[Badnik]]squicklyoneby one as he skips up their line while receiving an increasing amount of[[point]]s for eachGalaga Bee (In order: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200). In Sky Road Zone 1, theplayerhastousetheFocusedHomingAttackonGalaga Bee swarms tocrosswide[[bottomlesspit]]salong the tubular routes.
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Inside the honeycomb tunnels of Desert Ruins Zone 2, swarms of Galaga Bees will pop out from holes in the walls and start flying forward in lines, looking out for the player. In Sky Road Zone 1, Galaga Bees fly in lines within tubular routes. Some of these swarms fly directly forward while others circle around the tubular routes.
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in gameplay, the player can attack Galaga Bee swarms using a [[Focused Homing Attack]]. When doing so, [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] charges forward and defeats these [[Badnik]]s quickly one by one as he skips up their line while receiving an increasing amount of [[point]]s for each Galaga Bee (in order: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200). In Sky Road Zone 1, the player has to use the Focused Homing Attack on Galaga Bee swarms in this manner to cross wide [[bottomless pit]]s along the tubular routes.
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===''Sonic Forces''===
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[[File:SFSHADOWPROMO2.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Galaga Bees in ''[[Sonic Forces]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Forces]]'', the Galaga Bees received a more modernized look. They make an appearance in the ''[[Episode Shadow]]'' DLC, where they are encountered in [[Enemy Territory]] and [[Virtual Reality]].
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Like in ''[[Sonic Lost World]]'', the Galaga Bees are flying one after another in gameplay. When a player attacks them with the [[Homing Attack]], [[Shadow the Hedgehog|Shadow]] will start destroying the whole group by [[Spin Attack]]ing them one by one as he skips up their line. This way, the player can overcome long distances, reach shortcuts, and cross dangerous obstacles.
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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*Like many new enemies in ''[[Sonic Lost World]]'', the name of the Galaga Bees has not been listen in any official sources. Instead, it is referred to in the game's source code.<ref group="note" name="name">In-game's source code contains multiply named variations of the enemy which include '''Galaga Beenor''', '''Galaga Beegar''', '''Galaga Beecar''' and '''Galaga Beespe'''. All of these can be the same enemy with only different behaving patterns.</ref>
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*Like many of the new enemies that debuted in ''[[Sonic Lost World]]'', the name of the Galaga Bees was not listed in any official sources. Instead, it is referred to in the game's source code.<ref group="note" name="name">In-game's source code contains multiply named variations of the enemy which include '''Galaga Beenor''', '''Galaga Beegar''', '''Galaga Beecar''' and '''Galaga Beespe'''. All of these can be the same enemy with only different behaving patterns.</ref>
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*On the map icon of [[Desert Ruins]] [[Zone]] 2, Galaga Bee can be seen flying around it.
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*On the map icon of [[Desert Ruins]] [[Zone]] 2, a Galaga Bee can be seen flying around it.
*The [[Badnik]]'s name is a nod to the 1981 arcade shooter game, ''[[Wikipedia:Galaga|Galaga]]''.
*The [[Badnik]]'s name is a nod to the 1981 arcade shooter game, ''[[Wikipedia:Galaga|Galaga]]''.
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*Several unused models of the Galaga Bee in ''Sonic Lost World'' can be seen, including one with a shield and purple visor and one with a lance and red visor.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Galagga Bee.png|A model for a Galaga Bee.
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Galagga Bee.png|A model for a Galaga Bee from ''[[Sonic Lost World]]''.
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Galagga Beespe.png|A model for a Galaga Bee.
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Galagga Beespe.png|A model for a Galaga Bee from ''[[Sonic Lost World]]''.
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Sonic_Forces_Galaga_Bee.png|A model for a Galaga Bee from Sonic Forces.
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Sonic_Forces_Galaga_Bee.png|A model for a Galaga Bee from ''[[Sonic Forces]]''.
Based on honey bees, the classic Galaga Bee has an almost spherical body with black and yellow thorax armor. It also has four thin legs, a pair of yellow wings, and an orange and black-striped rear. Additionally, the classic Galaga Bees wear orange and green pilot glasses and have antennae with thick ends.
The Galaga Bees from around the time of the Phantom Ruby incident resembled their classic selves much, but had more bee-like body proportions. While their thoraxes were yellow, their abdomens were orange and back with orange stingers. They also had rockets on both sides, smaller antennae, no legs, honeycomb hexagon wings, and different textures.
Game appearances
Sonic Lost World
Sonic defeating Galaga Bees one at a time while receiving an increasing amount of points.
Inside the honeycomb tunnels of Desert Ruins Zone 2, swarms of Galaga Bees will pop out from holes in the walls and start flying forward in lines, looking out for the player. In Sky Road Zone 1, Galaga Bees fly in lines within tubular routes. Some of these swarms fly directly forward while others circle around the tubular routes.
in gameplay, the player can attack Galaga Bee swarms using a Focused Homing Attack. When doing so, Sonic charges forward and defeats these Badniks quickly one by one as he skips up their line while receiving an increasing amount of points for each Galaga Bee (in order: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200). In Sky Road Zone 1, the player has to use the Focused Homing Attack on Galaga Bee swarms in this manner to cross wide bottomless pits along the tubular routes.
Like in Sonic Lost World, the Galaga Bees are flying one after another in gameplay. When a player attacks them with the Homing Attack, Shadow will start destroying the whole group by Spin Attacking them one by one as he skips up their line. This way, the player can overcome long distances, reach shortcuts, and cross dangerous obstacles.
Trivia
Like many of the new enemies that debuted in Sonic Lost World, the name of the Galaga Bees was not listed in any official sources. Instead, it is referred to in the game's source code.[note 1]
On the map icon of Desert RuinsZone 2, a Galaga Bee can be seen flying around it.
The Badnik's name is a nod to the 1981 arcade shooter game, Galaga.
Several unused models of the Galaga Bee in Sonic Lost World can be seen, including one with a shield and purple visor and one with a lance and red visor.
↑ 1.01.1In-game's source code contains multiply named variations of the enemy which include Galaga Beenor, Galaga Beegar, Galaga Beecar and Galaga Beespe. All of these can be the same enemy with only different behaving patterns.
