Iblis Worm

Iblis Worm
An Iblis Worm
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)
Game appearances	Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Sonic Generations
Biographical overview
Creator	Iblis Solaris
Species	Iblis's Minion
Physical description
Color scheme	Red
Alignment and character traits
Alignment	Evil
Powers and abilities
Skills	Fireball projection Burrowing Enhanced flexibility

Iblis Worms (イブリースクローラー, Iburīsukurōrā^?, lit. "Iblis Crawler") are supernatural molten lava-beasts conjured and controlled by Iblis, and later by Solaris, which serve as enemies in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) and Sonic Generations.

Appearance

Iblis Worms have a traditional worm look. They resemble segmented worms composed of orange and red lava, and their back and head are covered in rock-like armor. They have no eyes or other visible facial features, and their mouth is composed of three creeping mandibles. Overall, they look similar to Iblis' phase two form, but with a simpler head, and are far smaller.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

The Iblis Worms first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). In this game, they have five attack patterns. One of them consists of bursting out of the ground, walls, or ceilings which release shockwaves that can damage the player. Rumbling dust will indicate where they will appear. Their signature attack method is spitting fireballs at the player, which can be hard to avoid in areas with many enemies, although the fireballs can be grabbed with Psychokinesis. They can also sweep their body around in an attempt to hit their enemies, and breathe fire. Their most difficult attack to dodge is when they burrow back underground, where they cannot be reached by the player, as being caught in their path or the impact of their entry point will damage the player.

The Iblis Worms takes three hits to be defeated. It is also very difficult to use Psycho Smash or Psycho Shock on them, as when they move, they can sometimes block the attacks.

Sonic Generations

The Iblis Worms return in Crisis City in Sonic Generations, where they behave in roughly the same feral manner. Now, a noticeable yellow marker will show where they'll emerge when approached by the player. They still spew fireballs and have a nasty tendency to do so from the safety of the background.

Trivia

• In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), when the player first encounters an Iblis Worm, the character will say something similar to "When it opens its mouth, that's my chance to attack!" However, Iblis Worms can be defeated regardless of whether or not their mouths are open.
• The Iblis Worm was never mentioned by name in any Western material for Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). Its name was first mentioned in the console/PC version of Sonic Generations. However, the former game called the creature "Crawler" in its files.
• The Iblis Worm bears a resemblance to the Worm-like Black Arms.
• They are similar to the Like-Like enemies from The Legend of Zelda franchise.

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Artwork

Sonic Generations

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Models

The model of the Iblis Worm in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006).

Sonic Generations

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Screenshots

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The Iblis Worm in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Shadow firing a Chaos Spear at an Iblis Worm in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). A statue of an Iblis Worm in Sonic Generations. Add a photo to this gallery

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