Indigo Wisp

Indigo Wisp
An Indigo Wisp, from Sonic Lost World.
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic Lost World (Wii U version)
Game appearances	Sonic Lost World (Wii U version) Sonic Lost World (Nintendo 3DS version) Sonic Runners Sonic Lost World (PC version) Sonic Forces Sonic the Hedgehog (Minecraft) (cameo) Sonic Speed Simulator
Appearances in other media	IDW Publishing
Biographical overview
Habitat	Sonic's universe Earth Planet Wisp
Status	Active
Species-related traits
Skills	Flight Hyper-go-on usage and bestowment
Features	Diminutive Wisp anatomy One violet eye Indigo skin Planetary ring Antenna

The Indigo Wisp (インディゴウィスプ, Indigo Wisupu^?) is a creature that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a breed of Wisp that grants the Indigo Asteroid Color Power.

Description

Anatomy

An infantile Indigo Wisp, from Sonic Runners.

The Indigo Wisps have spherical heads with a lone violet eye on their faces each. They also have a trio of rounded tentacles stemming from the bottom of their heads and a small round-tipped antenna atop them. Most noticeably, they have a indigo ring, similar to an planetary ring, around their heads.

In Sonic Runners, Infantile Indigo Wisps have shorter and rounder tentacles and a larger eye. Their ring also encircles the tip of their antennas instead of their bodies.

Characteristics and culture

Being Wisps, the Indigo Wisps are halcyon, social, bright, energetic, and pure of heart. They are likewise peaceful, playful, non-hostile and friendly of nature as they enjoy spending most of their time playing with other sapient beings. Due to their overall good nature, they easily get along with said beings, except those with malicious intent. Also, rather than aliens, with their floaty movements, they are more like fairies. Additionally, while they are not necessarily fighters, they are nonetheless brave and very helpful towards their friends and allies.

Powers and abilities

The Indigo Wisps are able to levitate in midair at will, which serves as their main method of transportation.

They are able to generate and store their own unique variant of a powerful energy known as Hyper-go-on inside their own bodies, which is their life source. It is unclear to what extent they can use their own Hyper-go-on.

The Indigo Wisps are able to pass on a fraction of their Hyper-go by phasing into the recipient. When organic beings or robots receive their Hyper-go-on, they can transform into the Indigo Asteroid which enables gravity manipulation. Alternatively, the Indigo Wisps are able to manifest the Indigo Asteroid's power themselves without phasing into a recipient.

Game appearances

Sonic Lost World

The Indigo Wisps made their debut in the Wii U version, PC version and Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Lost World. In the gameplay on all versions of the game, the Indigo Wisps appear as Item Box power-ups that enable the Indigo Asteroid. The player encounters the Indigo Wisps exclusively in Windy Hill on the Wii U/PC version, and in Windy Hill, Desert Ruins (where they are first unlocked), Frozen Factory (Extra Zone only), Sky Road, and Lava Mountain on the Nintendo 3DS version.

Sonic Forces

In Sonic Forces, the Indigo Wisps returned as Wisp Capsule power-ups for the Avatar's Asteroid Wispon, which is the only Wispon that will accept them. With the Indigo Wisp, the Asteroid Wispon is able to perform its special action for a limited time. The player encounters the Indigo Wisps in Spaceport, Prison Hall, Arsenal Pyramid, Park Avenue, Aqua Road, Capital City, VS. Infinite, Red Gate Bridge, Imperial Tower, and VS. Death Egg Robot.

Other game appearances

Sonic Runners

In Sonic Runners, the Indigo Wisps play supporting roles to the main cast. Here, it is revealed that some Indigo Wisps chose to stay on earth after the events of Sonic Colors because they liked it there, and that they have established their own small colonies on the planet. Over the course of the game, Team Sonic comes across the Indigo Wisps several times, whom they often end up saving from Dr. Eggman and/or his lackeys. Occasionally, the Indigo Wisps will also ask the team for help solving different problems, whether it be either Eggman-related trouble or more personal issues. Sometimes though, the Indigo Wisps will help Team Sonic as well, usually by providing information or handling smaller tasks.

In gameplay, the Indigo Wisps appear as a part of the Indigo Asteroid Equippable Item which the player can use during the stages to transform into the Indigo Asteroid.

In other media

IDW Publishing

After the events of Sonic Colors, many Indigo Wisps and other fellow Wisps settled down on Earth where they would help out the residents of Earth whenever they could. Near the end of the Eggman War, Barricade Town, which served as a hub for Wispon distribution, was saved and subsequently conquered by mercenary duo Rough and Tumble. As a result of the duo taking over, many Wisps, including several Indigo Wisps, were hoarded in Deployment Pods and Wispons by the two skunk brothers.

An Indigo Wisp and multiple other Wisps surrounding Rough, Sonic, Knuckles and Tumble, from Sonic the Hedgehog #3.

In Barricade Town, the Indigo Wisps found salvation when Sonic and Knuckles arrived to stop Rough and Tumble. During the heroes' subsequent fight with Rough and Tumble, the Indigo Wisps and their fellow Wisps were convinced by Sonic to not let the two villains boss them around. As such, the Wisps in Rough and Tumble's Wispons left them, leaving their arsenal powerless and allowing Sonic and Knuckles to defeat them. Afterward, the now-liberated Indigo Wisps decided to stick around and help the villagers defend their town by powering their Wispons.

Trivia

• The Indigo Wisp is the only Wisp first introduced in Sonic Lost World that appears in the main campaigns of both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS versions of said game.
• In the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Lost World, the Indigo Wisp is the only Wisp to appear exclusively in a world's Extra Zone.
• The Indigo Wisp is the first Wisp with a shade of purple that is not a Nega-Wisp.

Gallery

Sonic Lost World (Wii U)

Sonic Forces

References

Wisps

• Wisp types
• Nega-Wisps
• Misc.
• Wispons

Black Wisp (Black Bomb)

Blue Wisp (Blue Cube)

Crimson Wisp (Crimson Eagle)

Cyan Wisp (Cyan Laser)

Gray Wisp (Gray Quake)

Green Wisp (Green Hover)

Indigo Wisp (Indigo Asteroid)

Ivory Wisp (Ivory Lightning)

Jade Wisp (Jade Ghost)

Magenta Wisp (Magenta Rhythm)

Orange Wisp (Orange Rocket)

Pink Wisp (Pink Spikes)

Red Wisp (Red Burst)

White Wisp (Boost)

Yellow Wisp (Yellow Drill)

Purple Wisp (Purple Frenzy)

Violet Wisp (Violet Void)

Nega-Mother Wisp

Jade

Maggie

Mother Wisp

Red Hot

Rebel Wisp Blue

Rebel Wisp Cyan

Rebel Wisp Green

Rebel Wisp Orange

Rebel Wisp Pink

Rebel Wisp Yellow

Yacker

Asteroid Wispon

Burst Wispon

Cube Wispon

Drill Wispon

Hover Wispon

Laser Wispon

Lightning Wispon

Rocket Wispon

Spike Wispon

Variable Wispon

Void Wispon

Sonic Lost World (Wii U)

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