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[[File:Limbodimension.jpg|thumb|200px|The Limbo Dimension, from [[Sonic the Comic Issue 134|''Sonic the Comic'' #134]]. Line art by [[Bob Corona]] and color by [[Nigel Dobbyn]].]]
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The '''Limbo Dimension''' (also known as the '''Fourth-and-a-Half Dimension''', the '''dimensions between worlds''' and the '''Inter-dimensional effect''') is the space between several worlds and dimensions in [[Sonic the Comic]]. The [[Ring of Eternity]] is able to send chosen individuals through this endless corridor, allowing them to access anywhere in time and [[space]].
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The '''Limbo Dimension''',<ref name="STC172">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 172|''Sonic the Comic'' #172]], "The Terra Connection"</ref> also known as the '''Fourth-and-a-Half Dimension'''<ref name="STC154"/> and the '''dimensions between worlds''',<ref name="stc145"/> is a location that appears in ''[[Sonic the Comic]]'' series published by [[Fleetway Editions]]. It is the space between several worlds and dimensions. The [[Ring of Eternity]] can sent chosen individuals through the Limbo Dimension, allowing them to access anywhere in time and space.<ref name="stc134"/>
   
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==Description==
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During its many appearances, Limbo has taken on several appearances, depending on the [[artist]]. On the majority of occasions, it vaguely resembles space, with many visible planets and stars. However, it often is differentiated by abstract swirls and patterns that call the [[Special Zone]] to mind. At other times, the space is completely unusual and may be a simple block of colour.
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During its many appearances, the Limbo Dimension has taken on several appearances. On the majority of occasions, it vaguely resembles space, with many visible planets and stars. However, often, it is differentiated by abstract swirls and patterns found in the [[Special Zone (Sonic the Comic)|Special Zone]]. At other times, the space is completely unusual and may be a simple block of color.
   
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[[Shortfuse the Cybernik]] noted that the Limbo Dimension was "weird" and that things did not seem "right".<ref name="STC172"/>
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[[Amy Rose]] and [[Tekno the Canary]] were two heroes chosen by the Ring of Eternity to save problems throughout the universe. They used the Limbo Dimension to arrive at each destination, floating uncontrollably. The girls would then materialise at the next goal, before dematerialising again back into Limbo. The dimension was also shown at times when the Ring of Eternity was adapted to visit [[New Zones]].
  
   
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==History==
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[[Shortfuse the Cybernik]] noted that the Limbo Dimension was "weird" and that things didn't seem "right", but was reassured by Amy. [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] also showed mild discomfort during one journey.
  
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[[Amy Rose (Sonic the Comic)|Amy Rose]] and [[Tekno the Canary]] were two heroes chosen by the [[Ring of Eternity]] to save problems throughout the universe.<ref name="stc134">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 134|''Sonic the Comic'' #134]], "Eternity Ring"</ref> They used the Limbo Dimension to arrive at each destination, floating uncontrollably. The girls would then materialize at the next goal, before dematerializing again back into the Limbo Dimension.<ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 136|''Sonic the Comic'' #136]], "Prehistoric Ways"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 137|''Sonic the Comic'' #137]], "Day of the Puppets"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 139|''Sonic the Comic'' #139]], "Future Distractions"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 142|''Sonic the Comic'' #142]], "Day One"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 143|''Sonic the Comic'' #142]] and [[Sonic the Comic Issue 144|#144]], "When in Romanus"</ref><ref name="stc145">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 145|''Sonic the Comic'' #145]], "Dream On"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 146|''Sonic the Comic'' #146]], "New Year Out"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 147|''Sonic the Comic'' #147]], "Small Talk"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 149|''Sonic the Comic'' #149]], "The Thirteenth Task"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 153|''Sonic the Comic'' #153]], "Treasure Seeker, Part 2"</ref><ref name="STC154">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 154|''Sonic the Comic'' #154]], "Gangster Trap, Part 1"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 155|''Sonic the Comic'' #155]], "Gangster Trap, Part 2"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 156|''Sonic the Comic'' #156]], "Full Circle"</ref>
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Thanks to the Ring of Eternity, Amy followed [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic the Comic)|Sonic the Hedgehog]] to [[Shanazar]] via the Limbo Dimension.<ref name="STC160">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 160|''Sonic the Comic'' #160]], "Knightmares"</ref> The dimension was also shown at times when the Ring of Eternity was adapted to visit the [[New Zones]] and [[Earth]].<ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 167|''Sonic the Comic'' #167]], "Superzone"</ref><ref>[[Sonic the Comic Issue 168|''Sonic the Comic'' #168]], "Mirror Image"</ref><ref name="stc169">[[Sonic the Comic Issue 169|''Sonic the Comic'' #169]], "Secret of the Gods"</ref><ref name="STC172"/>
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==References==
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==External links==
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*{{STC link|Limbo Dimension}}
 
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Revision as of 19:13, 26 May 2016

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Limbodimension

The Limbo Dimension, from Sonic the Comic #134. Line art by Bob Corona and color by Nigel Dobbyn.

The Limbo Dimension,[1] also known as the Fourth-and-a-Half Dimension[2] and the dimensions between worlds,[3] is a location that appears in Sonic the Comic series published by Fleetway Editions. It is the space between several worlds and dimensions. The Ring of Eternity can sent chosen individuals through the Limbo Dimension, allowing them to access anywhere in time and space.[4]

Description

During its many appearances, the Limbo Dimension has taken on several appearances. On the majority of occasions, it vaguely resembles space, with many visible planets and stars. However, often, it is differentiated by abstract swirls and patterns found in the Special Zone. At other times, the space is completely unusual and may be a simple block of color.

Shortfuse the Cybernik noted that the Limbo Dimension was "weird" and that things did not seem "right".[1]

History

Amy Rose and Tekno the Canary were two heroes chosen by the Ring of Eternity to save problems throughout the universe.[4] They used the Limbo Dimension to arrive at each destination, floating uncontrollably. The girls would then materialize at the next goal, before dematerializing again back into the Limbo Dimension.[5][6][7][8][9][3][10][11][12][13][2][14][15]

Thanks to the Ring of Eternity, Amy followed Sonic the Hedgehog to Shanazar via the Limbo Dimension.[16] The dimension was also shown at times when the Ring of Eternity was adapted to visit the New Zones and Earth.[17][18][19][1]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Sonic the Comic #172, "The Terra Connection"
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sonic the Comic #154, "Gangster Trap, Part 1"
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Sonic the Comic #145, "Dream On"
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Sonic the Comic #134, "Eternity Ring"
  5. ↑ Sonic the Comic #136, "Prehistoric Ways"
  6. ↑ Sonic the Comic #137, "Day of the Puppets"
  7. ↑ Sonic the Comic #139, "Future Distractions"
  8. ↑ Sonic the Comic #142, "Day One"
  9. ↑ Sonic the Comic #142 and #144, "When in Romanus"
  10. ↑ Sonic the Comic #146, "New Year Out"
  11. ↑ Sonic the Comic #147, "Small Talk"
  12. ↑ Sonic the Comic #149, "The Thirteenth Task"
  13. ↑ Sonic the Comic #153, "Treasure Seeker, Part 2"
  14. ↑ Sonic the Comic #155, "Gangster Trap, Part 2"
  15. ↑ Sonic the Comic #156, "Full Circle"
  16. ↑ Sonic the Comic #160, "Knightmares"
  17. ↑ Sonic the Comic #167, "Superzone"
  18. ↑ Sonic the Comic #168, "Mirror Image"
  19. ↑ Sonic the Comic #169, "Secret of the Gods"

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