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Mammoth Mogul[1], formerly known as Ixis Mogul[2], is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. He is a villainous mobian mammoth thousands of years old with ambitions of conquering the world.

Appearance[]

Mammoth Mogul appears as a large, brown-furred Mammoth with dark green eyes, which previously appeared black. Mogul's attire has varied throughout his history, beginning with a fur toga during his early life. He subsequently adopted a hooded robe while operating as leader of the Order of Ixis, and was seen in other historical attire in flashbacks. When transformed into Master Mogul, his attire has consisted of a suit of armor with a cape: gold armor with red upon his first transformation, and all green in the second.

He originally had a Chaos Emerald embedded in his chest, usually concealed by whatever he was wearing but revealed to unleash blasts of energy. This gem was later taken from him, and he afterwards wore his suit opened slightly to reveal the pit in his torso where it once rested; upon obtaining a new Emerald, he continues to have it exposed but appears to have had his shirt modified to reveal it without exposing any more of his torso. Initially, Mogul was also depicted with long braids of his fur hanging down his back, but these appear to have been removed from his design.

The modern Mogul consistently wears double-breasted suits that usually come in either white, gray, or purple. He has been seen with and without shirts underneath the suit coat, and typically wears black shoes. Unlike many Mobians, he doesn't typically wear gloves, but several of his fingers are adorned with rings. Mogul is also known to carry a cane, though it seems to serve as a weapon or accessory rather than as a means of supporting himself.

History[]

Past[]

Distant Past[]

Mogul was originally a normal woolly mammoth in the early history of Mobius (around 10,000 years ago[note 1]) born some time after the Ancient Walkers and always dreaming of gaining more from life.[1] At some point, the Ancient Walkers foresaw the future threat Mogul would pose, and cursed the Chaos Emerald he was fated to find so that every time he would use it, it would lead him to a key misjudgment, and ultimately, failure.[3] One day, Mogul found said Chaos Emerald, which somehow fused with him and became embedded in his chest due to a bolt of energy from the gem, granting him enormous power.[4][1] Mogul initially used the power of the emerald to forcefully gain control of the surrounding tribes, but despite his vast abilities, he lacked the knowledge of the Chaos Emeralds to efficiently wield them, and was driven from his seat of power.[note 2] However, with the immortality the emerald granted him, Mogul lived for centuries, becoming wise and powerful, inventing Crystalline Magic, and founding what would become the mystical Order of Ixis. Through this arcane brotherhood, Mammoth Mogul trained others to wield elemental energies, each member taking the title of "Ixis". However, he was once more dethroned when the Order of Ixis was defeated during the Forgotten War by the Albion Knights of Aurora. Mogul took on many roles as millenniums had passed, his youth preserved by the power of his Chaos Emerald, eventually slipping into obscurity.[5][6] Hundreds of years prior to the Second Robotnik War, Mogul would also meet the echidna scientist Dimitri, who at the time planned to used his Chaos Syphon to drain the energy of the Floating Island's Chaos Emeralds so it could return to the planet's surface. Mogul used the opportunity to copy the schematics of the Chaos Syphon for later plans.[7]

Near Past[]

Shortly prior to the First Robotnik War, Mogul would find a young Mighty the Armadillo, who desperately wished for the power to save his parents, which had been imprisoned by King O'Hedge for their thievery. Mogul answered his plight by granting him incredible magical strength in exchange for a future "favor" (in reality, Mogul had cursed the armadillo for future usage as a pawn in his schemes). Mighty eventually forgot the promise, and left Mogul to attempt a rescue of his parents in Mercia.[8][9][10]

During the early days of the First Robotnik War, Mogul would also rescue Sergeant Simian (known as "Simon" back then) from a horde of Badniks. Simon had attempted to destroy one of Dr. Ivo Robotnik's bases on the outskirts of the Great Jungle, but was soon overwhelmed by a troop of SWATbots. Mogul defeated the robots, brought Simon to safety, and healed the gorilla of his wounds, promising exceptional strength to him if he pledged allegiance as one of his Fearsome Foursome. Simon took the offer, and Mogul used his magic to enhance Simon's strength significantly.[11]

At some point, Mogul would also meet the Babylon Rogues at a bazaar, who wished to sell him a golden artifact they had recovered. Noticing the potential of one of their members, Predator Hawk, Mogul agreed to pay the hefty price they asked, on the pretenses that Predator would join him as a member of his Fearsome Foursome. Wanting a change from the treasure hunting, and eager to hunt prey, predator hawk readily agreed, and as a reward was granted increased flying power from Mogul.[11][12]

Mogul would also find Lightning Lynx through unknown circumstances, and would offer him enhanced speed and hearing in exchange for serving as a member of the Fearsome Foursome. Lightning took up the offer.[13] Another time, Mogul would apparently meet Flying Frog. The frog joined the Fearsome Foursome, but it is unknown what deal, if any, Mogul made with him.[12]

Rivalry with Tails[]

In modern times, Mogul's first attempt at gaining even greater power began during the First Robotnik War with his theft of the Chaos Emerald that served as the power supply for the Floating Island. He and his minions, the Fearsome Foursome, briefly engaged the Chaotix only to be driven off, since Mogul was apparently not at the peak of his powers.[1] Calculating that the direct approach would be doomed to failure if attempted again, Mogul used his powers of illusion to pit the Chaotix against the Freedom Fighters and vice versa. Sally Acorn and Archimedes the Fire Ant quickly saw through his deception, though, and Mogul was forced to fight both groups for possession of the Sword of Acorns. Duping them into believing he was dead and tricking the heroes with a false copy of the blade, Mogul retreated to lie low until he commenced the next phase of his intricate plot.[14]

The second phase of Mogul's plan began when he used his Chaos Emerald to free Knuckles' distant ancestor Dimitri-who at that time went by the alias of Enerjak-from his exile in space and returned him to Mobius and, during the confusion of Enerjak's attack on Echidnaopolis, used the genuine Sword of Acorns to steal the power of eleven Chaos Emeralds that fueled Enerjak, gaining the practically omnipotent might of twelve Chaos Emeralds, taking the name Master Mogul, and claiming once again to be Mobius' ruler.[15][16] Using his new-found power, Mogul teleported Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles to a pocket Zone, but did not physically harm them, as he had plans to later use them as his personal vanguard.[17] Despite his new-found strength, Mogul, while attempting to drain the power from the remaining Emeralds on the Floating Island, found himself challenged by the combined forces of Super Sonic, Turbo Tails, Hyper Knuckles, the Brotherhood of Guardians, the Chaotix, the Freedom Fighters, the Ancient Walkers and other parties. Although successfully absorbing the energies of the other Chaos Emeralds, Mogul's power and life force became trapped in the newly-formed Master Emerald (composed of all fourteen emeralds Mogul had obtained), due to a trap activated by the Brotherhood of Guardians. Knuckles expressed his concerns about Mogul's condition, but could do nothing about it.[4]

Despite being trapped, early in the Second Robotnik war, Mogul noticed the potential of Mina Mongoose while she was fleeing the forces of Dr. Eggman in Robotropolis, and visited her as a magical projection from the gem.[18] Mogul enhanced Mina's natural speed, placed a magical curse on her for later usage as a pawn, then erased all memory she had of the event.[8]

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Mammoth Mogul facing Chaos Knuckles, from Sonic the Hedgehog #117.

Escaping when Eggman shattered the Master Emerald to feed Chaos, and surviving due to several Power Rings he possessed, Mogul plotted his next scheme.[19][20] Noticing the raging battle between Turbo Tails and Chaos Knuckles, Mogul secretly stepped in by capturing Turbo Tails and replacing him with a magical doppelgƤnger.[21] Mogul imprisoned the real Turbo Tails and spent months draining power from him, using the opportunity to also mark him for later magical possession.[20][8] Such power returned Mogul to prominence, and was even enough to challenge Chaos Knuckles, who at the time was in essence a living Chaos Emerald. Drawing Knuckles out by taking the dying Dimitri hostage, Mogul trapped him inside his Chaos Syphon Chamber (which had been created from the schematics stolen from Dimitri), which Knuckles seemingly overloaded and destroyed.[22][23][7] At the time, both Knuckles and Mogul seemed to have died, but in truth, the Echidna's life was transitory whilst Mammoth Mogul absorbed all his power. When Knuckles returned from the afterlife to aid in the battle with the Xorda, it caused an imbalance in the Chaos Force that allowed Mogul to seize complete control of it, becoming seemingly omnipotent once more.[24][25] Using his revitalized power, Mogul transformed into Master Mogul a second time and proceeded to wound the Ancient Walkers, which steadily lead to their deaths.[26][27][note 3] Mogul then started to destroy the multiverse.[25] This time, Mogul was challenged by an army of multi-dimensional Tails counterparts, but was not brought down until Tails merged with them to become the colossal Titan Tails. Reduced once more to his original power level, he was imprisoned within his own Chaos Emerald.[28]

Teamup with Ixis Naugus[]

Mammoth Mogul made his return when the children of Uma Arachnis, the Arachne Clan, used the Sword of Acorns to cause a dimensional rift leading to the Zone of Silence in the Egg Grape Chamber, killing the Ancient Walkers and breaking their curse on Mogul's Emerald, while at the same time sending all previous prisoners of the chamber to the Zone. At the time, the gem was in Knothole, having been brought there as part of a plan to restore the Walkers' health and keep the villain imprisoned using the Artifacts of Acorn. With the curse gone, Mogul was able to free himself while Tails' uncle, the powerful wizard Merlin Prower was holding his emerald.[3] Despite not being at the peak of his power, Mogul quickly struck Merlin and the Freedom Fighters down, absorbed his emerald once more, stole the Crown of Acorns from Elias, and liberated the Destructix from the New Mobotropolis Detention Center to serve as his minions.[2]

To everyone's surprise, Mogul was temporarily halted by none other than Ixis Naugus, who hoped to usurp Mogul's powers. Fighting each other to a standstill, Mogul revealed to Naugus his foundation of the Order of Ixis. Dumbfounded, Naugus acknowledged Mammoth Mogul's superiority and pledged himself and his minions, the Arachne Clan, to Mogul's teachings, willingly handing over the Sword of Acorns to him.[2]

Restarting the battle, Mogul became locked in a contest of swordplay with Sir Connery, Paladin of the Ancient Walkers, who channeled his spiritual energy and life force through his Sword of Light to destroy the artifacts of Acorn, vanquishing the corrupted Source of All and diminishing Mogul's power at the cost of his own life. Despite this setback, Mogul prepared himself for a fight with Sonic, only to come under attack from Dr. Eggman's Egg Fleet. Using weapons specially tailored to affect Chaos energy, Robotnik managed to imprison Mogul, Naugus and their minions in another Egg Grape Chamber.[29]

Order from Chaos[]

Mammoth Mogul and Naugus would later be freed from the chamber by A.D.A.M., who took Mogul's Chaos Emerald and made him tell of the prophecy surrounding Tails as the Chosen One and instigator of the Great Harmony. A.D.A.M. also released the duo for the purpose of keeping Shadow busy until he had need of him. Mogul would take the opportunity and escape, abandoning the still captive Destructix and the expired Arachne Clan, only taking Naugus with him, who had been left with an animalistic mind due to the effects of the chamber.[30][31]

Imprisonment in Knothole[]

Some time later, Mogul was lured into a sting operation by Rouge, who had spread word that she had stolen the Master Emerald and was auctioning off the powerful gem. Despite his claims of still being a formidable opponent despite lacking the power of his Emerald, he was still easily defeated by the Freedom Fighters and taken into custody along with Naugus, Nack the Weasel, Bark the Polar Bear and Bean the Dynamite.[32] Mogul and company were then further incarcerated by Eggman when his Egg Fleet launched an assault on Knothole, being among the hundreds captured and sent to the Egg Grapes, though was promptly released along with the others when Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy and Nicole launched a rescue mission following the attack.[33][34] Not at all repentant, he and Naugus together with his new minions Nack, Bark, and Bean-demanded to be given control of New Mobotropolis, proclaiming that his rule was preferable to being forced to deal with both him and the approaching Egg Fleet. Unfortunately for his scheme, Nicole had designed the city in preparation for his return, and Mogul's new alliance was transported to a new prison only moments after being brought to the city.[35] Despite this setback, Mogul remained confident, mockingly addressing both Elias Acorn and Amadeus Prower during the king's visit to the imprisoned general and just prior to Amadeus' outbreak. He also joined the other prisoners in watching the battle between Sonic and Tails, betting on Sonic because "he always wins", only for the pair to resolve their dispute peacefully.[36][37]

Mogul Rising[]

Following the rampage of the fourth Enerjak, Mammoth Mogul began orchestrating his escape and that of his minions-which he would dub the Fearsome Foursome just as he had his original lackeys-from prison. In this case, he chose to activate the hypnotic suggestions he had implanted into Mighty, Tails, Mina years before on various occasions, before sending the three to claim the resisting Sonic as their fourth member. Sonic was able to overpower them, however, so Mogul switched tactics. He sent each of the three into an almost certainly lethal situation: Mina ran out on the ocean, where she would stop and then drown; Tails flew into the upper reaches of the atmosphere, where he would suffocate or pass out and fall to Mobius; and Mighty was sent on a suicide run into New Megaopolis, not even making an effort to resist Robotnik's forces. With no other choice, Sonic gave in to Mogul's demands, bringing him a recently retrieved Chaos Emerald that Mogul then used to free himself and his minions. Mogul then revealed his newest plan: using his regained immortality to wait Sonic out. Having been defeated by Sonic time and again, Mogul had finally realized that he could not defeat Sonic no matter how hard he tried, so he merely decided to limit himself to the occasional small assault and wait to continue his plans to conquer Mobius until Sonic was either dead or too old to oppose him. With that, he and his minions vanished, teleporting away.[8][38]

New Agenda[]

When next seen, Mogul had taken over Casino Night, an area once owned by Robotnik, and established it as his own, hiring old Badniks as his staff. He had also taken over the Bottom of the Barrel Bar 'n' Grill as his casino's kitchen, and his newest "business associates" included not only his fellow escaped prisoners but also the Destructix, who had left Dr. Finitevus. For his first new plan, Mogul directed Bark and Bean to steal Sonic's shoes, and sent the Destructix and Nack along to make sure that the job got done. They ended up capturing Sonic and bringing him back to the casino, where he was soon rescued by Sally, Amy Rose, Geoffrey St. John, and Rouge the Bat, the former two coming after Sally escaped Nack and the latter two having already been investigating Mogul's activities. Freed, Sonic confronted Mogul over the incident, only for Mogul to play the wounded party, claiming that Sonic was just trying to discredit him and pointing out that the Freedom Fighters had no proof to back up their claims. Humiliated, the heroes left with a new idea of one of Mogul's goals: to discredit his enemies while remaining innocent in the public eye.[39]

Later actions[]

Mogul continued to keep himself involved as an entrepreneur over the next few months, until one dark and stormy day when Geoffrey St. John barged into his office, brandishing a purple Chaos Emerald. Unmoved but wary, Mogul plainly pointed out he was no longer involved with direct villainy and could not be swayed even with another Emerald, until Geoffrey explained he planned to restore Ixis Naugus with it. While Mogul was displeased at the idea of losing Naugus as his pet and gaining a threat to his power, St. John pointed out he was too powerful to be challenged, but the idea of making Sonic miserable with Naugus' return was all Mogul needed to hear to let St. John have his way. Once Naugus' mind was restored, Mogul watched amusedly as Geoffrey revealed himself to be a sleeper agent apprenticed under Naugus and argued over his usefulness during the wizard's absence. As Naugus mentioned Mogul had much to answer for his treatment, he merely pointed out it would be at another time, and Naugus took his leave with St. John to prepare for Sonic. When Geoffrey mentioned how he shot the hedgehog in the back though, both Mogul and Naugus took great delight at the thought, and burst into a tremendous uproar of laughter.[40][41]

Personality[]

Egotistical to a fault, Mogul sees himself as the end all of intelligence and power. While not obsessed with himself, he sees all other entities as lower forms of life, useful only as pawns in his schemes for power, although he has stated upon his return to power that he cannot beat Sonic. He also comments on how much potential Tails had after all the fights with him. Mogul also cares nothing for such pawns, and is perfectly willing to kill them to achieve what he wants. Combined with a total lack of care for any of his minions, this makes working for him unappealing, and only his sheer power holds the loyalty of those who serve him. He thinks himself infallible, and always refuses to believe that he can be defeated even when the odds are clearly against him. Even when imprisoned, he refuses to admit defeat, and is always ready with a taunt for his enemies. At the same time, Mogul is courteous and too cultured for a villain, anyway.

Since regaining a Chaos Emerald he has ceased active duty as a villain, and now like maintain a public-friendly persona, but operating behind the scenes. Of all the villains in the comic series, he is the sole one to 'retire' after deciding that Sonic was unbeatable via confrontation.

Powers and abilities[]

Thanks to the Chaos Emerald embedded in his chest, Mogul commands Chaos energy. As a result, he can utilize the Chaos energy to do Chaos Control, and can do techniques such as teleporting himself and others,[38] summoning things to his location,[1] creating portals, creating force fields, and unleashing energy blasts from his hands. Also, as the inventor of Ixis Magic, he can use it on an even higher level than Ixis Naugus. Like Naugus, Mogul can manipulate fire, wind, water, and earth. Mogul can also do Crystalline Magic, and unlike Naugus, can crystallize people without requiring them to swear their loyalty to him first.[2] Mogul is also immortal as long as he keeps a Chaos Emerald attached to his chest.

Being a mammoth, Mogul is also stronger than the average mobian, which is only enhanced by his powers. However, Mogul's most dangerous muscle is his brain, especially since he has a number of psychic abilities such as telekinesis, telepathy, astral projection, erasing memories, and creating illusions. He also possesses the ability to grant enhanced physical abilities to others, such as giving Mighty the Armadillo and Sergeant Simian incredible strength and Mina Mongoose super speed. For a time, these powers were greatly diminished by the loss of his Chaos Emerald, to the point where he could no longer affect anyone but beings who had already been affected by those abilities, which are marked by a green diamond shape on their foreheads. During his long lifetime, Mogul has also acquired some skills in technology, being able to build his own Chaos Syphon.

With no Emerald in his chest, Mogul, due to heavily relaying on it in the past and present, becomes significantly more weak, to the point that Sonic and Bunnie joke around that Antoine alone could defeat him, which is proven further when Sally with a simple strike on a hoverbike knocked him out cold.

Relationships[]

Friends/allies[]

Neutral[]

Enemies[]

Trivia[]

  • In issue #153, Mogul's character is adapted by Sally Acorn's nanny Rosie into Mog the Troll as part of a bed time story.
  • Mogul's character is similar to that of the DC Comics supervillain Vandal Savage, both of them having received powers from a meteorite. In addition, both have lived for thousands of years, are seemingly immortal, and have goals for world domination.
    • Mogul is also similar to Marvel Comics' Kingpin, as both are villains who possess superhuman strength, organized crime with other villains, and have successfully avoided being arrested.
  • According to an abandoned plot line planned by writer Karl Bollers Mogul would have become a wealthy businessman dressed like Dr. Zhivago living in the North Pole of Mobius. Following his release from the Master Emerald, Mogul was to later discover that his Chaos Emerald was losing energy, and that he was slowly dying. This would lead him to finance digs for Emeralds to supply him with more power, which would lead to confrontation with Dr. Robotnik.[42]

Notes[]

  1. ā†‘ 1.0 1.1 Although multiple sources show Mobie interacting with Mogul during the prehistoric times, and Sonic theorizes that Mobie is 8,000 years old in Sonic the Hedgehog #32, Sonic & Knuckles: Mecha Madness Special clearly lists Mogul's age as 10,000 years.
  2. ā†‘ Despite Mogul initially saying that Mobian Races took millenia to evolve and gain strength to overthrow him, the new direction of the story suggested that due to his ignorance of his full powers, he was quickly overthrown, which makes more sense, since even the page the former version is said contradicts itself by showing Mogul on the process of aging in his Order of Ixis cloak when he was 500 years old, with him by that time already being long overthrown, with "Millennia" being 1000 years.
  3. ā†‘ Although earlier sources such as Sonic the Hedgehog #162 claim that Mogul wounded the Ancient Walkers with the last of his power after escaping the Master Emerald, Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia retcons this event to take place once Mogul transforms into Master Mogul for a second time following Sonic the Hedgehog #118.

References[]

  1. ā†‘ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Sonic & Knuckles: Mecha Madness Special, "Don't Let the Island Hit You on the Way Down!"
  2. ā†‘ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #163, "The Darkest Storm, Part 2: Onset Of The Squall"
  3. ā†‘ 3.0 3.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #162, "The Darkest Storm Part One: The Gathering Tempest"
  4. ā†‘ 4.0 4.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #56, "Immortality is forever... life is finite"
  5. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Mobius Timeline - Act 4 - Mogul's first empire"
  6. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Mobius Timeline - Act 5 - The Forgotten Wars"
  7. ā†‘ 7.0 7.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #118, "Ultimate Power, Part 4"
  8. ā†‘ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Sonic the Hedgehog #185, "Mogul Rising Part One: Needful Things"
  9. ā†‘ Sonic Universe #46, "All for One Part One: Picking Up the Trail!"
  10. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Mighty the Armadillo"
  11. ā†‘ 11.0 11.1 Sonic Universe #30, "Inside Job Part Two: Any Port in a Storm"
  12. ā†‘ 12.0 12.1 Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "The Destructix"
  13. ā†‘ Sonic Universe #31, "Inside Job Part Three: Setting the Stage"
  14. ā†‘ Sonic Super Special #1, "Battle Royal"
  15. ā†‘ Knuckles the Echidna #7, "Dark Vengeance Part One of Three: Deadly Homecoming"
  16. ā†‘ Knuckles the Echidna #9, "Dark Vengeance Part Three of Three: Twilight of the Titans"
  17. ā†‘ Ian Flynn (31 May 2011). Sonic the Hedgehog - Retrospective Archives. Archived from the original on 18 June 2011.
  18. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Mammoth Mogul"
  19. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #79, "The Discovery - A Sonic Adventure Tie-In"
  20. ā†‘ 20.0 20.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #114, "Twice Told Tails!"
  21. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #97, "To the Brink"
  22. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #115, "Ultimate Power Part Two"
  23. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #117, "Ultimate Power, Part 3"
  24. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #125, "Sonic Adventure 2.5: Omega"
  25. ā†‘ 25.0 25.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #149, "The Chosen One Part One"
  26. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Mammoth Mogul"
  27. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Sonic Comic Encyclopedia, "Ancient Walkers"
  28. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #150, "The Chosen One Part Two"
  29. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #164, "The Darkest Storm - Part 3: Downburst"
  30. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #165, "Leak"
  31. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #168, "Order From Chaos Part One: The Gathering"
  32. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #173, "Round Up!"
  33. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #175, "Eggman Empire"
  34. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #176, "Cracking the Empire"
  35. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #177, "Home, New Home"
  36. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #178, "House of Cards Part 1 of 2"
  37. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #179, "House of Cards Part Two: Royal Flush"
  38. ā†‘ 38.0 38.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #186, "Mogul Rising Part Two: Devil's Due"
  39. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #187, "Mister Popular"
  40. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #219, "In Service to the King Part One"
  41. ā†‘ Sonic the Hedgehog #220, "In Service to the King Part Two"
  42. ā†‘ SONIC THE HEDGEHOG: One Year Later.... Sonic HQ. Archived from the original on 17 August 2011.

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