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This object exists primarily or exclusively within the Sonic Boom continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.

Monuments are objects that appear in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric. They are tower-like defense mechanism that are located around Bygon Island.

Description

The monuments resemble large stone towers with oversized caps on top of them (referred to as "balloons") which hosts several visible gun turrets underneath them. Three of them can be found in the following locations around Bygon Island:

  • East of the archway starting point
  • West of the Village
  • One located in Coral Bay

The monuments serve as an ancient defense for Bygone Island. When activated, their balloons are release and will levitate into the sky, giving them an ideal position to use their weapons against invaders, while the towers produce a pillar of light towards the balloon.

Overview

Bygone Monument Activate

One of the monuments activated.

The monuments play a role in a side mission given out by Perci. After retrieving the Verdant Crystal from Slowpoke Isle, Perci will enlist Team Sonic to activate the monuments to earn her trust.

To complete the mission, the player has to go to each of the three monuments. The monuments have rotary walls that need to be moved in order to activate the tower. To do so there are three Enerbeam switches that, when pulled, will turn the tower walls to reveal three green buttons. Once the three buttons are pressed, the monuments will release its balloon, allowing it to float into the sky.

Trivia

  • Perci regards them as ancient monuments. Whether she means they were constructed by the Ancients or to be taken literally, is unconfirmed.

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