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Moto Bug

The Moto Bug in Sonic Runners.

Appearances

First appearance

Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)

Game appearances

Appearances in other media

Biographical overview

Creator

Dr. Eggman

Nickname(s)

Motobug^[1]
Motora^[2]

Species

Robot

Physical description

Color scheme

Red, yellow, blue, silver, black
Blue, gray, black, red

Eyes

Black
Cyan
Red

Alignment and character traits

Alignment

Evil

Affiliation(s)

Eggman Empire
- Badnik
Deadly Six (formerly)

Powers and abilities

Skills

Super speed
Flight
Claw armaments

The very first Badnik that Sonic ever encountered, this metal beetle returns to try and take down Sonic one last time. Watch out - he will turn around to chase Sonic if he misses.

— Profile, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I website

The Moto Bug^[3] (モトラ^[4], Motora^?) is an enemy in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a mass-produced, ladybug-like Badnik model created by Dr. Eggman.

Moto Bugs are usually slow-paced robots that move around, which makes them very basic enemies. The Moto Bug is known for being the first Badnik that Sonic encountered and thus being the first enemy encountered in the entire series.

Appearance

The Moto Bugs resemble robotic versions of the typical ladybug, but much larger. The classic Moto Bugs have round red body armor with vents covering their backs and blue faces which come together with their bodies in an almost spherical shape. They also have cartoony black eyes, two white mandibles, and thick yellow antennae. Their source of locomotion is reliant on the simple wheel mechanism located in their undercarriages. A small engine with an exhaust pipe on both sides of their rear propels their wheels across the ground. They also have short arms with yellow forearms and a single claw at the tip.

The Moto Bugs that appeared during Eggman's uprising against Sonic were more mechanical in design and had longer claws. The Moto Bugs that later appeared during the Wisp incident and the Time Eater incident were much like the original Moto Bugs, but with black spots on their backs instead of vents and menacing cyan eyes. The Moto Bugs that later debuted during the Lost Hex incident returned to the original ones' design, but with brighter faces, normal-looking cyan eyes and two black spots on their backs.

During the Phantom Ruby incident, the Moto Bugs received a more militaristic design. In addition to their backs becoming white-gray (although their spot markings remained), they had smal blue exhaust pipes and small faces. They also had blue rims that went around the back of their necks, and black faces with red eyes. They also wore what appeared to be a visor with a red lens and antenas, and their wheels were being held in place by white discs with blue rims. Some Moto Bugs actually remained in their older design when encountered during the War to Take Back the Planet.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)

The first appearance of the Moto Bugs was in the original 16-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog, where they served as enemies. In this game, the player encounters them in Green Hill Zone. In gameplay, these Badniks only move back and forth in their Zone, and will attempt to chase the player if they see them. However, they move very slowly. Other than that, the Moto Bugs are relatively harmless and can only hurt Sonic if he runs directly into them. The player can easily destroy a Moto Bug by Spin Jumping onto it or by running it over with a Spin Attack. Also, upon their destruction, they release an Animal.

The Moto Bugs also appear in the 8-bit version of the same game, where they can be encountered in Green Hill Zone. These Badniks can only be found in the first act of the Zone. They are shown to be incredibly small, but they otherwise just scroll along the ground in gameplay. Moto Bugs in the 8-bit version also do not have an Animals inside of them; this then goes on to be a tradition in Game Gear and Master System titles.

Sonic Drift 2

In Sonic Drift 2, the Moto Bugs appear as obstacles. In this game, they are referred to by their Japanese name, Motora.^[2] They can be encountered on the Hill Top track in gameplay, where they shift back-and-forth; if a racer collides with a Moto Bug, they will spin out of control and lose Rings.

Sonic Rivals 2

SR2 card 67 — The Moto Bug's card in *Sonic Rivals 2*.

In Sonic Rivals 2, the Moto Bug made an appearance on the 67th collectible card in the game. To collect it, the player has to stay in first place during a race and win.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I and Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal, the Moto Bugs returned as enemies. In these games, they received a more modernized design. Their name was also spelled as "Motobug".^[1] The player encounters them in Splash Hill Zone and Episode Metal Act 4.

In gameplay, the Moto Bugs behave more or less just like they did in the original Sonic the Hedgehog, meaning they trundle around as usual and will begin chasing the playable character when they spot them. Much like in the first game, the Moto Bugs pose no real threat unless they are run into. Also, upon their destruction, they release an Animal.

Sonic Colors

In the Wii version of Sonic Colors, the Moto Bugs returned once more as enemies. In this game, they received another slight redesign that made them look more modernized and ladybug-like. The player only encounters them during the high-speed Quick Step sections in Starlight Carnival Act 1, Asteroid Coaster Act 4, and Terminal Velocity Act 1.

In gameplay, the Moto Bugs are able to keep up with Sonic, even while he is boosting. When they appear, they stick to the lanes they drive along without making any attempt to attack Sonic. The player on the other hand can attack the Moto Bugs by Quick Stepping into them, causing them to lose balance and be destroyed. When a Moto Bug is destroyed however, new ones will appear soon after to take its place. This will continue until the player leaves the Moto Bugs' sections or their Act is completed.

In Starlight Carnival and Asteroid Coaster, a variant of the Moto Bug will sometimes appear. This variant is larger and black with red spots. Despite the differences though, it is destroyed in the same way as regular Moto Bugs. Also, when this variant is destroyed, all the regular Moto Bugs that are present will be destroyed along with it.

Sonic Generations

In both the console/PC and Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, the Moto Bug returned as an enemy. In this game, they retained their design from Sonic Colors. In both versions of the game, the player only encounters the Moto Bugs in Green Hill.

In gameplay on the console/PC version, some Moto Bugs will remain stationary until Sonic approaches, at which point they will rev up their wheels to quickly ram into Sonic. This "charge time" is so lengthy, however, that it is rendered useless when subjected to an offensive maneuver from the player. In gameplay on the Nintendo 3DS version, the Moto Bugs simply move back and forth along the ground, like in the original Sonic the Hedgehog. Like always, the Moto Bugs are easily dispatched by a single hit from any of the player's attacks.

In the console/PC version of the game, there are also giant, indestructible Moto Bugs in the Knuckles: Horde of Enemies Challenge Act. These Moto Bugs cannot hurt Sonic, nor do they attempt to attack him, but they can propel Sonic high into the air if they are struck by an attack from a certain height, which is useful during these Moto Bugs' Challenge Act. A statue of the Moto Bug can also be unlocked in the console/PC version's Statue Room.

Sonic Jump (2012)

Mechanical Zone — A Moto Bug in *Sonic Jump Fever*.

In Sonic Jump and Sonic Jump Fever, the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In these games, they retain their design from Sonic Generations. The player encounters them in Green Hill Zone, Jungle Zone, Blue Blue Sky Zone, and Mechanical Zone.

In gameplay, the Moto Bugs' attack patterns involve them simply driving around on their respective platforms. To destroy a Moto Bug, the player must jump into it from below.

Sonic Lost World

Motobug in Lost World — Sonic attacking Moto Bugs in he Wii U version of *Sonic Lost World*.

In Sonic Lost World, the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In this game, they were redesigned so that they resembled their original incarnation, but with spots on their back and cyan eyes. During the game, Dr. Eggman's Badniks, the Moto Bugs included, got hijacked by the Deadly Six after the group betrayed the Doctor.

The Moto Bug is the most common enemy in the game. On the Wii U version of the game, the player encounters the Moto Bugs in Windy Hill Zone 1, 2, 3 and 4, Desert Ruins Zone 1, 3 and 4, Tropical Coast Zone 1, 2 and 4, Frozen Factory Zone 1, and Silent Forest Zone 1, 2 and 4. On the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, the player encounters them in Windy Hill Tutorial, Windy Hill Zone 1, 2 and 3, Desert Ruins Zone 1 and 2, Tropical Coast Zone 1 and 2, Frozen Factory Zone 1 and 2, Silent Forest Zone 2, and Sky Road Zone 3.

In gameplay, the Moto Bugs move mostly in groups. They usually putter around without cause until the playable character comes within proximity. At this point, they will gain a determined expression and home into the playable character at a slow speed. Like always, the Moto Bugs are easy to defeat, as they will destroyed by just one hit from any of the attacks in the player's arsenal. Also, upon their destruction, they release an Animal.

Sonic Runners series

Sonic Runners

In Sonic Runners, the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In this game, they retain their design from Sonic Lost World. They are also one the most common foes in the speed type characters' stages, where they are placed either separately or in groups. In gameplay, they either remain stationary or move back and forth.

Moto Bugs in Sonic Runners come in three types. Aside from the regular Moto Bugs, there are golden ones which grant 300 more points when defeated, and black ones called Super Moto Bugs which only Color Powers and Power Type characters can defeat. Also, any type of Moto Bug contain Animals inside them.

Sonic Runners Adventure

SRAGreenHill3 — A Moto Bug in *Sonic Runners Adventure*.

In Sonic Runners Adventure, the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In this game, they retain their design from Sonic Lost World. The player encounters them in Green Hill and Sky Sanctuary.

In gameplay, the Moto Bugs either remain stationary or move slowly towards the player, much like how they did in their previous title. Also, upon their destruction, they release an Animal.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

Moto-Bug-Octus-Mario-&-Sonic — A Moto Bug in *Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games*.

In the Wii U version of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Moto Bugs appear as items in the Duel Beach Volleyball event. Here, they can move under the net and charge towards its opponent, decreasing 15 duel points for each hit. Players can jump over it to avoid its attack though. They also appear in the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, appearing as obstacles in the Dream Equestrian event.

Sonic Mania

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, the Moto Bugs reappear as enemies. In terms of design, they look exactly how they did in the original Sonic the Hedgehog. In these games, they only appear in Green Hill Zone. It terms of attack patterns, they behave just like in their debut by driving around on long areas of the ground. They are similarly easily destroyed by any attack. Also, upon their destruction, they release an Animal.

In addition to the Moto Bugs the player encounters in the Acts, a Moto Bug named "Jimmy" was utilized as a steed by the Heavy Rider in the game.

Sonic Forces: Speed Battle

Main article: Moto-Bug (Item)

In Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, Moto Bug serves as a Projectile Item that can only be obtained at random from Item Boxes.

Sonic Forces

SFMotobugPromo — A Moto Bug in *Sonic Forces*.

In, Sonic Forces, Moto Bugs sport a modernized, militaristic redesign. The player encounters them in Lost Valley, Ghost Town, Luminous Forest, Green Hill, Aqua Road, Red Gate Bridge and Eggman's Facility.

The Moto Bugs are most commonly encountered in the 2.5D sections of the stages. In gameplay, they drive idly around until they spot the playable character. When they do, they will stop and rev up before charging at the playable character. If they miss, they will turn around and try again. Other than that, they are still as easily destroyed as back in their debut game.

On the water slides in Aqua Road and Eggman's Facility, deactivated Moto Bugs with their design from Sonic Lost World appear as drifting obstacles. If the playable character collides with them, the playable character will be pushed to the side, putting them as risk of falling off the water slides. However, these collision also destroy the Moto Bugs. Occasionally, a golden Moto Bug will also appear. These Moto Bugs require three hits to be destroyed, and when they are, they will release a prize, like a Super Ring or a Red Star Ring. Sometimes, this will also cause the next golden Moto Bug to spawn.

During the Metal Sonic and Infinite boss fights, the boss will gather Moto Bugs (who sport their designs from both Sonic Lost World and Sonic Forces) and Egg Pawns to protect themselves when the player gets close. These Moto Bugs can be knocked away with consecutive Homing Attacks/Wire Attacks or the Wispon.

Powers and abilities

The Moto Bugs are often considered the weakest Badniks created by Dr. Eggman. They come equipped with small claws, but they have yet to be seen using them.

As seen during the Wisp incident, the Moto Bugs are able to move at speeds rivaling that of Sonic himself. They can also use their exhaust pipes like rockets to achieve flight.^[5]

Variants

Boing-o-Bot

Main article: Boing-o-Bot

The Boing-o-Bot is a blue, black and red variant of the Moto Bug. Design-wise, they are very similar to the Moto Bug, the main difference being the Springs on top of the Boing-o-Bots' backs. They first appeared in Sonic Chaos.

Lady Bug Boss

Main article: Lady Bug Boss

Great Bane Motora Gold — The Lady Bug Boss

The Lady Bug Boss is a larger and more powerful variant of the Moto Bug. It is very similar to the Moto Bugs, but with treads instead of a wheel and a Spring on top of its back, like the Boing-o-Bots. It first appeared in Sonic Chaos.

New Motora

Main article: New Motora

The New Motora is an updated model of the Moto Bugs that possesses a different paintjob, but otherwise uses the same attack patterns as the Moto Bugs. They first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit).

Sunset Park Zone Badnik

Main article: Sunset Park Zone Badnik

The unnamed Badnik in Sunset Park Zone is another variant of the Moto Bug. In terms of appearance, they look almost like the regular Moto Bug. These ones, however, drive Spin Coasters, which others can take control of if they eliminate the Badniks driving them. They first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble.

Tentou

Main article: Tentou (Sonic Advance)

The Tentou is an aerial variant of the Moto Bug. These Badniks are capable of flight, sticking to walls and ceilings, and firing energy blasts. They first appeared in Sonic Advance.

Akatento

Main article: Akatento

The Akatento is a ground-based variant of the Moto Bug. Despite being different models, the Akatentos look very similar to the Moto Bugs and have the same attack patterns. They first appeared in Sonic Advance 3.

Aotento

Main article: Aotento

The Aotento is a blue, aerial-based variant of the Moto Bug. These robots possess flight capabilities for the purpose of allowing them to fly into an airborne enemy's flight path. They first appeared in Sonic Advance 3.

In other media

Comics

Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic

The Moto Bug appears briefly in Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic manga. At the beginning of Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic Volume 3 story Sonic Rampage!!, a Moto Bug and Burrobot were sent by Dr. Eggman to beat down Sonic, but despite the their fierce nature, they were easily defeated.

Sonic the Comic

Main article: Moto Bug (Sonic the Comic)

In the Sonic the Comic series published by Fleetway Editions, the Moto Bugs are a part of Dr. Robotnik's Badnik army. Over the comic's run, the Moto Bug's design would differ between issues. They are among the first generation of Badniks Robotnik produced and have threatened the people of Mobius since the earliest days of Robotnik's reign of terror.

Archie Comics

Main articles: Motobug (Archie) and Motobug (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)

Motobug Post-SGW — The Moto Bug in the Archie Comics.

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics, the Moto Bugs (here spelled as "Motobugs") were among the first generation of badniks produced by Dr. Robotnik, though they were eventually rendered obsolete by more advanced robots and got decommissioned. Those Motobugs that survived were left behind in various outposts until Mammoth Mogul instated them as workers in his casino.

Following the events of Worlds Collide, the Motobugs' history became nearly identical to that of their game counterparts.

Sonic X

Main article: Moto Bug (Sonic X)

In the Sonic X comic series published by Archie Comics, when Sonic got trapped in a virtual reality version of the Green Hill, a Moto Bug managed to get the drop on him. However, Sonic retaliated swiftly and released the Pocky inside of it.^[6]

IDW Publishing

Main article: Moto Bug (IDW)

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by IDW Publishing, the Moto Bugs are Badniks created by Dr. Eggman. Their past is virtually identical to their game counterparts' up until after Sonic Forces. After the war, the Moto Bugs began launching coordinated attacks on villages under a guiding force. Two giant versions of the Moto Bug, one armed with twin mounted cannons, were present during the attack on the third village.

Animation

Sonic Boom

Main article: Motobug (Sonic Boom)

A Motobug in Sonic Boom.

In the Sonic Boom franchise, the Moto Bugs (spelled as "Motobugs" in this media) are a mass-produced robot model created by Dr. Eggman. They serve both as Eggman's sentries and foot soldiers which the Doctor uses for his frequent attacks on Team Sonic and Seaside Island. However, they are not very powerful and are easily destroyed.

Merchandise

Classic Sonic Figure — Classic Sonic figure; a small Moto Bug figure comes with it.

The toy company Tomy released a Moto Bug figurine to promote the release of Sonic & Knuckles. Despite not appearing in the game, the figurine was included in a series of a total of twenry-one various Mega Drive-era Sonic characters and enemies. These figurines came in five different packs of four under the Sonic & Knuckles label.

For the 20th anniversary of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Jazwares produced figures of the characters and enemies from the series. A Classic Sonic was released, and included a Moto Bug figurine based on its Sonic Generations design.

For the 25th anniversary of the series, Kidrobot produced collectible blind box figurines and keychain figurines of characters and Badniks from Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2. One of the Badniks available was Moto Bug, both as a figurine and a keychain.

Trivia

Moto Bug appears in Sonic and the Black Knight in winning fan art.
In an unused character model of Sonic Colors, the Moto Bug is shown with a pair of tube-shaped weapons on its back that are seemingly meant to be used as weapons. However, this version of the Moto Bug never appeared in the game.^[7]
The Roaders in the Mega Man series bear a similar concept and purpose to that of the Moto Bug Badniks.

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Sonic The Hedgehog 4. Sega. Archived from the original on 30 May 2013. Retrieved on 26 January 2015.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Sonic Drift 2 (Sega Game Gear) North American instruction manual pg. 18.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, p. 11.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Mega Drive) Japanese instruction booklet, p. 36.
↑ Sonic Team (November 16, 2010). Sonic Colors. Wii. Sega. Area/Level: Starlight Carnival Act 1.
↑ Sonic X #10, "No Thanks for the Memories! Part One"
↑ https://tcrf.net/Sonic_Colors_%28Wii%29

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Playable characters		Modern and Classic Sonic (Modern and Classic Super Sonic) · Shadow*
Non-playable characters		Amy · Animals (Flicky, Picky, Pecky, Cucky) · Babylon Rogues (Jet, Storm, Wave) Bark · Bean · Big · Biolizard* · Black Doom* · Blaze · Chao (Cheese) · Chip · Cream · Cubot · Dark Gaia · Doom's Eye* · Modern and Classic Eggman · Emerl · Fang · Knuckles · Mighty · Mephiles · Metal Sonic · Omega · Omochao · Orbot · Perfect Chaos · Ray · Rouge · Silver · Modern and Classic Tails · Team Chaotix (Charmy, Espio, Vector) · Tikal · Time Eater · Wisp (Yacker)
Wisps		Orange · Pink
Stages		Green Hill · Chemical Plant · Sky Sanctuary · Speed Highway · City Escape · Seaside Hill · Crisis City · Rooftop Run · Planet Wisp · Casino Night
Challenge Acts		Doppelganger Race! · The Buzz Bombers' Revenge! · Knuckles: Horde of Enemies · Swingset Circus · High Speed Challenge · Look Out Below! · Tails: Way Past Fast · Jump Rush · 300% Boost Gauge Challenge · Tails: Toxic Skies · Which Switch is Which? · Aqua Shield Challenge · Invincibility Challenge · One Ring Challenge · Amy: Taking the Leap Together! · Grappling with Grabbers · Underwater Ring Machine · Eggrobo Rush · Aerial Paradise · Ring Time Challenge · Amy: Topsy Turvy · Knuckles: Buried Treasure · 200% Boost Gauge Challenge · Balloon Bonanza · High-Speed Hijinks (Modern) · Cream: Chao Hunt · Hot Pursuit (Classic) · High Speed Challenge 2 · Resisting Arrest · Overdrift · Hot Pursuit (Modern) · Drill Baby Drill · Espio: Master of Camouflage · Lord of the Board · Thunder Shield Challenge · Rouge: The Bombardier · Rite of Spring · Cream: Helping Hand · Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Modern) · Topsy-Turvy · High-Speed Hijinks 2 · Rescue the Animals! · Espio: Way of the Ninja · High-Speed Hijinks (Classic) · Underwater Challenge · Rouge: The Temptress · Trick Island · Surf, Sea, and Sand · Terror From the Deep · Goal Post Juggle · Vector: Through the Storm · Flame Shield Challenge · Ring Time Challenge 2 · Power Stomp Challenge · Switcheroo · Blaze: Piercing the Flames · Four-way Cannon Cavalcade · High-Rise Balloon Climb · Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Classic) · Charmy: Don't Bug Me! · One Ring Challenge 2 · Barrel Ring Bonus · Rooftop Rail Grind · Endless Boost · Vector: Pick Up the Beat · With Your Powers Combined · Goal Post Juggle 2 · Chase After Blaze · Rescue the Animals 2! · Cart Challenge · Charmy: High in the Sky · Action Master · Orange Rocket, Blast Off!
Enemies		Aero-Cannon · Buzz Bomber · Buzzer · Chopper · Cop Speeder · Crabmeat · Egg Chaser · Egg Fighter · Egg Fighter: Sword · Egg Launcher (H) · Egg Launcher (H+V) · Egg Launcher (V) · Egg Pawn · Eggrobo (Unnamed Eggrobo variant) · Giant Chopper · Grabber · Gun Beetle · Gun Hunter · Iblis's Minions (Iblis Biter, Iblis Taker, Iblis Worm) · Mono Beetle · Moto Bug · Sandworm · Spinner · Spiny · Sprinkler · Thunder Spinner
Bosses	Rival bosses	Metal Sonic · Shadow · Silver
	Era bosses	Biolizard* · Death Egg Robot · Perfect Chaos · Egg Dragoon · Time Eater
Moves/ techniques	Playable characters	Air Boost · Atomic Spin · Boost · Bound Jump · Cartwheel · Chaos Control* · Chaos Snap* · Chaos Spear* · Crouch · Double Jump · Drift · Freestyle Tricks · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop · Insta-Shield · Jump Dash · Kick boost · Lightspeed Dash · Mid-Air Dash · Quick Step · Slide · Skydiving · Spin · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Stomp · Super Sonic Boost · Super Sonic Missile · Wall Jump ·
	Non-playable characters	Dig · Drill Attack · Fire Beam · Flying · Heart Effect · Ice Wave · Meteor Smash · Ninja Arts: Camouflage · Propeller Flying · Psychic Knife · Psychokinesis · Restraint Trap · Ring Spark Field · Sun Burst · Teleport Dash · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack · Warping arm attack · Whirlwind
Color Powers		Orange Rocket · Pink Spikes
Skills		Aqua Shield · Flame Shield · Thunder Shield · Twin Spin Attack · Invincible Start · Shield · Power Sneakers · Long Spin Dash · Treasure Scanner · Homing Attack · Hercules Muscles · Breath Holder · Boardmaster · Ring Time · Blast Off · Speed Up · Direct Jump · Power Stomp · Quick Slide · Acceleration · Smasher Bonus · Ring Energy Bonus · Boost Gauge Up · Serial Homing · Auto-Gauge · Gauge Rebooter · Trick Mastery · Endless Boost · Power Brake · Sure-Footed · Safety Net · Last Chance · 10-Second Rings · Athleticism · Time Break · Super Sonic · Sega Genesis Controller
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon · Barrel · Big Balloon · Blue blob · Bomb · Bonus Bell · Bottomless pit · Bumper · Cannon · Capsule · Car · Cart · Cloud · Crusher · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Dimensional Bomb · Egg Spring · Explosion Trap · Fan · Flipper · Four-way Cannon · Gear Platform · Goal Plate · Gondola · GUN Military Truck · Hanging Bell · Heart bomb · Helicopter · High-speed warp tube · Horizontal Bar · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Kao · Laser field · Meteorite · Movable box · Pole Elevator · Propeller Spring · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Rocket · Route Signal · Saw · Seesaw · Sling Shot · Slot machine · Spike Trap · Spikes · Spinning Top · Spinning Platform · Spotlight · Spring · Spring Catapult · Spring Pole · Star Post · Switch · Trick Jump Panel · Wall Jump Block · Warp Point · Wide spring · Zip Line
Items		Air bubble · Boss Gate · Boss Gate Key · Buoy · Chaos Emerald · Container (Case, Spike Block, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Energy Core · Goal Ring · Information Pod · Item Box (1-Up, Aqua Shield, Flame Shield, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Skateboard, Super Ring, Thunder Shield) · Medal · Mega Mack · Musical note · Red Star Ring · Ring · Snowboard · Time Bonus · Wisp Capsule
Voice actors	English	Roger Craig Smith (Modern Sonic, Wisp announcer) · Mike Pollock (Modern and Classic Eggman) · Kate Higgins (Modern and Classic Tails) · Travis Willingham (Knuckles) · Cindy Robinson (Amy) · Kirk Thornton (Shadow) · Quinton Flynn (Silver) · Laura Bailey (Blaze, Omochao) · Karen Strassman (Rouge) · Michelle Ruff (Cream) · Keith Silverstein (Vector) · Troy Baker (Espio) · Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Charmy)
	Japanese	Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Modern Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Modern and Classic Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Modern Tails) · Takuto Yoshinaga (Classic Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Daisuke Ono (Silver) · Nao Takamori (Blaze) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) · Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer)
Music	Songs	"Sonic Boom" · "You're My Hero" · "Super Sonic Racing" ·"Open Your Heart" · "It Doesn't Matter" · "Escape from the City" · "For True Story" · "E.G.G.M.A.N." · "Sonic Heroes" · "What I'm Made of..." · "Right There, Ride On" · "Vela Nova" · "I Am... All of Me" · "All Hail Shadow" · "His World" · "Dreams of an Absolution" · "Seven Rings In Hand" · "Let the Speed Mend It" · "A New Venture" · "Race to Win" · "Un-Gravitify" · "Endless Possibility" · "Knight of the Wind" · "Free" · "Reach for the Stars" ·
	Albums	20 Years of Sonic Music · Blue Blur: Sonic Generations Original Soundtrack · History of the 1st Stage Original Soundtrack White Edition
Other		Boost Gauge · Chao in Space · Collection Room · Combo · Corkscrew · Death Egg · Death Egg Robot · Egg Dragoon · Egg Gun · Egg Mobile · Egg Spear · Lair of the Time Eater · Life · Loop · Miles Electric · Orca · Perfect Bonus · Rank · Sonic's birthday · Sonic Generations: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Generations (manga) · Sonic Generations of Skate · Statue Room · Time Hole · Tornado-1 · Totem pole · Tunnel · Water · White Space

*Appears in Sonic X Shadow Generations only
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II

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Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Metal Sonic
Non-playable characters		Eggman \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Picky)
Zones	Episode II	Sylvania Castle Zone \| White Park Zone \| Oil Desert Zone \| Sky Fortress Zone \| Death Egg mk.II Zone \| Special Stages
Zones	Episode Metal	Episode Metal Act 1 \| Episode Metal Act 2 \| Episode Metal Act 3 \| Episode Metal Act 4
Enemies		Asteron \| Balkiry \| Batbot \| Bubbles \| Burrobot \| Buzzer \| Chop Chop \| Chopper \| Clucker \| Crawl \| Flamer \| Fullboar \| Jaws \| Mantis \| Moto Bug \| Newtron \| Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) \| Sandworm \| Scarabesque \| Shellcracker \| Slicer \| Snowy \| Spikes \| Steelion \| Turtloids \| Zoomer
Bosses		Egg Serpentleaf \| Metal Sonic \| Egg Scrap Mech \| Metal Carrier \| Dr. Eggman & Metal Sonic \| Metal Sonic \| Egg Heart
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Homing Attack \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Swim \| Tag Action (Copter Combo, Rolling Combo, Submarine Combo) \| Tornado Boost
Gimmicks and obstacles		Booster \| Breakaway column \| Bumper \| Capsule \| Crusher \| Drop Target \| Fan \| Flip Platform \| Flipper \| Goal Plate \| Platform-raising Wheel \| Ring Shooter \| Sinking pool \| Spikes \| Spring \| Star Post \| Strange Relief \| Switch
Items		Air bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Combination Dash \| Giant Ring \| Item Box (Invincible, One-Up, Power Sneakers, Shield, Special Combination, Super Ring) \| Red Star Ring \| Ring
Music		Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II Original Soundtrack \| Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I & II Original Soundtrack
Other		Corkscrew \| Death Egg mk.II \| Little Planet \| Level Select \| Life \| Loop \| Mysterious Orb \| Stardust Speedway \| Tails' rocket \| Time Attack \| Tornado \| Totem pole \| Tunnel \| Water
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Sonic Lost World (Wii U)

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Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) · Virtual Hedgehog*
Non-playable characters		Amy · Animals (Cucky, Flicky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky) · Clawz · Cubot · Deadly Six (Master Zik, Zavok (Giant Zavok), Zazz, Zeena, Zomom, Zor) · Eggman · Gillwing · Gulpo · Jackle · Knuckles · Link* · Nightopian · Nights · Omochao · Orbot · Puffy · Reala · Tails · Wizeman · Yacker* · Yoshi*
Wisps		Black · Crimson · Cyan · Gray* · Green · Indigo · Magenta · Orange · White* · Yellow
Levels	Worlds	Windy Hill · Desert Ruins · Tropical Coast · Frozen Factory · Silent Forest · Sky Road · Lava Mountain · Hidden World
	Misc.	Circus* · The Legend of Zelda Zone* · Nightmare Zone · Yoshi's Island Zone*
Enemies	Badniks	Antlion · Anton · Antlion Mother · Aquis · Balkiry · Ball Hog (Gold, Hell) · Batbrain · Big Dragonfly · Blowfish Transporter (BFB) · Blaster · Bomb · Burrobot · Butterdroid · Buzz Bomber · Caterkiller (Big) · Chopper (Bone) · Clucker (Foot) · Cluckoid · Coconuts · Crabmeat (Missile) · Crawl · Crawlton · Dragonfly · Dung Beetle · Egg Pawn · Galaga Bee · Gohla · Grabber · Gustav Turtle · Jaws · Laser Grabber · Madmole · Manbou · Manta · Moto Bug · Mushmeanie · Nebula · Newtron · Octus · Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) · Penguinator · Sandworm · Slicer · Snale Blaster · Spiker · Spikes · Sprinkler · Tarantula · Turtloids · Utsubo
	Misc.	Baku Baku · Boo · Boom Boo · Cactus Ball · Deku Scrub* · Keese* · Piranha Plant* · Sandworm · Sheep · Shy Guy* · Stalchild* · Yeti
Bosses		Zazz (Puffy) · Zomom · Master Zik (Gulpo) · Zeena (Clawz) · Zor (Jackle) · Zavok (Gillwing) · Deadly Six · Giant Zavok · Eggrobo
Moves/ techniques	General	Bound Jump · Charged Dash · Dash · Double Jump · Duck · Flying Kick · Focused Homing Attack · Grinding · Ring Dash · Skydiving · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Super Sonic Boost
	Parkour	Hang · Side Step · Vault · Vault Dash · Wall Climb · Wall Jump · Wall Run · Wall Spin Dash
Color Powers		Black Bomb · Crimson Eagle · Cyan Laser · Gray Quake* · Green Hover · Indigo Asteroid · Magenta Rhythm · Orange Rocket · Yellow Drill
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon · Billiard Ball · Bumper · Cannon · Capsule · Cloud · Coconut · Conveyor Belt · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Drop Target · Fireball · Flipper · Grind Rail · High-speed warp tube · Hint Ring · Iron ball · Lighting switch · Metal nut · Minecart · Musical note · Prism · Seesaw* · Sling Shot · Slot machine · Spring · Spring Catapult · Star Post · Surprise Crocodile · Triangle Bumper · Truffle Cannon · Windmill
Items	General	1-Up · Apple · Asteroid Ring · Blue Chip · Bound bell · Cage · Casino Token · Chaos Emerald · Invincible · Item Box (Floating, Warp, Super Ring) · Number Ring · Power Sneakers · Red Star Ring · Ring · Ring (Nights) · Shield · Thunder Shield
	RC Vehicles	Helicopter · Fighter Jet · Stealth Jet · Hovercraft · Balloon · UFO · Omochao
Voice actors	English	Roger Craig Smith (Sonic) · Mike Pollock (Eggman) · Kate Higgins (Tails) · Travis Willingham (Knuckles, Zavok) · Cindy Robinson (Amy) · Kirk Thornton (Orbot, Master Zik) · Wally Wingert (Cubot) · Liam O'Brien (Zazz) · Patrick Seitz (Zomom) · Stephanie Sheh (Zeena) · Sam Riegel (Zor)
	Japanese	Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) · Wataru Takagi (Cubot) · Jōji Nakata (Zavok) · Yutaka Aoyama (Zazz) · Yumi Tōma (Zeena) · Makoto Terada (Master Zik) · Chafūrin (Zomom) · Yūki Tai (Zor)
Music		Sonic Lost World Bonus Soundtrack (Special Selection) · Sonic Lost World: Wonder World EP · Without Boundaries: Sonic Lost World Original Soundtrack
Other		Auto Running · Cacophonic Conch · Egg Mobile · Extractor · Life · Life (energy) · Loop · Lost Hex · Mech Dragon · Miles Electric · Mission · Moon Mech · Rank · Secret Bonus · Sonic the Hedgehog Halloween ComicFest 2013 · Time Attack · Tornado · Totem pole · Water · Wisp Away* · Wisp Gauge · Zeti

*Appears in the Wii U version only
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Sonic Mania

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Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails (Super Tails) · Knuckles (Super Knuckles) · Mighty^ (Super Mighty^) · Ray^ (Super Ray^)
Non-playable characters		Eggman · Eggrobo (Hard Boiled Heavies (Heavy Gunner, Heavy King, Heavy Magician, Heavy Rider, Heavy Shinobi), Phantom Heavies (Phantom Gunner, Phantom King, Phantom Magician, Phantom Rider, Phantom Shinobi)) · Jimmy · Metal Sonic (Giga Metal) · Rock Drill · Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Locky, Micky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky, Tocky, Wocky)
Zones		Angel Island Zone^ · Green Hill Zone · Chemical Plant Zone · Studiopolis Zone · Flying Battery Zone · Press Garden Zone · Stardust Speedway Zone · Hydrocity Zone · Mirage Saloon Zone · Oil Ocean Zone · Lava Reef Zone · Metallic Madness Zone · Titanic Monarch Zone · Egg Reverie Zone* · Special Stage · Bonus Stage* · Pinball Stage^
Enemies		Amy Doll · Aquis · Armadiloid · Asteron · Ball Hog · Batbrain · Blaster · Blastoid · Bloominator^ · Bugernaut · Bumpalo · Buzz Bomber · Cactula · Canister · Caterkiller Jr. · Chopper · Clucker · Crabmeat · Dango · Dragonfly · Fireworm · Flasher Mk. II · Gohla · Grabber · Hotaru · IceBomba · Iwamodoki · Jawz · Jellygnite · Juggle Saw · Kabasira · Kanabun · Madmole · Matryoshka-Bom · Mecha-Bu · Mega Chopper · Mic Drop · Monkey Dude^ · Moto Bug · Newtron · Octus · Poh-Bee · Pointdexter · Rattlekiller · Rexon · RhinoBot^ · Roller Mk. II · Scarab · Sentry Bug · Shutterbug · Silver Sonic · Spiny · Splats · Sweep · Technosqueek · Toxomister · Tubinaut · Turbo Spiker · Turbo Turtle · Vultron · Woodrow · Zombie Orbinaut
Bosses	Mini-bosses	DD Wrecker · Amoeba Droid · Heavy Gunner · Big Squeeze · Shiversaw · Hotaru Hi-Watt · Dive Eggman · Uber Caterkiller · Meter Droid · Drillerdroid · Egg Pistons mk.II · Crimson Eye
	Zone bosses	Death Egg Robot · Mean Bean Machine · Weather Globe · Spider Mobile · Heavy Shinobi · Metal Sonic · Laundro-Mobile · Heavy Magician · Mega Octus · Heavy Rider · Heavy King · Gachapandora · Phantom Egg · Phantom King and Klepto Mobile*
Moves/techniques		Air Glide^ · Bounce Jump · Climb · Crouch · Double Jump · Drop Dash · Fireball Spin Dash · Glide · Hammer Drop^ · Insta-Shield · Propeller Flying · Ring Spark Field · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Super Peel Out · Swim · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles		Arrow column · Beanstalk · Blue blob · Bomb · Bouncy Checkpoint · Bumper · Bungee Rope · Bumper wall · Cannon · Capsule · Conveyor Belt · Crusher · Dash Panel · Dropping platform · Electrical conduit · Fan · Fireball · Flipper · Flywheel · Goal Plate · Hand Launcher · Hang Glider · High-speed spiral tube · High-speed warp tube · Ice Spring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Lighting switch · Magnetic sphere · Platform-raising Wheel · Pulley · Ruby Mist · Saw · Seesaw · Sinking pool · Shrink ray · Snowblower · Spikes · Spring · Star Post · Switch · Transport · Vine · Zip Line
Items		Air bubble · Chaos Emerald · Giant Ring · Giant spear · Item Box (1-Up*, Aqua Shield, Character^, Hyper Ring, Eggman Mark, Flame Shield, Invincible, Player Swap, Power Sneakers, Random, S, Shield, Super Ring, Thunder Shield) · Little Planet flowers · Master Emerald · Metal Sonic hologram · Medallion · Ring · Robot transporter · Schrodinger's Capsule^ · Sphere · Star Circle · Time Warp sign · UFO · Warp Point
Music		Sonic Mania (vinyl album) · Sonic Mania Original Soundtrack (Selected Edition) · Sonic Mania Plus Original Soundtrack
Other		Angel Island · The Art of Sonic Mania · Auto Running · Continue · Corkscrew · Death Egg Robot · Debug Mode · Egg Mobile · Freeze · Game Over · Klepto Mobile · Level Select · Life · Little Planet · Loop · Mega Mack · Phantom Ruby · Perfect Bonus · Popgun · Sonic Mania Adventures ("Sonic Returns", "Sonic and Tails", "& Knuckles", "Mighty and Ray", "Metal Mayhem", "From: A. Rose", "The Complete Mini-Series") · Time Attack · Time Over* · Time Warp · Tunnel · Tornado* · Water

*Appears in Mania Mode only · ^Appears in Sonic Mania Plus and/or Encore Mode only
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Sonic Forces

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Playable characters		Modern and Classic Sonic (Modern and Classic Super Sonic) · Avatar · Shadow
Non-playable characters		Resistance (Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Team Chaotix (Vector, Espio, Charmy), Silver, Team Dark (Shadow, Rouge, Omega) · Eggman · Infinite · Orbot · Cubot · Metal Sonic · Chaos · Zavok · Animals (Cucky, Flicky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky)
Wisps		Blue Wisp · Green Wisp · Indigo Wisp · Ivory Wisp · Red Wisp · Violet Wisp · White Wisp · Yellow Wisp
World Map regions		Chemical Plant · City · Death Egg · Eggman Empire Fortress · Green Hill · Metropolis · Mystic Jungle
Stages	General	Lost Valley · Spaceport · Ghost Town · Prison Hall · VS. Zavok · Egg Gate · Arsenal Pyramid · Luminous Forest · VS. Infinite · Green Hill · VS. Eggman · Park Avenue · Casino Forest · Aqua Road · Sunset Heights · Capital City · VS. Infinite · Chemical Plant · Red Gate Bridge · Guardian Rock · Network Terminal · Death Egg · Metropolitan Highway · Null Space · Imperial Tower · Mortar Canyon · VS. Infinite · Iron Fortress · Final Judgement · VS. Death Egg Robot
	Episode Shadow	Enemy Territory · Eggman's Facility · Virtual Reality
	Secret	Fire Cannon 1 · Vanish Panel 1 · Bomb Block 1 · Plasma Cannon 1 · Laser Cannon 1 · Reverse Block 1
	Extra	Flying Pod · Bomb Block 2 · Laser Cannon 2 · Reverse Block 2 · Vanish Panel 2 · Fire Cannon 2 · Plasma Cannon 2
Enemies		Balkiry · Buzz Bomber · Chopper · Egg Chaser · Egg Pawn · Egg Tank · Egg Walker · Galaga Bee · Moto Bug · Missile Pod · Nebula · Sandworm · Sprinkler
Bosses		Death Egg Robot · Eggman · Egg Dragoon · Infinite · Metal Sonic · Zavok
Moves/techniques		Air Boost · Boost · Crouch (grinding) · Double Boost · Double Jump · Drop Dash · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Side Step/Cartwheel · Skydiving · Slide · Super Sonic Boost · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Stomp · Triple Boost · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack · Wall Jump · Wire Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles		Amber block · Balloon · Bomb Block · Bottomless pit · Bumper · Capsule · Conveyor Belt · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Drop Target · Electrical emitter · Fan · Flipper · Floating turret · Flywheel · Goal · Goal Plate · Grind Rail · High-speed warp tube · Hint Ring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Laser field · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Ring Shooter · Saw · Slot machine · Spikes · Spring · Spring Catapult · Spring Pole · Star Post · Triangle Bumper · Wide spring · Wire Target · Zip Line
Items	General	Air bubble · Blue Block · Blue Ring · Container (Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Costume · Item Box (Bonus Rings, Invincibility, Power Sneakers, Shield) · Medal · Meteorite · Number Ring · Red Star Ring · Ring · Silver Moon Ring · Wisp Capsule
	Wispons	Asteroid · Burst · Cube · Drill · Hover · Lightning · Void
Voice actors	English	Roger Craig Smith (Modern Sonic) · Mike Pollock (Eggman) · Liam O'Brien (Infinite) · Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Tails, Charmy) · Travis Willingham (Knuckles, Zavok) · Cindy Robinson (Amy) · Kirk Thornton (Shadow, Orbot) · Karen Strassman (Rouge) · Vic Mignogna (Omega) · Quinton Flynn (Silver) · Keith Silverstein (Vector) · Matthew Mercer (Espio) · Wally Wingert (Cubot)
	Japanese	Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Kotaro Nakamura (Eggman) · Takashi Kondō (Infinite) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) · Daisuke Ono (Silver) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Jōji Nakata (Zavok) · Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) · Wataru Takagi (Cubot) · Fumihiko Tachiki (Narrator)
Music	Songs	"Fading World" · "Fighting Onward" · "Fist Bump" · "Infinite" · "Justice" · "Moonlight Battlefield" · "Nowhere to Run" · "Rhythm And Balance" · "Set in Motion" · "Supporting Me" · "The Light of Hope" · "Virtual Enemies"
	Albums	Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack - A Hero Will Rise · Sonic Forces Vocal Traxx - On The Edge · Sonic Forces Hi-Res Collection · Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack The Vinyl Cutz
Other		Boost Gauge · Chaos Control · Challenge Mission · "Come Join the Eggman Empire!" · Corkscrew · Daily Mission · Death Crab · Death Egg · Death Queen · Eggman Army · Eggman Empire · Egg Dragoon · Egg Fleet · Egg Mobile · Experience · Health Gauge · Jackal Squad · Levitate · Loop · Mega Mack · Miles Electric · Operation Big Wave · Phantom Copy · Phantom Ruby · Phantom Ruby prototype · Psychokinesis · Rank · Real-Time Interaction · Resistance HQ · Robotomy · Sandworm · Skill · Sonic Forces digital comic (Moment of Truth, Stress Test, Looming Shadow, Rise of Infinite) · Sonic Forces: Speed Battle · SOS Mission · Time Over · Totem pole · Tunnel · War to Take Back the Planet · Wisp Gauge

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[4] Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Mega Drive) Japanese instruction booklet, p. 36.

[5] Sonic Team (November 16, 2010). Sonic Colors. Wii. Sega. Area/Level: Starlight Carnival Act 1.

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-The {{Nihongo|'''Moto Bug'''|モトラ|Motora}} is an enemy in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]]. It is a mass-produced, ladybug-like [[Badnik]] model created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]].
+The {{Nihongo|'''Moto Bug'''<ref>''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' ([[Sega Mega Drive]]) United States instruction booklet, p. 11.</ref>|モトラ<ref>''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' ([[Sega Mega Drive]]) Japanese instruction booklet, p. 36.</ref>|Motora}} is an enemy in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]]. It is a mass-produced, ladybug-like [[Badnik]] model created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]].
 Moto Bugs are usually slow-paced robots that move around, which makes them very basic enemies. The Moto Bug is known for being the first Badnik that [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] encountered and thus being the first enemy encountered in the entire series.
 ==Appearance==
-The Moto Bugs resemble a robotic version of the typical [[Wikipedia:Ladybug|ladybug]], but much larger. The classic Moto Bugs have round red body armor with vents covering their backs and blue faces which come together with their bodies in an almost spherical shape. They also have cartoony black eyes, two white mandibles, and thick yellow antennae. Their source of locomotion is reliant on the simple wheel mechanism located in their undercarriages. A small engine with an exhaust pipe on both sides of their rear propels their wheels across the ground. They also have short arms with yellow forearms and a single claw at the tip.
+The Moto Bugs resemble robotic versions of the typical [[Wikipedia:Ladybug|ladybug]], but much larger. The classic Moto Bugs have round red body armor with vents covering their backs and blue faces which come together with their bodies in an almost spherical shape. They also have cartoony black eyes, two white mandibles, and thick yellow antennae. Their source of locomotion is reliant on the simple wheel mechanism located in their undercarriages. A small engine with an exhaust pipe on both sides of their rear propels their wheels across the ground. They also have short arms with yellow forearms and a single claw at the tip.
 The Moto Bugs that appeared during [[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I|Eggman's uprising against Sonic]] were more mechanical in design and had longer claws. The Moto Bugs that later appeared during the [[Sonic Colors|Wisp incident]] and the [[Sonic Generations|Time Eater incident]] were much like the original Moto Bugs, but with black spots on their backs instead of vents and menacing cyan eyes. The Moto Bugs that later debuted during the [[Sonic Lost World|Lost Hex incident]] returned to the original ones' design, but with brighter faces, normal-looking cyan eyes and two black spots on their backs.
-During the [[Sonic Forces|Phantom Ruby incident]], the Moto Bugs received a more militaristic design. In addition to their backs becoming white-gray (although their spot markings remained), they had smal blue exhaust pipes and small faces. They also had blue rims that went around the back of their necks, and black faces with red eyes. They also wore what appeared to be a visor with a red lens and antenas, and their wheels were being held in place by white discs with blue rims.
+During the [[Sonic Forces|Phantom Ruby incident]], the Moto Bugs received a more militaristic design. In addition to their backs becoming white-gray (although their spot markings remained), they had smal blue exhaust pipes and small faces. They also had blue rims that went around the back of their necks, and black faces with red eyes. They also wore what appeared to be a visor with a red lens and antenas, and their wheels were being held in place by white discs with blue rims. Some Moto Bugs actually remained in their older design when encountered during the [[War to Take Back the Planet]].
 ==Game appearances==
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 ===''Sonic the Hedgehog 4''===
-[[File:S4 Motobug Sprite.png|left|thumb|196x196px|The Motobug in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1]]''.]]
+[[File:S4 Motobug Sprite.png|left|thumb|196x196px|The Motobug in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I]]''.]]
 In ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I]]'' and ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal]]'', the Moto Bugs returned as enemies. In these games, they received a more modernized design. Their name was also spelled as "'''Motobug'''".<ref name="StH4Info"/> The player encounters them in [[Splash Hill Zone]] and ''Episode Metal'' Act 4.
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 ===''Sonic Colors''===
-[[File:motobug generations.png‎|thumb|The Moto Bug in ''[[Sonic Colors]]''.]]
+[[File:SonicColors Model MotoBug.png‎|thumb|The Moto Bug in ''[[Sonic Colors]]''.]]
 In the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Moto Bugs returned once more as enemies. In this game, they received another slight redesign that made them look more modernized and ladybug-like. The player only encounters them during the high-speed [[Quick Step]] sections in [[Starlight Carnival]] Act 1, [[Asteroid Coaster]] Act 4, and [[Terminal Velocity]] Act 1.
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 ===''Sonic Generations''===
-[[File:Motobug Generations.png|thumb|left|180px|The Moto Bug in the console/[[PC]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.]]
+[[File:Sonic Generations - Green Hill - Game Shot - (13).jpg|thumb|left|180px|Moto Bugs in the console/[[PC]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.]]
 In both the console/[[PC]] and [[Nintendo 3DS]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]'', the Moto Bug returned as an enemy. In this game, they retained their design from ''[[Sonic Colors]]''. In both versions of the game, the player only encounters the Moto Bugs in [[Green Hill (Sonic Generations)|Green Hill]].
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 In the console/PC version of the game, there are also giant, indestructible Moto Bugs in the [[Knuckles: Horde of Enemies]] [[Challenge Act]]. These Moto Bugs cannot hurt Sonic, nor do they attempt to attack him, but they can propel Sonic high into the air if they are struck by an attack from a certain height, which is useful during these Moto Bugs' Challenge Act. A statue of the Moto Bug can also be unlocked in the console/PC version's [[Statue Room]].
+===''Sonic Jump'' (2012)===
+[[file:Mechanical Zone.PNG|left|thumb|100px|A Moto Bug in ''[[Sonic Jump Fever]]''.]]
+In ''[[Sonic Jump (2012)|Sonic Jump]]'' and ''[[Sonic Jump Fever]]'', the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In these games, they retain their design from ''[[Sonic Generations]]''. The player encounters them in [[Green Hill Zone (Sonic Jump) (2012)|Green Hill Zone]], [[Jungle Zone (Sonic Jump) (2012)|Jungle Zone]], [[Blue Sky Zone (Sonic Jump) (2012)|Blue]][[Blue Sky Zone (Sonic Jump) (2012)|Blue Sky Zone]], and [[Mechanical Zone (Sonic Jump Fever)|Mechanical Zone]].
+In gameplay, the Moto Bugs' attack patterns involve them simply driving around on their respective platforms. To destroy a Moto Bug, the player must jump into it from below.
 ===''Sonic Lost World''===
 [[File:Motobug in Lost World.jpg|thumb|Sonic attacking Moto Bugs in he Wii U version of ''[[Sonic Lost World]]''.]]
-In ''[[Sonic Lost World]]'', the Moto Bugs were redesigned so that they resembled their original incretion, but with spots on their back and cyan eyes. During the game, [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]'s Badniks, the Moto Bugs included, got hijacked by the [[Deadly Six]] after the group betrayed the Doctor.
+In ''[[Sonic Lost World]]'', the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In this game, they were redesigned so that they resembled their original incarnation, but with spots on their back and cyan eyes. During the game, [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]'s Badniks, the Moto Bugs included, got hijacked by the [[Deadly Six]] after the group betrayed the Doctor.
 The Moto Bug is the most common enemy in the game. On the Wii U version of the game, the player encounters the Moto Bugs in [[Windy Hill]] Zone 1, 2, 3 and 4, [[Desert Ruins]] Zone 1, 3 and 4, [[Tropical Coast]] Zone 1, 2 and 4, [[Frozen Factory]] Zone 1, and [[Silent Forest]] Zone 1, 2 and 4. On the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, the player encounters them in Windy Hill Tutorial, Windy Hill Zone 1, 2 and 3, Desert Ruins Zone 1 and 2, Tropical Coast Zone 1 and 2, Frozen Factory Zone 1 and 2, Silent Forest Zone 2, and [[Sky Road (Sonic Lost World)|Sky Road]] Zone 3.
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 In ''[[Sonic Runners Adventure]]'', the Moto Bugs appear as enemies. In this game, they retain their design from ''[[Sonic Lost World]]''. The player encounters them in [[Green Hill (Sonic Runners Adventure)|Green Hill]] and [[Sky Sanctuary (Sonic Runners Adventure)|Sky Sanctuary]].
-In gameplay, the Moto Bugs either remain stationary or move slowly towards the player, much like they did in their [[Sonic Runners|previous title]]. Also, upon their destruction, they release an [[Animals|Animal]].
+In gameplay, the Moto Bugs either remain stationary or move slowly towards the player, much like how they did in their [[Sonic Runners|previous title]]. Also, upon their destruction, they release an [[Animals|Animal]].
 ===''Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games''===
+[[File:Moto-Bug-Octus-Mario-&-Sonic.png|thumb|200px|right|A Moto Bug in ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]''.]]
-In the [[Wii U]] version of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]'', Moto Bugs appear as items in the Duel Beach Volleyball event. Here, they can move under the net and charge towards its opponent, decreasing 15 duel points for each hit. Players can jump over it to avoid its attack though.
+In the [[Wii U]] version of ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]'', Moto Bugs appear as items in the Duel Beach Volleyball event. Here, they can move under the net and charge towards its opponent, decreasing 15 duel points for each hit. Players can jump over it to avoid its attack though. They also appear in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] version of the game, appearing as obstacles in the Dream Equestrian event.
 ===''Sonic Mania''===
 [[File:SMMotoBug.png|left]]
-In ''[[Sonic Mania]]'', the Moto Bugs reappeared as enemies. In terms of design, they look exactly how they did in the original ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]''. In this game, they only appear in [[Green Hill Zone (Sonic Mania)|Green Hill Zone]]. It terms of attack patterns, they behave just like in their debut by driving around on long areas of the ground. They are similarly easily destroyed by any attack. Also, upon their destruction, they  release an [[Animals|Animal]].
+In ''[[Sonic Mania]]'', and its expansion ''[[Sonic Mania Plus]]'', the Moto Bugs reappear as enemies. In terms of design, they look exactly how they did in the original ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (1991)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]''. In these games, they only appear in [[Green Hill Zone (Sonic Mania)|Green Hill Zone]]. It terms of attack patterns, they behave just like in their debut by driving around on long areas of the ground. They are similarly easily destroyed by any attack. Also, upon their destruction, they  release an [[Animals|Animal]].
 In addition to the Moto Bugs the player encounters in the Acts, a Moto Bug named "[[Jimmy]]" was utilized as a steed by the [[Heavy Rider]] in the game.
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 On the water slides in Aqua Road and Eggman's Facility, deactivated Moto Bugs with their design from ''Sonic Lost World'' appear as drifting obstacles. If the playable character collides with them, the playable character will be pushed to the side, putting them as risk of falling off the water slides. However, these collision also destroy the Moto Bugs. Occasionally, a golden Moto Bug will also appear. These Moto Bugs require three hits to be destroyed, and when they are, they will release a prize, like a [[Super Ring]] or a [[Red Star Ring]]. Sometimes, this will also cause the next golden Moto Bug to spawn.
-During the [[Metal Sonic (Sonic Forces)|Metal Sonic]] and [[Infinite (boss)#Eggman Empire Fortress|Infinite]] boss fights, the boss will gather Moto Bugs (who sport their designs from both ''Sonic Lost World'' and ''Sonic Forces'') to protect themselves when the player gets close. These Moto Bugs can be knocked away with consecutive [[Homing Attack]]s/[[Wire Attack]]s or the [[Wispon]].
+During the [[Metal Sonic (Sonic Forces)|Metal Sonic]] and [[Infinite (boss)#Eggman Empire Fortress|Infinite]] boss fights, the boss will gather Moto Bugs (who sport their designs from both ''Sonic Lost World'' and ''Sonic Forces'') and [[Egg Pawn]]s to protect themselves when the player gets close. These Moto Bugs can be knocked away with consecutive [[Homing Attack]]s/[[Wire Attack]]s or the [[Wispon]].
 ==Powers and abilities==
-The Moto Bugs are often considered the weakest Badniks created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]. They come equipped with small claws, but hey have yet to be seen using them.
+The Moto Bugs are often considered the weakest Badniks created by [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]. They come equipped with small claws, but they have yet to be seen using them.
 As seen during the [[Sonic Colors|Wisp incident]], the Moto Bugs are able to move at speeds rivaling that of [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] himself. They can also use their exhaust pipes like rockets to achieve flight.<ref>Sonic Team (November 16, 2010). Sonic Colors. Wii. Sega. Area/Level: Starlight Carnival Act 1.</ref>
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 The '''New Motora''' is an updated model of the Moto Bugs that possesses a different paintjob, but otherwise uses the same attack patterns as the Moto Bugs. They first appeared in [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit)|''Sonic the Hedgehog 2'' (8-bit)]].
-===Sunset Park Badnik===
+===Sunset Park Zone Badnik===
-{{Main|Sunset Park Badnik}}
+{{Main|Sunset Park Zone Badnik}}
 [[File:SunsetParkBadnik.gif|right]]
-The unnamed Badnik of [[Sunset Park Zone]] is another variant of the Moto Bug. In terms of appearance, they look just like the regular Moto Bug. These ones, however, drive [[Spin Coaster]]s, which others can take control of if they eliminate the Badnik driving them. They first appeared in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble]]''.
+The unnamed Badnik in [[Sunset Park Zone]] is another variant of the Moto Bug. In terms of appearance, they look almost like the regular Moto Bug. These ones, however, drive [[Spin Coaster]]s, which others can take control of if they eliminate the Badniks driving them. They first appeared in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble]]''.
 ===Tentou===
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 {{Main|Aotento}}
 [[File:Blue Akatento.png|left]]
-The '''Aotento''' is a blue, aerial-based variant of the Moto Bug. These robots possess flight capabilities for the purpose of allowing them to fly into an airborne enemies' flight path. They first appeared in ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]''.
+The '''Aotento''' is a blue, aerial-based variant of the Moto Bug. These robots possess flight capabilities for the purpose of allowing them to fly into an airborne enemy's flight path. They first appeared in ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]''.
 ==In other media==
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 ====IDW Publishing====
 {{Main|Moto Bug (IDW)}}
-In the ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW comic series)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' comic series published by [[IDW Publishing]], the Moto Bugs are [[Badnik (IDW)|Badniks]] created by [[Doctor Eggman (IDW)|Dr. Eggman]]. Their past is virtually identical to their game counterparts' up until after ''[[Sonic Forces]]''. After the war, the Moto Bugs began launching coordinated attacks on villages under a guiding force.
+In the ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW comic series)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' comic series and its spin-offs published by [[IDW Publishing]], the Moto Bugs are [[Badnik (IDW)|Badniks]] created by [[Doctor Eggman (IDW)|Dr. Eggman]]. Their past is virtually identical to their game counterparts' up until after ''[[Sonic Forces]]''. After the war, the Moto Bugs began launching coordinated attacks on villages under a guiding force. Two giant versions of the Moto Bug, one armed with twin mounted cannons, were present during the attack on the third village.
 ===Animation===
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 ==Merchandise==
 [[File:Classic Sonic Figure.PNG|thumb|right|180px|Classic Sonic figure; a small Moto Bug figure comes with it.]]
-The toy company [[Tomy]] has released Moto Bug action figurine during the release of ''[[Sonic & Knuckles]]'' as it also includes a series of 21 Sonic figurines and these figurines came in packs of four under the ''Sonic & Knuckles'' label and were also released individually under a ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' label.
+The toy company [[Tomy]] released a Moto Bug figurine to promote the release of ''[[Sonic & Knuckles]]''. Despite not appearing in the game, the figurine was included in a series of a total of twenry-one various Mega Drive-era ''Sonic'' characters and enemies. These figurines came in five different packs of four under the ''Sonic & Knuckles'' label.
+For the 20th anniversary of the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series, [[Jazwares]] produced figures of the characters and enemies from the series. A Classic Sonic was released, and included a Moto Bug figurine based on its ''Sonic Generations'' design.
-For the 20th anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog, [[Jazwares]] decided to make figures of the characters and enemies from the series. A Classic Sonic was released and included a little Moto Bug figurine.
+For the 25th anniversary of the series, [[Kidrobot]] produced collectible blind box figurines and keychain figurines of characters and Badniks from ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' and ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2''. One of the Badniks available was Moto Bug, both as a figurine and a keychain.
 ==Trivia==
 *Moto Bug appears in ''[[Sonic and the Black Knight]]'' in winning fan art.
+*In an [[media:SonicColors-motobugweapon.png|unused character model]] of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Moto Bug is shown with a pair of tube-shaped weapons on its back that are seemingly meant to be used as weapons. However, this version of the Moto Bug never appeared in the game.<ref>https://tcrf.net/Sonic_Colors_%28Wii%29</ref>
-[[File:SonicColors-motobugweapon.png|thumb|220px|The unused Moto Bug model.]]
+*The [[w:c:megaman:Roader|Roaders]] in the ''[[w:c:megaman:Mega Man (series)|Mega Man]]'' series bear a similar concept and purpose to that of the Moto Bug Badniks.
-*In an unused character model of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Moto Bug is shown with a pair of tube-shaped weapons on its back that are seemingly meant to be used as weapons. However, this version of the Moto Bug never appeared in the game.<ref>https://tcrf.net/Sonic_Colors_%28Wii%29</ref>
-*The Roaders in the ''Mega Man'' series bear a similar concept and purpose to that of the Motobug badniks.
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Sonic Generations enemies]]
 [[Category:Sonic Lost World enemies]]
+[[Category:Sonic Jump (2012) enemies]]
 [[Category:Sonic Runners enemies]]
 [[Category:Sonic Runners Adventure enemies]]