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The Buzz Bomber (ビートン Bīton?, lit. "Beeton") is an enemy in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a mass-produced, bee-based Badnik model created by Dr. Eggman. Buzz Bombers have several upgraded models based on them. Since the Buzz Bombers' first appearance, they or other similar bee-type Badniks (such as Buzzers) have become one of the most common enemies in the series.
The Buzz Bombers first appeared as enemies in the original 16-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog. These Badniks were the most common enemies in the game, being featured specifically in the Green Hill Zone, Marble Zone and Spring Yard Zone.
Previously Featured: Seaside Island, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 1, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit), Sonic's Scream TestCredits to JHusk98 (talk) (contributions) for suggesting this poll.
In Floral Forest Village, Dr. Eggman is once again pouring a large batch of the Metal Virus with the Faceship. Dr. Starline expresses his confusion as the village was too remote to be of any strategic value to Eggman. Eggman explains to Starline that the village will soon become a veritable minefield of Metal Virus vectors that Sonic will not be able to avoid as some of his friends live there. Read more...
"Crisis City, Part 1"! Eggman's reign of terror continues! Sonic races to help Team Dark rescue civilians from a major city, but his own metal virus infection is getting worse! Outnumbered, how long can Sonic outrun the inevitable? And who else will fall? A major cornerstone of the metal virus saga! One of Sonic's most powerful allies falls victim to the disease, but who? Read more...
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