Violet Wisp

Violet Wisp
A Violet Wisp, from the Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colors.
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS version)
Game appearances	Sonic Colors (Wii version) (cameo) Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS version) Sonic Forces Team Sonic Racing
Appearances in other media	IDW Publishing Team Sonic Racing One-shot
Biographical overview
Relative(s)	Mother Wisp (mother) The Wisp race (siblings)
Species	Wisp
Physical description
Skin	Violet
Alignment and character traits
Alignment	Good
Powers and abilities
Skills	Flight Hyper-go-on usage and bestowment

Once Dr. Eggman captures a Wisp, he transforms it into a Nega-Wisp, such as the Violet Wisp. Be careful, as these violent creatures will bark and bite! They also have the power to transform Sonic into a Violet Void.

— Description, Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS)

The Violet Wisp (バイオレットウィスプ, Baioretto Wisupu^?) is a creature that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a type of Nega-Wisp that grants the Violet Void Color Power.

Appearance

Being a Nega-Wisp, the Violet Wisps have a more menacing look than other Wisps. Their heads are round with five curved-back tentacles around them, making them look like swirls. They lack eyes, unlike normal Wisps, and instead have a serrated mouth that look like a menacing grin. They also have three wide tentacles that stem from their heads and end in jagged points.

Game appearances

Sonic Colors

The Violet Wisps appear in both the Wii version and Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colors, though they only appear during cutscenes on the Wii. The Violet Wisps were originally normal Wisps, until they were captured by Dr. Eggman during Sonic Colors and siphoned dry of their Hyper-go-on in an attempt on the doctor's behalf to take over Sonic's world with a Mind Control Ray. This process, however, mutated these unfortunate Wisps into the corrupted Violet Wisps, who were forced to carry out Eggman's evil plans. Near the end of Sonic Colors, however, all of the Violet Wisps were returned to normal by the remainder of the Wisp race with their own Hyper-go-on, who had been freed by Sonic the Hedgehog.

In gameplay on the Nintendo DS version of the game, the Violet Wisps appear as Wisp Capsule power-ups that enable the Violet Void. The player encounters the Violet Wisps in Sweet Mountain and Asteroid Coaster.

Sonic Forces

In Sonic Forces, the Violet Wisps returned as Wisp Capsule power-ups for the Avatar's Void Wispon, which is the only Wispon that will accept them. With the Violet Wisp, the Void Wispon is able to perform its special action for a limited time. The player encounters the Violet Wisps in Spaceport, Prison Hall, Arsenal Pyramid, Park Avenue, Aqua Road, Capital City, Guardian Rock, Null Space and Imperial Tower.

Team Sonic Racing

In Team Sonic Racing, the Violet Wisps appear as Item Box power-ups on the game's race tracks. They are exclusively picked up by Power-Type racers, but can be transferred to other character types via Item Box Transfer. In gameplay, the Violet Wisp power-ups allow the player to suck in Rings, Item Boxes, and slow down opponents with the Violet Void.

In the comic tie-in, during one of the early races in Dodon Pa's Grand Prix, a Violet Wisp was used by Rouge as a part of a collaboration attack on Dr. Eggman, who had intruded on Team Sonic and Team Dark's race.

Personality

Unlike normal Wisps, who have playful personalities, the Violet Wisps are rather violent. Because of their mutation, the Violet Wisps' mindset is that of a wild and feral animal, and they will threaten others by biting and barking if approached.

While the Violet Wisps are not fighters, they are nonetheless brave and very helpful towards their friends and allies.

Powers and abilities

The Violet Wisps are able to levitate in midair at will, which serves as their main method of transportation.

The Violet Wisps are able to generate and store their own unique variant of a powerful energy known as Hyper-go-on inside their own bodies, which is their life source. However, due to their mutation, the Violet Wisps' Hyper-go-on has been corrupted, resulting in a darker and negative version of their Hyper-go-on. It is unclear to what extent they can use their own Hyper-go-on.

The Violet Wisps are able to pass on a fraction of their Hyper-go by phasing into the recipient. When organic beings or robots receive their Hyper-go-on, they can transform into the Violet Void which can suck objects into oblivion.

In other media

IDW Publishing

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by IDW Publishing, the Violet Wisps are aliens from Planet Wisp. Much like in the games, some of them have settled down on Sonic's world where they help out the planet's inhabitants from time to time.

Gallery

Concept artwork

Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS)

Screenshots

Gallery

A Violet Wisp with Sonic, Tails and the other types of Wisps in the opening of the DS version of Sonic Colors. A Violet Wisp with Sonic, Tails and the other types of Wisps in the opening of the DS version of Sonic Colors. The Violet Wisp making its first appearance in the DS version of Sonic Colors. A Violet Wisp in a Wisp Capsule in the DS version of Sonic Colors. Violet Wisps being restored to normal.

Miscellaneous

Official wallpaper

References

Wisps

• Wisp types
• Nega-Wisps
• Misc.
• Wispons

Black Wisp (Black Bomb)	Blue Wisp (Blue Cube)	Crimson Wisp (Crimson Eagle)
Cyan Wisp (Cyan Laser)	Gray Wisp (Gray Quake)	Green Wisp (Green Hover)
Indigo Wisp (Indigo Asteroid)	Ivory Wisp (Ivory Lightning)	Jade Wisp (Jade Ghost)
Magenta Wisp (Magenta Rhythm)	Orange Wisp (Orange Rocket)	Pink Wisp (Pink Spikes)
Red Wisp (Red Burst)	White Wisp (Boost)	Yellow Wisp (Yellow Drill)

Purple Wisp (Purple Frenzy)

Violet Wisp (Violet Void)

Nega-Mother Wisp

Mother Wisp

Yacker

Asteroid Wispon	Burst Wispon	Cube Wispon
Drill Wispon	Hover Wispon	Lightning Wispon
Void Wispon

Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS)

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