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- "Robotnikland" redirects here. For the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episode, see Robotnikland (episode).
The Eggman Empire, used interchangeably with Eggmanland, Robotnikland, and Robotnik Empire, is a concept which often crops up amidst the crazed ravings of Sonic's arch-nemesis and resident evil genius, Dr. Eggman. Its meaning often seems to shift wildly depending on translation, continuity, and Eggman's mood at the time, but in general, the Eggman Empire refers to territory in Sonic's world that's been taken over by the fat scientist and his robotic servants.
History
Before Sonic Adventure began injecting a more concrete plot into the Sonic continuity, Eggman's precise motivation for all the robotization he kept committing was never entirely spelled out in-game. However, in the 3D era, the fat man's dreams of global empire became more blatant - notably in Sonic Adventure 2, when he declared as much to the entire world after firing the Eclipse Cannon. So this sense the Eggman Empire can also refer not to the territory Eggman has, but to the imagined territory he wants - an entire planet totally under his control.
Levels set inside into Eggman's factory-cities in the early games - Scrap Brain Zone, Metropolis - give a preview of what the Eggman Empire might be like. The area closest to Eggman's imagined dystopia seems to be Sonic Unleashed's Eggmanland stage; a crazed carnival-factory, chock full of egomaniacal statues depicting the scientist.
In Sonic Forces, Eggman acquires the Phantom Ruby and enlists the help of Infinite. As soon as Infinite defeats Sonic, the Eggman Empire implants its dominion over the world. Several places in the world and in space have fallen under the influence of the evil scientist; paradisaical locations like Green Hill were completely destroyed by desertification and then industrialization to serve as a weapons depot, while industrial areas like Chemical Plant were expanded to the entire planet, serving as both a chemical factory and a spaceport.
In other media
Sonic Underground
The Robotnik Empire[1] ruled Mobius through the use of Roboticization.
Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)
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