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| − | '''Bane Motora''' | + | '''{{PAGENAME}}'''{{fileref|SonicChaos GG US manual.pdf|page=15}}, known as '''Bane Motora''' (バネモトラ){{fileref|Sonic Chaos Game Gear JP Manual.pdf|page=27}} in Japan, is a [[Badnik]] found in ''[[Sonic Chaos]]''. |
| − | Turquoise Hill Zone's boss, [[Great Bane Motora Gold]] is a bigger version of this | + | ==Overview== |
| + | This Badnik has two colour variants: a red version being found in [[Turquoise Hill Zone]] while a blue version is found in [[Mecha Green Hill Zone]]. They are based off of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)|Sonic 1]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Moto Bug]] (named "Motora" in the Japanese manual), but have a [[spring]] attached to the top, meaning they can only be destroyed via the sides. | ||
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| + | Turquoise Hill Zone's boss, [[Great Bane Motora Gold]] is a bigger version of this Badnik. | ||
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Boing-o-Bot[1], known as Bane Motora (バネモトラ)[2] in Japan, is a Badnik found in Sonic Chaos.
Overview
This Badnik has two colour variants: a red version being found in Turquoise Hill Zone while a blue version is found in Mecha Green Hill Zone. They are based off of Sonic 1's Moto Bug (named "Motora" in the Japanese manual), but have a spring attached to the top, meaning they can only be destroyed via the sides.
Turquoise Hill Zone's boss, Great Bane Motora Gold is a bigger version of this Badnik.
References
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