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The '''E-10000G''' model accounts for most of [[Doctor Eggman]]'s robotic minions deployed during ''[[Sonic Riders]]''. Racing bots capable of riding [[Extreme Gear]], these green-painted machines compete against [[Team Sonic]] and the [[Babylon Rogues]] in races of the [[EX World Grand Prix]] and beyond. It is a playable character in free race or multiplayer modes, unlocked by either playing 100 races or clocking up over 20 hours of play-time. | The '''E-10000G''' model accounts for most of [[Doctor Eggman]]'s robotic minions deployed during ''[[Sonic Riders]]''. Racing bots capable of riding [[Extreme Gear]], these green-painted machines compete against [[Team Sonic]] and the [[Babylon Rogues]] in races of the [[EX World Grand Prix]] and beyond. It is a playable character in free race or multiplayer modes, unlocked by either playing 100 races or clocking up over 20 hours of play-time. | ||
| − | E-10000G is ostensibly a Power type racer, although opponent models in the Story Mode can use Speed and Flight type skills as well. Multiple copies of the robot appear as opponents in almost every EX World Grand Prix race in the game, with the exception of the final in [[Sand Ruins]] or [[Dark Desert]]. They also follow their master to continue racing against [[Jet]] and [[Sonic]] aboard the [[Babylon Garden]]. | + | E-10000G is ostensibly a [[Power type]] racer, although opponent models in the Story Mode can use Speed and Flight type skills as well. Multiple copies of the robot appear as opponents in almost every EX World Grand Prix race in the game, with the exception of the final in [[Sand Ruins]] or [[Dark Desert]]. They also follow their master to continue racing against [[Jet]] and [[Sonic]] aboard the [[Babylon Garden]]. |
The E-10000G models have headgear that looks remarkably like backwards baseball caps. They are generally more humanoid than earlier [[E-series robots]] like the E-100s, although they neither speak nor demonstrate having the kind of self-awareness exhibited by [[E-101 Beta]] or [[E-102 Gamma]]. They defer to [[E-10000R]], who commands them to attack [[Knuckles]] and [[Storm]] just before [[Sky Road]]. | The E-10000G models have headgear that looks remarkably like backwards baseball caps. They are generally more humanoid than earlier [[E-series robots]] like the E-100s, although they neither speak nor demonstrate having the kind of self-awareness exhibited by [[E-101 Beta]] or [[E-102 Gamma]]. They defer to [[E-10000R]], who commands them to attack [[Knuckles]] and [[Storm]] just before [[Sky Road]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 28 June 2010
The E-10000G model accounts for most of Doctor Eggman's robotic minions deployed during Sonic Riders. Racing bots capable of riding Extreme Gear, these green-painted machines compete against Team Sonic and the Babylon Rogues in races of the EX World Grand Prix and beyond. It is a playable character in free race or multiplayer modes, unlocked by either playing 100 races or clocking up over 20 hours of play-time.
E-10000G is ostensibly a Power type racer, although opponent models in the Story Mode can use Speed and Flight type skills as well. Multiple copies of the robot appear as opponents in almost every EX World Grand Prix race in the game, with the exception of the final in Sand Ruins or Dark Desert. They also follow their master to continue racing against Jet and Sonic aboard the Babylon Garden.
The E-10000G models have headgear that looks remarkably like backwards baseball caps. They are generally more humanoid than earlier E-series robots like the E-100s, although they neither speak nor demonstrate having the kind of self-awareness exhibited by E-101 Beta or E-102 Gamma. They defer to E-10000R, who commands them to attack Knuckles and Storm just before Sky Road.