Difference between revisions of "Egg Emperor"
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| + | | name=Egg Emperor | ||
| + | | game=[[Sonic Heroes]] | ||
| + | | hits=150 | ||
| + | | level=[[Final Fortress]] | ||
| + | | playedas=All teams | ||
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| + | The '''Egg Emperor''' is the final boss of ''[[Sonic Heroes]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki> main story, appearing at the end of the fourteenth level, [[Final Fortress]]. Finally confronting [[Neo Metal Sonic|"Eggman"]] at the core of his vast [[Eggman Fleet]], the heroes find themselves facing this grand-daddy of all [[Egg Pawn]]s, piloted by the villain himself. The Egg Emperor is a jetpack-fitted killing machine in much the same vein as [[Giant Mech|Dr. Robotnik's Giant Mech]], but with a speed and viciousness unmatched by the ''[[Sonic 2]]'' original. Wielding a huge spear and polearm, the mecha tears across [[Final Fortress]]' outer hull to smash the troublesome heroes. | ||
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| + | In a similar style to the [[Egg Hawk]], this boss battle alternates between linear chase segments and set-piece battles in a fixed arena. The action starts with the teams pursuing "Eggman" down a straight gangway, as the scientist sends energy waves from his spear-slashes and volleys of missiles from the launchers on the machine's back. To make matters worse, if you fall too far behind the Emperor comes surging forwards with an unstoppable, un-dodgable charge will at best knock out all your [[ring]]s, and at worse catch you while jumping between platforms and send you plummeting to your death. | ||
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| + | Dogged pursuit eventually catapults the team up to a level circular platform; the Emperor floats in the centre, sending out yet more munitions ''and'' summoning shielded [[Egg Pawns]] to contend with. Nonetheless, this is the place where he is most vulnerable. High-level [[Thunder Shoot]] works well in damaging ''and'' briefly stunning the robot to prevent counter-attacks; and of course in ''Sonic Heores'' foes are always vulnerable to a close-proximity [[Team Blast]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:41, 11 February 2010
| Egg Emperor |
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| Game: [[Sonic Heroes]][[Category:Sonic Heroes bosses]] |
| Level: [[Final Fortress]] |
| Hits to defeat: 150 |
| Fought by: All teams |
The Egg Emperor is the final boss of Sonic Heroes' main story, appearing at the end of the fourteenth level, Final Fortress. Finally confronting "Eggman" at the core of his vast Eggman Fleet, the heroes find themselves facing this grand-daddy of all Egg Pawns, piloted by the villain himself. The Egg Emperor is a jetpack-fitted killing machine in much the same vein as Dr. Robotnik's Giant Mech, but with a speed and viciousness unmatched by the Sonic 2 original. Wielding a huge spear and polearm, the mecha tears across Final Fortress' outer hull to smash the troublesome heroes.
In a similar style to the Egg Hawk, this boss battle alternates between linear chase segments and set-piece battles in a fixed arena. The action starts with the teams pursuing "Eggman" down a straight gangway, as the scientist sends energy waves from his spear-slashes and volleys of missiles from the launchers on the machine's back. To make matters worse, if you fall too far behind the Emperor comes surging forwards with an unstoppable, un-dodgable charge will at best knock out all your rings, and at worse catch you while jumping between platforms and send you plummeting to your death.
Dogged pursuit eventually catapults the team up to a level circular platform; the Emperor floats in the centre, sending out yet more munitions and summoning shielded Egg Pawns to contend with. Nonetheless, this is the place where he is most vulnerable. High-level Thunder Shoot works well in damaging and briefly stunning the robot to prevent counter-attacks; and of course in Sonic Heores foes are always vulnerable to a close-proximity Team Blast.