Difference between revisions of "Eggman Nega"
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==[[Sonic Rivals]]== | ==[[Sonic Rivals]]== | ||
| − | The events of this game seemingly took place after the events of ''Sonic Rush''. However, this game contradicted it, stating that Eggman Nega is Dr. Robotnik's decendant from 200 years into the future, rather than his dimensional counterpart. During the events of this game, Nega created (or stole) a special type of camera, which has the ability to turn anything into a card in just a click of a button. Using this device, Nega traveled into the past, captured Dr. Robotnik, and had him turned into a card. He then did the same thing to [[Rouge]] after she discovered his secret, and for unknown reasons, did the same to Tails and Amy. In [[Shadow]]'s story, it is revealed that Nega traveled into the past, so that he could change the future. According to himself, he comes from a "long line of brilliant scientists", and that he "lineage was disrupted by Eggman's failures." He thought that if he were to get rid of Robotnik, then that would "alter [his] family history forever". Before he could do that, Shadow and [[Silver]] manage to save him. Afterwards, Nega traveled into space, using his ship, the "Egg Destroyer", in which he planned to destroy the Earth by turning it into a card. In the end, he is thwarted by Sonic, Knuckles, Shadow, and Silver. | + | The events of this game seemingly took place after the events of ''Sonic Rush''. However, this game contradicted it, stating that Eggman Nega is Dr. Robotnik's decendant from 200 years into the future, rather than his dimensional counterpart. During the events of this game, Nega created (or stole) a special type of camera, which has the ability to turn anything into a card in just a click of a button. Using this device, Nega traveled into the past, captured Dr. Robotnik, and had him turned into a card. He then did the same thing to [[Rouge]] after she discovered his secret, and for unknown reasons, did the same to Tails and Amy. In [[Shadow]]'s story, it is revealed that Nega traveled into the past, so that he could change the future. According to himself, he comes from a "long line of brilliant scientists", and that he "lineage was disrupted by Eggman's failures." He thought that if he were to get rid of Robotnik, then that would "alter [his] family history forever". Before he could do that, Shadow and [[Silver]] manage to save him. Afterwards, Nega traveled into space, using his ship, the "Egg Destroyer", in which he planned to destroy the Earth by turning it into a card. In the end, he is thwarted by Sonic, Knuckles, Shadow, and Silver. After his defeat, he tries to flee, but accidently turns himself into a card. |
==[[Sonic Rush Adventure]]== | ==[[Sonic Rush Adventure]]== | ||
| − | Eggman Nega and Dr. Robotnik were hardly in this game, until the very end. As it turns out, they were the true masterminds behind the events that took place in the game, as they were the ones who created [[Captain Whisker]] (which explains his resemblance to them) and [[Johnny]], which were sent to steal the [[Jeweled Scepter]] from Blaze. As with the first game, the two Robotniks wanted to obtain "ultimate power" with it, claiming that it's more powerful than even the Chaos Emeralds and Sol Emeralds. The Robotniks, of course, use the power of the Jeweled Scepter to power their mech, but in the end, they are once again defeated by a combined assault of Super Sonic and Burning Blaze. | + | For unknown reasons (which aren't explained in the game), Eggman Nega and Dr. Robotnik were working together once again after the events that took place in ''Sonic Rivals'', (and on a somewhat related note, it's also unexplained as to how he was changed back to normal). They were hardly in this game, until the very end. As it turns out, they were the true masterminds behind the events that took place in the game, as they were the ones who created [[Captain Whisker]] (which explains his resemblance to them) and [[Johnny]], which were sent to steal the [[Jeweled Scepter]] from Blaze. As with the first game, the two Robotniks wanted to obtain "ultimate power" with it, claiming that it's more powerful than even the Chaos Emeralds and Sol Emeralds. The Robotniks, of course, use the power of the Jeweled Scepter to power their mech, but in the end, they are once again defeated by a combined assault of Super Sonic and Burning Blaze. |
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| + | ==[[Sonic Rivals 2]]== | ||
| + | Once again, Nega poses as the real Dr. Robotnik, and his goal is to release an interdimensional beast called the "Ifrit", so that he could use its powers to destroy the world. In order to do that, the seven Chaos Emeralds were needed to open the seal that was placed onto the door to the Ifrit's dimension. Not wanting to go through the trouble of hunting for the emeralds, himself, he decides to steal the [[Master Emerald]] (which of course, gets Knuckles involved), places it inside of an emerald detector, and hires Rouge to collect them for him. He was also responsible for the disappearances of many [[Chao]] (which got Sonic, Tails, Silver, and [[Espio]] involved), and intended to feed them to the Ifrit, so that it would become unstoppable. Towards the end of the game, Eggman Nega manages to get the door open (due to the fact that Rouge collected six of the Chaos Emeralds, and because of the one that [[Metal Sonic]] had inside of himself), and goes through. In order to buy the time he needed to escape to the Ifrit's resting place, he uses his '''Metal Sonic ver. 3.0''' to distract the heroes. Shortly afterwards, the Ifrit is awakened, but due to the fact that the Chao were taken away, Nega was unable to feed the Chao to the Ifrit, but he still felt that the might of the Ifrit was more than enough to deal with them. Ultimately, the Ifrit is defeated by the heroes, and Nega is left in the Ifrit's dimension, with his legs caught under a pile of rubble. | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 27 January 2009
Template:CharacterSheet Eggman Nega, also known as "Nega Robotnik" (unofficially), made his debut in Sonic Rush, where he was one of the game's main antagonists. He is the dimensional counterpart of the Dr. Robotnik from Sonic's world, and is the arch nemesis of Blaze the Cat.
Sonic Rush
In this game, Eggman Nega sent Blaze's homeworld into ruin by convincing Dr. Robotnik to steal the Sol Emeralds. Nega was the main antagonist of Sonic's story, and was first encountered in the Water Palace Zone (where Sonic then mistook him for the other Robotnik, but was quickly corrected). Later on, during Sonic and Blaze's encounter with him at the Dead Line Zone, Eggman Nega revealed his plan to obtain "ultimate power" from the Sol Emeralds, and admitted that he couldn't have cared less what happens to their world (which of course, angered Blaze). During this very same cutscene, Nega also implied that he was using Robotnik. Later on, in the Last Story, both Robotniks use their "ultimate mecha" to absorb the power of the Sol Emeralds, leaving them dull and lifeless. However, Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, and Cream told Blaze that the emeralds will "never lose their glow" as long as they have positive energy (which was how the Sol Emeralds got refuled). Shortly after that, Sonic and Blaze absorbed the power of the Chaos Emeralds and Sol Emeralds, becoming Super Sonic and Burning Blaze, and the combined assault of both heroes was enough to defeat the "ultimate mecha" that the two Robotniks were using.
Sonic Rivals
The events of this game seemingly took place after the events of Sonic Rush. However, this game contradicted it, stating that Eggman Nega is Dr. Robotnik's decendant from 200 years into the future, rather than his dimensional counterpart. During the events of this game, Nega created (or stole) a special type of camera, which has the ability to turn anything into a card in just a click of a button. Using this device, Nega traveled into the past, captured Dr. Robotnik, and had him turned into a card. He then did the same thing to Rouge after she discovered his secret, and for unknown reasons, did the same to Tails and Amy. In Shadow's story, it is revealed that Nega traveled into the past, so that he could change the future. According to himself, he comes from a "long line of brilliant scientists", and that he "lineage was disrupted by Eggman's failures." He thought that if he were to get rid of Robotnik, then that would "alter [his] family history forever". Before he could do that, Shadow and Silver manage to save him. Afterwards, Nega traveled into space, using his ship, the "Egg Destroyer", in which he planned to destroy the Earth by turning it into a card. In the end, he is thwarted by Sonic, Knuckles, Shadow, and Silver. After his defeat, he tries to flee, but accidently turns himself into a card.
Sonic Rush Adventure
For unknown reasons (which aren't explained in the game), Eggman Nega and Dr. Robotnik were working together once again after the events that took place in Sonic Rivals, (and on a somewhat related note, it's also unexplained as to how he was changed back to normal). They were hardly in this game, until the very end. As it turns out, they were the true masterminds behind the events that took place in the game, as they were the ones who created Captain Whisker (which explains his resemblance to them) and Johnny, which were sent to steal the Jeweled Scepter from Blaze. As with the first game, the two Robotniks wanted to obtain "ultimate power" with it, claiming that it's more powerful than even the Chaos Emeralds and Sol Emeralds. The Robotniks, of course, use the power of the Jeweled Scepter to power their mech, but in the end, they are once again defeated by a combined assault of Super Sonic and Burning Blaze.
Sonic Rivals 2
Once again, Nega poses as the real Dr. Robotnik, and his goal is to release an interdimensional beast called the "Ifrit", so that he could use its powers to destroy the world. In order to do that, the seven Chaos Emeralds were needed to open the seal that was placed onto the door to the Ifrit's dimension. Not wanting to go through the trouble of hunting for the emeralds, himself, he decides to steal the Master Emerald (which of course, gets Knuckles involved), places it inside of an emerald detector, and hires Rouge to collect them for him. He was also responsible for the disappearances of many Chao (which got Sonic, Tails, Silver, and Espio involved), and intended to feed them to the Ifrit, so that it would become unstoppable. Towards the end of the game, Eggman Nega manages to get the door open (due to the fact that Rouge collected six of the Chaos Emeralds, and because of the one that Metal Sonic had inside of himself), and goes through. In order to buy the time he needed to escape to the Ifrit's resting place, he uses his Metal Sonic ver. 3.0 to distract the heroes. Shortly afterwards, the Ifrit is awakened, but due to the fact that the Chao were taken away, Nega was unable to feed the Chao to the Ifrit, but he still felt that the might of the Ifrit was more than enough to deal with them. Ultimately, the Ifrit is defeated by the heroes, and Nega is left in the Ifrit's dimension, with his legs caught under a pile of rubble.