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| − | '''Great Bane Motora Gold''' (グレート・バネモトラ・ゴールド){{fileref|Sonic Chaos Game Gear JP Manual.pdf|page=29}}, referred to as '''Lady Bug''' in the | + | '''Great Bane Motora Gold''' (グレート・バネモトラ・ゴールド){{fileref|Sonic Chaos Game Gear JP Manual.pdf|page=29}}, referred to as '''Lady Bug''' in the US manual{{fileref|SonicChaos GG US manual.pdf|page=15}}, is the first boss of ''[[Sonic Chaos]]'', appearing in [[Turquoise Hill Zone]]. |
It is nothing more than a large version of [[Bane Motora]], the spring-heaving motobugs. Since it's impossible to jump on its spring-shielded back, Sonic will have to roll into it, most easily accomplished with a [[spin dash]]. You can, if being very precise, jump into its side or head, too, but rolling is faster and easier. After five hits (nine in the Master System release), this simple foe is done for. Just make sure you jump to its other side before it closes in on you and you’ll be good to go. | It is nothing more than a large version of [[Bane Motora]], the spring-heaving motobugs. Since it's impossible to jump on its spring-shielded back, Sonic will have to roll into it, most easily accomplished with a [[spin dash]]. You can, if being very precise, jump into its side or head, too, but rolling is faster and easier. After five hits (nine in the Master System release), this simple foe is done for. Just make sure you jump to its other side before it closes in on you and you’ll be good to go. | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 4 November 2019
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| Game: Sonic Chaos |
| Level: Turquoise Hill Zone |
| Hits to defeat: 5 (Game Gear), 9 (Master System) |
Great Bane Motora Gold (グレート・バネモトラ・ゴールド)[1], referred to as Lady Bug in the US manual[2], is the first boss of Sonic Chaos, appearing in Turquoise Hill Zone.
It is nothing more than a large version of Bane Motora, the spring-heaving motobugs. Since it's impossible to jump on its spring-shielded back, Sonic will have to roll into it, most easily accomplished with a spin dash. You can, if being very precise, jump into its side or head, too, but rolling is faster and easier. After five hits (nine in the Master System release), this simple foe is done for. Just make sure you jump to its other side before it closes in on you and you’ll be good to go.
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