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− | [[Image:Veg-O-Fortress.png|thumb| | + | [[Image:Veg-O-Fortress.png|thumb|320px|right|The Veg-O-Fortress, Robotnik's base on Mt. Mobius seen in the opening to ''[[Sonic Spinball]]''.]] |
+ | '''{{PAGENAME}}'''{{fileref|SonicSpinball MD US manual.pdf|page=4}} is a location that serves as the setting for ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball]]''. It is asserted to be the highest summit in [[Sonic's world]]{{fileref|SonicSpinball MD JP manual.pdf|page=4}}; a titanic volcano rising up out of the sea and being generally intimidating to nearby observers. | ||
− | + | ==Veg-O-Fortress== | |
+ | What Mt. Mobius looked like in its pristine, natural state is never shown, for the mountain makes its first appearence only after the Veg-O-Fortress is built on it by [[Dr. Eggman|Dr. Robotnik]]. In the style of evil geniuses everywhere, Robotnik decides that the highest point in the world would provide an excellent site for another of his evil bases; and the locale is all the more attractive due to the fact that Mount Mobius' furious volcanism will provide ample electricity for his deranged schemes. | ||
− | + | Thus, by the time [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]] arrive, the towering spire of rock has been mechanised into the Veg-O-FortressThis industrialised leviathan includes four distinct levels: | |
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− | + | *'''[[Toxic Caves]] ''([[Toxic Pools]] in the 8-bit versions)'':''' Sonic is flushed into a stinky cavern full of toxic sludge and mine carts, which just so happens to be the place where Robotnik dumps all of the industrial waste. | |
+ | *'''[[Lava Powerhouse]]:''' Sonic ascends to the next level, a power station of sorts that uses magma and steam energy to run various machines. | ||
+ | *'''[[The Machine]]:''' At the industrial heart of the Veg-O-Fortress lies an immense, automated [[Badnik]] production plant, complete with mass-[[Roboticization|robotizer]] and a central prison for the [[animals]] that are yet to be 'processed'. | ||
+ | *'''[[Showdown]] ''([[Final Showdown]] in the 8-bit versions)'':''' A launch pad at the summit of the mountain, where Robotnik attempts to escape aboard his spaceship. | ||
− | + | The Veg-O-Fortress' main form of defense is the Pinball Defense System, a gigantic network constructed like a giant pinball machine built with the intention of stopping Sonic from stopping Robotnik's schemes. Placed all around the Veg-O-Fortress are the [[Chaos Emeralds]], which stabilise the volcano on which the fortress stands. Without the Emeralds, the volcano will erupt and destroy the fortress. | |
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==Destruction== | ==Destruction== | ||
− | After pretty much everything inside the Veg-O-Fortress gets wrecked during the events of '' | + | After pretty much everything inside the Veg-O-Fortress gets wrecked and the Chaos Emeralds are taken during the events of ''Sonic Spinball'', Robotnik's facility collapses. The end sequence of the game shows Mt. Mobius and the remnants of the Veg-O-Fortress falling beneath the waves. Consequently, the mountain is destroyed. |
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+ | ==In other media== | ||
+ | ===[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' (Archie comics)]]=== | ||
+ | In the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' comic series by [[wikipedia:Archie Comics|Archie Comics]], Mt. Mobius and the Veg-O-Fortress were both featured in [[Sonic the Hedgehog 006 (Archie)|issue #6]] as the comic's first video game adaptation. Sonic would locate the volcano and blast his way through the Pinball Defense System while avoiding the many traps, robots and pitcher plants, only to fall for a trap set up by Dr. Robotnik, resulting in him being ejected from the volcano by a hidden spring. | ||
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+ | Later, in issues [[Sonic the Hedgehog 086 (Archie)|#86]] and [[Sonic the Hedgehog 087 (Archie)|#87]], [[Metal Sonic]] would imprison Tails within Mt. Mobius as an attempt to exact revenge on Sonic. As the volcano erupted, Metal Sonic would ultimately save the heroes from the eruption at the cost of his own life. | ||
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+ | ==References== | ||
+ | <references/> | ||
{{SonicSpinballOmni}} | {{SonicSpinballOmni}} | ||
{{Locations}} | {{Locations}} | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] |
Revision as of 03:55, 7 March 2020
Mt. Mobius[1] is a location that serves as the setting for Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball. It is asserted to be the highest summit in Sonic's world[2]; a titanic volcano rising up out of the sea and being generally intimidating to nearby observers.
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Veg-O-Fortress
What Mt. Mobius looked like in its pristine, natural state is never shown, for the mountain makes its first appearence only after the Veg-O-Fortress is built on it by Dr. Robotnik. In the style of evil geniuses everywhere, Robotnik decides that the highest point in the world would provide an excellent site for another of his evil bases; and the locale is all the more attractive due to the fact that Mount Mobius' furious volcanism will provide ample electricity for his deranged schemes.
Thus, by the time Sonic and Tails arrive, the towering spire of rock has been mechanised into the Veg-O-FortressThis industrialised leviathan includes four distinct levels:
- Toxic Caves (Toxic Pools in the 8-bit versions): Sonic is flushed into a stinky cavern full of toxic sludge and mine carts, which just so happens to be the place where Robotnik dumps all of the industrial waste.
- Lava Powerhouse: Sonic ascends to the next level, a power station of sorts that uses magma and steam energy to run various machines.
- The Machine: At the industrial heart of the Veg-O-Fortress lies an immense, automated Badnik production plant, complete with mass-robotizer and a central prison for the animals that are yet to be 'processed'.
- Showdown (Final Showdown in the 8-bit versions): A launch pad at the summit of the mountain, where Robotnik attempts to escape aboard his spaceship.
The Veg-O-Fortress' main form of defense is the Pinball Defense System, a gigantic network constructed like a giant pinball machine built with the intention of stopping Sonic from stopping Robotnik's schemes. Placed all around the Veg-O-Fortress are the Chaos Emeralds, which stabilise the volcano on which the fortress stands. Without the Emeralds, the volcano will erupt and destroy the fortress.
Destruction
After pretty much everything inside the Veg-O-Fortress gets wrecked and the Chaos Emeralds are taken during the events of Sonic Spinball, Robotnik's facility collapses. The end sequence of the game shows Mt. Mobius and the remnants of the Veg-O-Fortress falling beneath the waves. Consequently, the mountain is destroyed.
In other media
Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)
In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series by Archie Comics, Mt. Mobius and the Veg-O-Fortress were both featured in issue #6 as the comic's first video game adaptation. Sonic would locate the volcano and blast his way through the Pinball Defense System while avoiding the many traps, robots and pitcher plants, only to fall for a trap set up by Dr. Robotnik, resulting in him being ejected from the volcano by a hidden spring.
Later, in issues #86 and #87, Metal Sonic would imprison Tails within Mt. Mobius as an attempt to exact revenge on Sonic. As the volcano erupted, Metal Sonic would ultimately save the heroes from the eruption at the cost of his own life.
References
Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball (16-bit) | |
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Locations in the Sonic the Hedgehog game series | |
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Islands | Christmas Island | South Island | West Side Island | Angel Island | Cocoa Island | Flicky Island | Prison Island | Onyx Island | Southern Island | Starfall Islands | Northstar Islands |
Landmarks / Buildings | Never Lake | Mt. Mobius | Emerald Shrine | Super Labyrinth | Tails' Workshop | Babylon Garden | Gaia Gate |
Regions / Nations | Eggman Empire | Station Square | Mystic Ruins | United Federation | Central City | Soleanna | Monopole | City | Mystic Jungle |
Vessels | Death Egg | Death Egg II | Egg Carrier | Space Colony ARK | Eggman Fleet |
Planets / Planetoids | Mobius | Little Planet | Black Comet | Interstellar Amusement Park | Lost Hex |
Dimensions | Special Stage | Maginaryworld | Sol Dimension | Arabian Nights | Twilight Cage | World of Camelot | White Space | Dreamscape |