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Fang makes his debute as a thief/bounty hunter in Sonic Triple trouble (Sonic and Tails 2).
 
Fang makes his debute as a thief/bounty hunter in Sonic Triple trouble (Sonic and Tails 2).
 
In the game, Fang rivals Sonic and Tails in their quest to claim the Chaos emeralds that
 
In the game, Fang rivals Sonic and Tails in their quest to claim the Chaos emeralds that
fell from the Dr. Eggman's ship, the Atomic Destroyer. He is found at the end of every special stage as a boss, with the first stage being an exception. Driving the Marvelous Queen, Fang/Nak attempts to stop Sonic/Tails so that he can obtain the chaos emeralds for
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fell from the Dr. Eggman's ship, the Atomic Destroyer. He is found at the end of every special stage as a boss, with the first stage being an exception. Driving the Marvelous Queen, Fang/Nak attempts to stop [[Sonic]]/[[Tails]] so that he can obtain the chaos emeralds for himself, apparently so that he can sell them for money. Fang is characterized as a somewhat sloppy character, even catching himself in his own trap humorously. It is possible  
himself, apparently so that he can sell them for money. Fang is characterized as a somewhat
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that Fang is working for [[Dr. Robotnik]], as Fang is seen near the end of [[Atomic Destroyer Zone]], although the game never states that the purple weasel cut a deal with the Egg shaped scientist.
sloppy character, even catching himself in his own trap humorously. It is possible that Fang
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is working for Dr. Robotnik as Fang is seen near the end of Atomic Destroyer Zone, although
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It was in this game's beta that Fang was seen holding a gun up to Sonic in a classic
the game never states that the purple weasel cut a deal with the Egg shaped scientist.
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"stick um up!" situation.
  
 
==Sonic the Fighters (Sonic Championships)==
 
==Sonic the Fighters (Sonic Championships)==
  
In Sonic the Fighters, Fang is a playable character who holds one of the eight chaos emeralds. Although Fang's alignment is generally evil, he is very much willing to destroy the newly
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In Sonic the Fighters, Fang is a playable character who holds one of the eight chaos emeralds. Although Fang's alignment is generally evil, he is very much willing to destroy the newly designed [[Death Egg II]], and thus save the world from Eggman's potential grip.
designed Death Egg II, and thus save the world from Eggman's potential grip.
 
 
Although he may very well intend on keeping and selling the emeralds afterward! For moves,
 
Although he may very well intend on keeping and selling the emeralds afterward! For moves,
 
Fang mostly uses a popgun, which shoots corks. Fang also makes use of his tail and feet in
 
Fang mostly uses a popgun, which shoots corks. Fang also makes use of his tail and feet in
a few fancy moves such as his tail whap. Fang can use his magenta emerald to go into hyper
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a few fancy moves such as his tail whap. Fang can use his magenta emerald to go into [[hyper
mode and perform the cannon barrage, a move which sends a barrage of corks toward Fang's opponent, potentially hitting them many times. Although in previous installments, it appears
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mode]] and perform the cannon barrage, a move which sends a barrage of corks toward Fang's opponent, potentially hitting them many times. Although in previous installments, it appears
 
that Fang is unaware of the chaos emeralds true power, he makes use of the emeralds powerful
 
that Fang is unaware of the chaos emeralds true power, he makes use of the emeralds powerful
 
energies through utilizing hyper mode, and as said earlier, by using the cannon barrage.
 
energies through utilizing hyper mode, and as said earlier, by using the cannon barrage.
 
Fang is the sixth character that must be defeated in arcade mode to reach Death Egg II.
 
Fang is the sixth character that must be defeated in arcade mode to reach Death Egg II.
his home course is Casino Night, a course from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
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his home course is [[Casino Night]], a course from [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]].
  
 
==Sonic Drift 2==
 
==Sonic Drift 2==
  
Fang is also a playable character in Sonic Drift 2. He is featured driving the Marvelous Queen.
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Fang is also a playable character in [[Sonic Drift 2]]. He is featured driving the Marvelous Queen.
  
  
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*''[[Sonic Championship]]'' (''Sonic the Fighters'')
 
*''[[Tails Adventure]]'' (cameo - item)
 
*''[[Tails Adventure]]'' (cameo - item)
*''[[Sonic X-Treme]]''
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*''[[Sonic X-Treme]]'' (cancelled game)
 
*''[[Sonic Generations]]'' (Cameo- "Wanted" poster)
 
*''[[Sonic Generations]]'' (Cameo- "Wanted" poster)
  

Revision as of 12:12, 27 August 2013

Template:CharacterSheet Fang the Sniper, also known as Nack the Weasel, is a character in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe. He is a treasure hunter (or bounty hunter in the Archie Sonic comics.) In the Sega games Fang/Nack is half-weasel half-wolf, not just a Weasel. He seems to be obsessed with valuables and money. He wears a big brown hat, brown and white boots, and brown gloves with metal plates on them. The reason that he is known as "Fang" is because one of his canines is much larger than the other. His fur is purple and white and he has a long, thick, tail that he uses for bouncing on and attacking his foes. His signature weapon was going to be a black handgun, but Sega nixed the idea and unused sprites of him holding it have been seen in a gaming magazine. He also has an airbike (called the Marvelous Queen) he uses to fly around in. He is one of the lesser known Sonic characters, but does have many fans. He was also the first Sonic character to have a real gun.

Sonic Triple Trouble

Fang makes his debute as a thief/bounty hunter in Sonic Triple trouble (Sonic and Tails 2). In the game, Fang rivals Sonic and Tails in their quest to claim the Chaos emeralds that fell from the Dr. Eggman's ship, the Atomic Destroyer. He is found at the end of every special stage as a boss, with the first stage being an exception. Driving the Marvelous Queen, Fang/Nak attempts to stop Sonic/Tails so that he can obtain the chaos emeralds for himself, apparently so that he can sell them for money. Fang is characterized as a somewhat sloppy character, even catching himself in his own trap humorously. It is possible that Fang is working for Dr. Robotnik, as Fang is seen near the end of Atomic Destroyer Zone, although the game never states that the purple weasel cut a deal with the Egg shaped scientist.

It was in this game's beta that Fang was seen holding a gun up to Sonic in a classic "stick um up!" situation.

Sonic the Fighters (Sonic Championships)

In Sonic the Fighters, Fang is a playable character who holds one of the eight chaos emeralds. Although Fang's alignment is generally evil, he is very much willing to destroy the newly designed Death Egg II, and thus save the world from Eggman's potential grip. Although he may very well intend on keeping and selling the emeralds afterward! For moves, Fang mostly uses a popgun, which shoots corks. Fang also makes use of his tail and feet in a few fancy moves such as his tail whap. Fang can use his magenta emerald to go into [[hyper mode]] and perform the cannon barrage, a move which sends a barrage of corks toward Fang's opponent, potentially hitting them many times. Although in previous installments, it appears that Fang is unaware of the chaos emeralds true power, he makes use of the emeralds powerful energies through utilizing hyper mode, and as said earlier, by using the cannon barrage. Fang is the sixth character that must be defeated in arcade mode to reach Death Egg II. his home course is Casino Night, a course from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Sonic Drift 2

Fang is also a playable character in Sonic Drift 2. He is featured driving the Marvelous Queen.


Comics

In the Archie Sonic comics, he has a sister named Nic. In the Fleetway Sonic comic, Nack used to be a member of the Chaotix, but betrayed them for profit. He later got the ability to grow and shrink things.

Games Fang has appeared in


Characters in the Sonic the Hedgehog game series
Recurring characters
Heroes Sonic (Super, Starfall, Hyper, Darkspine, the Werehog, Excalibur) | Tails (Super) | Knuckles (Super, Hyper) | Amy (Super, Hyper) | Mighty (Super) | Ray (Super) | Espio | Charmy | Vector | Cream | Big | Blaze (Burning) | Silver (Super) | Sticks
Anti-heroes/Neutrals Shadow (Super) | Rouge | E-102 Gamma | E-123 Omega | Jet | Wave | Storm
Villains Dr. Eggman | Metal Sonic (Rocket, Neo, 3.0) | Mecha Sonic (8-bit, Mk. II, Mk. III, Super) | Fang | Tails Doll | Metal Knuckles | Chaos (Perfect) | E-Series | ZERO | Biolizard (Finalhazard) | Black Doom (Devil Doom) | Eggman Nega | Orbot | Cubot | Deadly Six (Zavok, Zazz, Zomom, Master Zik, Zeena, Zor)
Teams Sonic/Heroes | Rose | Dark | Chaotix | Babylon
Other Animals (Flicky) | Froggy | Chao (Hero, Dark) | Tikal | Pachacamac | Omochao | Chaclon | Gerald & Maria Robotnik | President | King Boom Boo | Cheese | Chocola | Vanilla | G.U.N. Commander | Wisps | Mother Wisp
One-off characters
Heroes Emerl | Marine | Lumina Flowlight | Chip | Shahra | Knights of the Round Table | Caliburn | Yacker | Avatar | Barry | Trip (Super)
Anti-heroes/Neutrals Bean | Bark | Shade | Merlina | Sage
Villains Witchcart | Hocke-Wulf | Bearenger | Carrotia | Battle Kukku Army (15th, 16th, Dr. Fukurokov) | E-101 Beta | Void | Chaos Gamma | Gemerl | Shugo-hei | Iblis | Mephiles | Solaris | Erazor Djinn | Captain Whisker | Johnny | Master Core: ABIS | Ix (Super) | Dark Gaia | King Arthur | Hard Boiled Heavies | Infinite | The End | Mirage Express
Teams Vector | Eggman
Other Birdie | Illumina | Secretary | Elise | Duke of Soleanna | Sonic Man | Coconut Crew | Vikings | Professor Pickle | Wentos | Don Fachio | Dodon Pa | Koco | Ancients | Conductor | Conductor's wife | Ariem | Heavy | Bomb | Tiara Boobowski | Honey