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'''Takers''' are supernatural fire-beasts conjured and controlled by [[Iblis]] out of the Flames of Disaster, and which serve as opponents in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)]]''. | '''Takers''' are supernatural fire-beasts conjured and controlled by [[Iblis]] out of the Flames of Disaster, and which serve as opponents in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)]]''. | ||
| − | These fire monsters are phoenix-like birds that burst into action when an enemy gets too close. Once the wings unfurl, Takers can either attack with small fireballs or dive bomb for a melee strike. Takers often hover over wide-open spaces, making them perfect “stepping stones” for crossing over gaps by means of Homing Attacks. | + | These fire monsters are phoenix-like birds that burst into action when an enemy gets too close. Once the wings unfurl, Takers can either attack with small fireballs or dive bomb for a melee strike. Takers often hover over wide-open spaces, making them perfect “stepping stones” for crossing over gaps by means of Homing Attacks. Like every [[Iblis monsters|Iblis monster]], they are orange and weaker (one hit to destroy) then their [[Mephiles]]' counterpart, which is purple and is stronger (two hits to destroy. The [[Mephiles]]' counterpart was never named. |
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Revision as of 18:13, 30 December 2009
Takers are supernatural fire-beasts conjured and controlled by Iblis out of the Flames of Disaster, and which serve as opponents in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006).
These fire monsters are phoenix-like birds that burst into action when an enemy gets too close. Once the wings unfurl, Takers can either attack with small fireballs or dive bomb for a melee strike. Takers often hover over wide-open spaces, making them perfect “stepping stones” for crossing over gaps by means of Homing Attacks. Like every Iblis monster, they are orange and weaker (one hit to destroy) then their Mephiles' counterpart, which is purple and is stronger (two hits to destroy. The Mephiles' counterpart was never named.
Frontal view
