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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 | + | 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 Attack]]s. Like every [[Iblis monsters|Iblis monster]], they are red-brown coloured and weaker (one hit to destroy) then their [[Mephiles]]' counterpart, which is purple-black coloured and is stronger (two hits to destroy). The [[Mephiles]]' counterpart was never named. |
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Revision as of 22:26, 31 December 2009
Takers hovering in Crisis City.
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 red-brown coloured and weaker (one hit to destroy) then their Mephiles' counterpart, which is purple-black coloured and is stronger (two hits to destroy). The Mephiles' counterpart was never named.
Frontal view
