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[[File:Nega-Mother Wisp Concept Art.png|thumb|right|Concept art.]]The '''Nega-Mother Wisp''' is the secret final boss in the Nintendo DS version of ''[[Sonic Colours (Nintendo DS)|Sonic Colours]]''. This is the true final boss instead of [[Nega-Wisp Armor|Eggman himself]] as was done in the [[Sonic Colours|Wii version]] of the game. It is unlocked by collecting all of the 7 [[Chaos Emeralds]] through the games [[Special Stage (Sonic Colours)|Special Stages]]. The Nega-Mother Wisp is actually Yacker's mother, who has been put under mind-control by [[Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik]] with his mind-control device. In one of the last cutscenes, [[Yacker]] asks [[Sonic]] to stop his mother. Then, Sonic transforms into [[Super Sonic]] and attempts to destroy the over-sized Nega-Wisp. This Wisp is not only the mother of all Wisps but also the creator of [[Planet Wisp]].
 
[[File:Nega-Mother Wisp Concept Art.png|thumb|right|Concept art.]]The '''Nega-Mother Wisp''' is the secret final boss in the Nintendo DS version of ''[[Sonic Colours (Nintendo DS)|Sonic Colours]]''. This is the true final boss instead of [[Nega-Wisp Armor|Eggman himself]] as was done in the [[Sonic Colours|Wii version]] of the game. It is unlocked by collecting all of the 7 [[Chaos Emeralds]] through the games [[Special Stage (Sonic Colours)|Special Stages]]. The Nega-Mother Wisp is actually Yacker's mother, who has been put under mind-control by [[Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik]] with his mind-control device. In one of the last cutscenes, [[Yacker]] asks [[Sonic]] to stop his mother. Then, Sonic transforms into [[Super Sonic]] and attempts to destroy the over-sized Nega-Wisp. This Wisp is not only the mother of all Wisps but also the creator of [[Planet Wisp]].
  
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The Nega-Mother Wisp starts by attacking Super Sonic with energy blasts. Super Sonic must hit asteroids into the monster. After a few asteroids are hit, Super Sonic charges to strike the Mother's eye, while dodging the energy blasts and lasers the Mother throws. Each time you hit the Mother's eye, some pedals fall off. Once all the pedals are gone, the Mother will return to her original state, and the fight will be over.
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After the fight, the Mother thanks Sonic and Tails for all they have done to save them, and then teleports the planets to their original locations.
 
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The Nega-Mother Wisp is the secret final boss in the Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colours. This is the true final boss instead of Eggman himself as was done in the Wii version of the game. It is unlocked by collecting all of the 7 Chaos Emeralds through the games Special Stages. The Nega-Mother Wisp is actually Yacker's mother, who has been put under mind-control by Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik with his mind-control device. In one of the last cutscenes, Yacker asks Sonic to stop his mother. Then, Sonic transforms into Super Sonic and attempts to destroy the over-sized Nega-Wisp. This Wisp is not only the mother of all Wisps but also the creator of Planet Wisp.

The Nega-Mother Wisp starts by attacking Super Sonic with energy blasts. Super Sonic must hit asteroids into the monster. After a few asteroids are hit, Super Sonic charges to strike the Mother's eye, while dodging the energy blasts and lasers the Mother throws. Each time you hit the Mother's eye, some pedals fall off. Once all the pedals are gone, the Mother will return to her original state, and the fight will be over.

After the fight, the Mother thanks Sonic and Tails for all they have done to save them, and then teleports the planets to their original locations.

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