Sonic the Hedgehog Encyclo-speed-ia: 30 Years of Sonic the Hedgehog

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More Despicable Minion: While Dr.Eggman is, as usually, somewhat comical and buffoonish, Infinite is just a murderous tyrant with no funny moments. Jerkass: Exaggerated. Infinite spends nearly every second of his screentime behaving like a smug, sadistic bully that earns the ire of everyone from the Resistance, to the player, to even Eggman himself. Bring It: Makes this gesture to Sonic at the beginning of their final battle, right before growing to giant size. In the " Team Rose" section, despite Chao being genderless, Chocola is referred to as Cheese's brother. This is consistent with the game, though.

Recurring Boss: You fight Infinite three times throughout the game. The first fight is with Sonic, the second fight is with the Avatar, and the final battle is with Sonic and the Avatar together. Deal with the Devil: Issue Four: Rise of Infinite reveals exactly who Infinite once was: he was the leader of a band of thieves before Eggman offered him and his band the chance to work for him, having been given a glimpse of Infinite's own secret desires and tempted him with the chance to see them realized. And true to the trope, Infinite finds out too late he was on the losing end when Eggman decides he's screwed up one time too many and shows Infinite he was just a disposable pawn the entire time. The Crystal Head, Kaizoku Glider and Kaizoku Snowball, who all appear in Blizzard Peaks, are erroneously stated to appear in Haunted Ship. Flunky Boss: After damaging him enough during the Avatar's boss fight with him, Infinite will summon Eggman's robots to assist him. SONIC THE HEDGEHOG ENCYCLO-SPEED-IA HC (DELUXE EDITION). Dark Horse Books. Archived from the original on 24 November 2021. Retrieved on 24 November 2021.Enemies: A list of the enemies that appear in their designated video game. These listings include brief descriptions of their behavior, the locations in the game, and names for each enemy. Many of these lists provide as well English names for enemies that were never given an English name following their video game's release or were never given a name at all. Reality Warper: Of a sort. Infinite can't control conventional reality per sé, but he possesses absolute control of reality for anything caught in the Phantom Ruby's field of effect, casting a world of illusion that becomes tangible reality for all afflicted. This can have varied results ranging anywhere from confusing the senses, losing sense of time, altering the terrain, or dropping a star from the sky. The entry states that only Dr. Eggman, Amy and Maria's menu themes for Sonic Adventure 2 were released in Japan. While this claim is correct in both Amy and Maria's cases, Eggman's theme was also released in western territories. Shadow, Omochao, and the Secretary's themes (which were Japanese-exclusive) are not mentioned.

Psychopathic Manchild: Pretty much the definition of the trope. His whole motivation basically boils down to him throwing a massive tantrum over being humiliated by Shadow. Metropolis Zone's boss is referred to as " Flying Eggman II", despite the fact that no mech before this existed under the name "Flying Eggman". In this section, the E-10000 series is mistakenly referred to as the "E-1000" series. In turn, E-10000R and E-10000G are referred to as "E-1000R" and "E-1000G", respectively.In the description for Scenario Mode, the name " Dr. Eggman" is incorrectly used instead of " Dr. Robotnik". Infinite: For you, perhaps. He's beaten you for decades, but I defeated him in our first encounter. Sonic Official (2016-present) · Sonic Station Live! (2020-present) · Sonic Central (2021-present) · TailsTube (2022-present) · Sonic & Friends Ominous Visual Glitch: His aura occasionally has a glitch-like effect in some spots. The official Sonic Youtube channel's upload of his theme also has the image glitching out. His virtual reality constructs have the same glitching effect. Just before the final level of the game, Eggman is able to make him vanish like his constructs by recalling the Phantom Ruby, implying that part or all of his physical form had become a phantom construct.