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- For other appearances of the object, see Chaos Emerald (disambiguation). For other subjects named "Emerald", see Emerald.
The Chaos Emeralds are objects that appear in Sonic Underground. It is a rare and powerful green emerald variety of unknown origin that is found on Mobius.[1] So far, only two such emeralds have been discovered.
Description[]
Powers and traits[]
Mobius enveloped by a Chaos Emerald's rampant energies.
The Chaos Emeralds possess mystical properties and contain seemingly unlimited amounts of chaos energy, making them potent energy sources. Even a single Chaos Emerald holds enough power to destroy Mobius. If a Chaos Emerald is broken, its leaking energy can be apocalyptic to Mobius, causing seismic earthquakes and energy storms that can be seen from space.[2]
When controlled, a Chaos Emerald's energy can be harnessed to power machinery or keep landmasses afloat.[3] Its power can also be used to empower beings, although a person will mutate and lose their sanity as a side-effect.[4]
History[]
Past[]
The first known Chaos Emerald on Mobius ended up on the Floating Island where its power is used to keep the island aloft in the sky. In the present day, it is protected by its guardian Knuckles the Echidna.[3] Most of Mobius believed this Chaos Emerald was the only one in existence.[1]
Friend or Foe?[]
Seeking to steal the Floating Island's Chaos Emerald for Dr. Robotnik, Sleet and Dingo tricked Knuckles into going after the Sonic Underground while they stole the Emerald. Before they could get away with the Emerald though, Knuckles and the Sonic Underground got it back, preventing the Floating Island from crashing onto Mobius.[3]
Chaos Emerald Crisis[]
The second Chaos Emerald discovered by Dr. Robotnik.
Dr. Robotnik eventually discovered a second Chaos Emerald which he used to power his Fortress of Altitude. When the Sonic Underground tried to destroy the fortress, the Emerald's power was used to keep the trio away. Fearing roboticization since the Fortress of Altitude made their services unrequired, Sleet and Dingo stole the Chaos Emerald to seize power.[1] However, as the duo fought over who should rule Mobius, the Chaos Emerald was broken, releasing its destructive energies on Mobius.[2]
In an attempt to secure the Chaos Emerald fragments, Sleet tried to contain them inside Dingo - transformed into a safe. However, the power proved too much. Reacting with Dingo's mutation abilities, Dingo turned into a giant, shape-shifting monster. With Dingo now threatening to destroy Mobius, the heroes and Dr. Robotnik worked together to make Dingo spit out the Emerald fragments which Knuckles then contained in a canister from Althair, thus restoring Mobius to normal. Afterwards, Knuckles planned to bring the Emerald fragments to the Floating Island.[4]
Trivia[]
- Dr. Robotnik's plot to steal the Chaos Emerald from the Floating Island occurred in similar way to the Archie Comics story of the same basic idea.
- Despite being the Chaos Emeralds of the Sonic Underground series, their appearance and power is more similar to the Master Emerald. Both emeralds are green and fairly large and their primary use is to keep large landmasses airborne. Inclusion of the Master Emerald would have likely called some confusion at the time.
- In addition, these versions of the Emeralds may or may not have given either Sonic, Sonia, or Manic a Super transformation, but they transformed Dingo into Chaos Dingp.
Gallery[]
Screenshots[]
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 The Chaos Emerald located on the Floating Island.  Knuckles witnessing his emerald being stolen through a Reflecting Pool.  The Chaos Emerald seen on the Chaos Emerald Crisis saga cover.  |
Miscellaneous[]
See also[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Edens, Mark (1 October 1999). "Flying Fortress". Sonic Underground. Season 1. Episode 25. First-run syndication.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Edens, Mark (5 October 1999). "No Hedgehog is an Island". Sonic Underground. Season 1. Episode 27. First-run syndication.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Donahue, Kevin (20 September 1999). "Friend or Foe?". Sonic Underground. Season 1. Episode 16. First-run syndication.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Edens, Mark (7 October 1999). "New Echidna in Town". Sonic Underground. Season 1. Episode 29. First-run syndication.
