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This event exists primarily or exclusively within the Post-Super Genesis Wave continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.
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For the two wars against the same individual that occurred in the pre-Super Genesis Wave timeline, see First Robotnik War and Second Robotnik War. For the event in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, see Eggman War.
Freedom Fighters Fight

The Freedom Fighters warring against Dr. Eggman during the Eggman War, from Sonic the Hedgehog/Mega Man Free Comic Book Day 2014.

The Eggman War is an event that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. It refers to the conflict between the Eggman Empire and the various allies of the Kingdom of Acorn, the United Federation and others.

History[]

Prelude and invasion[]

Years ago, Dr. Robotnik and Dr. Julian Snively, two former G.U.N. scientists with plans for world domination, arrived in the Kingdom of Acorn and allied themselves with the corrupt Royal Wizard Walter Naugus, making a deal that Naugus would rule the Acorn Archipelago and Robotnik would mine them for resources.[1][2] Robotnik and Snively then falsely informed King Acorn that the United Federation intended to invade the kingdom, claiming that they were marked for death for opposing the plan and came to offer their services. The monarch believed them and gave Robotnik complete access to the royal lands and resources.[1] It was also around this time that Robotnik met Professor Charles the Hedgehog, the creator of roboticization. Although the process had been created for medical purposes, Robotnik discovered it could be used to turn Mobians into obedient robot slaves.[3][4]

With the authority granted to the by the king, Robotnik and Snively created an army of robots that would later be used in their invasion. They would also strip mine South Island for resources and use Westside Island to as a construction yard for the Chemical Plant Zone and the first Death Egg. They also began searching for the seven Chaos Emeralds. Eventually King Acorn caught on to the deception and Naugus grew impatient with their actions, but by this time it was too late as Robotnik's personal forces had grown strong. Robotnik and Snively banished both of them to the Special Zone and sent the Badnik Horde to capture and roboticize the citizens of Mobotropolis. Now in full control of the kingdom, Robotnik began to expand his tyranny across the globe. Meanwhile, the survivors of the attack on Mobotropolis took refuge in Knothole Village.[1][5][6]

However, Robotnik would face major opposition in the form of Sonic the Hedgehog, whose heroic deeds would consistently ruin the doctor's plans and set back his goal of world conquest. Inspired by the young hedgehog, Princess Sally Acorn rallied others to form the Freedom Fighters to join in the battle against the doctor and his minions.[5]

Later battles[]

Over the years, the Freedom Fighters fought Robotnik both at home and abroad, helping many people and inspiring Lupe the Wolf and Dulcy the Dragon to form Freedom Fighter groups of their own to fight against the doctor.[7][8]

The Freedom Fighters were eventually able to drive Robotnik out of Mobotropolis and took back their home.[5] Around this time, Super Sonic also destroyed the Death Egg and some time later Sonic, Tails and Knuckles prevented Robotnik from gaining the Master Emerald.[1][9][10][11][12] The Freedom Fighters also freed King Acorn from the Special Zone,[5][13] however they also freed Naugus, who reunited with his sister Wendy and began to menace both Robotnik and the Freedom Fighters.[14][15] Additionally, at some point the roboticized Mobians would be returned to normal and the process itself would be made ineffective.[15][16] After repeated failures, Snively would return to G.U.N., avoiding punishment for his actions by lying and claiming that Robotnik coerced him into helping.[1]

Dr. Robotnik, now calling himself Dr. Eggman, refocused his efforts into his Eggman Empire and set up bases of operation across the planet using his Egg Army. Eggman would enact multiple plans to take over the world such as constructing at least two more Death Eggs, trying to control the monster Chaos, attempting to use the Eclipse Cannon, and trying to take control of the Time Eater among many others. However these plans would always fail thanks to the efforts of Sonic and his friends. Eggman also made enemies of Team Dark, the Chaotix and his former employers, G.U.N.[17][18][19]

At some point Eggman activated the first Genesis Wave in order to split the world apart and move its fragments into pocket dimensions. Sonic and his allies were able to restore reality back to the way it was before but the event also stripped Naugus of most of his powers.[14][20]

Worlds Collide[]

Shortly after the Time Eater fiasco,[21] Dr. Eggman came into contact with Dr. Wily of Earth in the year 20XX and quickly befriended each other. They created the Skull Egg Zone to meet with each other and create a plan to take over both of their worlds. They constructed the Wily Egg and set off a second Genesis Wave. The result of the new wave was that Sonic's World was complete reset once again while Earth 20XX was moved forward a few years into the future, allowing Wily to utilize Robot Masters that had not been created yet. They also kidnapped a number of Sonic's allies and used them to create the Roboticized Masters.[22][23]

Sonic and Mega Man were eventually able to return the Roboticized Masters to normal and defeat the Robot Masters. Despite this, and their own increasing dislike of one another, Eggman and Wily were able to go forward with their plans and set off the Super Genesis Wave, which would allow them to remake reality to their in their image. Sonic and Mega Man were able to enter their super forms and defeat the doctors before the wave took full effect and attempted to use Chaos Control to reverse it. While Super Armor Mega Man was able to return his world to normal, an enraged Eggman attacked Super Sonic and interrupted him.[24][25]

Shattered World Crisis[]

As a result of Dr. Eggman's interference in Super Sonic's attempt to undo the effects of the Super Genesis Wave, the multiverse collapsed and rebooted. Eventually, the planet, stressed to the breaking point from all the excess energy left over, fractured and broke apart.[26] This also resulted in the release of Dark Gaia as its energy began to seep out, allowing its minions to be given form and cause trouble all over the fractured continents.[4][27] However, Chaos was able to ensure that the oceans did not drain into the fissures.[28] While Sonic and the rest of the Freedom Fighters had their memories of the original timeline restored via Nicole,[16][20][26][29][30] they attempted to assist G.U.N. and their other allies with the chaos that resulted from the planet breaking up.[31] Meanwhile, Eggman used the opportunity to have his Egg Army units conquer territory.[32] When Sonic and the Freedom Fighters eventually learned of how the Chaos Emeralds could be used to restore the planet via the Gaia Temples through Professor Pickle, they set off to get them before Eggman.[4] However, while attempting to acquire the Chaos Emerald that had been captured by the Soumerca Egg Army commander Thunderbolt, Sonic, who had become infected with Dark Gaia energy, lost control and turned into Sonic the Werehog for the first time, tearing through Thunderbolt's forces and nearly killing the Egg Army commander herself before he got snapped back to his senses. Fearful of what his Werehog side could do if allowed back on the Sky Patrol, Sonic left to train with Moss to better control his Werehog form.[13][32][33] After getting full control of his Werehog side, Sonic returned to assist the Freedom Fighters against the Egg Army.[34]

When Dark Gaia finally managed to pull its physical body back together, the Gaia Colossus and Super Sonic defeated it together after it evolved into Perfect Dark Gaia. With Perfect Dark Gaia's defeat, it and Light Gaia returned to their slumber as the planet pulled itself back together, ending the Shattered World Crisis with the Eggman Empire's plans for Dark Gaia foiled.[35][36]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Sonic Super Digest #12, "Sonic Comic Origins: The Traitor"
  2. Sonic Universe #84, "Eggman's Dozen Part Two: Power Meeting"
  3. Sonic Super Digest #9, "Sonic Comic Origins - The Belle in the Machine"
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 Sonic the Hedgehog #259, "The Chase: Part Two"
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Sonic/Mega Man Free Comic Book Day 2014, "Sonic Comic Origins: Sally--The Exiled Leader"
  6. Sonic Super Digest #8, "Sonic Comic Origins - Little Lost Soldier"
  7. Sonic the Hedgehog #277, "Thunder, Rain, and Lightning"
  8. Sonic the Hedgehog #281, "Wings of Fire Part One: Slow Burn"
  9. Sonic Universe #70, "Total Eclipse Finale: Last Resort"
  10. Sonic the Hedgehog 2
  11. Sonic the Hedgehog 3
  12. Sonic & Knuckles
  13. 13.0 13.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #265, "Control Part Two: Unleashed!"
  14. 14.0 14.1 Sonic Universe #83, "Eggman's Dozens Part One: Hostile Takeover"
  15. 15.0 15.1 Sonic Universe #86, "Eggman's Dozen Finale: Synergizing"
  16. 16.0 16.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #253, "Countdown to Chaos Part One: The Builder"
  17. Sonic Adventure/Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
  18. Sonic Adventure 2/Sonic Adventure 2: Battle
  19. Sonic Generations
  20. 20.0 20.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #252, "At All Costs Part 2: A New Lease on Life"
  21. Sonic Boom #8, "Worlds Unite Part Two: Broken Heroes"
  22. Mega Man #25, "When Worlds Collide Part Four: Through the Looking Glass"
  23. Sonic Universe #51, "When Worlds Collide Part Two: Mistaken Identities"
  24. Sonic Universe #54, "When Worlds Collide Part Eleven: Worst of the Worst"
  25. Sonic the Hedgehog #251, "When Worlds Collide Finale: Best of the Best"
  26. 26.0 26.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #256, "Countdown to Chaos Finale: The Princess and the Hammer"
  27. Sonic Universe #63, "The Great Chaos Caper Part One: On the Hunt"
  28. Sonic the Hedgehog #263, "Waves of Change Part Four: Divine Waters"
  29. Sonic the Hedgehog #254, "Countdown to Chaos Part Two: The Soldier"
  30. Sonic the Hedgehog #255, "Countdown to Chaos Part Three: The Rabbot"
  31. Sonic the Hedgehog #257, "Damage Control"
  32. 32.0 32.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #266, "Ambushed! Part One"
  33. Sonic the Hedgehog #264, Control Part One: Breaking Pont"
  34. Sonic the Hedgehog #267, "Ambushed! Part Two"
  35. Sonic the Hedgehog #286, "Panic in the Sky Part Three: Colossal Crash"
  36. Sonic the Hedgehog #287, "Panic In The Sky: Finale - As Was Foretold"

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