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This character exists primarily or exclusively within the Sonic X continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.

The Gold Beetle (ゴールドビートル Gōrudo Bītoru?) is a character that appears in the Sonic X anime series. It is a mass-produced robot model created and deployed by the military organization Guardian Units of the Nations following the Perfect Chaos incident.

Appearance[]

The Gold Beetles basically resemble golden balls with dark blue and red outlines, and armor on the front. On top of them, they have a sharp golden cap with a dark blue-striped edge which is emblazoned with GUN's symbol and the number "01". Below this cap, reaching from just behind the edge of their front armor to far behind their back, they have a horizontal turbine disk with a dark blue-striped frame. On their "face", they also have a single lens.

History[]

Anime[]

Shadow Saga[]

Following Perfect Chaos' attack on Station Square, the Gold Beetles were constructed by GUN upon clearance from the President to combat the threat of Dr. Eggman.[1] Supposedly, the Gold Beetles' design was derived from the studies of the E-Series robots that the government had gotten hold of.[2]

Following the several trespasses of Prison Island by both Dr. Eggman and Sonic the Hedgehog's friends, the Gold Beetles were deployed by the warden, Howard Watcher, to find them. One appeared behind Amy Rose when she was trying to free Sonic from his cell, but was comically smashed up by Amy once she discovered it.[3]

Powers and abilities[]

The Gold Beetles are capable of flight and teleportation.[3]

Trivia[]

See also[]

References[]

  1. Masaki, Hiro (30 October 2004). "Project: Shadow". Sonic X. Season 2. Episode 33.
  2. Masaki, Hiro (16 November 2003). "Project: Shadow (Japanese)". Sonic X. Season 2. Episode 33.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Houjou, Chinatsu (13 November 2004). "Sonic's Big Break". Sonic X. Season 2. Episode 35.
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