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This location exists primarily or exclusively within the Pre-Super Genesis Wave continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.
Vesuvio Front

Vesuvio on the outside.

Vesuvio is a location that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics. It is a secret and ancient underground city, located on an island outside the southeastern coast of Soumerca. It is a gigantic cavernous habitat underneath Mobius' largest volcano and is the residence to the dragons of Mobius.

History

According to myth, Vesuvio was eons ago the home to the ancestors of the present day Mobian Dragons. Legend has it that the Ancient Walkers forged the Magic Golden Rings on the banks of Vesuviou's lava lake. Under unknown circumstances, however, the dragon ancestors living in Vesuvio left the city, leaving it abandoned.

During the First Robotnik War, when the dragons of Mobius came under attack by Dr. Robotnik's forces, the few colonies of remaining dragons retreated to Vesuvio where they could live in safety. Joined by more surviving colonies, the dragons re-colonized Vesuvio and established a community there with Glint in charge.

When Dulcy returned to Vesuvio after her exile, Vesuvio was discovered by Dr. Eggman after a group of roboticized dragons followed her there. Intending to conquer Vesuvio and roboticize the remaining dragons, Eggman had the roboticized dragons attack the ancient city. Dulcy, however, managed to fight alongside the other free dragons residing in Vesuvio, and together they destroyed the roboticized dragons. Afterwards, due to her bravery and performance in battle, Dulcy was granted full pardon and had her citizenship in Vesuvio renewed, and became as well the official ambassador between the dragons in Vesuvio and the outside world.

Trivia

  • Vesuvio is presumably named after the real-life mountain volcano Vesuvius in Italy.

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