Gaming
 

Wolf Pack

From the Sonic News Network, the Sonic Wiki

This article's subject lies mainly within the SatAM cartoon continuity. The information may not be canonical to the storyline of the Sonic games.


This article's subject lies mainly within the Archie Sonic Comics continuity.
Bear in mind that the information may not be canonical to the storyline of the Sonic games.
This page started life a Mobius Encyclopaedia article, so credit where credit's due. Don't be afraid to re-write sections in a more Sonic-News-Network-y style!


The Wolf Pack are a group of freedom fighters in the Saturday morning cartoon independent of the group the show centered around. They made their first appearance in the episode "Cry of the Wolf". They also appeared in the Archie comic; introduced shortly before the Endgame saga (#46). The episode itself was later adapted into an issue #113. The pack is lead by Lupe.

Contents

[edit] History

[edit] Formation

The Wolves were once a proud race, honored in their heritage and living only off of what nature provided for them. They lived in an uncharted area called "The Great Unknown" which lay just beyond the Great Canyon. However, shortly after Robotnik's coup of Mobotropolis, their lives were thrust into turmoil as Robotnik ran them off of their native lands, and roboticized their people. Only a handful were left unroboticized, while the rest fought valiantly to free their lands. (StH: #67, #113)

[edit] New Allies

Sally Acorn, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Antoine D'Coolette first encountered the Wolf Pack after they stumbled upon their home. Having received a Freedom Fighter list via King Maximillian Acorn, they sought to unite other Freedom Fighters for their cause. After some rather hilarious moments with Antoine's "curse", the two Freedom Fighter groups worked together and defeated a Waste Pod. Following this, the Wolf Pack Freedom Fighters became valuable allies. (StH: #46, #113)

[edit] Travels and Tribulations

After the death of Dr. Ivo Robotnik, the Wolf Pack sought to return to their former home and search for other surviving wolves. After crossing the Great Canyon, the Wolf Pack came across a destroyed and long abandoned Overlander city. While searching for shelter from a storm, the Pack came across two young Overlander girls, Aerial and Athena. Eventually it was decided by the Pack leader Lupe that both Aerial and Athena would become part of their family. (StH: #67, #68, #69)

Upon returning to the remains of their former city, the Wolf Pack was ambushed by Dr. Eggman's forces. Once in capitivity, Sir Charles Hedgehog, once again serving as a Robian lieutenant, revealed to Lupe her roboticized husband Lobo and her children Marcos and Maria. Realizing if she did not comply her husband and children would be dismantled, Lupe allowed herself to be roboticized. However, shortly after the process was complete she managed to barely maintain a level of free will and knocked out the guards and enabled the rest of the Wolf Pack to escape. (SSS: #11)

The Wolf Pack later returned to Knothole where they would be joined by the roboticized Lupe, Lobo and their children after having their free will restored by the Sword of Acorns. The same year the Bem de-roboticized all of the Mobians (except for Bunnie Rabbot and Jules Hedgehog as they would not have survived in purely organic form) and the Pack was finally reunited. (StH: #100, #123)

Later, Lupe and the Wolf Pack were seen running from the massively growing nanite city when A.D.A.M. caused it to grow rapidly. They managed to escape the vicinity before falling victim to the nanites. By this point in time, Lobo, Marcos and Maria had also joined the Wolf Pack. (StH: #152)

[edit] Members

[edit] Background Information

[edit] Satam

[edit] In Archie Comics

The pack first show up at a Camp fire pow-wow. A hot blooded member of the pack, Drago the Wolf would prove to be a traitor during the End game saga. Tricking Heresy into cutting Sally's rope as she scaled a tower.