#inverse mephiles | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

smileythefirst · 1 year

Text

So guess what?! I got the idea to make a spin-off (kind of how Sonic Universe helped provide context for stuff in the main Archie Sonic comics) in my AU, and add Turbo and Extra Life Sonic from the Fleetway comics into my AU!

The side comic will be called Sonic Paraverse and it will be including (possibly) other AUs, like The Zone Cops, and an cowboy Sonic AU I had thought of! (That AU won’t affect the main story that much) In this comic is where I’ll explain how Pentas (aka the Sonic Inverse AU version of Amy) meets Zamy The Zone Cop.

So, as you may have noticed, Coldsteel is also part of this! I decide to give this meme oc a role because he’s cool! He was a biological weapon made by Doctor Ivo (aka Inverse Robotnik) by the request of King Maurice (Scourge’s dad). Coldsteel was supposed to help win wars against other Kingdoms, but since there was no actual war, he was sealed away (but mostly because he was too erratic and was eventually labeled a threat). Coldsteel and Metal Scourge act as siblings at times.

Hope you like their designs!

20 notes · View notes

silver-ace-of-spades · 2 years

Text

The different types of characters in my Halloween Miitopia playthrough

Real people or animals (Silver (me), Maynard, Jimi)

Recurring OCs (The RGBCYM Group, Indigo, Pastella Periwinkle, the Minesona Triplets, Ash, Trixie)

OCs I would like to have as recurring OCs (Morel the Hedgehog, the Necrotic Trio, Error, Jack, Witch the Horse)

Obscure OCs (Oleander, Mr. and Mrs. Pelican, Mx. Pelican, Aspen, Lavender)

OCs I'll probably never use again (Hector, Frost, Future, Void, Edge, Sally, Violet, Blaise, Coal, Rose, Virus, Cross, Confusion, Inverse, Chroma)

Non-OC characters (Mephiles the Dark, Satan, Shaggy, Minecraft Ghast, Eyeballs, Magical John, Sans the Skeleton)

Meta shitposts (Running, Out, Of, Ideas)

#toxic electricity #halloween miitopia playthrough #mild swearing #my ocs

1 note · View note

mobius-prime · 4 years

Text

265. Sonic the Hedgehog #196

Hedgehog Havoc! (Part 2)

Writer: Ian Flynn Pencils: Tracy Yardley! Colors: Jason Jensen

Sally is in the middle of a furious argument with Alicia, insisting that trapping Sonic in Moebius with Scourge was unacceptable. Alicia, of course, doesn't care what Sally thinks, and when Sally orders Tails to restart the star posts she's initially angry until Miles assures her that by now, Sonic should have easily beaten Scourge. Both the Freedom Fighters and the Suppression Squad go through the reopened portal into Moebius… just in time to see Super Scourge, having completely decimated all resistance against him, just finishing up beating Sonic into a pulp. He's quite pleased to see some new "fresh meat" enter the arena, as he hasn't quite gotten all the bloodlust out of his system yet.

I think it's fair to say this situation royally sucks ass. After beating the rest of the Suppression Squad into the dirt, he targets Miles specifically, who's utterly terrified, as he knows Scourge knows he was the ringleader of the mutiny. Before Scourge has a chance to kill him, though, Silver finds enough strength to get back to his feet and stop him.

Well, it was worth a shot, buddy. Sonic forces himself back to his feet as well, trying to think of what his own weaknesses are when he's in Super form, but his thoughts are interrupted by a metallic hand grabbing him from behind. Metal Sonic has decided that since its chances of taking out Super Scourge are nil, it might as well go after Sonic himself. Shadow jumps in to save him from Metal, and they discuss ideas on how to remove this secondary threat from the field so they can focus on Scourge.

…fair enough! Rosy tries her hand at beating Scourge up once more, but he throws her aside, and Rob fires off an arrow with a rope trap on it, securing Rosy in place to make sure that she stays out of the fight for her own and everyone else's safety, telling Amy that though she may not be his true cousin, he still doesn't want to see her hurt. Sonic asks Miles if there's any more Anarchy Beryl they can use, but Miles says that they stored all of their stock somewhere far from here, having been unaware up till now that Scourge was secretly keeping some for himself in his throne. Miles is certain that they're doomed, as Scourge will have easily wiped the floor with all of them before he powers down, but Sally puts a new plan into action. She orders Silver, Boomer, and Bunnie to all use their heavy-hitting skills to slow Scourge down, at which point… everyone dogpiles him.

"Nice plan"? Are you kidding me, Sonic? I love Sally, and normally she's quite intelligent, but this is easily one of her worst plans! You can't just dogpile someone who's gone Super! Sure enough, Scourge proves this immediately by releasing a blast of energy that sends everyone flying. Sonic doesn't give up, trying to smash into him to take him back down, but Scourge grabs him and flings him outside, where a dramatic rainstorm has started up. He angrily beats on Sonic some more while reminding him that he threw away his chance before to become a twin king of the multiverse alongside him. Sonic runs away into the forest while trying once again to think of what weaknesses he has when he's Super, but can't think of any, noting that even once he powers down he gets a small boost. That suddenly gives him an idea, and he stops dead, allowing Scourge to catch up with him. Sonic admits that he's lost this fight, but then mocks Scourge for having to go Super to even have a shot at taking him down. When Scourge insists he could beat Sonic even in his normal form, Sonic invites him to prove it, and Scourge voluntarily powers down… and immediately falls to his knees. He's shocked, and Sonic smugly explains his line of reasoning - since this is the inverse zone to Mobius, coming down from a Super transformation doesn't give him a boost, but rather saps him of all his energy. Scourge furiously but weakly tries to protest that he conquered the planet himself and Sonic is nothing compared to him, but Sonic isn't having it.

Ah, yes, the customary "and that's why good is good" speech at the end to put the villain in their place! The next day, the Suppression Squad reluctantly takes down the globe posts so Buns can return them to Kintobor. Miles slyly tries to invite her back into the Squad since she's now quite powerful in her Omega armor, but she refuses, going back with the Freedom Fighters to Kintobor's hospital tower. Miles speculates that she'll likely be back as someone like her can only "play the hero" for so long, and sycophantically assures Alicia that he's ready to restore her to her rightful place on the throne, but she dismissively tells him that they both know she's a figurehead and he's the real one in charge due to his intellect. I mean, fair enough, Alicia, you may not exactly be leadership material, but also remember he's like, eleven years old…

Honestly, I find it a little bizarre that here in his first appearance Silver is quite serious and focused, not showing much doubt, considering that his entire characterization in his debut game was about how uncertain and scared he is - basically just a scared child trying to figure out how best to protect his world, and being easily misled as a result. Having him search for a past "traitor" was a good way to translate his Sonic-hunting motivations into the comic considering Mephiles isn't exactly around to give him false leads, but honestly, the thing that bugs me the most about his appearance here is that he can apparently just travel through time using a warp ring, begging the question of why no one else tries such a thing in this universe. I mean, they've only ever been shown to link up to other locations, and other zones if they're properly charged, so why can Silver just randomly travel back and forward in time with one? Ah, whatever. Kintobor hands a chained-up Scourge over to Sonic for safekeeping, and Sonic invites Sally and the others to head back to Freedom HQ while he instead goes to the "parallel zone," presumably referring to the No Zone, to hand Scourge off to the Zone Cops so he can't ever cause this level of destruction again.

#nala reads archie sonic preboot #archie sonic #archie sonic preboot #sonic the hedgehog #sth 196 #writer: ian flynn #pencils: tracy yardley #colors: jason jensen

12 notes · View notes

crusherthedoctor · 7 years

Note

Hey Crusher I just got curious. Who is your favorite Sonic villain besides Eggman himself?

Not counting characters that are Robotnik’s own creations (Metal Sonic, Captain Whisker, etc), or characters that are ultimately misunderstood rather than truly villainous (Chaos), there are two in particular that I really like:

-Erazor Djinn is the exact kind of villain that Mephiles tried to be. He has a clear goal and motive, he has obvious personality beyond “I’m evil”, he works to his goal in a cunning manner and had justified reason for letting Sonic do a lot of the work (he can’t get the World Rings himself due to the ritual aspect, so he ropes Sonic into doing it with the threat of death via the Flame of Judgement), he gives you good reason to express contempt towards him due to his manipulative relationship with Shahra, and he’s able to back up his threats when it’s time to fight the hedgehog.

-Zavok is also pretty good, but oddly enough, he’s more like an inverse of Mephiles, in that his plan was simple but effective, he interacts with and antagonises Sonic just enough for there to be a believable hero-villain dynamic between the two of them, and like Erazor, he’s always ready to back up his words when the going gets tough. And while you can argue that the rest of the Deadly Six may have been far from multi-dimensional, I think Zavok at least had enough traits to be compelling, such as his respect for Master Zik and his surprisingly contemplative nature for someone so Bowser-esque.

#Crusher's Asks #Opinion #Sonic the Hedgehog #Erazor Djinn #Zavok

16 notes · View notes