Mecha Sonic charges across the room using its rocket boosters.Mecha Sonic curls into a spiky metallic ball and charges across the room in a fashion similar to the Spin Dash.At first, it follows a set number of attack patterns in the following order: The battle with Mecha Sonic starts by standing still for a few seconds before starting to attack. For this boss, the player is not given any Rings, making this battle rather tough. The player fights Mecha Sonic as either Sonic or Tails, as Knuckles in Knuckles in Sonic 2 and the 2013 remaster of the game, or as Amy in Sonic Origins Plus. Mecha Sonic is the first of two bosses in Death Egg Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Knuckles in Sonic 2, and the tenth overall boss of the game. The player has to hit it eight times in order to defeat it. Able to dash across the room, Spin Jump, and shoot small spikes everywhere in mid-spin jump. With rocket boosters, Mecha Sonic was able to fly or perform rapid, straightforward assaults from the ground.Ī tough and bulky Sonic robotic clone. Mecha Sonic could fire multiple small spike projectiles while performing the mid-air assault in the curling ball form. Much like the hedgehog, Mecha Sonic could also dash off from a standstill in its curling ball form akin to the Spin Dash and perform a mid-air jump much like the Spin Jump. These quills were also useful when the robot performed its own variant of Sonic's trademark Spin Attack. Mecha Sonic's active quills were able to protect it from attacks from behind. It must be defeated by depleting its Health Gauge with the Tornado's gunshots. It attacks by dashing towards Sonic and Mario, and firing its spines while curled up. In the Nintendo Switch version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Mecha Sonic appears as the boss of the second stage of the Tokyo Sky Flight mini game. Mecha Sonic, from Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. See also: Mecha Sonic (Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020) Despite Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit) also having its own Mecha Sonic, its existence was unknown to Sega staff during the development, and was merely a coincidence that a similar robot appeared in both games. Mecha Sonic's spikes that shoot out during the boss fight were not originally intended, so additional reloadable spikes on the back sides of its head were added to its design after the sprites were completed. Very early in development, Tails was intended to be trapped inside the robot, but this was too difficult to work into the story so it was scrapped. These included a long laser shot from the eye, homing missiles from all ten fingers, and "Super Gravity Smash", a move where its chest armor would open and fire a gravity bullet that would eventually disappear but would draw in Rings if the player was too close to it. The robot was intended to have many attacks during development, but time constraints resulted in several of its abilities going unimplemented. The robot used imagery from Mechagodzilla and Gigan for its design, making it appear strong and painful. Robotnik's first combat unit to counter only Sonic, unlike other Badniks which were created out of ambition. Mecha Sonic's creator, Yasushi Yamaguchi, has stated that Mecha Sonic was written as Dr. Mecha Sonic's design based on its sprites (top), and early sketches (below). 4.2 Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020.4.1 Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure.
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