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Yeah, he has more personality than most of the other characters at that time, but like… that’s what was weird about it? Why does this doctor waltz in with no setup and get to be the writer’s pet when, over 40 issues in, I’m still waiting for half of the main cast to develop a personality? But it’s still very weird that this random doctor character shows up and immediately starts chewing the scenery.

Like many things from that era of the comics, he’s not the worst, especially compared to stuff that came later. Quack, but it’s also kind of impossible for me to disentangle him from the guy who made him I will admit that knowing who made him definitely colored my opinions of Dr. But as far as flashback appearances and stuff like that goes, it’s entirely possible that they just don’t want mentions of him to come off as foreshadowing for a grand return that isn’t gonna happen Off the top of my head, the RI cover for #40 where Eggman is streaming on Twitch had a clear reference to him.

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With the series already hinging so heavily around Eggman’s takeover, they may be trying to avoid turning the series into Sonic Forces 2Īlso, it’s not like references to Infinite are TOTALLY off-limits.

And if it’s none of those things: they don’t seem to want the IDW comics to dwell too much on specific games’ stories, instead encouraging them to tell new stories within the world.

It’s also possible that Infinite may be viewed as a one-and-done villain who exists only to be used in Forces, like the many previous villains who were made for one game and then died at the end, never to return again.

Infinite’s presence and storyline may be considered a selling point of Forces by Sega, and as such they may not want the IDW comics to steal the game’s thunder.

(This is what I’d suspect is the main factor, since his fate is so ambiguous and even Ian doesn’t know what happened to him.)

They don’t want to give a firm stance on Infinite’s fate, in case it comes up again in the games and ends up contradicting what the comics do with him.

If any persisting FOV change occurs from boost acceleration, resulting in a disorienting camera, you can lightly tap 'Q' to reset FOV.

This can allow for shortcuts in getting certain Chaos Emeralds.

Pressing Space rapidly while boosting allows the player to 'glide' over what would otherwise be a normal fall.

Makes the player ascend, or descend respectively. Movement without boosting takes much longer to accelerate mid-air. Holding the key allows more projectiles to be launched.ĭeals a large AOE damage effect in the area surrounding the player.Ĭreates a very large visual effect. Launches a barrage of sword-like projectiles at the cursor, or another player if they are locked onto. Launches a barrage of projectiles at the cursor, or another player if they are locked onto. Can be 'chained' to traverse otherwise difficult platforms.

If used in proximity to a compatible object, the player will home into it. If fall is longer than a normal jump on flat ground, spin jump will transition to normal fall shortly after jumping.ĭashes player forward, and exits spin jump. They revert to their usual appearanceĬurrently extremely situational, as it only works properly on a few surfaces. When E is released, the player dashes forward. Player becomes a ball coloured with their selected aura colour. The player character has many abilities that allow them to traverse the map of Sonic Ultimate RPG.Īccelerates the player in the direction they are facing.Ĭreates a client-sided air drag effect in the player's aura colour when active.If used in any Super Form, causes the player to enter flight without pressing Z