Unification of evil Sonic Boom

Shadow: Shadow is an anthropomorphic black hedgehog with a barrel chest and broad shoulders. He has red eyes and a small patch of white fur on his chest. He also has six quills on his head, four of which curve upwards and the other two curve downwards, two spines on his back, and a small tail.

He wears white gloves with a red back that have yellow rings on the wrists. His shoes are white and smooth, and on top of both shoes there is a red tongue and a black cuff. Shadow is a rude and arrogant hedgehog. He is quick to kill those who get in his way. However, he tries very hard to maintain his calm and not show any strong emotions. After Shadow receives invitations from Doctor Eggman, he goes to his lair. The hedgehog joins Eggman's league of villains, which has set itself the goal of destroying Sonic the Hedgehog. However, Shadow quickly gets tired of their stupidity and leaves the group. However, when the villains began to lose, he appeared to destroy Sonic. Shadow expressed his displeasure that such an army could not cope with the blue hedgehog. During the battle, Shadow was gaining the upper hand, but was distracted by an agitated Eggman, allowing Sonic to win. When Eggman needed special moves and attacks from someone who could beat Sonic in his video game, he asked Shadow to provide them. However, Shadow refused, stating that he would never work with the doctor again. Later, Eggman approached Shadow again and showed him an edited video of Sonic talking trash about Shadow. Feeling insulted, he decides to get revenge on Sonic. He was confronted by Amy, Sticks, Knuckles, and Tails. However, he defeats them all. Like in the original, Shadow has the same powers as Sonic, and also uses Chaos powers unlike him. Quotes We'll meet again soon Sonic, but this time on my terms. Good night, Sonic I don't follow orders.

Eggman: Eggman's normal outfit consists of a red jacket with yellow cuffs and buttons, as well as white gloves and dark gray pants. On his head, he wears gray glasses with green lenses and blue pince-nez that cover his eyes. He also has a controller, which is located on his right hand. Eggman is very narcissistic and short-tempered. Often telling the heroes his dreams about how he wants to enslave the world. However, in the series, he was shown as a rather comical character.

Despite all his intelligence, Eggman is quite naive.

With his advanced engineering skills, Eggman can build a variety of robots, which he then uses for his own purposes.

Intern Dave: Dave is a tall and skinny anthropomorphic nutria, standing about half as tall as Dr. Eggman. He has blue fur with bangs that mimic a hairline, whorls on his head and neck, green eyes, and an almost entirely white muzzle. He has a wide black nose, three freckles/pimples on each cheek, and two oversized fangs. For clothing, he wears the standard Mecha uniform, which is a lavender shirt with yellow leaf-shaped markings and a name tag. He also wears white gloves and red and blue sneakers. He also has two braces on his teeth. Overall, Dave is a complex character.[67] On the outside, he has the appearance of a nerdy, dorky, and awkward teenager who still enjoys playing with action figures.[3] He is also very rude, calling Team Sonic losers. He is also a devoted fan and sycophant, overly enthusiastic about performing any chore assigned to him by the object of his admiration. Although something of a loner, Dave nevertheless values the connections he has with his friends. Apparently unhappy with his job at Me Burger, Dave usually acts rather thoughtlessly and indifferently at work, showing little interest in the needs of his customers and displaying a casual attitude towards his work. Due to his lack of enthusiasm for his profession, he almost always has a sullen expression. In fact, Dave has become so accustomed to people's mediocre opinions of his workplace and service that he is surprised by satisfied customers. However, as a waiter in the VIP lounge of Me Burger, he is much more professional and displays polite and gentlemanly behavior. Ultimately, Dave does care about his job, at least to some extent, as he has shown on multiple occasions that he does not really want to lose it, and has become depressed or plotted revenge on the occasions when he has been out of work. He is also not one to sit back when his job is at risk.

Beneath Dave's harmless exterior lies an evil, horrible, and mentally unstable child who seeks absolute anarchy and destruction of the world.[26][69] He is driven by an overly ambitious goal of becoming a supervillain, and he pursues this dream with his vivid and fertile imagination.[3] Although he is dim-witted and not very intelligent, as his evil plans rarely result in anything threatening, he is still mean, ruthless, and dangerous in his own short-sighted way; After hearing that Cubot disliked him, he killed him in cold blood, and when Eggman told Dave to wait on bigger projects, he snapped and was willing to destroy the world to prove his evilness. Due to no one showing him respect, Dave constantly bickers with other people because he just wants to be bad and be accepted as a villain.[3][70] This desire to be accepted causes him to lash out in anger at those who put him down.[3] Dave also shows an interest in dominating others, such as when he let Knuckles know that he works for him at Meh Burger.[7] He can also be vengeful, vowing revenge on anyone who gets in his way. Aside from his poor health and below-average physical abilities, Dave has no superpowers. However, he has a vivid and rich imagination, as well as decent planning skills, but lacks the resources, cunning, and IQ to implement them. He does have some inventive skills, however, having built a simple robot with artificial intelligence.[32] He is also knowledgeable in marketing, and has managed to make Meh Burger the best establishment in Hedgehog Village using various tricks, despite Meh Burger's mediocre standards. He has also proven himself to be a capable pilot. Dave owns several unusual firearms, which he uses with reasonable accuracy. He once acquired a "Mutant Seed" cannon.

Willy the Walrus: Willy is an anthropomorphic walrus who is slightly shorter than Dr. Eggman. He has pale lavender fur, a stocky build, broad shoulders, thick arms, and rather short and thick legs. He is overweight[1] and has a round belly. He has a large, pale peach-colored muzzle with a black bridge, blue eyes, and two noticeably large, vertical tusks. He wears white gloves and light brown boots. His silhouette is strikingly similar to Dr. Eggman's. Willy is a loud, stocky, and dangerous guy with an evil laugh. However, he is not very good at being a villain and is very stupid, even becoming the victim of his own pranks almost before he has time to pull them off.[2][7] Despite being evil, he is usually nice to others and is good at civilized conversation.[2][3] He also has a softer side, as he cherishes the friendships he has made with his fellow criminals. While too incompetent to commit violent crimes, Willy enjoys destruction and anarchy, and openly takes joy in committing crimes simply for the sake of it, such as when he joined Eggman's heist on a whim. He also enjoys talking about his skills as a burglar, and enjoys a good prison break. While Willy admits that he is not a great villain (despite his boasting), he has come to terms with it and accepts his incompetence. According to Willy himself, his specialty is breaking and entering. However, he has admitted that he is not as good at escaping, such as from prisons.[2] Under Eggman's tutelage, Willy gained piloting skills sufficient to take on Tails and his plane in a dogfight with the help of Moth.

Chameleon: Chameleon is an anthropomorphic wolf of average build and height, only slightly shorter than Knuckles. He has dark gray fur with peach-colored skin on his muzzle and inside his ears, and light blue eyes. His muzzle in particular is of medium length, with a black nose like Sonic's. He also has a long, bushy tail with a light gray tip. His standard attire includes a tree disguise, white gloves with round cuff clips, and green boots with wraps. He also has several other sets of clothing that he always wears over his tree disguise. Chameleon has a bit of an arrogance that can get out of hand if he is fed too much, and he prides himself on his various skills (despite them being clearly limited). This includes his tendency to pick the best (second-rate) con artists to join his association and his "mastery" at disguise.[1][2] However, he is generally well-mannered and knows when to say hello.[2] He also has something of an artistic side, as he tends to add a bit of charm to his gestures when saying his real name to make it sound more mysterious. While he may seem determined, he does have an emotional side, as he once cried in loneliness after realizing his friends had abandoned him.[1]

Seeking recognition as a villain and enjoying immoral acts and anarchy, Chameleon is not very good at being a bad guy and is considered to be generally dumb.

Barker: T.V. Barker is an anthropomorphic dog about the same height as Knuckles, with a broad chest and shoulders. He has dark gray fur with light gray tips on his bushy tail, triangular ears, a medium-sized muzzle, and a stripe down the middle of his head. He also has cheek tufts, prominent canine teeth, a pointed black muzzle, and orange eyes.

His attire consists of a white shirt with a red bow tie, a red jacket with darker cuffs and collar and yellow epaulettes, black shoes, white gloves and a black top hat. As a lawyer, he wears a dark blue suit jacket. T. W. Barker is very cunning, sinister, greedy and devious. An educated,[11] suave and charismatic charlatan, he is quite shrewd, intelligent and manipulative: he managed to present himself as a true gentleman and a selfless entertainer despite his evil nature, he tricked Orbot and Cubot into letting him steal the Egg Mobile and deceived an entire courtroom in his favor. When Barker comes up with his evil plans, he is usually in complete control of the situation and confident in his designs. He is also an organized person and a highly competent strategist, able to turn even the useless Hooligans into a nearly unstoppable fighting force. Due to his profession as a con artist, Barker also knows how to avoid being fooled, best seen when he recognized a mud-covered Knuckles when everyone else mistook him for McFoot. W. Barker is a very cunning con artist and a well-educated lawyer with a sharp mind.[2][11] Using simple tricks, persuasive arguments, verbal traps, and mind games, he can easily gain the trust of his victims and turn irrefutable arguments in his favor. With his skills, he was able to effortlessly convince an entire courtroom to support him and Eggman.[3] He is also a versatile pilot, and can easily pilot the Eggmobile and Octopus.

Greedy for profit, Barker is extremely selfish, prideful, and has no regard for others. He has been known to hold his performers captive against their will to keep them working for him,[2][13] and often tricks people into making deals that only benefit him, leaving his debtors in debt or with nothing at all.[4][16]

Barker usually has a reserved and relatively refined demeanor. However, it has been shown that underneath this facade is a much more vindictive and rude person. If provoked too much, Barker can go into a violent but controlled rage in which he seeks to destroy his enemies. If he decides to completely lose his temper, he can become quite short-tempered and loud. He also usually leaves his minions to fight in his stead while he stays safe, which also points to his cowardly nature.

Stunt Bear #1 is not an anthropomorphic bear, although his anatomy is slightly more humanoid than that of a real bear. He has brown eyes, large paws, and thick fur on his neck, chin, and front legs. For his circus attire, Stunt Bear #1 wears a red, blue, and yellow jumpsuit with short sleeves and legs, a red and yellow helmet with a blue strap, white eye makeup, and a red clown nose. He also has brown fur with tan markings around his muzzle. When not in his circus attire, he has no clothes at all and his entire body is covered in brown fur. Stunt Bear #1 is very intelligent for an animal, being able to understand human speech and act like a human. However, he can only speak in growls and roars. He is also highly trained and loyal, obeying T.W. Barker's every order and staying with him despite Barker's poor treatment of his performers.[3][4] Despite this, he has a bad temper, as seen when he quickly started fighting with Stunt Bear #2 when he misunderstood their friendship.[1] Stunt Bear #1 has high physical strength, being able to hold off even Knuckles (albeit with the help of Stunt Bear #2).[3] He also has good balance, as he can stand on a rolling Ball Bot or a unicycle.

Stunt Bear #2 is not an anthropomorphic bear, although his anatomy is slightly more human-like than that of a real bear. He has brown eyes, large paws, and thick fur on his neck, chin, and front legs. For his circus attire, Stunt Bear #2 wears a purple and teal jumpsuit with short sleeves and legs, a purple and purple helmet with a blue strap, white eye makeup, and a red clown nose. He also has gray fur with a patch of light gray fur around his muzzle. When not in his circus attire, he wears no clothing at all and his entire body is covered in brown fur. Stunt Bear #2 is very intelligent for an animal: he is able to understand human speech and act like a human. However, he can only roar and growl. He is also highly trained and loyal, as he follows all of T.W. Barker's orders and supports him despite Barker's poor treatment of his performers.[3][4] However, he has a bad temper, as seen when he angrily attacked Stunt Bear #1 when the latter got angry at him.[1] Stunt Bear #2 has high physical strength, being able to hold off even Knuckles (albeit with the help of Stunt Bear #1).[3] He also has good balance, as he can stand on a rolling Robot Ball or a unicycle.

The Weasel Bandits are a group that appears in the Sonic Boom series. They are a trio of anthropomorphic weasel thieves that roam Seaside Island. They are also members of the Lightning Thunder Society.[2] All three Weasel Bandits wear the same uniform, which includes black T-shirts with matching boots and newsboy caps, white gloves, and black wristbands. What distinguishes each member are the bandanas that cover their faces, which come in red, yellow, and blue.

When attending Lightning Strike Society meetings, the group wears wine-colored robes and fezzes with the society's emblem.[6] Once, when they tried out as bowlers, the group wore bowling uniforms that matched their regular clothing.[1]

Orbot: Orbot is nearly identical to his in-game counterpart. He is a miniature robot with a round head consisting of a hemispherical red cap with a smaller black hemisphere underneath that serves as his lower face. His lower face can flip up to reveal a light blue mouth piece and two light blue pupil-less eyes in gray frames. He also has a black ball joint for a chest and red gloves for hands. His arms and back are each made up of two thin gray strips connected by a black and red ball joint. The lower half of his body is a small rear hemisphere with a grey interior and a ball joint connecting it to his back. Orbot has been described as a "cool robot" compared to him and Cubot, and has a polished demeanor that matches his smooth exterior. While Orbot is somewhat the smarter, more serious, and more solid of the duo, he is just as prone to clumsiness as Cubot. Despite his flawed personality, he is loyal by default, though he will only obey orders after being threatened by his programming. Orbot speaks calmly, formally, and without embellishment. He is honest to a fault, and has made unsolicited, scathing assessments of Eggman, albeit indirectly. While more level-headed and sensible than his creator, Orbot favors calculated, resource-saving, and stealthy tactics, which have proven to be quite effective in contrast to Eggman's brutal and destructive plans. He is also known to have a sense of humor and sarcasm, which are a result of his "intelligence chip". He usually displays this side of himself when dealing with Eggman and discussing his plans. He is also presumably a natural storyteller. Orbot is capable of folding himself into a sphere the size of a suitcase.[79] He is also capable of levitation and can move at speeds comparable to the Eggmobile in mid-air.

At his core, Orbot is a mindless servant. Although capable of making his own choices and forming his own opinions, Orbot is weak-willed and cannot stand to be alone, as he is extremely dependent on others, and complete freedom causes him anxiety due to having to make his own decisions.[24] Fearing that he will be sent to the scrap heap if he does not do his job, he will always grovel before Eggman and will happily belittle himself as much as possible in order to return to his duties once he has no one to serve, demonstrating a complete lack of dignity. Orbot is also supposedly afflicted with "Bot-Holm Syndrome", which causes him to end up agreeing with everything Eggman says. Orbot is equipped with a number of additional features. His mouth functions as a paper shredder to destroy letters, a juicer to make drinks (which are then fed through his index finger), or a printer to print documents. His eyes also serve as flashlights and movie projectors, with the latter function activated by pressing one of his teeth like a button. There is also a button on his back that can erase a day's memory files. Pressing both of his eyes at the same time can reboot Orbot and return him to normal if there is a problem with his system. He is also connected to the computer in Dr. Eggman's lair, allowing him to remotely access data from the lair and download information directly into his memory. Additionally, it appears that most of his important parts are inside his head, as he is able to retain his sanity and speech even after being decapitated. In addition to his innate functions, Orbot is also capable of understanding and speaking Morse code. In Eggman's lair, Orbot has his own switch that can turn him off and on remotely. Being Eggman's robot, he can also be powered up remotely from Eggman's lair. However, unlike Eggman's other robots

Orbot has long-lasting batteries that can keep it running for years without recharging.

Cubot: Cubot is nearly identical to his in-game counterpart. He is a small robot, but slightly taller than Orbot. He has a square black head with a flat but wider yellow square cap on top and a larger black square on the bottom that resembles a jaw. His jaw can separate from his head, revealing a light blue lid that resembles a mouth. He also has two light blue pupil-less eyes with gray frames. His chest is made up of a smaller yellow cube, and he wears yellow gloves on his hands. His arms and back are each made up of two thin gray stripes connected by a black and yellow ball joint. The bottom of his body is a black open cube with a gray interior and a ball joint connecting it to his back. Compared to Orbot, Cubot is described as a "funbot" and has a blunt personality. Despite his flawed personality, he is loyal by default, though he will only obey orders after being threatened by his programming. Gruff and stern like a patrol cop, he is very dim-witted and slow to comprehend, having difficulty solving a puzzle designed for infants and misunderstanding even the simplest instructions. However, he still has moments of common sense and common sense. Cubot is generally good-natured, though his clumsy exterior hides a short-tempered and aggressive personality. After several failed attempts, Cubot decided to break Eggman out of prison "his way", which involved blowing up the prison with a disintegration ray. What sets Cubot apart from his counterparts is that he learns from his mistakes, allowing him to become wiser with each experience, albeit slightly. Cubot has at times displayed a lack of self-confidence and low self-esteem. He is a bit depressed about being a soulless machine, often dreaming of something more than serving Eggman and wondering if he would be a good henchman or just a comic relief.

At his core, Kubo is a mindless servant. Despite being capable of making his own choices and forming his own opinions, Kubo is weak-willed and cannot stand to be alone, as he is extremely dependent on others, and complete freedom causes him anxiety due to having to make his own decisions. Fearing that he will be consigned to the scrap heap without being given any role, he will eventually return to his employer and happily humiliate himself as much as possible in order to return to his duties once he has no one to serve, demonstrating a complete lack of dignity. Kubot is also supposedly afflicted with "Bot-Holm Syndrome", which causes him to ultimately agree with everything Eggman says. Kubot is capable of folding his body into a cube the size of a duffel bag and turning his head 360 degrees. He is also capable of levitating and moving at speeds comparable to the Eggmobile in mid-air. Kubot is equipped with a number of additional features. His mouth acts as a paper shredder, his breath creates a vacuum effect, allowing him to act like a vacuum cleaner with the right attachment, his head is equipped with an airbag, and he even has a button on his back that can erase a day's worth of memory files. By pressing both of his eyes simultaneously, Kubot can be rebooted, effectively returning him to normal if his system becomes compromised. Most of Kubot's important parts appear to be contained within his head, as he is able to retain sentience even after being decapitated. In addition to his innate features, Kubot is also capable of understanding Morse code, though he has admitted to having forgotten it somewhat.[12]

Cubot has his own switch in Dr. Eggman's Lair, which can be turned on and off remotely.[3] Being an Eggman robot, he can also be powered remotely from Eggman's Lair.[38] However, unlike most other Eggman robots, Cubot has long-lasting batteries that can

can keep him operational for years without recharging. When the Anti-Gravity Beam became stuck in Kubot, the device allowed him to create an anti-gravity field that neutralized gravity for anything within its radius and pulled it along with it. This also gave him the ability to fight at a higher level. At first, Kubot could not control the Anti-Gravity Beam. However, once he learned to control it, he was able to neutralize the effects of gravity on selected targets with energy blasts and move those targets like a telekinetic. However, these abilities were permanently lost when the Anti-Gravity Beam was taken from him.