Sonic the Werehog prisoner

When the moons of the dimension pass, he transforms back into a shorter, less muscular, but still athletic blue hedgehog. However, this is only temporary; his wolf side returns when the moons return.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

Rock Bottom is located in the No Zone, an interdimensional space that exists at a 90-degree angle to all other zones in the multiverse. It is not within any specific dimension, but rather acts as a "knot" or "corridor" between them.

Access:

The only way in and out is the Cosmic Interstate, an interdimensional highway that connects the prison to the rest of the zones.
· The Cosmic Interstate is damaged due to external conflicts, making travel and personnel reinforcement difficult.
· The Zone Cops' armored vehicles are the only ones authorized to access the prison.

Interesting Facts

· He is the only prisoner who is not beaten or humiliated in Rock Bottom.
· His presence infuriates Scourge, because it shows that not all alternate "Sonics" suffer in prison.
· Unlike Scourge, the Werehog has no known criminal past.
· He is the only prisoner who has puppets in his cell.
· His transformation is similar to that in the Sonic Unleashed game, but with a different origin in the comics.

WHY DOES NO ONE MESS WITH HIM?

· Because it is strong: Although it has a collar, its wolf form is physically imposing.
· Because he doesn't look for trouble: He doesn't bother anyone.
· Because he is unpredictable: If someone provokes him, he responds with violence.
• Because he has a reputation: The prisoners know it's best to leave him alone.

Other prisoners

Type of relationship: Respect or ignorance

He doesn't interact with them. He ignores them, and they ignore him. He's the only prisoner who doesn't participate in Rock Bottom's hierarchy of violence. Some respect him because they know it's best not to mess with him. Others simply don't notice him. But no one attacks him.

Typical Werehog phrase about the other prisoners: "Everyone minds their own business. I don't bother them, they don't bother me. That's how it works."

Verti-Cal and Horizont-Al

Type of relationship: Silent observation

He doesn't interact with them, but he sometimes observes them. He finds them amusing because of their pathetic behavior. Sometimes, when he sees them pass by, he smiles and shakes his head, but he doesn't speak to them.

Typical Werehog quote about them: "Those two... they're like a bad joke. But hey, at least they brighten up the playground."

Smalls the Cat

Type of relationship: Mutual ignorance

Smalls doesn't mess with him because he knows he's bigger and stronger. The Werehog doesn't even notice him. He's just another prisoner.

King Maxx

Type of relationship: Professional respect

King Maxx, as a high-ranking prisoner, knows that Sonic Werehog is not a threat to his territory. They don't mess with each other. There's an unspoken respect between them.

Guards

Type of relationship: Professional tolerance

They don't hit him. They know that if they provoke him, he could become violent, but they also know that as long as they don't mess with him, there won't be any problems. They prefer to leave him alone. He's the only prisoner they don't have to use force on.

Typical Werehog quote about guards: "Guards are like guard dogs: they bark, but if you don't run, they don't chase you. I just sit and sunbathe."

Warden Zobotnik

Type of relationship: Mutual indifference

The Warden ignores him. He's not a problem, so he pays him no attention. Sometimes he watches him curiously, but he's never punished him. To Zobotnik, Sonic Werehog is a model prisoner: he doesn't cause trouble, he doesn't try to escape, he doesn't incite riots. He's simply... just another prisoner.

Typical phrase

Scourge and Sonic Werehog have no prior history. They didn't know each other before Rock Bottom. The conflict began when Scourge, frustrated with his own situation, started criticizing Sonic Werehog's puppet show for no reason.

Sonic Werehog did nothing to Scourge. He was just sitting on his bench with his puppets, doing what he loved. But Scourge, bitter and desperate, saw him as an easy target to vent his anger. He insulted him, mocked his puppets, and provoked him.

Sonic Werehog's response: He didn't hit him out of hatred. He hit him because Scourge crossed a line. Sonic Werehog doesn't tolerate anyone messing with his puppets. They're his only distraction in prison, and Scourge attacked him for no reason.

Since then: Scourge hates him, but Sonic Werehog doesn't hold a grudge. He simply ignores him. If Scourge provokes him again, he'll retaliate, but he's not seeking revenge. He just wants to be left alone.

IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS

Scourge the Hedgehog

Scourge hates him because he suffers while Sonic Werehog is at peace. When Scourge asks if there's another Sonic in the prison, the Werehog appears and says, "Only one," enraging Scourge even more. On one occasion, Scourge insulted the Werehog's puppets without realizing they were his, and the Werehog hit him so hard he was sent flying.

Puppet Pal Al and Puppet Pal Cal

They are his puppets, with whom he passes the time. He uses them to tell jokes and entertain himself. They are his only company in prison.

Warden Zobotnik

The warden ignores him. He's not a problem, so he pays him no attention. Sometimes he watches him curiously, but he's never punished him.

Guards

They don't hit him. They know that if they provoke him, he might become violent. They prefer to leave him alone.

Other prisoners

He doesn't interact with them. He ignores them, and they ignore him. He's the only prisoner who doesn't participate in Rock Bottom's hierarchy of violence.

LIVING CONDITIONS IN ROCK BOTTOM

· Cell: Not specified, but it has a normal cell.
· Activities: He sits on a bench to sunbathe, plays with his puppets and tells jokes.
• Relationship with other prisoners: Nobody bothers him. He is respected or ignored, but never attacked.
• Food: Eats what he is given, without complaint.

SKILLS

Originals (blocked by the inhibitor collar):

• Speed ​​and agility: Although it loses some of its original speed, it is still extremely fast.
· Beastly strength: Can lift objects much heavier than his normal size.
• Sharp claws: They can cut through metal and pierce defenses.
· Resistance: Its wolf-like body is more resistant to attacks.
· Controlled rage: Unlike other bestial beings, Sonic retains his personality and does not completely lose his reason.

Weaknesses:

• Partial control: Although you can control its transformation, extreme stress can trigger it involuntarily.
· Inhibitory collar: In Rock Bottom, its power is completely blocked.

PERSONALITY

• Calm and relaxed: He spends his time sitting on a bench, sunbathing. He is unfazed by the chaos around him.
· Sarcastic: Enjoys watching Scourge suffer and complain.
· Peaceful, but dangerous: He doesn't look for fights, but if someone provokes him, he responds with violence.
• Prankster: He likes to tell bad jokes with his puppets (Puppet Pals), although most of the inmates don't understand them. He enjoys putting on puppet shows. It's his way of entertaining himself in prison.
• He doesn't underestimate anyone: He knows that even the weakest person can be dangerous if they want to be. That's why he doesn't trust anyone.

APPEARANCE

· Form: Bestial, with a more robust body than its hedgehog form.
· Fur: Darker than Sonic's, with gray and black tones.
· Limbs: Longer and more muscular arms.
· Claws: Sharp and prominent, capable of cutting metal.
· Mane: Similar to that of a wolf, surrounding its neck.
· In prison: He wears an orange jumpsuit and an inhibitor collar like all the prisoners.
furry tail

ORIGIN AND TRANSFORMATION

Sonic Werehog doesn't come from another dimension. He's the same Sonic from Mobius Prime who, during the Shattered World Crisis, underwent an unexpected transformation.

The incident:
While investigating earthquakes occurring across the planet, Sonic and Tails visited the Forest Zone, where Uncle Chuck was studying a purple gas emanating from cracks in the earth. During a tremor, Sonic saved his uncle from falling into a crater, but in the process, a piece of debris broke the gas container, and Sonic inhaled a full dose.

The first symptoms:
Upon returning to the surface, Sonic briefly displayed ferocious behavior, but it was dismissed. However, Uncle Chuck and Professor Pickle discovered that the gas had mutagenic properties.

The awakening:
Over time, Sonic began exhibiting bestial behavior during rescue missions in Station Square and in his battle against E-106 Eta on the Egg Train. Uncle Chuck, concerned, determined that Sonic was mutating under extreme stress.

BASIC DATA

Name: Sonic Werehog (known among prisoners as "The Wolf" or "The One from the Bank")
Species: Hedgehog-wolf (beastly transformation)
Origin: Mobius Prime (the same dimension as the main Sonic)
Age: Unknown (appears to be a young adult)
Role in prison: Quiet prisoner, nobody bothers him
Status: Long-term inmate at Rock Bottom