In the Rusty Ruin Zone, Buddy is trying to use the Mobius Ring to head back to Drak and find a Prosecutor suit before turning back into Chaos. The Hunt Is On starts with Kintobor informing Sonic about the boat, so the hedgehog goes to investigate without telling his friends. Reynolds also included individual plot synopses for the 3-parter. Finally, more areas of Flickies' Island were set to be featured, such as the icy and lava regions. Sonic will be alone against his enemies with no way of getting home. Grimer is said to have come to the conclusion that he'll have to take over Mobius himself and kill Sonic to bring Robotnik out of his lunacy. Other plans were to show Big's nice side, attempting to tell Buddy right and wrong and enhance his fishing abilities. The article goes on to go into details on the major characters, such as Death-Trap, with tension being played up between Kalus and Prank.

Grimer has been monitoring the bugged Kintobor Computer and sends Death-Trap to the island to chase down Sonic. Instead, it's Big the Cat and Buddy, hunting down information on the former Drakon outpost. The plot overview was that Sonic would arrive on Flickies' Island to discover a boat there, presuming Grimer has returned to his own base.

Although the story was written by Ed Reynolds, many ideas came from Nigel Kitching. The original Sonic the Hedgehog arc was scrapped early on. He may have even tried selling information to the Freedom Fighters! Back on Mobius, the only person who knows where Tails has gone is Nack, who may have bugged him in the Metropolis Zone. Although the fox would eventually go there in Journey to the Crossroads, the original plan would see a beleaguered Tails help in the diplomatic goings-on with Roubal, but would learn his father has a terminal illness and euthanasia may play a part.

Amy Rose may have featured here.Īfter this, Tails' adventures would take him to the Nameless Zone. A complete story called Twilight would follow and would be a Hero of Mobius-style retrospective, showing Tails dealing with his grief. Tails would manage to save one of the archaeologists, but he would blame the hero when his friend drowns in the flood, something Tails agrees with. Since the police can't get in, Tails goes to the rescue but finds himself losing confidence as the Zone crumbles around him. Archaeologists are in the area when a flood barrier breaks and two of them are trapped. Tails' next 3-part story would have been The Flood, an adventure in the Aquatic Ruin Zone. At the end, Nack would probably escape with his loot and Tails thinks he's won after dealing with the rioting prisoners (with help from the police). One of his targets may have been a refrigeration unit if the Chaos Emeralds were still scattered. Perhaps Nack would have staged a mass escape from the Metropolis Zone prison, only to stage many small raids elsewhere in the city.

Although the plan was to still have some sort of 'battle' between Tails and Nack the Weasel, the 3-part story would presumably not see them meet at all. Originally produced in April 2000, much of the story was scrapped when the plan to include four strips every issue was reduced to two (at first). Just Like Old Crimes was the first Tails story in STC-O and is the first story to feature in this article.

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