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#Press Garden Zone#Sonic Mania Plus#Sonic Mania#sonic the hedgehog#miles tails prower#knuckles the echidna#mighty the armadillo#ray the flying squirrel#Heavy Shinobi#Dragonfly#Juggle Saw#IceBomba#Woodrow#Asteron#Badniks
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Just a reminder that there are certain areas of Metropolis Zone where the Asteron badniks can actually be reached and destroyed by the player, which reveals they are indeed powered by animals like other badniks.
I've done this myself on my old Sega Genesis too, and not as Super Sonic (it was in one of the vertical shafts in Act 3, iirc). Despite their spiky appearance, Asterons are perfectly safe to spin attack, just like the Asteron ninja stars in Sonic Mania.
The messed up thing though is that the Asterons in Sonic 2 only release animals if you can destroy them before they self destruct, which would imply the animals don't survive the suicide attack.
Damn. That's pretty effed up, Eggman. lol
(source for the screenshots btw)
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Asteron from Sonic the Hedgehog 2
I need to update the textures, the rust is just appearing randomly at the moment so that’s something I need to fix. But first I think I need to remodel some pieces to reduce the poly count a bit
#sonic the hedgehog#sonic 2#asteron#badnik#eggman#dr.eggman#robotnik#dr. robotnik#blender#render#3D modelling#eevee render#wip
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AI Prompt: Write an entry in Dr. Eggman’s diary about his badnik, Asteron.
Dear diary,
I was doing some routine checks on my badniks today when I noticed something odd about Asteron, my starfish badnik. I mean, I always knew it was a bit of an oddball, what with its tendency to spin around like a maniac and shoot lasers out of its tentacles, but this was something else entirely.
It turns out that Asteron has developed a new hobby - knitting! I caught it sitting in the corner of the room, quietly knitting what looked like a scarf out of some spare wires it had lying around.
I was initially a bit put off by this unexpected behavior from one of my badniks, but then I thought, why not? Maybe I could market a line of Eggman-branded scarves and hats made by my very own badniks! It's genius, I tell you.
Of course, I'll have to do some market research and maybe get some feedback from my trusted advisors, but I think this could be a real moneymaker. And who knows, maybe Asteron will start a trend among my other badniks. Knitting badniks - it's the future, I can feel it.
Until next time,
Dr. Eggman
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Asteron Badnik 'Sonic 2' SEGA Mega Drive
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Hello! I'm a new artist on tumblr! Hope you don't mind me being here 😉 I don't think I will post here often, but if you're interested in my work, feel free to stay and watch, but you will need a lot of patience for that😅 Also, the guy who greets you is named Asteron, he will appear a lot, so you should get used to seeing him. I will make arts of different fandoms, but undertale will be the one I'll draw most (English is not my first language, so forgive me if there are mistakes)
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Привет! Я новый художник на tumblr! Надеюсь вы не против моего присутствия😉 Не думаю, что буду часто выкладывать сюда свои работы, однако если вы заинтересованы, то можете оставаться и наблюдать, правда для этого понадобится много терпения😅 Также, того парня, что вас приветств��ет зовут Астерон, он будет часто появляться, так что вам стоит привыкнуть к нему. Я буду рисовать разные фандомы, но чаще всего именно андертейл (если вы знаете английский, то не бейте пожалуйста за ошибки в тексте :_>)
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992) Ending: Super Sonic Sweeping
I like Hill Top Zone!
Yeah sure it’s blue Emerald Hill with a mountain aesthetic and some lava and, level design wise, it’s definitely the weakest of the game, but I really vibe with both the aesthetic and especially the music, they give the stage a really unique feel to it that’s very cozy
Mystic Cave is a favorite of mine. It’s a bit cramped and the pit of doom is a bonafide dick move but how many levels in this series are set within dark, spooky caves?
Oil Ocean is where the game seemingly starts to drop off for some people, but personally this level is fine, the only issue being the sea horses being dicks
Metropolis on the other hand is a bit of a bitch
Now I will say that this level is nowhere close to being as hard as people always say. Sonic games in general tend to be pretty low in terms of platformers ranked by difficulty. Metropolis is easier than your typical Megaman level, Hell it’s way easier than just about anything in Castlevania 3. The issue isn’t Metropolis’ difficulty, it’s its tendency to feature some very annoying enemy placement.
Let’s be clear here: the player running into obstacles that come from off screen too quickly to react is a universal issue across ALL 2D Sonic games. ALL of them, with pretty much no exception. It’s an inherent flaw of the formula that you can’t help but run into when you decide to have a game be this fast while also being a side scroller. It’s just something that you’ll need to accept on some level if you plan on enjoying these games, Sonic 3 as well, as good as that game is, is not exempt from this. But even by those standards Metropolis can just get straight up annoying with it. The worst are those sections where you slowly ride those cog wheels upwards, but if an asteron hits you with its spikes you plummet all the way down, you gotta off screen the thing in order for it to come back down and it’s just a slog. Plus it’s 3 acts rather than one, mainly due to one of them being from a scrapped level. I also think that, aesthetically, it’s nowhere close to Scrap Brain. It’s...fine with its gear theme, but it doesn’t feel like Eggman’s base, and it doesn’t carry any environmentalist messages with it. I actually won’t knock off Sonic 2 for not being as “environmental” as the first game though. I mean when you really think about it the only Sonic games that truly commited to that angle were Sonic 1 and CD (Colors too, if you count Planet Wisp), the latter pretty much being a jacked up Sonic 1 anyway. Sonic 2 only has Eggman kidnap animals, but otherwise it’s just about stopping him from using his Star Wars knockoff. It’s a standard save the world story. So is Sonic 3. And SA1. And SA2 etc
Again I don’t “hate” Metropolis Zone, I think you can do much worse in terms of bullshit hard stages (this isn’t even a blip on a sub atomic radar when compared to Gate’s Stages from Mega Man X6), but it’s definitely that one part of the game that makes me go “alright it’s that time now”
You know what makes it more palatable though? Super Sonic
I don’t wanna get into any discourse over Super Sonic’s use as a plot device in later games, I’m referring to him as a purely gameplay element in these games when I say that I absolutely love him here
Of course it’s partly due to the inherent satisfaction of getting such an insanely OP powerup as a reward for completing 7 hard special stages, but it’s also because Super Sonic is not a literal win button and still requires some skill to use properly: you need to collect at least 50 rings before you can use him, you gotta keep collecting more in order to keep the transformation going, speed may be greater yeah but this also makes him harder to control over tiny platforms so you have to be careful. There’s always something going on when you play as Super Sonic, which means you can’t just sleep on the controller when you activate him, you have to put in the effort to actually MAINTAIN him.
My favorite aspect is how he, in a way, can encourage you to explore the levels more throughly. Since you need rings to maintain the transformation you will likely have to scour the place for extra rings and ring monitors, which keeps giving you an incentive to explore and be rewarded for it even after getting all 7 Emeralds, which Sonic 3 will be especially good at doing
I have mixed feelings on the Death Egg Robot. On the one hand I like how climactic it feels, especially for such a simple early 90s platformer and while on the one hand I appreciate the challenge...it can also be way too steep, mostly due to this game having limited continues
Now this was an issue in the first game as well, but it’s worse here because, simply put, the game is longer and you stand to lose more, especially the Chaos Emeralds. Plus getting extra continues here is harder: in Sonic 1 you just had to collect at least 50 rings while inside a Special Stage which wasn’t too hard, here you need at least 10K points at the end of an Act, which requires you to both beat it in a short time and collect a big number of rings without losing them. If you’re using Super Sonic this may paradoxically make reaching this goal harder since he drains rings. While I haven’t gotten a gameover in this game since I was 7, I definitely remember it feeling like quite a kick to the nuts
And I know that some people may say that this stuff was common place back then but...not really? Games like Castlevania and Megaman had infinite continues plus password systems to help you get back to where you left off. The most Sonic 1 and 2 have is a cheat code that brings up the level select...and that just feels wrong
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Verdict on All classic Sonic Zones pt 3 (Sonic 1, Sonic CD, Sonic 2, Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, & Sonic Mania)
Sonic 2: Emerald Hill Zone: Listen, what if we take Green Hill Zone, And Push it Somewhere Else? Emerald Hill Is actually Better than original Green Hill by Music Only. Everything Else, Green Hill Tops. Chemical Plant Zone: I Love It but Hate the Mega Mack. It's So Stupid to jump in a section that has moving platforms. Aquatic Ruin Zone: I Live for the Music, I Love the Level Design, And Love the Boss! Casino Night Zone: I Like It, But it's not my go to Night Zone. The Boss is Good Though Hill Top Zone: Oh yeah Man! This Is what I Call a Sonic Zone, I don't even need to say any more cause u know it, i know it, it's a Wonderful Zone! Mystic Cave Zone: If U Play this Zone, Ur life Will Change! It's an Amazingly Great Zone! Hidden Palace Zone: If Ur playing The Phone Version of Sonic 2, Its AWESOME! But The Genesis Version... Eh, not so Much. Oil Ocean Zone: Not a Fan of the Boss or the Level Design. But the Music is Pretty Dope. Metropolis Zone: I Prefer the Sonic Heroes One than this one, i hate the Asterons (The Starfish Enemies), The Slicers (The Praying Mantis Enemies), The Shell Crackers (The Crab Enemies), And the Level Design. The Music is Bopping, but it's not worth it to go through this zone. Sky Chase Zone: Calm Music + Slow Level X Auto Scroller = I Don't want to Be in It, Period. Wing Fortress Zone: Great Music, Risky Jumps, And Creative Level Design... Count Me In! Death Egg Zone: I Hate This Zone
Part 4 coming soon
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My personal issue with the Heavies is that they don't have enough presence as I'd like.
If you were to ask me I'd say Magician is my favorite by a wide margin because she gets the greatest sense of presence: she knocks Knuckles off the Tornado and creates tge act 1 miniboss, she creates the Fang/Bean/Bark illusions that crash the plane forcing you into act 2 and she then has her very unique battle. If you count Encore mode than she even starts that.
By contrast all the others really only show up for their respective boss battle and a really brief encounter during the final boss, hell unless you're playing as Knuckles you won't even meet King in a one on one match
I often see them compared to Robot Masters but that's exactly the issue: Robot Masters are more prominently present in the games as a whole: they're on the boxart, they're on the stage select screen, the stages are THEMED after them (the only stage in Mania themed after its Heavy is Press Garden, MAYBE Titanic Monarch if you consider it King's stage instead of Eggman's but....yeah no), the stage music is often considered their own personal theme, you get a weapon from them serving as a permanent reminder of them and you fight them all a second time for real instead of just making brief cameos during the final boss
I think they would have benefitted a lot from either being present in both of their acts like Magician is, or being recurring bosses, though with each boss fight being different in some way
More spotlight would have been great, but I really don't have an issue with how they were, since despite their limited screentime, they were still able to show off a lot of personality (Magician tipping her hat, Gunner freaking out when his missiles are deflected back at him...), they had clever moves (King calling back to Super Mecha Sonic, Shinobi using Asterons as shuriken...), and the levels they were featured in still complimented them. (Studiopolis fitting Gunner's police motif, Mirage Saloon fitting Magician's flashiness and serving as payoff for the Fang/Bean/Bark wanted posters seen throughout the zone, Lava Reef fitting an adrenaline junkie like Rider...)
Sonic not facing King at all until Egg Reverie was admittedly odd, but I don't think it's too big of a deal. But hey, putting their Classic Only status aside, maybe this is all the more reason for them to come back in a new game... but nooooo, we gotta have Sage come back instead, because it's always the shit/mediocre characters that get second chance after second chance. First the Deadly Six, now this...
(Also, don't a lot of Mega Man fans complain about the boss rushes? I know some fans accuse them of padding, and I can see where they're coming from since they usually don't have any notable changes from the first time around.)
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i just found out you can get asteron right at the beginning. i've just been playing expecting to find him later on this whole time.
i really do not care about the twink lmaoooooo
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Commission #5 of my friend’s cleric minotaur Asteron!! I love him. He’s a good lad. I wanted to go for like a messy tarot card-ish style. Idk if it landed quite as well as I had wanted but I’m still loving it and had a lot of fun.
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Whats the executive verse? :0
AKDHAKDHK HII ANON I’m sorry this is so late! I have been. so busy. But thank you for asking!! ^^
The Executive ‘Verse is something I’ve been working on for about two years now! It’s a cyberpunk-inspired universe that follows the story of Wolf, a genetic experiment created to help lead a powerful company known as Asteron Industries. It takes place in New Elysium, an artificial city created by the founder of Asteron Industries (and Wolf’s creator). For the most part, though, it explores Wolf’s discovery of her own humanity through her unlikely friendship with RKD (a cyborg with a dark past fighting to bring down Asteron Industries) and RKD’s journey through the dangerous world of New Elysium.
It’s been really fun to write for and I’d love to share more stuff about it if anyone’s interested!! I really appreciate your interest Anon! <3
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Excuse me, don't mind me, I am promoting my webcomic
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🌌 Welcome to the Celestial Conflict Trilogy! 🌌
🚀 Series Overview Prepare for an extraordinary journey through the cosmos with the upcoming Celestial Conflict Trilogy! This thrilling sci-fi saga follows Kael Asteron, a young captain who, alongside his diverse crew aboard the starship Aetheris, will face a mysterious celestial being that threatens the very fabric of their universe.
🌟 Key Themes:
Leadership & Responsibility
Friendship & Family
Sacrifice & Self-Discovery 🔗 Read the full series overview here!
📖 Book Summaries 📘 Book 1: Awakening of Shadows 🔗 Read more about Book 1! Overview: After the sudden disappearance of his mentor, Kael is thrust into a leadership role. He must gather a ragtag crew to confront a celestial being threatening their existence and uncover the truths hidden in the shadows.
📙 Book 2: Echoes of the Past 🔗 Read more about Book 2! Overview: As the crew digs deeper into the celestial mysteries, they confront remnants of Kael's past. Tensions rise, secrets unravel, and they prepare for a confrontation that will test their bonds.
📗 Book 3: Final Confrontation 🔗 Read more about Book 3! Overview: In the epic conclusion, the crew faces the celestial being in a battle that will determine the fate of their universe. Each member confronts their fears, leading to profound sacrifices and powerful revelations.
🌟 Character Spotlights
Kael Asteron Role: Captain Background: A young leader seeking the truth behind his mentor's disappearance. Fun Fact: Loves classic rock music! 🔗 Learn more about Kael!
Elara Role: Engineer Background: Innovative tech prodigy creating powerful tools for the crew. Fun Fact: Collects rare space crystals! 🔗 Learn more about Elara!
Rian Role: Navigator Background: Former pilot seeking redemption while navigating the stars. Fun Fact: Can predict space weather! 🔗 Learn more about Rian!
Mira Role: Security Officer Background: Martial artist protecting her crew while facing her past. Fun Fact: Enjoys cooking exotic dishes! 🔗 Learn more about Mira!
Thorne Role: Diplomat Background: Alien diplomat providing unique insights to the crew. Fun Fact: Communicates with telepathy! 🔗 Learn more about Thorne!
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Dive into the fascinating worlds and locations featured in the Celestial Conflict Trilogy! Each place plays a crucial role in the story, shaping the adventures of Kael and his crew. Check out the detailed posts for an in-depth look at each landmark.
Aetheris Station: A bustling home base orbiting a colorful nebula, filled with diverse cultures and intergalactic commerce. 🔗 Read More
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Βροχή ξενοδοχειακών αστέρων το 2024 στην Ελλάδα
https://travel-tourism.news-24.gr/vrochi-xenodocheiakon-asteron-to-2024-stin-ellada/
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