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[[Image:GammavsBeta.jpg|thumb|An upgraded Beta fighting Gamma.]] |
[[Image:GammavsBeta.jpg|thumb|An upgraded Beta fighting Gamma.]] |
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| − | '''E-101 Beta''' was the first model |
+ | '''E-101 Beta''' was the first model (not counting [[E-100 Alpha]]) of [[Dr. Eggman]]'s [[E-100 Series]] robot. Beta was later equipped with upgrades due to its promising performance, but was destroyed by his "brother" [[E-102 Gamma]] after he rebelled against Eggman and struck out on his own, destroying any other E-100 unit he could find. ([[StH]]: [[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 81|#81]], [[Archie Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 82|#82]] [[SSS]]: [[Archie Sonic Super Special Issue 13|#13]] [[Sonic Universe|SU]]: [[Archie Sonic Universe Issue 3|#3]]) |
| − | ''In [[Sonic Universe|SU]]: [[Archie Sonic Universe Issue 3|#3]], Beta's upgraded design was mistakenly coloured black, white, yellow and red compared to his upgraded black, white and green design in ''Sonic Adventure''. |
+ | ''In [[Sonic Universe|SU]]: [[Archie Sonic Universe Issue 3|#3]], Beta's upgraded design was mistakenly coloured black, white, yellow and red compared to his upgraded black, white and green design in ''Sonic Adventure''. A few other design changes include the optic modules (Beta's final version has a unique optic design in the games, instead of the standard 2 eyes) and the waistplate, which was absent in the comic.'' |
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Revision as of 00:07, 28 April 2009
An upgraded Beta fighting Gamma.
E-101 Beta was the first model (not counting E-100 Alpha) of Dr. Eggman's E-100 Series robot. Beta was later equipped with upgrades due to its promising performance, but was destroyed by his "brother" E-102 Gamma after he rebelled against Eggman and struck out on his own, destroying any other E-100 unit he could find. (StH: #81, #82 SSS: #13 SU: #3)
In SU: #3, Beta's upgraded design was mistakenly coloured black, white, yellow and red compared to his upgraded black, white and green design in Sonic Adventure. A few other design changes include the optic modules (Beta's final version has a unique optic design in the games, instead of the standard 2 eyes) and the waistplate, which was absent in the comic.