Roboticization Immunity[]
I don't remember reading that the immunity to roboticization given to everybody by the Bem had been removed in 50% of the population. Where exactly was this stated? I could have just forgot or glanced over it. Diamonddeath 21:55, April 26, 2012 (UTC)
Robotnik says something along the lines of that in the second page of #236 I think. Some people are still confusing the idea that the Ben immunized the whole world, and Robotnik undid it in half of the population. It's more likely they only affected half in the first place, the Robians, and Eggman was always able to roboticize those he never got to the first time. He just never checked and only attempted to do it again to a few of those the Bem turned back. It means the immunity was never removed, which is why Sonic and Eggman are still organic after #230. Sen10elS 22:45, April 26, 2012 (UTC)
I thought that the immunity remained because Operation: Clean Sweep failed. Diamonddeath 03:15, April 27, 2012 (UTC)
That's hard to say. They remembered the reality warp took place and Robotnik was sure that was all it needed for the immunity to be undone. The Roboticizer phase was supposed to happen whether or not the first part worked though. So it wasn't a failure from that, but that the Roboticizer was sabotaged, and even then Eggman thought it was all worth it because of Mecha Sally. Sen10elS 03:44, April 27, 2012 (UTC)
Then we really don't know if Operation: Clean Sweep had any effect on the Roboticization immunity at all, right? Diamonddeath 05:15, April 27, 2012 (UTC)
Technically yes, but if you try to look at it more analytically with the end results, you should probably get the idea that just having the warp take place likely never undid the immunity and was never going to with the way things happened. Now if the warp hadn't been reversed...who knows? Your guess is as good as mine. At this point, further clarification would seem to require talking to someone on staff at Archie. 09:46, April 27, 2012 (UTC)
Clean Sweep/Genesis Wave 2.0?[]
I'm of course referring to the second Genesis Wave that kicks off Worlds Collide (dubbed by Ian as "Genesis Wave 2.0" on BumbleKing). What I want to know is should this be included here, or should it get an article of its own? TheFatPanda (talk) 15:41, April 6, 2013 (UTC)
- This version wasn't ever called Clean Sweep, so I would leave it out of the article aside from perhaps a brief mention in the background section. It also wouldn't hurt to have a generic Genesis Wave article describing both times the world was changed. The Shadow Emperor (talk) 18:08, April 6, 2013 (UTC)