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#Chip sonic unleashed series

So the Gaia Temples restore the crust of the Earth to how it was before Eggman blew it up, right? Then why didn't Angel Island return to the Mystic Ruins during this game? It wasn't always floating.Maybe he has clawed feet but his shoes are tougher than his gloves? They do have to withstand a lot of friction.There's anti-gravity technology on the outside of the ship, but not in specific areas, and obviously, Eggman can turn it on or off.Why one and not the other? Sure, the gloves shred themselves to show claws. He then gets new gloves every time he switches back. The tunnel of sealing doors and the room where Eggman trapped Super Sonic were on different spaceships entirely.Sure, Sonic broke most of them, but when you're building an air-tight spaceship you build backup sealing doors. There was a big tunnel of sealing doors before Sonic got to the area where he lost the emeralds.But when Super Sonic bursted in through the floor, wouldn't all the air be sucked out BEFORE Eggman opened the window!?.And then the momentum continued to carry him toward Earth, until gravity kicked in.Mobians can breathe in space, as shown in Sonic X.There was air in the room and he was blown out.

#Chip sonic unleashed series

Of course, the series has adhered to Batman Can Breathe in Space ever since Sonic 2. The air pressure was lower outside than inside, but that doesn't mean there wasn't any outside. How exactly did space choose to become tangible after the Werehog shows up? Then, when he reaches the inner sanctuary of the Egg Satellite where he gets transformed into the Werehog, Eggman opens up a window and sucks Sonic into space toward the planet. Not only does he survive at least four minutes, but the energy he still has is enough to destroy every piece of defense between him and Eggman. In the opening sequence of the game, Sonic is shown running along Eggman's space fleet with no protection from the vacuum of space. If he noticed Chip's resemblance to the images in the carvings at all, he probably forgot it just as quickly.

And even if they had, this is Professor Pickle we're talking about, the man whose only real complaint about his captivity by Eggman was the quality of the cucumber sandwiches.

The manuscripts might have mentioned him but never really went into detail about what he looked like.

Don't ask how I know that considering I haven't played the game in weeks. For proof, remember when Chip was sucked into that mural in the Adabat Temple of Gaia, right before he recovered his memory? The mural in question depicted Light Gaia facing off against Dark Gaia, and the former was in the same form we see him in. The "little furry fairy" is indeed Chip's true form.

(Original poster) That theory sounds plausible at face value, but unfortunately it doesn't match the details.

Light Gaia obviously must have been in the Gaia Manuscripts, but he probably didn't show up as the little furry fairy Sonic calls Chip.

I personally got the impression that Chip was not Light Gaia's usual form (this is a Headscratchers page, it's okay to leave out spoiler tags), just a weird avatar he was forced into when Eggman prematurely broke the planet apart and woke the Gaias up.

Here's the question: did Professor Pickle know that Chip was Light Gaia? There's no way there couldn't have been at least a mention of that in the Gaia Manuscripts unless he was working with a seriously abridged version of them, but then why didn't he say anything when Sonic visited him time and again with Chip by his side? I mean, sure, he Never Asked, but if I knew that the hero I'm depending on was traveling with Dark Gaia's god-in-mortal-form natural counterpart without knowing it, I think I'd at least comment on it.

This may have been addressed in the PS3/360 version, but This Troper only played the Wii version, so he's not sure.