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This is a list of Dr. Eggman's various vehicles in which he has appeared over the Sonic the Hedgehog series, acting as a boss against Sonic and other characters.

The Eggmobile

The Eggmobile is Eggman's primary transport and most frequently used vehicle. It is a small, half-open egg-shaped flying vehicle, usually with a circular lamp and small windshield on the front. Its appearance often changes slightly between games, but the mobile is always used for the same purpose. Eggman usually connects it to various weapons and gadgetry, or uses to serve as the cockpit in larger robots, and it allows him to escape when Sonic inevitably blows up his machines. It is named "Egg-O-Matic" in the Sonic comics and cartoons (though no distinct name is given to it in the Sonic X anime). The Eggmobile is typically colored metallic grey and black with some form of black and yellow hazard stripes somewhere on the craft. It is generally a single-seat craft, usually with only enough room for Eggman himself, though will rarely accommodate 1 or 2 passengers such as in Sonic X wherein the robots Decoe and Bocoe are often seen riding in it with Eggman.

Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit version)

Green Hill Zone: Hammer Ball. Eggmobile that hovers at the top of the screen, swinging an attached wrecking ball back and forth. This vehicle has become something of an icon within the series, and has been used again in Sonic & Knuckles and Sonic Advance. It was once known as the Checker Wrecker Ball in the comics.
Marble Zone: Hot Dropper. Eggmobile that drops flames from a chute below. The flames will set any platform it hits on fire briefly.
Spring Yard Zone: Spearmobile. Eggmobile that flies back and forth above Sonic, occasionally dropping down to drive a retractable spike into him. If Eggman misses, he'll destroy a portion of the bridge. Since there's no ground below the bridge, Sonic has to defeat Eggman quickly.
Labyrinth Zone: Eggman doesn't have a special machine in this level, simply flying the Eggmobile ahead of a torrent of rising water. Attacking Eggman is entirely optional.
Star Light Zone: Teeter Mobile. The Eggmobile drops spiked bombs onto a trio of seesaws below him. Sonic can either use the seesaws to bounce the bombs back into Eggman, or use them to catapult himself into Eggman when they land.
Scrap Brain Zone (Final Zone): EGG-D32-52E. A single room with four crushing pistons. When two of the pistons attempt to crush Sonic, he must quickly find the one holding Eggman and attack him (assuming the other piston isn't blocking the way). After the pistons, a group of electric sparks fall from the ceiling, which Sonic must avoid at all costs (usually by dodging between two of the wider spaced ones). A Japanese for it is "Graviton Pistons", while a European name for it is "the Electric Four".

Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit version)

There are no Rings in any of the boss stages. Also, some of the fights are set up differently between the two versions.

Green Hill Zone: The Eggmobile hovers above Sonic's head and occasionally comes down to Sonic's level to ram him. In the Master System version, Sonic has to wait for Eggman to descend before he can attack. In the Game Gear version, the smaller screen makes it so Eggman is always in attack range.
Bridge Zone: The Eggmobile acts as a submarine that surfaces periodically to shoot a spread shot at Sonic. The Master System version has the fight taking place on a single island, which Sonic can't fall from. The Game Gear version takes place on a ramped bridge instead.
Jungle Zone: The Eggmobile drops exploding cannonballs on a ramped vine. Sonic has to dodge the cannon ball as it rolls back and forth, all without falling off the vine.
Labyrinth Zone: The Eggmobile acts as a submarine that shoots energy bullets from below Sonic and position-tracking torpedoes from above. The fight takes place underwater, but Sonic can't drown in this stage.
Scrap Brain Zone: The Sky Base, a floating platform that serves as Eggman's escape vehicle after he flees the Scrap Brain Zone. Sonic has to board the platform and get to the control room, all without the benefit of a single Ring.
Sky Base Zone: A ceiling-mounted cannon that launches homing energy balls at Sonic. The weak spot is Eggman's control tube, which has its own defenses as well (the Master System version uses an electric wall that flickers on and off as it sweeps back and forth across the room, while the Game Gear version uses a trio of floor-mounted flamethrowers).

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit version)

There are no Rings in any of the boss stages. Also, only the first and last bosses are actually vehicles piloted by Eggman, the rest are just robots more powerful than the regular Badniks.

Underground Zone: The standard Eggmobile with a claw on the underside. Used to carry Sonic to the boss arena. Ironically, Eggman actually saves Sonic from a plunge into lava by doing this. A similar vehicle is seen in the opening movie, and is used to capture Tails.
Underground Zone: Arijigoku Mecha (アリジゴクメカ). An antlion robot that sits on the bottom of a steep hill. Balls dropped by Eggman bounce down the hill which Sonic must avoid. These balls then bounce down to damage the robot. Eventually Eggman will run out of ammo and try to ram Sonic, but if Sonic jumps out of the way, him doing so will destroy the robot. Eggman isn't seen again until the Crystal Egg Zone.
Sky High Zone: Small birdlike robots that bounce around trying to hit Sonic. Said to be the babies of Gachou Mecha.
Sky High Zone: Gachou Mecha (ガチョウメカ). A very large goose robot that appears after Sonic destroys all of the bird robots and eggs. It shoots homing fireballs from its beak, but is slow and easy to hit.
Aqua Lake Zone: Mecha Ashika (メカアシカ). A sea lion robot that inflates explosive balls to throw at Sonic. It cannot be jumped on because the sea lion will just bounce Sonic on its nose. Sonic must strike while it is inflating a ball.
Green Hills Zone: Mecha Buta (メカブタ). A pig robot that somewhat resembles a sumo wrestler. It attacks by rolling, smashing and jumping. The weak point is the top of its head.
Gimmick Mt. Zone: Inobuta Mecha (イノブタメカ). A wild boar robot with spikes on the back. It aggressively tries to ram Sonic, and if it misses it will smash against the wall and dislodge harmful debris from the ceiling. When it collides with the wall the spikes will temporarily retract, giving Sonic an opening to attack. It can also be stunned if Sonic rolls into its face, though this is not recommended.
Scrambled Egg Zone: Mecha Sonic (メカソニック). A robotic version of Sonic, possibly the predecessor of the one in Sonic 2 for Genesis. Mecha Sonic uses Spin Attacks as well as a robotic arm that extends from its stomach. However, it is weakly armored and the Spin Attack is worthless due to it being completely blunt (Sonic can deflect it with his own Spin Attack). Outside Japan, it is also known as the Silver Sonic.
Crystal Egg Zone: Big Zapper. A cage-like arena with Eggman in a glass booth. Inside the booth Eggman can lauch all kinds of projectiles at Sonic as well as totally electrify the arena. When this happens Sonic must jump inside a tube that runs through the outside of the arena until it is safe to go back out. Since Eggman unpredictably fires his weapons everywhere, it is incredibly difficult to damage his booth. Sonic should stay in the tube until after Eggman has electrified the arena, after which he will pause for a brief moment. When it is destroyed Eggman will teleport away and leave Tails for Sonic to rescue.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit version)

Emerald Hill Zone: Drill Eggman (ドリルエッグマン). A rugged car with a large drill on the front. Eggman drives up and down the arena, attempting to run Sonic and Tails down, then vanishing off one edge of the screen. After taking seven hits (out of eight), the drill is launched from the front as a last-ditch effort. Among fans, this machine is referred to as the Egg Drill Car
Chemical Plant Zone: Water Eggman (ウォーターエッグマン). The Eggmobile would collect some of the toxic chemicals underneath the stage and then drop the chemical on his enemies. Sonic could avoid being harmed by ducking. Some parts of the floor rotate, which would drop Sonic into an inescapable death if he were on it. Oddly enough, the chemicals in the level are pink, whereas the chemicals in Eggman's machine are blue.
Aquatic Ruin Zone: Tonkachi Eggman (トンカチエッグマン). The Eggmobile with a gigantic hammer attachment. On either side of the battlefield are two stone totem poles which, when struck with the hammer, fire an arrow from one of four holes. In order to defeat Eggman, Sonic can use these arrows as platforms to allow him to jump higher, within reach of Eggman. They do, however, fall off the pole after a while, so good timing is essential.
Casino Night Zone: Catcher Eggman (キャッチャーエッグマン). Eggmobile with various neon lights and an electric claw coming out of the bottom. This claw would drop red spike balls that explode into two pellets of damaging shrapnel. The fight is set in a giant pinball machine. The electric claw made it impossible for Sonic to hit it from the ground, so he had to use the pinball-like arena to drop onto it from above (a suitably skilled player might try spin-dashing up the walls and jumping off them into Eggman, bypassing the flippers entirely).
Hill Top Zone: Submarine Eggman (サブマリンエッグマン). A submarine that emerges from one of two pools of lava and shoots streams of fire and bombs. This fight is similar to the one in Sonic 1's Marble Zone, except Eggman is coming from the lava instead of from above.
Mystic Cave Zone: Drill Eggman II (ドリルエッグマンII). An Eggmobile with a pair of large drills attached on either side. Eggman drills up into the ceiling, causing rocks and stalactites to fall upon the battlefield. The rocks are harmless, but the stalactites cause damage to Sonic. Eggman then descends from the cave roof, and turns the drills 90 degrees, so as to impale Sonic when he then drives forward. The two drills are fairly similar to the the Mole vehicle from The Thunderbirds TV series.
Oil Ocean Zone: Submarine Eggman II (サブマリンエッグマンII). A submarine that would briefly emerge from the oil, then descend again. A large claw on a mechanical tentacle would then dive over the platform Sonic is currently standing on, followed by a second tentacle with a laser gun on it. This gun fires intermittently, producing a short blue beam that causes the platform it hits to burst into blue flame for an instant.
Metropolis Zone: Flying Eggman (フライングエッグマン). An Eggmobile surrounded by rapidly whirling metallic eggs. Hitting Eggman would turn one of the eggs into a mini-Eggman, which could be destroyed with any simple attack. When all the eggs were destroyed, the vehicle utilizes a secondary weapon: a powerful laser cannon.
Wing Fortress Zone: Barrier Eggman (バリアエッグマン). This machine consists of two ceiling-mounted units: a laser cannon that opens up when it's ready to attack, and a series of floating platforms, with spikes on the bottom. In order to defeat the boss, Sonic must jump up on a platform, and strike the cannon when it's open, but not when it's firing. Two forcefields prevent Sonic from either escaping or directly attacking Eggman.
Death Egg Zone: Silver Sonic (メカソニック). that could Spin Attack, Spin Dash and fire spikes in all directions. It is often referred to as Silver Sonic since that was the name of the Mecha Sonic in the 8-bit game, but it is not known if they are supposed to be the same robot.
Death Egg Zone: Death Egg (デスエッグ). Named after the zone of the same name, it is a huge battle suit resembling Eggman, with spikes for fingers, and a jetpack that could launch bombs if the hero managed to get behind it. The spiked hands made the battle suit difficult to hit. It would launch the fists at Sonic, then trys to jump on top of him for a change. However, if Sonic could get out of the way, he would be able to strike it when its knees bent from the impact. This was a very difficult boss, especially since there were no rings in the level, and players had to fight Mecha Sonic immediately beforehand. Dying to this boss means having to start the entire level again, thanks to the somewhat frustrating absence of rings.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

Palmtree Panic: EGG-HVC-D01 (this is the only officially named boss in the game). A large mech that has bumpers on both of its arms, and spiked feet. It came in two different colors, one gray-blue and pink (Good Future), and one gray and red (Bad Future). This machine only takes three hits to destroy, which is less than the bosses of the majority of the series, which take 8 hits. In a leaked prototype, it had a gray color scheme and had claws for hands instead of bumpers. This can also be seen in early screenshots.
Collision Chaos: A machine at the top of a pinball area that drops bombs to slow down Sonic, where he has to make to the top of the pinball area. This is actually only loosely definable as a "boss", as Eggman himself doesn't actually attack Sonic; the real hazard is the pinball area itself. However, Eggman does shoot energy balls, but they can be deflected very easily. Sonic does have to hit Eggman a few times to open up the exit, and when it is knocked to the top of the shaft (3 hits), it will be destroyed.
Tidal Tempest: The Eggmobile. Sonic has to chase down an endless path down. After Sonic hits Eggman four times, a path to the water area opens, then you reach the boss. Eggman has bubbles surrounding him as a shield. Sonic has to break the shield by taking breaths from the bubbles, then hit Eggman's vehicle to defeat him. In total, the machine takes 5 hits to eliminate.
Quartz Quadrant: A large piston (resembling the final boss from Sonic the Hedgehog.) When Sonic hits it, it falls down, and it scrapes against a treadmill on the bottom. It drops bombs from the ceiling, and there is a spiked wall at the end of the treadmill. Sonic must avoid the bombs and try not to hit the spikes while Eggman's piston is slowly being scraped to pieces. It comes in two colors, purple in the Good Future, and Green in the Bad Future.
Wacky Workbench: A floating vehicle that has a driller at the top. It would drill through the checkered ceilings, causing pieces to fall off. Sonic then has to jump on one of them as the electricity starts up, to ride the piece to the next floor. At the third floor, spikes would fall upon Sonic. It comes in two colors, purple for Good Future, and gray for Bad Future.
Stardust Speedway: A race against Metal Sonic while being pursued by Eggman, who fires a beam below him, killing you if you slow down for too long. You must evade Eggman and beat Metal Sonic, or you get trapped at the end and die. The racetrack's appearance in Bad Future is a dismal futuristic highway. This boss and concept- and even the Sonic CD signature "Super Peel-Out" move- were featured in the Archie Comics' Sonic the Hedgehog series. If Sonic makes it to the end before Metal Sonic, a door will close and Metal Sonic smashes against it, shattering him. Afterwards, Sonic is finally able to save Amy Rose.
Metallic Madness: An orb with Eggman seated inside it, surrounded by 4 wing-like pieces which shot out at Sonic and spun around. Once 3 are off of the machine, Sonic could hit the weak spot, the orb.

Sonic Chaos

Only the final boss is a vehicle controlled by Eggman.

Turquoise Hill Zone: Lady Bug Boss. A gigantic version of the Boing-o-Bot (Bane Motora in the Japanese version), remodeled Moto Bug Badniks with springs found earlier in the zone. It cannot be damaged by jumping on its back due to the spring, so Sonic or Tails must roll into its face. In the Japanese version, it is known as Great Bane Motora Gold (グレート・バネモトラ・ゴールド).
Gigalopolis Zone: Bead Worm Boss. A blue Caterkiller-like robot that stands like a tower. It attacks by throwing its spherical body sections. The visible cranium is its weak point. In the Japanese version, it is known as Dangerous Ball Tower (デンジャラス・ボールタワー).
Sleeping Egg Zone: Bouncy Boss Robot. A robot resembling Eggman that bounces around on a spring on its underside. It is also armed with a machine gun. In the Japanese version, it is known as Hopping Egg Vulcan (ホッピング・エッグバルカン).
Mecha Green Hill Zone: Tree Crawler Boss. A snail robot with a huge energy cannon on its back. The head is the weak point. Interestingly, the Master System version places a pair of spike traps below the boss, but the Game Gear version doesn't. In the Japanese version, it is known as Kamado MAX (カマドMAX).
Aqua Planet Zone: Sphere-o-Bot Boss. A huge metallic sphere that attacks by bouncing and shooting. Soon the top half will break and it will scatter bullets everywhere.
Electric Egg Zone: Laser Walker. A chicken-like mech with Eggman in the cockpit. It attacks with ricocheting bullets and energy cannons. It soon transforms into a streamlined plane-like craft that can make a fatal swoop (Rings won't protect from the attack). In the Japanese version, it is known as Killer Turkey-gou (キラーターキィ号).

Sonic Spinball

Note: Only the 4th boss is piloted by Eggman.

Toxic Caves: Scorpius. A large mechanical scorpion with Eggman's face for a head. Sonic must first destroy the tail before attacking the robot's vulnerable back.
Lava Powerhouse: The Robo-Boiler. A boiler chamber infested with Eggman heads. Sonic needs to leap into the boiler and destroy the heads one by one.
The Machine: Veg-O Machine. The core machine that roboticizes animals and turns them into Badniks, after which they are sent out after Sonic. To destroy it, Sonic must first destroy the influx tubes, then launch into the machine itself to rebound off the innards, thus overheating it into oblivion.
The Showdown: A spaceship with Eggman inside of it. Sonic has to hit the windshield and make it crack and break to keep Eggman from escaping. However, pincer claws and windsocks (which can launch Sonic out of the ship through the windows) serve to protect Eggman. Sonic must deactivate the defenses by repeatedly launching himself into the button underneath the pilot's seat before he can attack.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3

The attack patterns may vary depending on whether Sonic or Knuckles (when locked on with Sonic and Knuckles) is being controlled

Angel Island Zone (Miniboss): Fire Breath (ファイヤーブレス). The blue pod that lit Angel Island on fire. It shoots flamethrower blasts at the player, but these are easy to avoid (Knuckles, however, will also have to watch out for dropped bombs). If Sonic/Tails/Knuckles has the Flame Shield, dodging is not required, as they will be invincible to the projectiles. The machine is very easy to hit, and can be hit at any time, though you do have to watch out for its propulsion jets if you don't have the Flame Shield.
Angel Island Zone: A large airship known as "The Flying Battery" which players had to run from as it dropped enormous bombs from its underside. It's likely that this is the predecessor to the Egg Carrier and the Egg Fleet.
- In Sonic & Knuckles, the Flying Battery is an actual level.
Angel Island Zone: Flame Mobile (フレイムモービル). A big, metallic, floating vehicle that could move underneath waterfalls and shoot fireballs that can burn bridges as well as the player (it could fire two fireballs from each launcher when fought by Knuckles). It was only vulnerable when it came out from behind the waterfall, which it did in order to attack.
Hydrocity Zone (Miniboss): Water Orb (ビッグシェイカー). A strange pod with four rocket-like things surrounding it. It charged down into the arena along one of the walls, along the curve on the floor, then rose up to the ceiling along the opposite walls. After doing this twice, it attached to a pole in the center of the arena and spun it around to create a whirlpool, trapping Sonic/Tails/Knuckles for a few moments. It was nearly impossible to hit during its ramming attacks, but it took a while to charge up the whirlpool, so the player could hit it while it was on the pole.
Hydrocity Zone: Screw Mobile (スクリューモービル). A floating vehicle that could drop bombs, which had the side effect of making the shallow pool of water rise and act as a platform for the player to retaliate with. The vehicle also had a propeller that could create a whirlpool. The propellor had to lower itself into the water to do so, so the player could hop onto its platform and use it to hit Eggman (though this was not true for Knuckles). Note that when the English "screw" is used in Japanese, it generally refers specifically to "screw propeller".
Marble Garden Zone (Miniboss): Tunnelbot. A double-drill bot of sorts. Like the Mystic Cave boss from Sonic 2, this machine drills up into the ceiling to send rocks raining down on our heroes. However, you only have to worry about dodging the pointy ones. In Sonic & Knuckles, in the Lava Reef Zone, Sonic encounters a bigger, grounded Tunnelbot. Note that Tunnelbot is the only boss named in the English release. The later Japanese release would call it Gakiin (ガキーン).
Marble Garden Zone: Drill Mobile (ドリルモービル). Another Eggmobile with a drill that could penetrate rock (see Mystic Cave Zone). In this confrontation, Eggman actually uses the drill to make the ground move up and down, and at the end of the level, remove the ground entirely. If the player is playing with Sonic, Tails will lift him, and Sonic will have to hit Eggman without touching the drill. If Tails is alone, he has to attack Eggman with his tails.
Marble Garden Zone: SamaDrill. The same vehicle as above, except piloted by EggRobo. This boss fight doesn't take place in the air, but rather underground. It shoots a spiked chain, and then uses the chain to pull itself across the screen. This is an alternative boss for Knuckles, though there is a way to get to the standard area and fight the original boss with Tails as his flying partner. This version of the boss requires Sonic & Knuckles connectivity since Knuckles is normally not playable without it, A Japanese name for it is called "Drill pull".
Carnival Night Zone (Miniboss): Bowling Spin (ボウリングスピン). A vehicle with an electric rod and a spiked disk. It launched the disk at our heroes, and it broke pieces of the floor on contact. By hitting the underside of the machine, the player could force it to extend its rod. Furthermore, the player could strike the underside of the disk without harm, and this would change the disk's trajectory. The player had to hit the disk into the rod to inflict damage.
Carnival Night Zone: Graviton Mobile (グラビトンモービル). An Eggmobile with conductors that drops a massive ball and uses conductors to make an electric field that pulls the heroes towards it. Knuckles doesn't have to fight this boss.
Ice Cap Zone (Miniboss): Big Icedus (ビッグアイスダス). A floating sphere robot based on the Star Pointer Badnik. It has three conductors positioned around it. These conductors attract blocks of ice that protect the robot. The ice can also be used as an attack, but while attacking it is vulnerable. It is noted that Star Pointer has two names in Japanese; the original name is the same as the English version like all the lesser Badniks in Sonic the Hedgehog 3. This can be seen in the Japanese manual and in Sonic Jam. The second name, Icedus, comes from a Japanese strategy guide, and is what this boss is named after (Big Icedus rather than Big Star Pointer).
Ice Cap Zone: Freezer Mobile (フリーザーモービル). An Eggmobile that can spray ice attacks. This vehicle has a platform that can be climbed to reach him, but the platform constantly fires freezing gas so timing is very important. After a few hits, the platform explodes and the mobile sinks to ground level, still spraying ice.
Launch Base Zone (Miniboss): Twin Hammer (ツインハンマー). A grey, mechanical round robot that wields two spike-ball topped arms. After damage, one arm falls apart, making it easier to attack. In Sonic 3 and Knuckles, Knuckles must fight two of these at once. An alternate name for this Badnik is also the "Swing 'Em Spikes".^{[citation needed]}
Launch Base Zone: Ball Shooter (ボールシューター). A control deck where Eggman would sit and use a cannon to fire large metal balls which would either roll across the ground or be fired up at the target (namely Sonic).
Launch Base Zone: Beam Rocket (ビームロケット). A tall vehicle with three laser turrets and a spikeball for defense. Laser sections fall off as it gets damaged.
Launch Base Zone: Big Arm (ビッグアーム). A large floating vehicle with a spiked top and large hands near the bottom. The large hands will grab enemies and pound them to the ground (Super Sonic could actually get damaged by this attack, though Super Knuckles remained invincible to this). The machine swoops across the screen, and must be hit in the center to take damage (since the top and bottom are guarded by spikes and hands). If locked on with Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic won't have to fight this boss, but Knuckles will. An alternate name for this vehicle is also the "Slam Tagger".^{[citation needed]}

Sonic & Knuckles

The attack patterns may vary depending on whether Sonic or Knuckles is being controlled

Mushroom Hill Zone (Miniboss): Hey Ho (ヘイ・ホウ). An axe-wielding woodcutter robot that would appear, then rush to the right, off-screen. From there, when you approached it, it would proceed to chop off the top-most section of a branch-less, cylindric tree, which served as its main attack. Sometimes it even threw its head at you. Its jet-thrusters also served as an attack, burning you if you jumped into them.
Mushroom Hill Zone: Jet Mobile (ジェットモービル). A fast Eggmobile that Eggman uses to flee from Sonic, forcing the player into a pursuit, avoiding spiked logs while doing so. This vehicle was also equipped with a satellite dish, but it gets damaged after the first hit. If Knuckles is the character, sometimes he will fight Eggman instead of EggRobo due to a glitch.
Flying Battery Zone (Miniboss): Gapsule (ガプセル). A robot disguised as a Prison Egg, when you jumped on the switch, it would reveal eyes appearing from the front of it as well as two arms ending in spiked balls (maces). The object was to stand on the switch until one of the arms paused momentarily to attack, wherein you must move out of the way. The mace would then strike the switch, damaging it.
Flying Battery Zone: A large laser, very similar to the one in Sonic the Hedgehog 2's Wing Fortress Zone. This version, however, is indestructible to attack, although it'll destroy itself if you evade it long enough.
Flying Battery Zone: Hang Mobile (ハングモービル). A vehicle that latched onto a steel beam with spiked "hands", which he could use to swing around the beam. This vehicle also had a flamethrower that shot upwards. Interestingly, EggRobo never uses this vehicle; when playing as Knuckles, Eggman is always fought here.
Sandopolis Zone (Miniboss): Guardian (ガーディアン). A stone creature that merges with concealed arms and legs (concealed underground) to enable movement. After it merges with the rest of it, the body 'grows' a head, now resembling a traditional mummy. Attacking the head would result in pushing the robot back a little, reverting it to its stone-like form for it to re-form the mummy. Its only method of attack would be by jumping approximately the same as its height (if not a bit more) and land about two feet from where it was. To defeat it, you had to make it jump (or attack its head repeatedly to force it) into a quicksand pit on the left edge of the battlefield. Its origin is questionable - it is unknown who built it, since it does not look like an Eggman robot.
Sandopolis Zone: Egg Golem (エッグゴーレム). A robotic statue with spiked hands, that could advance slowly, occasionally firing a laser. Hitting the mummy would reveal a standard Eggmobile underneath.
Lava Reef Zone (Miniboss): Heat Arms (ヒートアームズ). A strange machine resembling a hand. A prototype of the Doomsday Machine (see the final fight in the Death Egg below). To destroy it, you needed to wait until it stopped tracking your movements and pounded into the ground so that you could jump on the fingers. Each time it attacked once (and immediately at the start of the fight) it would send up two mechanical tentaces with guns on either side of the area and fire small energy bursts at you (standard 'bullets' from Eggman's machinery). These rose too far up to attack (for normal forms), so you had to wait until they rose up or came down to attack them.
Lava Reef Zone: Hot Mobile (ホットモービル). Another submarine that can dive under lava (see Sonic the Hedgehog 2's Hill Top Zone). This machine can make the lava itself change slope, while Sonic and/or Tails would have to jump between platforms that floated on the lava. The submarine shot spikeballs, which would slide right into the sub, meaning that Eggman effectively damages his own machine. It started off with several homing missiles attached to it, but they are used up before the fight itself. Knuckles doesn't fight this boss, instead he goes straight to the Hidden Palace Zone.
Hidden Palace Zone: Eggman's Eggmobile appears with a massive claw that is used to steal the Master Emerald. It also has the ability to use metallic tentacles to give an electric shock to clinging foes.
Sky Sanctuary Zone: Mecha Sonic (メカソニック). Appearing mid-level, it pilots the Eggmobile with the first wrecking ball attachment from Sonic the Hedgehog's Green Hill Zone, and with the protective decoy and laser attachments from Sonic the Hedgehog 2's Metropolis Zone, before appearing himself to battle them. Knuckles in this zone will be faced with an Eggmobile piloted by EggRobo in the Eggmobile with the claw from Hidden Palace, which will take him to Mecha Sonic before being inadvertently destroyed by it. Mecha Sonic then powers up via the Master Emerald, and Knuckles has to fight it in a Super Sonic-like form where it can fly and fire energy blasts. Like other Sonic robots (besides Metal Sonic), it is unknown if this an entirely new model or a redesigned return.
Death Egg Zone (Miniboss): Red Eye (レッドアイ). The reactor core of the Death Egg itself is first protected by spiked balls, but they explode when the "eye" of the reactor is damaged. The eye then frees itself from the wall and comes out to fire powerful laser beams. The reactor is circled by two spiked platforms. Once destroyed, the Death Egg will take noticeable damage including disrupting the artificial gravity. (Note: Knuckles can enter this zone with the level select/debug code. However, it is impossible for Knuckles to beat this boss because he cannot jump high enough to attack its eye.)
Death Egg Zone: Death Ball (デスボール). A "Death Egg Jr." of sorts, it is a purple sphere with orange-red eyes that released small mini-vehicles with spikes on top of them. One or two bumpers (depending on the amount of players) were attached to the machine to prevent you from hitting it. In order to damage it, you needed to reverse gravity while a spiked vehicle was underneath it so that it crashes into it. When gravity is reversed, the spiked vehicles are released spiked-first into the ceiling, resulting in no movement. Spin-dashing these would turn it right-side up (if gravity was turned normal, they would crash into the ground in the same fashion as if they had been released by the machine while gravity was reversed) and they would move faster. Spin-dashing into them also knocked them into the air, and would damage the machine if it made contact.
Death Egg Zone: Kyodai Eggman Robo (巨大エッグマンロボ). A colossal battle suit shaped like Eggman that is about many times larger than even the final boss of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Equipped with hands that can be used to squash enemies (though a slow attack), a nose that shoots fire, and the Master Emerald, which is used to fire huge energy beams.
Doomsday Zone: A boss for Sonic, the final one if he doesn't have all the Emeralds (or if the player is Tails, then this would be the final boss). The Eggmobile is seen capturing the Master Emerald except with a dome on it. Sonic/Tails would have to chase this boss across a decaying walkway. This idea was apparently reused in Sonic Adventure 2, again Sonic would be fighting on the decaying walkway, but against Shadow instead of just chasing. (Whoever wins depends on which side the player is!)
Doomsday Zone: The first Super Sonic boss and very difficult. A big spaceship that shoots homing missiles and energy bullets at Super Sonic. Unfortunately for Eggman, the missiles can be tricked into hitting the ship itself. When the ship is destroyed, the next boss appears.
Doomsday Zone: Another Eggman-shaped mecha which looks similar to the one in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Holding the Master Emerald, the battlesuit flies away from you while shooting small, thick missiles and spiked mines.

Sonic Triple Trouble

Great Turquoise: Tart Turtle (タータタルトル). A large flying turtle robot that does not attack Sonic, but smaller turtle robots patrol the lower ground. Sonic must utilise the springs on their backs to attack it.
Sunset Park: Marve-Shupopo-lus Gou (マーベシュポポラス号). A robotic train. Sonic starts at the end and must run to the cockpit. There are many gaps and enemies on the way, though. When Sonic reaches the cockpit a cannon starts firing at him, which Sonic must destroy.
Meta Junglira: Wood Buttarundorf (ウッドブッタルンドルフ). A red caterpillar robot that resembles the blue one in Sonic Chaos. It hangs from the ceiling and swings at Sonic. The head is the weak point, but after it blows up Sonic must dodge its flaming pieces.
Robotnik Winter: Giga Thomas "Pen" (ギガトーマス “ペン”). A huge floating penguin that attacks by throwing penguin bombs. It can only be damaged from the side.
Tidal Plant: Knuckles the Echidna. Knuckles attacks with an orb-like submarine firing bullets and balls. Tails has an advantage over Sonic, since he starts the battle in the Sea Fox submarine.
Atomic Destroyer: Metal Sonic. After chasing Sonic or Tails, he attacks with by swooping down upon the heroes, sometimes charging up energy for an invincible dash.
Atomic Destroyer: Egg Totem II. A cylindrical vehicle with a spring on the bottom and Eggman in the cockpit. He attacks by bouncing. Eventually it breaks to reveal a flamethrower and several gun weapons. Finally it builds into a cage-like arena with laser guns on the floor and ceiling that go off randomly and erratically, making the shots very hard to avoid. Eggman will circle the outside and pass through a tube which is the only chance he can be damaged. Sometimes he stops to electrocute the entire arena (ala Sonic 2 8-bit) that can only be avoided by going in hole in the tube opposite the one Eggman is attacking through. It is best if Sonic has a lot of rings during this battle.
Special Stage: At the end of every Special Stage, Fang the Sniper appears attacks Sonic/Tails with machines very similar to Eggman's. His airbike just bounces around in the second encounter, flies in the third, shoots missiles with the fourth and attacks with a drill in the fifth. His very first encounter goes wrong, so Sonic does not have to fight anything.

Sonic the Fighters

The Death Egg II, a new incomplete Death Egg. It is identical to the original, but with large pillars sticking out and holding what seems to be more rooms. However, it gets destroyed before being completed, much like the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi.
A strange UFO-looking vehicle. It has a laser on the bottom that is used to clone characters into black and white versions of themselves.
The E-Mech^{[citation needed]}. A walker in which Eggman fights the player after they defeat Metal Sonic. The player must defeat him in fifteen seconds to escape the Death Egg II. The player must win one round, and they only get one chance to fight him. Fail, and it's an automatic game over. Win, and the game's ending is seen.

Sonic 3D Blast

Green Grove: Spiked Buttarundorf. The Eggmobile would drop a spiked ball and come down to pick it back, from which point Sonic could attack him.
Rusty Ruins: Egg Golem II. The Eggmobile rests atop a grey sphinx that was attached to the wall and would throw its paws down trying to smash Sonic. Sonic would have to jump onto the paw and be carried up where he could jump onto the windshield of the machine.
Spring Stadium: Big Slammer. The Eggmobile with two attached mini-paws that can chase Sonic into the arena's spikes.
Diamond Dust: Freezer Mobile II. The Eggmobile shooting ice that can freeze Sonic into a large "hedgehog-sicle" and drop snowman mines.
Volcano Valley: Flame Mobile II. The Eggmobile with tubes around it that would shoot fire out at Sonic. Eggman sat in the middle of the area, controlling his attacks at a distance.
Gene Gadget: Steamer Mobile. The Eggmobile floating above a treadmill. It can launch bottle rockets and spikes travel down the treadmill. Sonic had to jump up the treadmill to hit Eggman once he descends low enough to fire bottle rockets.
Panic Puppet: Crusher Mobile. The Eggmobile behind a glass cylinder. It was a 3-stage machine that would try to crush Sonic, shoot flames at Sonic, and shoot ricocheting bullets at Sonic. Sonic would have to attack lightbulbs that were around the machine once they began to glow.
Final Fight: 5-Staged Kyodai Egg. A multi-purpose Eggman-shaped machine that would remove tiles from the floor, try to ram Sonic or shoot projectiles. Seems to be an enhanced version of the Sonic the Hedgehog 2 final boss. To fight this boss, you have to collect all Chaos Emeralds during the game, otherwise the game will end after 'Panic Puppet Zone'.

Sonic Adventure

Egg Hornet. The Eggmobile equipped with three powerful engines. Capable of shooting missiles and ramming itself in the ground in an attempt to hit Sonic or Tails. According to Sonic X, it is 7 meters long and weighs 14 tons[1].
Egg Viper. A flying snake-like machine with two large spiked slowly-spinning discs on either side of the main body that fires rapid lasers, a powerful laser cannon, spiked discs and homing balls of electricity. Sonic can bounce of sections of the Egg Viper's tail or ride the spinning discs to get within attacking range. Upon defeat, Eggman will try to take Sonic down with him by crashing the exploding Egg Viper into the walkway. This is one of the most awkward Sonic bosses ever. Only the bosses in the Death Egg Zone in Sonic 2 would be more awkward, and perhaps Diablon from Shadow the Hedgehog.
Egg Walker. The Eggmobile equipped with four giant legs. Can shoot missiles and bombs and on occasion, use a flamethrower. It can also stomp its feet to create shockwaves on the ground. Its weakspots are clearly lit parts of its feet.
Egg Carrier. A huge airship, where a few of the game's levels and bosses take place. It eventually crashes into the sea, though it is still active afterwards and doesn't sink. The Egg Carrier serves as an Adventure Field and hosts the levels Sky Deck and Hot Shelter while including the bosses Chaos 6, E-101 Beta mkII, and Zero. It can transform between 'standby' and 'attack' modes, the latter of which prevents the player from accessing certain parts of the airship without going through the Sky Deck Action Stage.
Egg Carrier 2. The "backup" Egg Carrier. Robotnik built it in order to be able to destroy Chaos in the event that it turned on him. However, it fails miserably at this task, as it lasts only a few seconds before being destroyed by Perfect Chaos.
Eggman's Eggmobile is used for many purposes in this game. It has a smaller version of the grab claw from Sonic & Knuckles that can work at multiple angles, it can release a sleeping gas that knocks Sonic and Tails out cold in seconds, and Eggman attempts to use a hidden mine device to aid Chaos 6 against Sonic and Knuckles. Unfortunately for him, they used the mines to defeat Chaos 6 in the first place, as the mines were ice-based, and the heroes used them to freeze Chaos so the monster could be shattered. It also has a tractor beam, which Eggman uses to pick up Chaos Emeralds from underneath the Eggmobile on two occasions.

Sonic Pocket Adventure

Neo South Island: Hammer Mobile. The Eggmobile on caterpillar tracks armed with a giant hammer.
Secret Plant: S-mobile. The Eggmobile with two spiked platforms hovering around itself. It can also occasionally fire three energy shots.
Cosmic Casino: Rammer Mobile. A floating pod that simply locks on to and rams Sonic.
Aerobase: Mecha Sonic from Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Aside from being able to dash backwards in hopes of impaling Sonic on its spines, Mecha Sonic's attack patterns are the same as they were in Sonic 2
Gigantic Angel: Kaboom Mobile. A large floating vehicle that stays out of range while firing energy shots in all directions and dropping powerful bombs. It occasionally swoops down, but it is possible to leap off the explosions from the bombs to reach him.
Last Utopia: Slammer Mobile. A armored combat mobile powered by the purple Chaos Emerald. It has two large arms that are can be shot to punch Sonic, or can be used to grab him and slam him into the ground. The machine can also ram Sonic, or put its arms to the side and spin around, making it impossible to hit.
Chaotic Space: SpaceRobo. Another large Eggman-shaped mecha. It is fought by Super Sonic in space, where it fights by firing missiles that have to be knocked back at it.

Sonic Adventure 2

Eggwalker: The Eggmobile with two legs added. It is armed with a Volkan Cannon that can shoot regular ammo, a missile launcher, lock-on capabilities, and punching glove. Upon finding certain items, the standard Volkan Cannon becomes a Bazooka, capable of destroying steel crates, the standard lock-on missile becomes a Laser Blaster, capable of "splash damage", and a Jet Booster, giving it the ability to hover in mid-air. The player uses this when playing as Eggman, and fights against it twice when playing as Tails. It is not to be confused with the Egg Walker from Sonic Adventure.
- In 2-Player Mode and the second battle for Tails, its also equipped with a rocket launcher and a laser cannon.
The Egg Golem: a large rock-formed robot with a facial build similar to the sphinx, which he uses to guard the entrance to his spaceship hangar. It is apparently controlled by the small cylindrical mechanism on its head. After Sonic pounces on this mechanism, it goes berserk and Robotnik must take it on - It is the only boss that both the Hero and Dark sides both face. Rather than a vehicle, this is seemingly a numberless robot. It is not to be confused with Egg Golem from Sonic & Knuckles.
As in Sonic & Knuckles, Eggman's Eggmobile is equipped with the grab claw. However, Knuckles smashes the Master Emerald to protect it from being stolen. Possibly, he was trying to avoid being electrocuted as in Sonic & Knuckles.
Eggman is also shown to have several spacecrafts in his desert hideout, including a space shuttle that the heroes use to reach the Space Colony ARK.

Sonic Advance

Neo Green Hill Zone: Egg Hammer Tank. A car armed with a hammer, it swings back and forth in a 180 degree arc while the machine drives forward.
Secret Base Zone: Egg Press. A machine that jumps around with a spring on the bottom, similar to one seen in Sonic Chaos.
Casino Paradise Zone: Egg Ball. A round orb that goes through tubes along with a painful decoy.
Ice Mountain Zone: Egg Spider. A drilling machine that sits on the ceiling, causing icy stalactites to drop on the player's character, but they can be used to hit Eggman and get air. The battle takes place under water.
Angel Island Zone: Mecha Knuckles. A robotic duplicate of Knuckles with yellow gloves. After four hits, it breaks out of the red shell, revealing his true metallic form. It moves much more quickly afterwards, and can shoot giant homing missiles. It is not to be confused with Metal Knuckles from Sonic R.
Cosmic Angel Zone: Egg Snake. A machine that moves along a chain bridge that shoots orbs of energy.
X Zone: This zone has 3 machines which are:
- Checker Wrecker Ball from Green Hill Zone of Sonic 1
- Drill Eggman from the Emerald Hill Zone in Sonic 2
- Egg X, an orb with a bomb launcher, an extend-able hand and a laser cannon.
Moon Zone: Egg bot II. A typical Eggman-looking mecha that attacks with its spiky hands while shooting balls at Super Sonic which captures him if he hit them. The balls look strangely like Poké Balls.

Sonic Advance 2

Note: All bosses in this game are fought in long, moving tracks, save for the Egg Bot, where our heroes chase after Dr. Eggman.

Leaf Forest: Egghammer Tank II. A car armed with a hammer and fist, the fist does nothing, but holds Cream and Cheese captive when Sonic first fights it. After its destruction, the fist shoots into the sky and blows up, releasing Cream and Cheese, unlocking Cream as a playable character.
Hot Crater: Egg Bomber Tank. A rounded tank that shoots bombs, the cannon breaks off, at which point the bombs will be weakly lobbed instead.
Music Plant: Egg Totem. A large totem like machine, with three rounded, spiked sections, which can separate and are armed with small cannons. The first time you fight it, Tails will be tied up and dangling from a hook on the end of a metal rod. After its destruction, the cords snap, saving Tails. Tails is then unlocked as a playable character.
Ice Paradise: Aero Egg. A flying vehicle with a long tail. It drops missiles, and it can only be reached by bouncing off the platform at the end of the machine's tail.
Sky Canyon: Egg Saucer. A large wheel with three components on it, the cockpit, a cannon (which can be destroyed), and a hand that can deal a one-hit kill. The first time you fight this, Knuckles will be piloting it due to him being tricked by Eggman. After its destruction, a burnt Knuckles chases Sonic and shouts at him. Afterwards, Sonic starts yelling at Knuckles for letting Eggman fool him yet again. This leads to Knuckles being unlocked as a playable character. When you fight again, Eggman will pilot instead.
Techno Base: Egg-Go-Round. A machine riding on a rail with four platforms attached to it. The cockpit shoots projectiles, and on occasion, two platforms will spin rapidly, while the other two grow spikes.
Egg Utopia: Egg Frog. A machine on two long legs, it hops between the ceiling and the floor and can shoot napalm bombs up and down. In this battle, you can reverse the gravity and back again, which you will need to do to avoid the explosions.
XX: Egg Bot. You face all the previous bosses (they're much weaker) and at the end you face a giant mecha (similar to the one from the end of Sonic Advance) that can shoot lasers and punch with destructible rocket fists. The floor has platforms which raise to the spiked ceiling.
True Area 53: A shrimp-like machine which can fire many shots off at once, it is also armed with missiles which have to be deflected into the machine by Super Sonic. The tail also holds an ice beam capable of freezing Super Sonic temporarily, and a vacuum that can suck Super Sonic up while he's frozen and take his rings. The whole machine can curl up into a ball to roll into Sonic.

Sonic Battle

A red Eggmobile armed with homing missiles and bombs. Eggman uses it fo fight Emerl.
Death Egg: This rebuilt space station is armed with the Final Egg Blaster, a weapon that can, like the Eclipse Cannon, destroy planets and stars. In addition to being similarly armed, it also resembles the Space Colony ARK; being half-spherical in shape with Eggman's face on it.

Sonic Heroes

Note: All vehicles are actually piloted by Metal Sonic, disguised as Eggman.

Ocean Palace: Egg Hawk. Needless to say, it's a giant red hawk. The wings are equipped with ducted fans to keep it flying. It is armed with a chain gun in the beak, and it has two talon-shaped gunner positions. These turrets have machine guns as well, and are occupied by Egg Pawns. To defeat this vehicle, attack when Eggman spins on the ground or attack when you are chasing him.
Bullet Station: Egg Albatross. A more advanced Egg Hawk, equipped with a balloon for flight, laser cannons, launchers for spiked balls, and four additional Egg Pawn laser rifle seats. To defeat this vehicle, get rid of the launchers and the balloon, and Eggman is back to the Egg Hawk, though it is weaker than before.
Egg Fleet: Egg Fleet. A gigantic armada of fish-shaped flying battleships similar to the Egg Carrier from Sonic Adventure. It may be what Eggman (or Metal Sonic impersonating him) refers to as the 'Ultimate Weapon' at the beginning of Team Sonic's Storyline.
Final Fortress: Final Fortress. The flagship of the Egg Fleet. It is immensely huge and shaped like a whale shark, and it is armed with all sorts of weapons.
Final Fortress: Egg Emperor. A giant knight-like robot suit which is the second to last boss for each team's story. It can shoot missiles and make shockwaves with its sword. If you're too far away, it'll charge you. Its weak spot is the orb in the center of its body. It also holds a large shield in its left hand which can be destroyed.

Sonic Advance 3

Note: Eggman's machines are all co-piloted by Gemerl, and are colored his black and yellow colors, as well.

Route 99 Zone: Egghammer Tank III. Another hammer machine. This time Eggman pilots the hammer's head, which is connected to a base which Gemerl is in.
Sunset Hill: Egg Saucer II. A completely round machine. It rolls around trying to crush the character. Its only weak spot is the cockpit.
Ocean Base Zone: Egg Frog II. A machine on two long legs. It jumps up and lands trying to crush the player.
Toy Kingdom Zone: Egg-in-the-Box. A giant jack-in-the-box. Eggman comes out of the front; after hitting him, several different things (operated by Gemerl) pop out of the top.
Twinkle Snow Zone: Egg Elevator II. A machine on a continually rising track; the objective is to climb up avoiding Eggman, while also trying to make the platforms fall on him.
Cyber Track Zone: EGG-F7W-U5R. A round machine armed with a cannon that can aim in a 180-degree arc, the cannon balls must be attacked and made to bounce back into Eggman.
Chaos Angel Zone: Egg Snake II. A machine on a very springy track (á la Sonic Advance); one must make it bounce and attack the weak underside. There are pipes at the sides of the room that will lead to the bottom of the track (with reversed gravity). There are also spikes on the ceiling and floor of the room you battle in.
Altar Emerald Zone: Egg Pachamac. A large mecha with hands separate from its body. The cockpit is the weak point, but it cannot be reached without an extra boost. The hands try to punch you, slam you, grab you, and shoot red bouncing mines at you.
Nonagression: Super G-Mel. During the final battle with Gemerl, Eggman just flies his Eggmobile, waiting to be thrown around by Super Sonic to reveal Gemerl's weak point.

Shadow the Hedgehog

Egg Breaker. This robot somewhat resembles the Egg Emperor from Sonic Heroes, except it bears a red and blue paint scheme instead of gold, and its right hand is a giant spiked ball, used to try to crush Shadow and create shockwaves. It also has the ability to leap considerable distances, fire horizontal arrays of bombs, shoot laser beams with its eyes and throw its spiked ball (it quickly generates a new one). It appears in Cryptic Castle, Mad Matrix and Iron Jungle.
Egg Dealer. This robot has four rigid legs which it stands on (It is unknown if these legs have wheels or hover pads on the bottom). It also has slot reels on the front of its body, which can be stopped individually by using the homing attack on the buttons below them. The cockpit can be attacked by the laser carried by the egg-pawns, although this is inefficient. Shadow can also damage it by stopping the reels so that it bombs itself or fires a volley of missiles at itself. Shadow's Chaos Blast power is also effective. These powers are known, respectively, as Bomb Fever, Missile Fever, and Shadow Fever. It appears in Lava Shelter, Black Comet (Hero Side) and Cosmic Fall (Dark Side). The attacks it can use are:

Missile Fever - Eggman usually starts the battle with this attack. The machine launches a volley of six missiles that target Shadow if launched by Eggman ("Get ready for a real blast! It's time for Missile Fever!") and target Eggman if launched by Shadow ("What?! W-wait! Abort launch!"). Very rarely, Eggman will start the battle by accidentally launching it on himself.

Bomb Fever - The machine drops explosive red spheres. If Eggman executes the attack, the Egg Dealer continues moving around the arena dropping bombs ("Now it's time for Bomb Fever! Get ready to be blasted into oblivion!"). If Shadow executes the attack, the Egg Dealer trips and blows itself up ("Gah! No! Don't drop them here!").

Pawn Fever (Eggman Only) - Summons a couple of spear-wielding Egg Pawns ("Pawn Fever! Prepare to be skewered!").

Ring Fever (Shadow Only) - Causes a massive amount of Rings to appear in the center of the arena (No! My beautiful Rings!").

Shadow Fever (Shadow Only) - Maximizes Shadow's Dark Gauge ("N-no! Not Shadow Fever!"). Rarely in the beginning of the battle he accidentally triggers this.

Egg Balloon. This is a massive blimp used by Eggman to regroup from the Black Arms. It is a striking resemblance to the middle section of Egg Albatross which uses the same attack (although the Egg Balloon has no propeller) and can also separate itself when damaged. When it was put to use however, his retreat to the base was made difficult due to G.U.N., E-123 Omega, and (optional) Shadow himself.
Eggman Fleet. A fleet of flying red and yellow battleships similar to the Egg Fleet from Sonic Heroes. The flagship is larger than the other ships, and is equipped with more cannons.

Sonic Rush

Note that Eggman and his descendant, Eggman Nega, both use the same vehicles, they just have slightly different color schemes.

Leaf Storm: Stomper Snake. An Egg Viper-like machine that attempts to stomp you with its head, which is the boss' weak point. Its abilities are to smash the head down in an attempt to squash the player, A charged smash on to the arena which can instantly kill the player if struck and dropping the head down and rolling it from one side of the arena to the other and back.
Water Palace: Loch Ness Egg. A Loch Ness monster robot that is fought in a 2.5D circular arena. It has the ability of biting the player from the background, squashing the player with the machines body and land to bite the Player any where in the circular arena. Although the fight is mostly held underwater, the player can't drown here.
Mirage Road: Stinky Egg. A dung beetle that rolls and shoots balls in yet another 2.5D arena. This machine has the ability to chase the player with the ball still with it, throwing the ball around the arena then grabbing it as it comes round and can fly to the centre of the arena and throws the ball at the player and spawns another one.
Night Carnival: Playful Arms. A machine with two arms fought in the game's last circular arena, one holding Eggman/Eggman Nega and the other holding a ball that must be hit to bring Eggman down to you; it can electrify itself to protect itself from attack, shoot lightning to the ground and smash the ball down to the arena which can kill the player if struck by the ball, and it sends shock waves around the arena as well.
Huge Crisis: Stomper Snake II. Like the first one from Leaf Storm, but there are some slight changes. It can stomp you three times instead of just one, it follows the player before it smashes down with its instant kill move and can place the head on the platform in the background and shoot rockets from the cannons on the platform (this attack replaces the rolling maneuver of the other encounter).
Altitude Limit: FireHawk. A bird robot that can shoot bullets from its wings and use other physical attacks that are typical for a (huge) bird.
F-Zone: Borg Arms. Yet another gigantic battle suit. The robot has several attacks such as: smashing one of its hands down sending shock waves both ways on the arena, smash both hands down which can kill the player instantly and send shock waves in both ways, send electrified robots which shoot lightning in both directions and walk to the right of the arena and punch the side of the arena several times.
Exception: Mecha Zarigani. A machine controlled by Eggman and Eggman Nega that bears some resemblance to the vehicle used in True Area 53 in Sonic Advance 2. (Exception is the name of the area where this boss is fought.) This machine is also notable for being one of the only machines in the series to make a character lose rings while in their super form.

Sonic Riders

E-Rider. Eggman's sole bike vehicle, which he uses during races.
E-GearG. A green board created by Eggman that E-10000G rides.
E-GearR. A red board created by Eggman that E-10000R rides.

Several of the Extreme Gear in the game (notably the Blue Star II board, which Miles "Tails" Prower said that he built by himself), say "By Robotnik Corp." in their descriptions. This suggests that Eggman creates and sells Extreme Gear and/or parts for them, or that he created Extreme Gear for all the participants of the EX World Grand Prix due to being the creator of the race.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

Eggmobile: The Eggmobile has gone through radical design changes. This Eggmobile is all silver-colored, much larger (with enough room to walk around), and comes with two detachable arms that can float and can grab people like Princess Elise. It also forms the cockpit of the Egg-Wyvern.
Egg-Cerberus: Not a vehicle per se, but instead a giant robot dog-like creature created by Dr. Eggman. It attacks by stomping on the ground and kicking up aftershocks. Both Sonic and Shadow fight it in their respective adventures, and can damage it by grinding up onto its back and grabbing onto its head, where they can then forcefully steer the Egg-Cerberus into a nearby wall or statue.
Egg-Genesis: The Egg-Genesis is a flying vehicle with four ends sticking out of it, which all fire missiles and lasers, as well as generate enemy robots. Its weak points are the glowing cores on its roof and undercarriage. Fought by Sonic and Silver. It's name seems to allude to the original Sega Genesis system, but only by coincidence.
Egg-Wyvern: The Egg-Wyvern is a flying dragon-type vehicle armed with various laser weapons. Dr. Eggman uses to battle Sonic in the final part of Sonic's storyline. Sonic can damage it either by grabbing onto the canopy roof and steering the vehicle into the falling debris (similar to the Egg-Cerberus) or using the laser robots that appear periodically to bound towards Eggman's cockpit for an attack.
Egg Carrier: Eggman appears to have rebuilt and redesigned his giant battleship from Sonic Adventure, making it appear much sleeker than the original.

Sonic Rivals

Note: All vehicles are actually piloted by Eggman Nega, disguised as the present-day Eggman.

Forest Falls: Egg Turtle. A turtle robot with Eggman situated in the head. It attacks by sweeping its head and tail at enemies.
Colosseum Highway: Egg Falcon. A bird robot that resembles the Egg Hawk from Sonic Heroes. It drops bombs at enemies from above.
Crystal Mountain: Egg Lynx. A lynx robot that fires crystal missiles.
Death Yard: Egg Kong. A gorilla robot that fires missiles.
Meteor Base: Egg Destroyer. A vehicle shaped like Eggman's face. It is armed with beam turrets, along with a variety of elemental weapons.

Sonic Rush Adventure

Note: All of the bosses are autonomous, except for the final boss which is piloted by Captain Whisker and the Extra Boss which is piloted by Eggman and Eggman Nega. Also the boss tactics and appearance do not discriminate between Sonic and Blaze.

Plant Kingdom: Ghost T-Rex. A yellow mechanical T-rex which attacks by biting. Its head is it's weak point.
Machine Labyrinth: Ghost Pendulum. An odd clock-like device which attacks with several spiked pendulums and shock waves. In order to attack it, Sonic/Blaze need to hit the pendulums with enough force to send them flying into the robot's head.
Coral Cave: Ghost Kraken. An octopus robot that uses it's tentacles to attack, one of which contains it's weak point. Occasionally it floods the arena, halves the area in which you can move around on, and sometimes squirts ink to obscure vision. In the final phase it squirts ink at the camera, totally blotting out the view.
Haunted Ship: Ghost Pirate. A mechanical pirate that attacks with a sabre. It is composite of multiple parts held together somehow, and so it can disassemble itself to create alternate forms. It's weak point is the red orb which appears to be it's brain. The method of attacks and even it's appearance may be a reference Vectorman, another SEGA character.
Blizzard Peaks: Ghost Whale. A robot whale. Sonic/Blaze fights it while standing on a small iceberg, which the whale slowly depletes as the battle goes on. Sonic/Blaze must enter it's mouth and go through an obstacle course within a strict time limit to attack its CPU.
Sky Babylon: Ghost Condor. A giant dragon-like robot monstrosity fought on a never-ending path. It sends down spiked barriers which Sonic/Blaze must jump over, and occasionally attacks with it's two spiked discs. Sometimes it sends out a green barrier with no spikes, which Sonic must bounce on to reach the robot.
Big Swell: Ghost Titan. A massive mecha very similar to the final boss (not the extra boss) from Sonic Rush. It has a wide array of attack methods, but if Sonic/Blaze uses tactics the attacks can be utilised to neutralise cannons on either side of the platform. These cannons can then launch Sonic/Blaze into the mecha to damage it.
Deep Core: Egg Wizard. A purple mecha piloted by the two Eggmans. It uses powerful magical attacks. If playing as Super Sonic, said attacks can be reflected back at the mecha. If playing as Burning Blaze, she can launch small fireballs or charge up a larger one to damage the mecha. The player must use either Sonic or Blaze depending on the situation.

Sonic Rivals 2

Blue Coast Zone: Egg Liner
Sunset Forest Zone: Egg Crawler
Neon Palace Zone: Egg Dealer
Frontier Canyon Zone: Egg Bull
Mystic Haunt Zone: Egg Phantom

Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics)

Giant Borg: A massive humanoid battle suit of seemingly unlimited power. All of the Sonics from different worlds battled it and destroyed it, all keeping a piece of the robot except for Sonic Prime.
During the 'Home' storyline (issues #130-133), Robotnik was shown to have an aircraft carrier which was armed with nuclear missiles. The carrier was destroyed by Bunnie Rabbot in response to Robotnik's threat to launch the missiles at Knothole Village and Station Square.
Hover Unit: As the comic is originally based on the SatAM cartoon, these egg-shaped hovercraft have occasionally been seen in the comic, though their full capabilities compared to their animated counterparts is unknown. It is however known that at least a few are equipped with a self-destruct system that can be remotely operated to prevent the craft and any sensitive cargo it may be carrying from falling into the hands of Robotnik's enemies.
Bot Bus: Appearing in the 'Fortified' storyline in issue #26, this was a large bus with tank treads instead of wheels driven by Snively (wearing a chauffer's uniform) with Robotnik riding shotgun and several SWATbots as passengers. The bus pursues the Freedom Fighters to an old, abandoned log fort, wherein Bunnie Rabbot confronts it, dispatching the SWATbots before taking on the bus itself which tries to run her down before Bunnie uses the telescoping ability of her robotic legs to evade at the last moment, sending the bus crashing out of the fort and careening out of control down a steep hill.
Robotnik has also been seen to operate several large blimps, which he used as cargo transports to supply his sub-bosses with weapons and supplies. One of them was equipped with a cloaking device that rendered the craft completely invisible, with the exception of directly underneath it, which led to it being discovered when it unknowingly overflew Tails while he was out at sea on one of his solo adventures.
Egg Beater: Giant robot battlesuit designed specifically to fight against Sonic successfully. It succeeded in defeating him in both the destruction of Knothole and Robotnik's initial assault on New Mobotropolis, but was overcome by the combined efforts of the other Chaotix and Freedom Fighers. It should be noted that this name was never stated in the comics, but was instead mentioned by writer Ian Flynn on his online forum.
Egg Lobster: Attack vehicle shaped like a giant lobster. Piloted by Snively in his effort to get revenge on Shadow for yanking out his little remaining hair. Confronted and destroyed by Knuckles the Echidna and Shadow the Hedgehog.
The comics have also included cameo appearances by numerous Eggman vehicles used in the games, ranging from the Eggmobile of the original Sega Genesis titles to the Egg Fleet airships from Sonic Heroes.

Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog

Egg-O-Matic: This is basically the AoStH version of Eggman's Eggmobile, and shares a very similar appearance. It can be fitted with all kinds of devices and upgrades, all of which have ridiculously long names. Initially the craft can only seat Robotnik, but it is often shown with attached side cars which seat Scratch and Grounder.
Egg-O-Matic Tunnelizer and Town Terrorizer: Used by Robotnik in the episode "Lovesick Sonic", this modified version of the Eggmobile was intended to drill underground tunnels. Robotnik planned to break into the Mobius reservoir and flood a village situated in front of his fortress.
Blimpnik:The blimpnik was only seen in the episode "Sonic gets thrashed", it is used by Robotnik as a luxurey transport and to get a sky view of reserve, it later suffered a crash landing when he fired a harpoon in a attempt to hit Sonic.

Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM)

Hover Unit: Primary means of transportation for Robotnik's forces, these egg-shaped shuttlecraft come equipped with searchlights, heat sensors, turbo boosters, tow cables, and laser cannons (ranging from one mounted in the nose in nearly the same location as the searchlight, to one or two mounted on the roof). While most are light & dark grey, they have been seen in other colors, such as in the episode Sonic Racer. Robotnik also had his own personal Hover Unit bearing a black and red paint scheme. In addition to the standard features of the normal Hover Units, it was also outfitted with a missile launcher and a stealth system which would allow Robotnik to make an undetected escape when one of his plans backfired, as in the episode Sonic's Nightmare. A Hover Unit was commandeered by the Freedom Fighters in the episode Harmonic Sonic by Sonic and Rotor who use it to flee a spy satellite they had just sabotaged, their flight ending in a crash landing. Rotor later repairs the craft, and the freedom fighters use it as transport and a means of covertly infiltrating Robotropolis in later episodes. Note that these Hover Units also appear occasionally in the Archie Comics Sonic the Hedgehog continuity, since the comic was originally based on this cartoon.
Destroyer: A massive airship used by Robotnik during the coup against the Kingdom of Acorn, Robotnik used this huge vessel to transform Mobotropolis into Robotropolis, the city being instantly transformed once overflown by the craft. The exact method used to achieve this is not known, or clearly explained in the show. It was seen in the opening sequence of every episode, and in the two-part episode Blast to the Past, wherein it also overflew part of the Great Forest, nearly reaching the future location of Knothole Village, something it apparently didn't do originally, according to Sally Acorn. In the show's opening sequence, Robotnik is shown aboard the Destroyer's 'bridge', while in Blast to the Past, the ship was unmanned save for a SWATbot security force.
Command Ship: A large hovercraft sporting a blue & black paint scheme with silver trim used by Robotnik in a few of the episodes in lieu of his personal Hover Unit, often acting as an airborne forward command post on select high-priority missions. It has a far less aerodynamic design than the Hover Units, slightly reminiscent of a flat-fronted big rig cab, complete with a large grille on the front. It has an engine pod on either side, and is capable of launching surveillance orbs en-masse and using a cloaking device. It is armed with twin laser cannons as well as forcefield nets to capture targets alive.
Mega Muck Unit: A hovercraft similar in design to the basic Hover Unit, only bearing a red paint scheme and with the laser cannon replaced with equipment for firing globs of 'mega muck', a viscous, glue-like substance that is strong enough to stop even Sonic dead in his tracks. Appearing in the episode Dulcy, these craft nearly succeed in capturing Sonic, covering him from the waist down in mega muck before he's saved by Dulcy the Dragon. Later in the episode, Sally hijacks one and attacks a prisoner transport convoy in a bid to rescue a captured Dragon.
Shriekbot: Appearing in the episode Sonic Conversion, the Shriekbot was a UCAV designed to be able to chase down sonic using afterburner-equipped blast thrusters mounted at the rear of the craft. It originally featured two thrusters, but was upgraded to a total of nine in its' final form. Robotnik piloted the craft from his command chair in his headquarters, which was fitted with a faux cockpit similar to a flight simulator, which resembled a stylized red Hover Unit. The Shriekbot was armed with a laser cannon mounted on a turret on the left side of the craft. It sported a dark blue & grey paint scheme, and when active, an image of Robotnik's face appeared over the craft's 'canopy'. It was destroyed when tricked into chasing Sonic into a narrow alley between two buildings in Robotropolis, leaving only the cockpit section intact.

Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie

A giant mecha known as Black Eggman (AKA Metal Robotnik in the English dub). It was a large robot shaped like and controlled by Eggman. Its hands could transform into powerful machineguns, and it was also armed with large hidden missiles and a weapon in the rear that could fire some kind of glue. At first it wore a gigantic cape, but after a while it removed the cape to reveal wings and two hidden jet engines that allowed it to fly as fast as Sonic could run.
A purple two-seated hovercraft which had the ability to teleport through "warp zones". It was armed with two missiles; one speedy rabbit-shaped and one slow turtle-shaped, in a parody of the fable The Tortoise and the Hare. After using the rabbit to destroy Tails' Tornado biplane, the craft was damaged as Metal Sonic crashed into its underside, and apparently destroyed when he tackled right through it while chasing Sonic. It did however appear unharmed in the final scenes.

Sonic Underground

Fortress of Altitude: Powered by a Chaos Emerald, it serves as a counterpart to the Death Egg in Sonic Underground. Commands a security system that uses Chaos energy to vaporize anything in its path. After the Chaos Emerald was stolen, the Fortress fell down into the Mobian sea.
The Predertor: A large red vessel equipped with to laser turrets with an impenetrable skin. Created to hunt down freedom fighters by use of an organic brain.

Sonic X

Egg Spider: A spider vehicle used to capture Sonic in Episode 44.[2]
Egg Fort 1: A giant warship with a drill on the front, used by Eggman for the first part of Sonic X and equipped with various weapons. Later abandoned, but recovered and put to use by the GUN against Eggman. It is later reclaimed or duplicated and used as a component in the Grand Egg Imperial.
Egg Fort 2: A large grey warship composed of three smaller vessels named Bang, BaBang, and BaBaBang. It could transform into the giant robot E-99 "Eggsterminator", and was destroyed by Super Sonic. Like the first Egg Fort, it is repaired or duplicated and used as a component in the Grand Egg Imperial. The Egg Fort 2 bears a resemblance to the U.S.S. Enterprise of Star Trek fame.
Egg Giant-Makan: A vehicle modeled after a pirate ship, equipped with a massive laser cannon and missiles. Destroyed by GUN Fort 1.
Grand Egg Imperial: A combination of Egg Forts 1 and 2 and the Egg Carrier, used in the final episodes of Sonic X season 2. It was equipped with a massive arsenal of lasers and missiles, but was nonetheless destroyed by Super Sonic.
Crimson Egg: Giant starship equipped with warp drive, missiles, lasers, and other features. Eggman abandons this ship at the end of season 3 (the only season in which it appears).
Eggmoon: After Eggman destroys half the moon in the series' adaptation of the Sonic Adventure 2 storyline, he recreates the broken half with metal. After this, Eggman controls the moon, and uses it to create an artificial solar eclipse. However, the heroes manage to place the Eggmoon back in orbit.
The series also features its own incarnation of the Eggmobile, this time fitted with stubby red wings and tailfin and a matching large red spike on the bottom, as well as 6 missile launchers flanking the front headlamp. Issue #4 of the comic book based on Sonic X features a brief appearance by a second Eggmobile-like craft similar to the one used by Eggman, though this one has a cube shape as opposed to round like Eggman's and lacks the ventral spike, caution markings, and tailfin, and appears to have only two missile launchers on the front. The craft was flown by Bocoe and Decoe, and was ultimately destroyed when one of Eggman's robots turned on him.