Potent Pokémon
Keeping It Feral
Space? In My Western?
Heart of the Cards
I'm the Dad Guy
100
A favorite of the Pokémon of Mt. Moon, this bug type move let Paras and Zubat have a little taste of your HP - as a treat.
Leech Life
100
This twisting set of tunnels underneath OPU is where things went capital B Bad for the first time.
The Bellows
100
Originally released in 2002, Joss Whedon's popular space odyssey was cancelled after airing only 11 of its 14 episode run.
Firefly
100
Card 0 of the Major Arcana. Represents the beginning of the journey.
The Fool
100
Created to replicate and exceed the Blue Blur, this Eggman creation has a jet turbine in his stomach.
Metal Sonic
200
As if being bitten wasn't bad enough, this move's chance to burn leaves the opponent feeling hot, hot, hot!
Fire Fang
200
This campus radio show is anything but dead air, but the same can't be said of its signature host ghost.
My Chemical Mondays
200
Considered by many to be the start of the genre, this wildly popular film series spawned a multi-media empire the likes of which has rarely been seen since.
Star Wars
200
Card 18 of the Major Arcana, this card represents confusion, intuition and emotion. Represented by two dogs split by a river, sometimes when you can't look forward, you can only look up.
The Moon
200
Eggman's most advanced AI and the newest addition to his family, this daughter's name shares the letters of the company that makes the games she appears in.
Sage
300
You might not find them in the club, but that won't stop most pseudo-legendaries from breaking it down with this move.
Dragon Dance
300
The only Monster Hearts player character to discover their monstrous nature twice.
Popcorn Thomas
300
The final addition to the crew of the Bebop, this frizzy haired youth of unspecified gender became the wildcard hacker and heart of the team.
Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV300
Card 7 of the Major Arcana, this card urges those with the heart to listen to drive forward with purpose.
The Chariot
300
Created during the good doctor's stint as "Mr. Tinker," this wooden robot is later hit with the brutal reality that her father is Dr. Eggman.
Belle the Tinkerer
400
Light Screen and Reflect are light work for this fighting type move. Hi-yah!
Brick Break
400
The ornery little cousin of Parker, this werewolf takes her name from a legendary wolf of Norse mythology.
Fenrira (Fen) Ramirez
400
The red-coated gunslinger with a $$60,000,000,000 bounty, this bespectacled blonde was given a nickname related to a wildlife event.
Vash the Stampede
400
Card 12 of the Major Arcana, this card encourages the reader to invite in a new perspective.
The Hanged Man
400
Based on geometrical shapes, these two early robots often serve as comic relief for Dr. Eggman. Nevertheless, they're his creations, and are often pictured with the "Egg Family."
Orbot and Cubot
500
Only learned by a handful grass and bug type Pokémon, this generous healing move is bound to upset your allergies.
Pollen Puff
500
Before Ruth Mercia's stint as the God of Parties, she created this small club on the campus of OPU. It was later burnt down by Heidi Reaver.
Club Seredipity
500
In Outlaw Star, this early series character finds herself unable to make it back to the titular ship, instead choosing to detonate a bomb, sacrificing herself to save Gene and Jim from the Kei Pirates.
"Hot Ice" Hilda
500
Unlucky card 13 of the Major Arcana, this card often feels scary for those who pull it - but it's often more about letting go and preparing for what's to come than it is about loss.
Death
500
Though not canon to Sonic lore, this Egg family member caught on like wildfire online after someone thought they saw a young girl in the cockpit of one of Eggman's mechs in Sonic Mania. Turns out it was Eggman upside down.
Eggette or Omelette