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Fortunately, Sonic received help from a time-travelling version of himself from the future, who gave him a Time Stone with instructions to use it to head into the past. Back in time, Sonic was able to prevent the planet's cyberforming and then return to the present to pass the Time Stone to himself and complete the loop. The Miracle Planet was restored to its natural state, and Metallix was apparently erased from existence. (How this time paradox works at all has been debated, and even artist Richard Elson is confused by it.) Metallix are robots found in Sonic the Comic, which was the United Kingdom's official Sonic magazine - in contrast with Archie comics. Metallix was based on the iconic Metal Sonic series that plagued Sonic in-game several times as well as other robotic adversaries often confused with Metal Sonic (for example Mecha Sonic, from Knuckles and Sonic) - however they were not individual beings like in the game and were original characters with different goals from the game. Metallix, originally known as Metal Sonic, is a major antagonist in Super Mario Bros. Z. He serves as the main antagonist of the Metallix Saga. A Metallix is a robotic version of Sonic the Hedgehog - the original model carried the title of the Metal Sonic. The first was only one part of an elite Brotherhood of Metallix. As fast as Sonic himself, and armed with a lethal death ray, Metallixes are notably very difficult to kill, their only apparent weak spots being in their necks. Writer Nigel Kitching's original name for the character was "Metallico"; Metallix was editor Richard Burton's suggestion. [[Archivo:STC72-Metallix.jpg|thumb|La HermandadMetalix, con la Metallix emperador en el centro, a partir de Sonic the Comic # 72. Arte por Richard Elson.]] Los Metallix son una versión de Metal Sonic que aparece en la publicación oficial de Sonic en Reino Unido, Sonic the Comic. Cada robot Metalix es parte de un vasto grupo conocido como la Hermandad de Metallix. Aunque la mayoría de los modelos se basan en Metallix, también ha habido réplicas Metalix de Knuckles the Echidna y Porker Lewis

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A Metallix is a robotic version of Sonic the Hedgehog - the original model carried the title of the Metal Sonic. The first was only one part of an elite Brotherhood of Metallix. As fast as Sonic himself, and armed with a lethal death ray, Metallixes are notably very difficult to kill, their only apparent weak spots being in their necks. Writer Nigel Kitching's original name for the character was "Metallico"; Metallix was editor Richard Burton's suggestion. Metallix are robots found in Sonic the Comic, which was the United Kingdom's official Sonic magazine - in contrast with Archie comics. Metallix was based on the iconic Metal Sonic series that plagued Sonic in-game several times as well as other robotic adversaries often confused with Metal Sonic (for example Mecha Sonic, from Knuckles and Sonic) - however they were not individual beings like in the game and were original characters with different goals from the game. [[File:]]Each Metallix robot was part of a vast organization known the Brotherhood of Metallix and created their own ruler in the form of Emperor Metallix in order to break away from Dr. Robotnik and become a threat in their own right. Fortunately, Sonic received help from a time-travelling version of himself from the future, who gave him a Time Stone with instructions to use it to head into the past. Back in time, Sonic was able to prevent the planet's cyberforming and then return to the present to pass the Time Stone to himself and complete the loop. The Miracle Planet was restored to its natural state, and Metallix was apparently erased from existence. (How this time paradox works at all has been debated, and even artist Richard Elson is confused by it.) [[Archivo:STC72-Metallix.jpg|thumb|La HermandadMetalix, con la Metallix emperador en el centro, a partir de Sonic the Comic # 72. Arte por Richard Elson.]] Los Metallix son una versión de Metal Sonic que aparece en la publicación oficial de Sonic en Reino Unido, Sonic the Comic. Cada robot Metalix es parte de un vasto grupo conocido como la Hermandad de Metallix. Aunque la mayoría de los modelos se basan en Metallix, también ha habido réplicas Metalix de Knuckles the Echidna y Porker Lewis Metallix, originally known as Metal Sonic, is a major antagonist in Super Mario Bros. Z. He serves as the main antagonist of the Metallix Saga.

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