History Headscratchers / SonicForces

** Chances are Eggman offed him, partially [[YouHaveFailedMe due to his failure]] and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness so he could take the Phantom Ruby]]. In the game's first cutscene, we see a diagram on one of Eggman's monitors that implies Infinite's very body is incorporated into the Phantom Ruby, not the other way around - like a GenieInABottle - meaning that in order to use the Ruby, Eggman had to yoink it back.

* What happened to Infinite after the final battle with him? He gets yoinked away in a red laser and is never seen again.

* Why did Both Sonics and the Avatar get more accomplished then the Resistance did?

* What happened to Infinite after the final battle with him?
** Chances are, Eggman most likely offed him, partially [[YouHaveFailedMe due to his failure]] and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness so he could take the Phantom Ruby]].

*** This troper believes GUN didn't really care whom to serve and [[DirtyCoward joined Eggman as soon as they understood they were losing.]]

*** It's possible that Iizuka meant worlds as in separate societies, rather than parallel worlds. Yuji Naka was asked relatively recently if Christmas Island (Sonic's birth place) was located on another planet, and he answered that no, it's on Earth, and is even a real life location. He was also asked about the introduction of humans in Sonic Adventure (the same question that prompted Iizuka to give the infamous answer about separate worlds), and his answer was that Sonic originally fought Eggman in places like Christmas Island, before the action moving to places like Station Square, which was where he met them. No mention of parallel worlds.[[http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=33744]]

*** It's possible that Iizuka meant worlds as in separate societies, rather than parallel worlds. Yuji Naka was asked relatively recently if Christmas Island (Sonic's birth place) was located on another planet, and he answered that no, it's on Earth, and is even a real life location. He was also asked about the introduction of humans in Sonic Adventure (the same question that prompted Iizuka to give the infamous answer about separate worlds), and his answer was that Sonic originally fought Eggman in places like Christmas Island, before moving to places like Station Square, which was where he met them. No mention of multiple worlds.[[http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=33744]]

*** It's possible that Iizuka meant worlds as in separate societies, rather than parallel worlds. Yuji Naka was asked relatively recently if Christmas Island (Sonic's birth place) was located on another planet, and he answered that no, it's on Earth, and even exists in real life. He also stated that this was where Sonic originally fought Eggman, before the action expanded to other places like Station Square.[[http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=33744]]

*** It's possible that Iizuka meant worlds as in separate societies, rather than parallel worlds. Yuji Naka was asked relatively recently if Christmas Island (Sonic's birth place) was located on another planet, and he answered that no, it's on Earth, and even exists in real life. He also stated that this was where he originally fought Eggman, before the action expanded to other places like Station Square.[[http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=33744]]

** It was stated in Sonic Forces that despite being illusions, they're as real as anything else for the characters in the Sonic universe. About the only thing that makes them "illusions" is that they're created out of thin air, they're not alive, and they'll banish if the Phantom Ruby loses its power source.