
Tails Nine: The Cybernetic Fox Who Revolutionized the Sonic Universe
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Miles "Tails" Prower has always been a favorite character in the franchise. With Nine in the Netflix series Sonic Prime (2022), fans are introduced to a fascinating variant born of the Paradox Prism and the Shatterverse : a Tails shaped by a technological dystopia.
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Who is Tails Nine?
Nine is an alternate version of Tails who lives in New York City , an industrial metropolis ruled by the Chaos Council . Unlike the "classic" Tails, he rebuilt himself through adversity and technology.
- Tails : Two organic tails + seven mechanical tails added by Nine himself
- Design : Cyberpunk aesthetic blending organic and mechanical elements
- Personality : Darker, suspicious, hyper-pragmatic
- Skills : Technological genius, hacking, inventions, tactics
Design and appearance: a cyberpunk aesthetic
- Yellow-orange fur inherited from the original design
- Nine "tails" in total, including seven articulated and offensive mechanics
- Protective glasses and dark clothing suitable for the urban environment
- Integrated implants and prostheses with a drier and more controlled gesture
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Personality: Tails, reinvented by adversity
- Wary of strangers and easy promises
- Independent and solution-oriented
- Technically brilliant (engineering, computing, real-time analysis)
- Selective but deep loyalty once acquired
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Abilities and arsenal
- Propulsion/flight via its mechanical tails
- Advanced Systems Hacking and Badniks
- Gadgets and complex constructions (including The Grim , his multiversal machine)
- Close combat using tails as weapon arms
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Role in Sonic Prime : A Central Journey
- Meet Sonic in New York City
- Tactical Alliance against the Chaos Council (but with its own roadmap)
- Personal project : shaping an “ideal” world using his machine The Grim
- Tension between his budding friendship with Sonic and his ambitions
- To tip or to assert oneself : the final confrontation with one's own choices
Note : Nine acts as a major ally (seasons 1–2), then becomes a central antagonist (season 3, 2024) as he becomes obsessed with the "perfect world."
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New York City: The Dystopian Mold
- Architecture : industrial megalopolis, pollution, surveillance
- Power : Chaos Council, five Eggman variants
- Resistance : Underground movement led by Rebel Rouge (with Renegade Knucks )
Impact on the franchise
- Multiverse : Lore expansion via the Shatterverse
- Visual Renewal : Cyberpunk Codes Integrated into Sonic
- Thematic maturity : identity, isolation, free will
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Reception, derivative products and presence
- Figures : 5" “New Yoke City” models (Jakks Pacific)
- Mobile games/events : Sonic Prime- related promotional appearances (e.g., Sonic Forces: Speed Battle , temporary events)
Voice
Original version (VO) : Ashleigh Ball .
Quick comparison with the original Tails
Appearance | Tails (classic) | Nine |
---|---|---|
Personality | Optimistic, confident | Suspicious , pragmatic |
Environment | Relatively peaceful | Dystopian , oppressive |
Relationships | Sonic Partner | Independence first, alliance under conditions |
Abilities | Natural flight (2 tails) | 2 organic + 7 mechanical, hacking & inventions |
Evolution | Stable | Growing ambitions, antagonistic turn |
Summary table
Element | Detail |
---|---|
Name / Alias | Nine (Miles "Tails" Prower variant) |
Origin | Shatterverse — New Yoke City (Paradox Prism) |
Alignment | Tactical ally → antagonist (S1–S3 evolution) |
Key feature | Nine tails (2 organic + 7 mechanical) |
SKILLS | Engineering, hacking , inventions, tactics |
Major device | The Grim (multiversal machine) |
Themes | Identity, free will, ambition, reinvention |
First appearance | Sonic Prime (Netflix), 2022 |
Voice (VO) | Ashleigh Ball |
FAQ
- Is Nine the same character as Tails? — He's a variant of Tails from an alternate reality (Shatterverse).
- Why does he have nine tails? — He retains his two natural tails and has added seven mechanical ones for mobility, attack, and tool use.
- Is Nine a hero or a villain? — Both, depending on the period: pragmatic ally then antagonist as his ambitions grow.
- What is "The Grim"? — A machine designed by Nine to shape or reconnect realities according to his vision.
- Is he working with Sonic? — Yes at first , but his personal goals conflict with Sonic's.
- Who voices Nine in the original version? — Ashleigh Ball .
- Is Nine from Eggman? — No. He comes from a world ruled by the Chaos Council, but his inventions and choices are autonomous .
Conclusion
Nine isn't just a gimmicky spin-off: it's an ambitious reimagining of Tails, pushing the Sonic universe into darker, more introspective territory. His striking design, questionable choices, and technical genius make him an iconic figure in the new multiverse era of Sonic the Hedgehog .
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