It's pretty much handwaved, though, that Sticks promptly forgets her friends in her attempt to help X and their alternate (to her) selves, and the "Boom" crew don't show up again until the end. Alternate Self: Though it initially looked like this would be defied, the Boom versions of the Sonic characters do appear in the crossover very briefly in a reference to the previous Boom issue, with appropriately witty text boxes to identify that these are the Boom versions for any readers that might be confused.The most egregious examples include Dr Light and Auto (who only play small roles in Act 1), Team Dark ( who only appear briefly to die) and Princess Prim Prim (who doesn't even make physical appearance in story, only being mentioned by Arthur). Advertised Extra: A poster made out of several connecting covers shows almost all characters that show up in story (with notable exception of Sonic Boom characters, sans Sticks) evn if they actually have very small roles.Used here because Palicos have randomly-generated/player-given names in the games. A Dog Named "Dog" / Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": "Felyne" is the name of the species of catlike creatures that sometimes help Monster Hunters, while "Palico" is a name for the occupation of doing so.Absentee Actor: When all of the revived Mavericks from X1 through X8 begin attacking the group, Iris and the Colonel are not there, which is noted by X and Zero.
Wily, he puts them to work in building the means for his latest conquest, triggering a conflict that will span multiple dimensions. After reuniting him with his former partner-in-crime from Worlds Collide, Dr. Believing that these portals are the key to his further evolution, the living virus travels to Sonic's world, where he takes control of Dr. In X's timeline, sometime after the events of Mega Man X7, Sigma discovers the existence of the mysterious Genesis Portals, which lead to different dimensions. The story picks up on plot threads that began in Mega Man's Dawn of X storyline, as well as prequels in the prior issues of both Sonic books.
But this time, it's not just their worlds and time periods that are getting involved joining the crossover are the cast of Mega Man X and Sticks of Sonic Boom, along with many, many more from across Sega and Capcom's storied franchises. Now, in 2015, the Blue Bomber and the Blue Blur's paths will be crossing over again, in a new crossover titled Worlds Unite. In 2013, the worlds of the Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man comic series crossed over in the twelve part epic, Worlds Collide, a story which united two of gaming's most well-known blue heroes and brought about significant changes for the former series' future.
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