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| Unchanged: <p>[nihongo_foot]Jet the Hawk||ジェット・ザ・ホーク||Jetto za Hōku||lead=yes||group=lower-alpha[/nihongo_foot] is a character in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> series]] and the leader of the current generation of the [[Babylon Rogues]]. An anthropomorphic hawk and a skilled [[Extreme Gear]] rider, he is widely known as the [nihongo]"<strong>Legendary Wind Master</strong>"||伝説の風使い||Densetsu no Kaze Tsukai||lit. "Legendary Wind Tamer"[/nihongo] for his mastery of the air and his command of his personal gear, the [[Type-J]].[ref name="SRidersManual"][cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="Nintendo GameCube" region="United States" page="7"][/ref][ref name="Channel Jet"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>[nihongo_foot]Jet the Hawk||ジェット・ザ・ホーク||Jetto za Hōku||lead=yes||group=lower-alpha[/nihongo_foot] is a character in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> series]] and the leader of the current generation of the [[Babylon Rogues]]. An anthropomorphic hawk and a skilled [[Extreme Gear]] rider, he is widely known as the [nihongo]"<strong>Legendary Wind Master</strong>"||伝説の風使い||Densetsu no Kaze Tsukai||lit. "Legendary Wind Tamer"[/nihongo] for his mastery of the air and his command of his personal gear, the [[Type-J]].[ref name="SRidersManual"][cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="Nintendo GameCube" region="United States" page="7"][/ref][ref name="Channel Jet"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Introduced in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, Jet was created as a rival to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] and has remained one of the franchise's recurring speed-focused challengers ever since. Proud, sharp-tongued, and obsessed with both treasure and reputation, he carries himself with supreme confidence and rarely tolerates humiliation or second place. Despite his selfish streak and life as a thief, Jet values skill and fair competition, and his long-running rivalry with Sonic has become one of the defining parts of his role in the series.[ref name="Riders web Jet"][cite_web url="http://www2.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" title="Sonic Riders official website" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" url-status="dead" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080516042022/http://www.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" archive-date="May 16, 2008"][/ref][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Introduced in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, Jet was created as a rival to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] and has remained one of the franchise's recurring speed-focused challengers ever since. Proud, sharp-tongued, and obsessed with both treasure and reputation, he carries himself with supreme confidence and rarely tolerates humiliation or second place. Despite his selfish streak and life as a thief, Jet values skill and fair competition, and his long-running rivalry with Sonic has become one of the defining parts of his role in the series.[ref name="Riders web Jet"][cite_web url="http://www2.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" title="Sonic Riders official website" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" url-status="dead" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080516042022/http://www.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" archive-date="May 16, 2008"][/ref][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet was created for <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> as a rival to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] in the field of high-speed [[Extreme Gear]] racing. According to game designer [[Takashi Yuda]], Jet and the rest of the [[Babylon Rogues]] were conceived by [[Sonic Team]] as "air pirates" who would serve as Sonic's new rivals.[cite_web archiveurl="https://web.archive.org/web/20060221103132/ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/sonic-riders/682225p2.html" title="Sega Talks <em>Sonic Riders</em>" work="GameSpy" date="20 January 2006" url="https://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/sonic-riders/682225p2.html" archivedate="21 February 2006" accessdate="04 April 2026"]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet was created for <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> as a rival to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] in the field of high-speed [[Extreme Gear]] racing. According to game designer [[Takashi Yuda]], Jet and the rest of the [[Babylon Rogues]] were conceived by [[Sonic Team]] as "air pirates" who would serve as Sonic's new rivals.[cite_web archiveurl="https://web.archive.org/web/20060221103132/ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/sonic-riders/682225p2.html" title="Sega Talks <em>Sonic Riders</em>" work="GameSpy" date="20 January 2006" url="https://ps2.gamespy.com/playstation-2/sonic-riders/682225p2.html" archivedate="21 February 2006" accessdate="04 April 2026"]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Within the broader series, Jet is notable for being the second green bird character with red shoes to be introduced, following [[Bean the Dynamite]] from <em>[[Sonic the Fighters]]</em>. His role, design, and competitive attitude were built around contrasting Sonic's reputation as the fastest on foot with Jet's confidence as a master of speed in the air.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Within the broader series, Jet is notable for being the second green bird character with red shoes to be introduced, following [[Bean the Dynamite]] from <em>[[Sonic the Fighters]]</em>. His role, design, and competitive attitude were built around contrasting Sonic's reputation as the fastest on foot with Jet's confidence as a master of speed in the air.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet is an anthropomorphic hawk with green feathers covering most of his body and white feathers on the front of his torso. His beak is golden, and his eyes are bright blue with red and black markings at the sides. He has a mohawk-like crest with dark green tips, matching the dark green tips on his long three-feathered tail. His wrists and upper arms are marked with dark green, flame-like patterns.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet is an anthropomorphic hawk with green feathers covering most of his body and white feathers on the front of his torso. His beak is golden, and his eyes are bright blue with red and black markings at the sides. He has a mohawk-like crest with dark green tips, matching the dark green tips on his long three-feathered tail. His wrists and upper arms are marked with dark green, flame-like patterns.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>For clothing, Jet wears white gloves with visible lining, red and black cuffs, and dark gray wristbands. He also wears red, black, and white boots with matching cuffs and gray soles. His most recognizable accessory is a pair of goggles with yellow lenses, silver frames, and dark gray straps, which he typically wears on his forehead but can pull over his eyes while riding.</p> | Unchanged: <p>For clothing, Jet wears white gloves with visible lining, red and black cuffs, and dark gray wristbands. He also wears red, black, and white boots with matching cuffs and gray soles. His most recognizable accessory is a pair of goggles with yellow lenses, silver frames, and dark gray straps, which he typically wears on his forehead but can pull over his eyes while riding.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Across later appearances, Jet's overall design has remained consistent, though he has also been depicted in several alternate outfits, including seasonal and racing-themed costumes in spin-off titles such as <em>[[Sonic Forces: Speed Battle]]</em> and <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Across later appearances, Jet's overall design has remained consistent, though he has also been depicted in several alternate outfits, including seasonal and racing-themed costumes in spin-off titles such as <em>[[Sonic Forces: Speed Battle]]</em> and <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet is extremely arrogant, confident, and prideful, with a massive ego built around his speed, skill, and reputation. He tends to look down on others, boasts openly about his own abilities, and has little patience for anyone he considers slow, incompetent, or beneath him. He is also highly sensitive about losing and hates being pitied, seeing it as an insult rather than sympathy. At the same time, he is capable of acknowledging talent when someone genuinely impresses him, although even his praise often comes with a sharp edge.[ref name="Channel Jet"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet is extremely arrogant, confident, and prideful, with a massive ego built around his speed, skill, and reputation. He tends to look down on others, boasts openly about his own abilities, and has little patience for anyone he considers slow, incompetent, or beneath him. He is also highly sensitive about losing and hates being pitied, seeing it as an insult rather than sympathy. At the same time, he is capable of acknowledging talent when someone genuinely impresses him, although even his praise often comes with a sharp edge.[ref name="Channel Jet"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>His attitude is usually rude, snide, and openly disrespectful. Jet enjoys mocking other people, rubbing in victories, and insulting both rivals and allies when they annoy him. This extends even to his own teammates, [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] and [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]], whom he frequently talks down to or brushes aside. He is especially dismissive when Wave gives lengthy explanations, often demanding that she simplify things or tuning her out entirely. Despite this abrasive behavior, his arrogance is balanced by a strong concern for image, and he rarely wants others to see any insecurity, weakness, or vulnerability in him.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="Channel Jet" /]</p> | Unchanged: <p>His attitude is usually rude, snide, and openly disrespectful. Jet enjoys mocking other people, rubbing in victories, and insulting both rivals and allies when they annoy him. This extends even to his own teammates, [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] and [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]], whom he frequently talks down to or brushes aside. He is especially dismissive when Wave gives lengthy explanations, often demanding that she simplify things or tuning her out entirely. Despite this abrasive behavior, his arrogance is balanced by a strong concern for image, and he rarely wants others to see any insecurity, weakness, or vulnerability in him.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="Channel Jet" /]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Although Jet often comes across as lazy or nonchalant, he is not oblivious to his position. As leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]], he does understand his responsibilities, even if he does not always take them seriously. This frustrates Wave, but Jet still knows how to assert his authority when needed. He is strict when it comes to failure, expects competence from his team, and dislikes anything that makes the Rogues look foolish or brutish. Over time, he has shown some maturity as a leader, becoming more dependable and ultimately loyal to his teammates despite his selfish tendencies.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="StHAnnual2019s1"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019]]</em>, "Bonds of Friendship"[/ref][ref name="StH25"][[<em>IDW Sonic the Hedgehog</em> Issue 25]], "A Sudden Shift"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Although Jet often comes across as lazy or nonchalant, he is not oblivious to his position. As leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]], he does understand his responsibilities, even if he does not always take them seriously. This frustrates Wave, but Jet still knows how to assert his authority when needed. He is strict when it comes to failure, expects competence from his team, and dislikes anything that makes the Rogues look foolish or brutish. Over time, he has shown some maturity as a leader, becoming more dependable and ultimately loyal to his teammates despite his selfish tendencies.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="StHAnnual2019s1"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019]]</em>, "Bonds of Friendship"[/ref][ref name="StH25"][[<em>IDW Sonic the Hedgehog</em> Issue 25]], "A Sudden Shift"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet is also deeply greedy and highly motivated by treasure, money, and anything else that can enrich him and the Babylon Rogues. Aside from himself, treasure is one of the things he values most.[ref name="Channel Jet" /] He takes pride in being a professional thief and is most interested in targets that promise real profit or legendary value. This gives him an anti-heroic edge throughout the series, as he is usually more concerned with securing treasure than with heroism or world-saving. If there is nothing worthwhile to gain, he can quickly lose interest, especially if the objective feels more complicated than profitable. In spite of his selfishness, Jet is not without standards. He is fiercely competitive and loves any challenge that demands skill, stamina, and precision, especially [[Extreme Gear]] racing. More importantly, he despises cheating when it undermines the value of victory. Even when he wants badly to surpass [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], Jet wants that win to come from his own ability rather than dishonest tactics. Because of this, he is willing to accept a loss, seek a rematch, and keep pushing himself until he can prove his worth properly. This sense of pride, while often unpleasant, also gives him a certain degree of honor as a rival and racer.[ref name="Riders web Jet"][cite_web url="http://www2.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" title="Sonic Riders official website" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" url-status="dead" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080516042022/http://www.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" archive-date="May 16, 2008"][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet is also deeply greedy and highly motivated by treasure, money, and anything else that can enrich him and the Babylon Rogues. Aside from himself, treasure is one of the things he values most.[ref name="Channel Jet" /] He takes pride in being a professional thief and is most interested in targets that promise real profit or legendary value. This gives him an anti-heroic edge throughout the series, as he is usually more concerned with securing treasure than with heroism or world-saving. If there is nothing worthwhile to gain, he can quickly lose interest, especially if the objective feels more complicated than profitable. In spite of his selfishness, Jet is not without standards. He is fiercely competitive and loves any challenge that demands skill, stamina, and precision, especially [[Extreme Gear]] racing. More importantly, he despises cheating when it undermines the value of victory. Even when he wants badly to surpass [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], Jet wants that win to come from his own ability rather than dishonest tactics. Because of this, he is willing to accept a loss, seek a rematch, and keep pushing himself until he can prove his worth properly. This sense of pride, while often unpleasant, also gives him a certain degree of honor as a rival and racer.[ref name="Riders web Jet"][cite_web url="http://www2.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" title="Sonic Riders official website" access-date="April 4, 2026" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" url-status="dead" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080516042022/http://www.sega.com/gamesite/sonicriders/" archive-date="May 16, 2008"][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet became the next leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]] after succeeding his father, continuing the legacy of a band of legendary thieves whose lineage traces back to the ancient Babylonians. As revealed in <em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>, Jet and the other Rogues are descendants of aliens who arrived on Earth by traveling through a black hole generated by the [[Arks of the Cosmos]].[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>[/ref] Over time, the ship that brought their ancestors to the planet became known as [[Babylon Garden]]. Unable to return home, Jet's forebears developed [[Extreme Gear]] technology and built a reputation as master riders and treasure hunters, a legacy that Jet, [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]], and [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] continue in the present day.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet became the next leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]] after succeeding his father, continuing the legacy of a band of legendary thieves whose lineage traces back to the ancient Babylonians. As revealed in <em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>, Jet and the other Rogues are descendants of aliens who arrived on Earth by traveling through a black hole generated by the [[Arks of the Cosmos]].[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>[/ref] Over time, the ship that brought their ancestors to the planet became known as [[Babylon Garden]]. Unable to return home, Jet's forebears developed [[Extreme Gear]] technology and built a reputation as master riders and treasure hunters, a legacy that Jet, [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]], and [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] continue in the present day.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet made his debut in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, where he led the Babylon Rogues into the [[EX World Grand Prix]] after [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]] hired them to challenge [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and his friends while collecting the [[Chaos Emerald]]s for him. In truth, Eggman intended to use the competition and the Rogues to uncover the secrets of Babylon Garden and claim its treasure for himself.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref] As leader, Jet carried the ancient [[Treasure of Babylon Garden|control box]] that had been passed down through generations of Babylon Rogue leaders, tying him directly to that inheritance.[cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="PC" region="UK" page="7" file="https://sonic-city.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Sonic-Riders-PC-Manual-UK.pdf"]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet made his debut in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, where he led the Babylon Rogues into the [[EX World Grand Prix]] after [[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]] hired them to challenge [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and his friends while collecting the [[Chaos Emerald]]s for him. In truth, Eggman intended to use the competition and the Rogues to uncover the secrets of Babylon Garden and claim its treasure for himself.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref] As leader, Jet carried the ancient [[Treasure of Babylon Garden|control box]] that had been passed down through generations of Babylon Rogue leaders, tying him directly to that inheritance.[cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="PC" region="UK" page="7" file="https://sonic-city.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Sonic-Riders-PC-Manual-UK.pdf"]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>During the tournament, Jet quickly established himself as Sonic's new rival in speed. Confident in his superiority on [[Extreme Gear]], he looked down on Sonic's running ability and treated the race as proof that he, not Sonic, was the true master of speed in the air.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref] Although the Rogues were initially acting in their own self-interest, the conflict ultimately led them to Babylon Garden itself, where the long-lost treasure of the Babylonians was revealed to be the [[Magic Carpet]], a prototype for Extreme Gear technology rather than a conventional pile of riches.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>During the tournament, Jet quickly established himself as Sonic's new rival in speed. Confident in his superiority on [[Extreme Gear]], he looked down on Sonic's running ability and treated the race as proof that he, not Sonic, was the true master of speed in the air.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref] Although the Rogues were initially acting in their own self-interest, the conflict ultimately led them to Babylon Garden itself, where the long-lost treasure of the Babylonians was revealed to be the [[Magic Carpet]], a prototype for Extreme Gear technology rather than a conventional pile of riches.[ref]<em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet the Hawk. Leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]]. Navigates extreme speeds with precision. Treat as A-Rank threat.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet the Hawk. Leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]]. Navigates extreme speeds with precision. Treat as A-Rank threat.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet is highly athletic even without his [[Extreme Gear]]. Like many figures in the series, he can move at considerable speed on foot, and his lower-body strength is especially notable, enough for him to kick away a heavy desk in a burst of anger.[ref name="SRCutscene1"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Ice Factory]]"][/ref] He is also extremely agile and acrobatic, capable of leaping to impressive heights,[ref name="SRCutscene2"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Green Cave]]"][/ref] moving through treetops with ease,[ref name="SRCutscene3"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[White Cave]]"][/ref] and performing advanced aerial tricks and maneuvers. Jet is likewise a capable fighter, having taken down multiple [[MeteorTech]] security robots in midair with kicks and swift movements.[ref name="SRZGending"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Snowy Kingdom]]"][/ref] He is especially proficient with [[Bashōsen|warfans]], which complement both his speed and his control over wind-based attacks.[ref name="SC"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="July 9, 2008" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref] | Unchanged: <p>Jet is highly athletic even without his [[Extreme Gear]]. Like many figures in the series, he can move at considerable speed on foot, and his lower-body strength is especially notable, enough for him to kick away a heavy desk in a burst of anger.[ref name="SRCutscene1"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Ice Factory]]"][/ref] He is also extremely agile and acrobatic, capable of leaping to impressive heights,[ref name="SRCutscene2"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Green Cave]]"][/ref] moving through treetops with ease,[ref name="SRCutscene3"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[White Cave]]"][/ref] and performing advanced aerial tricks and maneuvers. Jet is likewise a capable fighter, having taken down multiple [[MeteorTech]] security robots in midair with kicks and swift movements.[ref name="SRZGending"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Snowy Kingdom]]"][/ref] He is especially proficient with [[Bashōsen|warfans]], which complement both his speed and his control over wind-based attacks.[ref name="SC"][cite_web url="http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" title="Sonic Channel" access-date="July 9, 2008" work="Characters: Jet" publisher="Sega" archive-url="https://web.archive.org/web/20080708133642/http://sonic.sega.jp/chara/jet/index.html" archive-date="July 8, 2008"][/ref] |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[File:Sonic Riders - Jet - Level 2.jpg|thumb|225px|left|Jet riding on [[Extreme Gear]] while engaged in combat, from <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>.]] Jet's greatest talent, however, is [[Extreme Gear]] riding. He is best known for his mastery of his personal board, the [[Type-J]],[ref name="Scholastic"][cite_book author="[[Devra Newberger Speregen]]" title="[[Sonic: The Ultimate Character Guide]]" publisher="[[Scholastic]]" page="53" date="2016" isbn="978-1338033243" accessdate="29 October 2020"][/ref] and is regarded as one of the most gifted riders in history.[ref name="SC" /][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref] His skill is so renowned that it earned him the title of [nihongo]"<strong>Legendary Wind Master</strong>"||伝説の風使い||Densetsu no Kaze Tsukai||lit. "Legendary Wind Tamer"[/nihongo],[ref name="Original"][cite_web url="http://www.sonic-riders.com/en/index.html" title="Sonic Riders official website" accessdate="12 June 2006" work="Characters: Jet the Hawk" publisher="Sega" archiveurl="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612233043/http://www.sonic-riders.com/en/index.html" archivedate="12 June 2006" quote="Has Sonic finally met his match? This mysterious new character is widely known as the &quot;Legendary Wind Master&quot; due to his impressive Extreme Gear skills. He leads a talented group of thieves known as the Babylon Rogues and he carries a mysterious control box said to have been passed down from the Ancient Babylonians."][/ref][ref name="SRidersManual"][cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="Nintendo GameCube" region="United States" page="7"][/ref] a reputation tied not only to his technical mastery but also to his ability to accurately read wind streams and ride in harmony with them.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="SRCutscene4"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Green Cave]]" quote="<strong>Jet</strong>: You know, I've checked you out actually. Not bad; I admit you're pretty fast on your feet. But here, it's a whole different story when riding with Extreme Gear! You see, to be the fastest on a Gear, you have to become one with the wind! Without wings, well, you might as well kiss the ground and go home!"][/ref] </p> | Unchanged: <p>[[File:Sonic Riders - Jet - Level 2.jpg|thumb|225px|left|Jet riding on [[Extreme Gear]] while engaged in combat, from <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>.]] Jet's greatest talent, however, is [[Extreme Gear]] riding. He is best known for his mastery of his personal board, the [[Type-J]],[ref name="Scholastic"][cite_book author="[[Devra Newberger Speregen]]" title="[[Sonic: The Ultimate Character Guide]]" publisher="[[Scholastic]]" page="53" date="2016" isbn="978-1338033243" accessdate="29 October 2020"][/ref] and is regarded as one of the most gifted riders in history.[ref name="SC" /][ref name="SFR"][cite_manual game="Sonic Free Riders" system="Xbox 360" region="United States" page="13"][/ref] His skill is so renowned that it earned him the title of [nihongo]"<strong>Legendary Wind Master</strong>"||伝説の風使い||Densetsu no Kaze Tsukai||lit. "Legendary Wind Tamer"[/nihongo],[ref name="Original"][cite_web url="http://www.sonic-riders.com/en/index.html" title="Sonic Riders official website" accessdate="12 June 2006" work="Characters: Jet the Hawk" publisher="Sega" archiveurl="https://web.archive.org/web/20060612233043/http://www.sonic-riders.com/en/index.html" archivedate="12 June 2006" quote="Has Sonic finally met his match? This mysterious new character is widely known as the &quot;Legendary Wind Master&quot; due to his impressive Extreme Gear skills. He leads a talented group of thieves known as the Babylon Rogues and he carries a mysterious control box said to have been passed down from the Ancient Babylonians."][/ref][ref name="SRidersManual"][cite_manual game="Sonic Riders" system="Nintendo GameCube" region="United States" page="7"][/ref] a reputation tied not only to his technical mastery but also to his ability to accurately read wind streams and ride in harmony with them.[ref name="SFR" /][ref name="SRCutscene4"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Green Cave]]" quote="<strong>Jet</strong>: You know, I've checked you out actually. Not bad; I admit you're pretty fast on your feet. But here, it's a whole different story when riding with Extreme Gear! You see, to be the fastest on a Gear, you have to become one with the wind! Without wings, well, you might as well kiss the ground and go home!"][/ref] </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>On an Extreme Gear, Jet considers himself superior even to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], at least in the air.[ref name="SRCutscene5"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Babylon storyline)" quote="<strong>Jet</strong>: Hmph. He may be the fastest creature on the ground, but in the air, with me and my Extreme Gear, he's just a joke. Ah ha ha ha ha!"][/ref] He can perform complex tricks at high speed, maintain perfect balance on [[Grind Rail]]s, and even fight other riders without losing control of his board. He can also generate powerful currents capable of blowing opponents away,[ref name="SRCutscene6"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Heroes' storyline)"][/ref] showing that his title is more than mere self-promotion. His knowledge of how to ride at peak performance is also extensive, making him not just a natural rider but an expert in the discipline itself.[ref name="SRCutscene4" /] Outside of racing, Jet is a highly capable thief and an experienced professional in the Babylon Rogues' trade.[ref name="SRidersManual" /] He has participated in successful thefts, slipped away from authorities, and demonstrated sharp sleight-of-hand skills when handling stolen goods and valuables.[ref name="SRCutscene6" /][ref name="SRZGending2"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Babylon storyline)"][/ref] He is also a capable pilot, able to control the [[Babylon Rogues' ship]] on his own when necessary.[ref name="SRCutscene7"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Babylon Garden (track)|Babylon Garden]]"][/ref] Oddly enough, he is even said to have a talent for sneezing, which he can use to throw off opponents at the right moment.[ref name="SC" /] </p> | Unchanged: <p>On an Extreme Gear, Jet considers himself superior even to [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], at least in the air.[ref name="SRCutscene5"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Babylon storyline)" quote="<strong>Jet</strong>: Hmph. He may be the fastest creature on the ground, but in the air, with me and my Extreme Gear, he's just a joke. Ah ha ha ha ha!"][/ref] He can perform complex tricks at high speed, maintain perfect balance on [[Grind Rail]]s, and even fight other riders without losing control of his board. He can also generate powerful currents capable of blowing opponents away,[ref name="SRCutscene6"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Heroes' storyline)"][/ref] showing that his title is more than mere self-promotion. His knowledge of how to ride at peak performance is also extensive, making him not just a natural rider but an expert in the discipline itself.[ref name="SRCutscene4" /] Outside of racing, Jet is a highly capable thief and an experienced professional in the Babylon Rogues' trade.[ref name="SRidersManual" /] He has participated in successful thefts, slipped away from authorities, and demonstrated sharp sleight-of-hand skills when handling stolen goods and valuables.[ref name="SRCutscene6" /][ref name="SRZGending2"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="Opening sequence (Babylon storyline)"][/ref] He is also a capable pilot, able to control the [[Babylon Rogues' ship]] on his own when necessary.[ref name="SRCutscene7"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="[[Sega Studio USA|Sonic Team USA]]" date="17 March 2006" game="Sonic Riders" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" area="[[Babylon Garden (track)|Babylon Garden]]"][/ref] Oddly enough, he is even said to have a talent for sneezing, which he can use to throw off opponents at the right moment.[ref name="SC" /] </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Taken together, Jet's speed, aerial finesse, combat ability, piloting skill, and experience as a thief make him a formidable all-around talent. While his pride often defines how he presents himself, his reputation is backed by real ability, and his leadership of the Babylon Rogues depends as much on his competence as it does on his ego.[ref name="StHAnnual2019s12"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019]]</em>, "Bonds of Friendship"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Taken together, Jet's speed, aerial finesse, combat ability, piloting skill, and experience as a thief make him a formidable all-around talent. While his pride often defines how he presents himself, his reputation is backed by real ability, and his leadership of the Babylon Rogues depends as much on his competence as it does on his ego.[ref name="StHAnnual2019s12"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019]]</em>, "Bonds of Friendship"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[File:SSSClassicTypeJ.webp|thumb|The Type-J, from <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>.|left]]</p> | Unchanged: <p>[[File:SSSClassicTypeJ.webp|thumb|The Type-J, from <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>.|left]]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet's signature equipment is the [[Type-J]], a Board-type [[Extreme Gear]] built specifically for him by [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]]. It is designed for high-speed performance and tuned to suit Jet's exact riding style. Over time, the Type-J has been modified into an especially temperamental machine with a highly specialized setup, to the point that virtually nobody but Jet can handle it properly.[ref name="SRZGending3"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" quote="<em><strong>Type-J's profile</strong></em>: Jet's gear, redesigned by Wave. Full of quirks, nobody but Jet could master this peaky ride."][/ref][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" quote="<strong>Type-J's profile</strong>: Wave rebuilt this gear for Jet from the ground up. It uses a peaky tuning only Jet can properly control."]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet's signature equipment is the [[Type-J]], a Board-type [[Extreme Gear]] built specifically for him by [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]]. It is designed for high-speed performance and tuned to suit Jet's exact riding style. Over time, the Type-J has been modified into an especially temperamental machine with a highly specialized setup, to the point that virtually nobody but Jet can handle it properly.[ref name="SRZGending3"][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" quote="<em><strong>Type-J's profile</strong></em>: Jet's gear, redesigned by Wave. Full of quirks, nobody but Jet could master this peaky ride."][/ref][cite_game dev1="[[Sonic Team]]" dev2="CRI Middleware" date="22 February 2008" game="Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity" system="PlayStation 2" pub="[[Sega]]" quote="<strong>Type-J's profile</strong>: Wave rebuilt this gear for Jet from the ground up. It uses a peaky tuning only Jet can properly control."]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>In battle, Jet also wields a pair of large fans known as the [[Bashōsen]]. He uses them with great skill, both to produce strong gusts that throw enemies off balance and to engage in close combat. With one fan, he can send opponents off course or disorient them with wind pressure, while with both he can strike directly or spin into nearby foes to knock them back.[ref name="StHAnnual2019s12" /] </p> | Unchanged: <p>In battle, Jet also wields a pair of large fans known as the [[Bashōsen]]. He uses them with great skill, both to produce strong gusts that throw enemies off balance and to engage in close combat. With one fan, he can send opponents off course or disorient them with wind pressure, while with both he can strike directly or spin into nearby foes to knock them back.[ref name="StHAnnual2019s12" /] </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>By drawing on different forms of [[Hyper-go-on]] supplied by [[Wisp]]s, Jet can access specific <strong>Color Powers</strong> that transform him into alternate forms with specialized abilities. Among the forms he has been shown to use are the [[Cyan Laser]], [[Yellow Drill]], and [[Indigo Asteroid]]. Like other users of these powers, however, Jet can only maintain such transformations as long as he has a steady source of Hyper-go-on.</p> | Unchanged: <p>By drawing on different forms of [[Hyper-go-on]] supplied by [[Wisp]]s, Jet can access specific <strong>Color Powers</strong> that transform him into alternate forms with specialized abilities. Among the forms he has been shown to use are the [[Cyan Laser]], [[Yellow Drill]], and [[Indigo Asteroid]]. Like other users of these powers, however, Jet can only maintain such transformations as long as he has a steady source of Hyper-go-on.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet's relationship with [[Jet's father|his father]] is mostly unknown. However, it appears that the two remain in contact, as Jet's father once wrote to him on his birthday. Jet in turn seems to respect and care for him, referring to him as a "wise old man." | Unchanged: <p>Jet's relationship with [[Jet's father|his father]] is mostly unknown. However, it appears that the two remain in contact, as Jet's father once wrote to him on his birthday. Jet in turn seems to respect and care for him, referring to him as a "wise old man." |
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| Unchanged: <p>Anyway, rounding out my [[Babylon Rogues|squad]] is [[Storm the Albatross]]! He's my right-hand man and as strong as they come. He's 100% loyal and outclasses that bumpkin [[Knuckles the Echidna|Knuckles]] any day of the week.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Anyway, rounding out my [[Babylon Rogues|squad]] is [[Storm the Albatross]]! He's my right-hand man and as strong as they come. He's 100% loyal and outclasses that bumpkin [[Knuckles the Echidna|Knuckles]] any day of the week.</p> |
| Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, "[[TailsTube No. 13 (Pit Crew)|TailsTube #13 (Pit Crew)]]"</cite></blockquote> | Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, "[[TailsTube No. 13 (Pit Crew)|TailsTube #13 (Pit Crew)]]"</cite></blockquote> |
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| Unchanged: <p>As the leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]], Jet occupies a commanding position over [[Storm the Albatross]], who typically addresses him as "boss" rather than by name and tries his best to carry out his orders. Jet usually treats Storm more like a subordinate than an equal, often giving him assignments and expecting him to follow through without question. </p> | Unchanged: <p>As the leader of the [[Babylon Rogues]], Jet occupies a commanding position over [[Storm the Albatross]], who typically addresses him as "boss" rather than by name and tries his best to carry out his orders. Jet usually treats Storm more like a subordinate than an equal, often giving him assignments and expecting him to follow through without question. </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Storm's loyalty to Jet is one of the clearest dynamics within the Babylon Rogues. He consistently backs Jet's decisions, even when doing so makes both of them seem foolish or overly stubborn. Jet, for his part, values Storm's support and commitment, though he is easily irritated when Storm's eagerness causes the group to look clumsy or incompetent. Storm also has a tendency to take Jet's words too literally, which can create problems, but Jet still relies on him as his right-hand man. Despite Jet's frequent frustration and bossy attitude, the two do care about one another. Their bond is especially evident when they continue to ride and fight side by side even in dangerous situations, showing that their partnership goes beyond simple command and obedience.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]], "All or Nothing, Part 1"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 27|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #27]], "All or Nothing, Part 2"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 28|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #28]], "All or Nothing, Part 3"[/ref] </p> | Unchanged: <p>Storm's loyalty to Jet is one of the clearest dynamics within the Babylon Rogues. He consistently backs Jet's decisions, even when doing so makes both of them seem foolish or overly stubborn. Jet, for his part, values Storm's support and commitment, though he is easily irritated when Storm's eagerness causes the group to look clumsy or incompetent. Storm also has a tendency to take Jet's words too literally, which can create problems, but Jet still relies on him as his right-hand man. Despite Jet's frequent frustration and bossy attitude, the two do care about one another. Their bond is especially evident when they continue to ride and fight side by side even in dangerous situations, showing that their partnership goes beyond simple command and obedience.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]], "All or Nothing, Part 1"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 27|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #27]], "All or Nothing, Part 2"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 28|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #28]], "All or Nothing, Part 3"[/ref] </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[Babylon Rogues|Our]] mechanic is [[Wave the Swallow]]! She's got the slickest tricks, the smoothest moves, and she's an unmatched genius when it comes to machines. Really makes [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]] look like an amateur.</p> | Unchanged: <p>[[Babylon Rogues|Our]] mechanic is [[Wave the Swallow]]! She's got the slickest tricks, the smoothest moves, and she's an unmatched genius when it comes to machines. Really makes [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]] look like an amateur.</p> |
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| Unchanged: Jet is also the leader of [[Wave the Swallow]], though their relationship differs noticeably from his relationship with Storm. Unlike Storm, Wave addresses Jet by name rather than calling him "boss." In the Japanese versions of the games, however, she uses the honorific "-sama," suggesting a degree of formal respect. Wave is the engineer behind Jet's [[Type-J]], and her intelligence and technical skill make her one of his most valuable teammates. | Unchanged: Jet is also the leader of [[Wave the Swallow]], though their relationship differs noticeably from his relationship with Storm. Unlike Storm, Wave addresses Jet by name rather than calling him "boss." In the Japanese versions of the games, however, she uses the honorific "-sama," suggesting a degree of formal respect. Wave is the engineer behind Jet's [[Type-J]], and her intelligence and technical skill make her one of his most valuable teammates. |
| Unchanged: Jet knows that Wave is dependable and capable, but he is often impatient with her tendency to explain things at length. He regularly dismisses her lectures as long-winded or boring, preferring quick, simple answers over detail. Wave, in turn, frequently acts as the voice of reason when Jet gets carried away by pride, greed, or impulse. This often puts them at odds, as Jet does not like being corrected or slowed down, even when he understands that she is making sense. | Unchanged: Jet knows that Wave is dependable and capable, but he is often impatient with her tendency to explain things at length. He regularly dismisses her lectures as long-winded or boring, preferring quick, simple answers over detail. Wave, in turn, frequently acts as the voice of reason when Jet gets carried away by pride, greed, or impulse. This often puts them at odds, as Jet does not like being corrected or slowed down, even when he understands that she is making sense. |
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| Unchanged: <p>Their arguments can be frequent and distracting, but beneath the bickering there is clear mutual trust. Jet relies on Wave's inventions, intelligence, and support, while Wave continues to stand by him as part of the Babylon Rogues. In dangerous situations, the two remain willing to ride and fight together through to the end, showing that their bond is stronger than their constant verbal clashes.[ref name="StH26"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]], "All or Nothing, Part 1"[/ref][ref name="StH28"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 28|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #28]], "All or Nothing, Part 3"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Their arguments can be frequent and distracting, but beneath the bickering there is clear mutual trust. Jet relies on Wave's inventions, intelligence, and support, while Wave continues to stand by him as part of the Babylon Rogues. In dangerous situations, the two remain willing to ride and fight together through to the end, showing that their bond is stronger than their constant verbal clashes.[ref name="StH26"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]], "All or Nothing, Part 1"[/ref][ref name="StH28"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 28|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #28]], "All or Nothing, Part 3"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>The only other racer [[World Grand Prix|here]] who matters is him... [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]!</p> | Unchanged: <p>The only other racer [[World Grand Prix|here]] who matters is him... [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]!</p> |
| Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic Free Riders]]</em></cite></blockquote> | Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic Free Riders]]</em></cite></blockquote> |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[File:Sonic vs Jet Riders.png|left|thumb|201x201px|Jet racing Sonic, from <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>.]] </p> | Unchanged: <p>[[File:Sonic vs Jet Riders.png|left|thumb|201x201px|Jet racing Sonic, from <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>.]] </p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet and [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] have been rivals ever since their first meeting. Their relationship began in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, where Jet initially believed himself superior in [[Extreme Gear]] racing and openly mocked Sonic for being slower in the air. During the final course of the [[World Grand Prix]], Jet was shocked to find himself losing to Sonic. Although he won that race, the victory was tainted by [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]]'s sabotage of Sonic's gear, something Jet had not knowingly agreed to. When he later learned the truth, he rejected the idea of winning through unfair means and made it clear that he wanted to defeat Sonic through his own skill rather than cheating. By the end of <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, the rivalry had already started to take on a more mutual and even friendly quality. The two parted with the understanding that they would race each other again. In <em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>, their competition continued, with another race ending in a draw. Even after the main conflict was over, Jet immediately sought one more challenge against Sonic, reinforcing how central that rivalry had become to his identity.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet and [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] have been rivals ever since their first meeting. Their relationship began in <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, where Jet initially believed himself superior in [[Extreme Gear]] racing and openly mocked Sonic for being slower in the air. During the final course of the [[World Grand Prix]], Jet was shocked to find himself losing to Sonic. Although he won that race, the victory was tainted by [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]]'s sabotage of Sonic's gear, something Jet had not knowingly agreed to. When he later learned the truth, he rejected the idea of winning through unfair means and made it clear that he wanted to defeat Sonic through his own skill rather than cheating. By the end of <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em>, the rivalry had already started to take on a more mutual and even friendly quality. The two parted with the understanding that they would race each other again. In <em>[[Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity]]</em>, their competition continued, with another race ending in a draw. Even after the main conflict was over, Jet immediately sought one more challenge against Sonic, reinforcing how central that rivalry had become to his identity.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Finally! It's time for our epic rematch! Don't disappoint me, [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]!</p> | Unchanged: <p>Finally! It's time for our epic rematch! Don't disappoint me, [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]!</p> |
| Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds]]</em></cite></blockquote> | Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds]]</em></cite></blockquote> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Their relationship is rooted above all in their shared love of speed. Sonic tends to treat Jet as an entertaining, talented rival and often teases him without taking his ego too seriously. Jet, by contrast, sees Sonic as the one racer who truly matters and constantly tries to prove himself superior, often mocking him by using his full name. Even so, there is genuine respect underneath the bragging and taunting. Sonic recognizes Jet's ability despite knowing he is a thief, and Jet respects Sonic enough to trust him when the stakes rise beyond a race.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Their relationship is rooted above all in their shared love of speed. Sonic tends to treat Jet as an entertaining, talented rival and often teases him without taking his ego too seriously. Jet, by contrast, sees Sonic as the one racer who truly matters and constantly tries to prove himself superior, often mocking him by using his full name. Even so, there is genuine respect underneath the bragging and taunting. Sonic recognizes Jet's ability despite knowing he is a thief, and Jet respects Sonic enough to trust him when the stakes rise beyond a race.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>That trust has shown itself more than once. Although Jet often dismisses Sonic as a self-righteous "goodie-goodie," he can still be persuaded to work with him when a greater danger threatens everyone. His ego also means that Sonic's praise or challenges can easily motivate him. In turn, Jet's respect for Sonic runs deep enough that he is willing to believe Sonic will come through when it truly matters.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 25|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #25]], "A Sudden Shift"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>That trust has shown itself more than once. Although Jet often dismisses Sonic as a self-righteous "goodie-goodie," he can still be persuaded to work with him when a greater danger threatens everyone. His ego also means that Sonic's praise or challenges can easily motivate him. In turn, Jet's respect for Sonic runs deep enough that he is willing to believe Sonic will come through when it truly matters.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 25|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #25]], "A Sudden Shift"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Hey, [[Master Zik|gramps]]! Time for you to retire!</p> | Unchanged: <p>Hey, [[Master Zik|gramps]]! Time for you to retire!</p> |
| Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, [[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]]</cite></blockquote> | Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, [[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 26|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #26]]</cite></blockquote> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet first encountered [[Master Zik]] during a conflict in [[Winterburg]]. During their clash, Zik criticized Jet's leadership after Jet had accidentally left [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]] and [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] behind. Zik also tried to provoke him directly, challenging both his pride and his ability as a leader.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet first encountered [[Master Zik]] during a conflict in [[Winterburg]]. During their clash, Zik criticized Jet's leadership after Jet had accidentally left [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]] and [[Storm the Albatross|Storm]] behind. Zik also tried to provoke him directly, challenging both his pride and his ability as a leader.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet, unwilling to admit defeat or show weakness, refused to beg for mercy even when pressed. Instead, he left the matter of dealing with Zik to his allies. Afterward, he did not pursue Zik further, apparently deciding that the old master was no longer worth his attention once he had ceased being an immediate obstacle to the Babylon Rogues.[ref name="StH30"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 30|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #30]], "Cured"[/ref][ref name="StH26" /][ref name="StH28" /]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet, unwilling to admit defeat or show weakness, refused to beg for mercy even when pressed. Instead, he left the matter of dealing with Zik to his allies. Afterward, he did not pursue Zik further, apparently deciding that the old master was no longer worth his attention once he had ceased being an immediate obstacle to the Babylon Rogues.[ref name="StH30"][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 30|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #30]], "Cured"[/ref][ref name="StH26" /][ref name="StH28" /]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p><strong>Wow!</strong> With proper training, [[Whisper the Wolf|you]] would make a great [[Babylon Rogues|Babylon Rogue]]. Are your afternoons free?</p> | Unchanged: <p><strong>Wow!</strong> With proper training, [[Whisper the Wolf|you]] would make a great [[Babylon Rogues|Babylon Rogue]]. Are your afternoons free?</p> |
| Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]]</em></cite></blockquote> | Unchanged: <!-- /wp:paragraph --><cite>Jet the Hawk, <em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]]</em></cite></blockquote> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet's relationship with [[Whisper the Wolf]] is relatively neutral, but he appears to hold a surprisingly favorable opinion of her. After seeing what she could do, he was impressed enough to suggest that she would make a good member of the [[Babylon Rogues]] and even tried to recruit her. Whisper declined the offer, but Jet did not seem especially bothered by the rejection, suggesting that his interest in her was more a matter of admiration for her skill than any deeper personal attachment.[ref name="StHA2022"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]]</em>, "Another Grand Adventure for Jet the Hawk"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet's relationship with [[Whisper the Wolf]] is relatively neutral, but he appears to hold a surprisingly favorable opinion of her. After seeing what she could do, he was impressed enough to suggest that she would make a good member of the [[Babylon Rogues]] and even tried to recruit her. Whisper declined the offer, but Jet did not seem especially bothered by the rejection, suggesting that his interest in her was more a matter of admiration for her skill than any deeper personal attachment.[ref name="StHA2022"]<em>[[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]]</em>, "Another Grand Adventure for Jet the Hawk"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[File:Jet getting frustrated.png|thumb|236x236px|Jet getting frustrated by [[Surge the Tenrec|Surge]]'s showboating, from [[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 71|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #71]].]]</p> | Unchanged: <p>[[File:Jet getting frustrated.png|thumb|236x236px|Jet getting frustrated by [[Surge the Tenrec|Surge]]'s showboating, from [[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 71|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #71]].]]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet first met [[Surge the Tenrec]] during the [[Clean Sweepstakes]]. During the second race, he became annoyed when the [[Phantom Rider]] appeared and Surge intervened. Although Jet ultimately won the race, the crowd's attention went to Surge instead of him, which left him irritated and resentful. His frustration only grew during the following race in [[Misty Spire]], where Surge's constant showboating and loud attitude grated on him. Jet openly snapped at her and told her to be quiet, making it clear that the two had little respect for each other. Even when [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]] tried to calm him down and help him ignore Surge's behavior, Jet remained agitated and suspicious of her. Their interactions suggest a rivalry built less on mutual admiration, as with Sonic, and more on clashing egos and irritation.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 70|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #70]], "Story two"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 71|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #71]], "Story three"[/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet first met [[Surge the Tenrec]] during the [[Clean Sweepstakes]]. During the second race, he became annoyed when the [[Phantom Rider]] appeared and Surge intervened. Although Jet ultimately won the race, the crowd's attention went to Surge instead of him, which left him irritated and resentful. His frustration only grew during the following race in [[Misty Spire]], where Surge's constant showboating and loud attitude grated on him. Jet openly snapped at her and told her to be quiet, making it clear that the two had little respect for each other. Even when [[Wave the Swallow|Wave]] tried to calm him down and help him ignore Surge's behavior, Jet remained agitated and suspicious of her. Their interactions suggest a rivalry built less on mutual admiration, as with Sonic, and more on clashing egos and irritation.[ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 70|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #70]], "Story two"[/ref][ref][[IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 71|<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> #71]], "Story three"[/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>[[Sir Lamorak]] from <em>[[Sonic and the Black Knight]]</em> is Jet's counterpart in the [[Grand Kingdom]].</p> | Unchanged: <p>[[Sir Lamorak]] from <em>[[Sonic and the Black Knight]]</em> is Jet's counterpart in the [[Grand Kingdom]].</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Outside the main <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> titles, Jet has appeared in several crossover and spin-off games. In the <em>[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]</em> series, he debuted as a rival character in <em>[[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]]</em>, where he was associated with the snowboard cross event and used a board resembling the [[Type-J]]. He later became playable in <em>[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]</em> as a guest character exclusive to Football. He had also originally been planned as a playable character in the first <em>Mario & Sonic</em> game.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Outside the main <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> titles, Jet has appeared in several crossover and spin-off games. In the <em>[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]</em> series, he debuted as a rival character in <em>[[Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games]]</em>, where he was associated with the snowboard cross event and used a board resembling the [[Type-J]]. He later became playable in <em>[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]</em> as a guest character exclusive to Football. He had also originally been planned as a playable character in the first <em>Mario & Sonic</em> game.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet was added as a playable character to <em>[[Sonic Forces: Speed Battle]]</em> in the version 2.1.0 update released on July 10, 2018. He is also playable in <em>[[Sonic Dash]]</em> and <em>[[Sonic Rumble]]</em>. In <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>, Jet appears as a playable character and also received alternate costumes including Summer, Winter, and Racesuit variations. The game also features a [[Chao]] based on his likeness.</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet was added as a playable character to <em>[[Sonic Forces: Speed Battle]]</em> in the version 2.1.0 update released on July 10, 2018. He is also playable in <em>[[Sonic Dash]]</em> and <em>[[Sonic Rumble]]</em>. In <em>[[Sonic Speed Simulator]]</em>, Jet appears as a playable character and also received alternate costumes including Summer, Winter, and Racesuit variations. The game also features a [[Chao]] based on his likeness.</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet is also referenced in <em>[[Sonic Frontiers]]</em>, where [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] mentions him after noting that the architecture of the [[Ancients]] resembles [[Babylon Garden]].</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet is also referenced in <em>[[Sonic Frontiers]]</em>, where [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] mentions him after noting that the architecture of the [[Ancients]] resembles [[Babylon Garden]].</p> |
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| Deleted: <p>Following the events of the <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> series, Jet continued leading the [[Babylon Rogues]] on treasure-hunting jobs and thefts. In one story, the Rogues accidentally kidnapped [[Jewel the Beetle]] while attempting to steal jewels, prompting [[Tangle the Lemur]] and [[Whisper the Wolf]] to pursue them.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019</em>]][ref]</p> | Added: <p>Following the events of the <em>[[Sonic Riders]]</em> series, Jet continued leading the [[Babylon Rogues]] on treasure-hunting jobs and thefts. In one story, the Rogues accidentally kidnapped [[Jewel the Beetle]] while attempting to steal jewels, prompting [[Tangle the Lemur]] and [[Whisper the Wolf]] to pursue them.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2019</em>]][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>Jet later joined the broader struggle against the [[Metal Virus]] outbreak, helping fight the [[Zombot]]s alongside other characters.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 026 (IDW)]][/ref] In another appearance, he crossed paths with Whisper again while she was tracking one of [[Doctor Eggman|Eggman]]'s robots, after one of her [[Wisps]] stole his food.[ref][[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>Jet later joined the broader struggle against the [[Metal Virus]] outbreak, helping fight the [[Zombot]]s alongside other characters.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 026 (IDW)]][/ref] In another appearance, he crossed paths with Whisper again while she was tracking one of [[Doctor Eggman|Eggman]]'s robots, after one of her [[Wisps]] stole his food.[ref][[Sonic the Hedgehog Annual 2022]][/ref]</p> |
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| Unchanged: <p>The Babylon Rogues later accepted a job from [[Clutch the Opossum]] to steal an artifact from [[Angel Island]].[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 065 (IDW)]][/ref][ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 066 (IDW)]][/ref] Jet also took part in the [[Clean Sweepstakes]], where he competed against [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and other racers.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 069 (IDW)]][/ref] During the destruction of the [[Restoration HQ]], he also played a role in helping save the people trapped inside.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 075 (IDW)]][/ref]</p> | Unchanged: <p>The Babylon Rogues later accepted a job from [[Clutch the Opossum]] to steal an artifact from [[Angel Island]].[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 065 (IDW)]][/ref][ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 066 (IDW)]][/ref] Jet also took part in the [[Clean Sweepstakes]], where he competed against [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and other racers.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 069 (IDW)]][/ref] During the destruction of the [[Restoration HQ]], he also played a role in helping save the people trapped inside.[ref][[<em>Sonic the Hedgehog</em> 075 (IDW)]][/ref]</p> |
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