Given his immense power, Erazor Djinn really gave Sonic a run for his money. Basically the idea is that the arrow kills him rather than himself. For example, he was able to threaten Sonic’s life by tagging him with a flame arrow, which would kill the hedgehog if the flame went out. Erazor Djinn also has a good knowledge of loopholes related to the rules. You’d be surprised what you can live through. Though that might sound limiting for an evil doer such as this, especially the fact that he is completely non-leathal, the Aladdin movies have taught us that that might actually be worse. He cannot kill anyone, make someone fall in love with another or bring people back from the dead. That being said, while Erazor is powerful, he is bound by the rules of the genie. As such, he is more than capable of going head to head with Sonic which as we have stated in the past is no small feat. As a Genie, Erazor possesses vast cosmic powers that allow him to bend and shape reality as he sees fit. He may have very well succeeded if his friend Sharha has not summon a certain blue hedgehog into the book.ĭespite being one of Sonic’s lesser known enemies, Erazor Djinn is one of the most powerful foes he has ever faced. As such, he set out on a quest to escape the confines of the book and wreck havoc upon the real world.
Erazor is a creature with an intense hatred for both man and the world of the arabian nights. As stated at the top, Erazor Djinn is the Genie of the Lamp, made famous by the story of Aladdin.
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The Genie of the Lamp: Erazor Djinn.Įrazor Djinn is a rather large, well built man with purple skin and gravity defying hair that made his first and so far only appearance in Sonic & the Secret Rings. Today, we will be exploring one of the lesser known yet shockingly powerful villains ever to face off with the Blue Blur. “I am the one who shall carve up this book as I see fit.” Hello everyone and welcome to Hedgehog 101, the series that breaks down everyone and everything in the world of Sonic the Hedgehog.
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