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He later took on Bark the Polar Bear and Bean the Dynamite after they were unexpectedly transported to the Sol Zone from the Prime Zone. Taking command of the Metal Marauder, whose crew included the robots Swash and Buckle, Metal Sonic renamed himself Captain Metal. He also established his dominance over other pirates who dared to challenge his rule by removing their heads and placing them-still functioning-on poles around his island hideout.

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Telling the other Blackguard Pirates that he had been brought back from the dead, he soon demonstrated his deadly abilities by challenging and defeating Captain Boltbeard, whom he disassembled in order to upgrade himself with Boltbeard's components. Ratcheturn rebuilt Captain Metal using what remained of his old body and parts from his own supplies, and the resurrected robot thanked him by stealing his vessel and leaving him to an unknown fate. One of these relics from the old reality was Metal Sonic v3.3, who was apparently salvaged and rebuilt from a bunch of damaged robotic remains by Doc Ratcheturn, a fellow robot doctor who traveled the seas of the Sol Zone in search of damaged robots. Metal Sonic defeats Captain Boltbeard, from Sonic Universe #56. This process would have potentially erased the Sol Zone, but thanks to the Jeweled Scepter, the Sol Zone simply was rewritten, with certain elements surviving the rewrite. Eggman interrupted this process, the entire original multiverse was forcibly rewritten as a completely new multiverse. When Super Sonic used Chaos Control in an attempt to reverse the Super Genesis Wave and Dr. The robot flew towards the Ocean Tornado, and Marine destroyed him with the ship's cannon. Thus, Blaze set fire to Metal Sonic, and Shadow charged at him. However, Shadow tried once again to convince Metal Sonic to work with him, but Metal Sonic simply pointed out they each had different goals, and his was to serve Dr. Neither Shadow or Marine could take down Metal Sonic. Blaze furiously attacked Metal Sonic, but the machine simply used his powers to reverse Blaze's attack. Shadow, Blaze and Marine showed up shortly to witness the destruction Metal Sonic had caused. Furious that he could not locate that Zone's Robotnik, Metal Sonic began attacking Southern Island. Eggman, but Metal Sonic completely ignored Shadow's request and kicked him into the water before flying off to look for the Zone's version of Eggman. Shadow tried to convince Metal Sonic to no longer obey Dr. Metal Sonic and Shadow then ended up in the Sol Zone, floating above an ocean. Eggman to attack everyone, but was once again transported to a different reality by Shadow. Arriving in an alternate universe, Metal Sonic was employed by that reality's version of Dr. It was later transported to another location along with Shadow when he tried to override Metal's teleporter engine with Chaos Control. Metal Sonic was temporarily defeated by Super Scourge along with the others and then tried to attack Sonic again when he deduced that defeating Scourge was no longer an option. Metal Sonic v3.3, from Sonic the Hedgehog #196. This allowed Scourge to transform into a stronger form Super Scourge. Scourge then turned the tables on everyone by revealing that he had placed Anarchy Beryl in his throne. Scourge didn't give up, however, and rushed to the throne room, followed by Sonic and Shadow. Sonic later made an offer for Metal Sonic to help him take out Scourge first, instead of attacking everyone else, and the robot nonchalantly agreed.

Metal Sonic then left for Moebius against his creator's will to find and attack Sonic and the others in Castle Acorn. Shortly after the destruction of both Metal Sonic and Metal Scourge by the Suppression Squad, Eggman created a new Metal Sonic model, this time using the newer SXSU-401 engine instead of the typical STH-25, allowing the robot to transport to any other dimension to pursue Sonic. Captain Metal originally started off as the fourth incarnation of Metal Sonic v3.0.

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