Sonic remarked that Alf Layla wa-Layla was "just some incomplete monster", but due to the feelings Sonic felt at Shahra's death, the World Rings of Sadness, Rage and Hatred erupted from the back of Alf Layla wa-Layla and merged with Sonic, transforming him into Darkspine Sonic. However, because Sonic, who is the true collector of the World Rings, was still alive, Erazor became insane from their usage and transformed into the monstrous Alf Layla wa-Layla. After Erazor ended up killing Shahra in an attempt to sacrifice Sonic to gain control of the World Rings, Erazor tried to absorb the World Rings anyway and gain absolute control and power over the world of the Arabian Nights and to enter Sonic's world. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed ReviewĢ1 November 2012 History Sonic and the Secret Rings Īlf Layla wa-Layla with all seven World Rings, from Sonic and the Secret Rings.Īfter collecting all seven World Rings and defeating Erazor Djinn, the Last Chapter is selectable in Night Palace. He has a long, sharp scorpion-like tail (which is basically just Erazor's sword transformed) with several spikes running down the back of the upper part of it. The four World Rings that he keeps are attached to his shoulders and thighs, and he belches white fire from his head. From the knees down, his legs are long, thin and segmented, like insect legs. He has no nose, an enormous mouth with shark-like teeth, six arms, each with a large corresponding inscribed muscle in his chest and an enormous, bulging torso.
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In full appearance, Alf Layla wa-Layla is a horribly grotesque, humanoid pink demon with seven holes in him that shoot white fire two on his chest, one on each foot, one on each side on his spine, and one on his head that forms a single, horrific eye. After losing three World Rings to Sonic, he assumed a more stable form. When first transforming, Alf Layla wa-Layla appeared as an enormous purple ball with seven talon-like arms and single eye emerging from it. Alf Layla wa-Layla, from Sonic and the Secret Rings.
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