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I have a couple of questions:
1. AoE...is that short for Area of Effect?
2. What's an anti-Chaos Energy platform? (only read the Archie issue where Super Sonic fought Perfect Chaos)
Like I said, this is a great piece of work! Keep up the good work!
An "Anti-chaos energy platform" is a term used in COA for a machine that is designed to fight mobians who use chaos energy. These would be, in particular: Sonic, Knuckles, Tails, or Shadow. Silver and Blaze would also be up there, except they're not supposed to be in the past in the first place. The special abilities of these mobians make conventional weapons less than attractive. An "anti-Chaos Energy Platform" is thus required. They use Morganite and other rare alloys and construction techniques to make themselves immune to Chaos Energy. This is why, for example, a Morganite Shield (like in COA:ACO Chapter 5) can both deflect a full power spin attack and even survive a massive explosion that destroys everything else nearby.
It is also a convenient trope for why some robots are much more powerful than others (Re: Metal Sonic) and how machines can use Chaos Energy in a multitude of ways, but especially for power generation.
I use the shorthand COA for the hybrid continuity in the fanfic series that involves "Cycle of Ages: A Chosen One" and "Cycle of Ages: New World Order." Instead of using simply one continuity, like Sonic X or SatAM, I have tried to mix almost all of them together. For example:
SatAM and the Archie comics feature heavily in the characters, settings and backstory. An obvious example is the presence of the character in this pic, Bunnie 'Rabbot,' who comes from this continuity.
SEGA games contribute significant continuity, as I consider them apex canonicity. An example of this is the connection between the Babylon Rogues and the Battlebird Armada (although Ian will likely write something similar into the comics, too, when he handles the Armada). An example of how this merges with the comics in COA, is that the Battlebird Armada is the remains of the Kingdom of Acorn's Royal Air Force, turned rogue after Robotnick seized power.
Lastly, some elements of Sonic X are also involved. This is mostly used in the past tense, as Station Square was destroyed well before the events in COA:ACO (the first story). However, the Blue Typhoon warship exists in COA, as does Topaz and some of the character development essential to Rouge’s character. However, most of Sonix X (and Chris) are irrelevant to the story, since Station Square is gone and most of the people there died.
To further explain, you could say COA:ACO covers the events of SA2 (Sonic Adventure 2), Sonic Rush, Sonic Riders, and Sonic 06, along with events in the comics.
You can find the stories off my FFN site, here: [link]