Dixon (Sonic Boom)

Evil-doer
Full Name	Dixon
Alias	None
Origin	Sonic Boom
Occupation	Justin Beaver's boss Vector the Crocodile's boss (both formerly) Head of the Hedgehog Village news network
Powers / Skills	Charisma Intelligence
Goals	Brainwash women so that he can force them into buying merchandise (mostly succeeded) Get Justin Beaver arrested (failed)
Crimes	Brainwashing Slavery Incrimination Theft Abuse of power Conspiracy
Type of Villain	Greedy Corrupt Official

Dixon is a supporting antagonist in the Sonic Boom television series serving as the main antagonist of the episodes "Battle of the Boy Bands" and "Vector Detector."

He was voiced by Wally Wingert, who also voiced Cubot in the mainline Sonic the Hedgehog series.

Biography

At some point, Dixon developed music that had the power to brainwash people, mostly women. Using this technology, he brainwashed Justin Beaver so that he could act as a pop star for his evil plans. Dixon, Justin, and Dixon's goons went from town to town, brainwashing women so that he could force them into buying Justin Beaver merchandise.

Justin later went to Hedgehog village, where he brainwashed all of the females in that city, including Sticks and Amy. Unfortunately, this caught the attention of Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, who realized something was afoot. The three spied on Dixon, and found out about his scheme. Dixon sent Salty after them, but the heroes managed to escape. During Justin Beaver's final concert, Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles, who used Rock and Roll music to undo Dixon's brainwashing, foiling Dixon's plan.

By the time of the second season, Dixon had secured a job as the head of the Unnamed Village's news network. Realizing that Sticks' "real news" was more popular that what he was showing, he fired the current reporter, Soar the Eagle, and replaced him with Sticks. However, she soon quit due to Dixon's greed and their differing principals.

Later on, he became the boss to the detective for hire Vector the Crocodile, where he had the crocodile solve the case of Amy's missing hammer. Ironically, Dixon himself had stolen the hammer, and he tried to use it to frame Justin Beaver as revenge for his previous scheme. However, Justin had an alibi, so Dixon changed his plans and had Wolfie arrested instead. Unfortunately for Dixon, Vector figured out his evil plan, and Dixon was promptly arrested.

External Links

• Dixon on the Sonic the Hedgehog Wiki