Mobian Madness

Quickstart

Craft and use the Mobius Guide to choose a character and read their moveset:

Select Sonic or Tails first, then try sprinting in an open area to watch the Mach Meter build. Tails can glide when falling and can fly by double-tapping jump while airborne with more than 10% Stamina. His Laser Cannon and Spindash are other good abilities to test; see Abilities And Mechanics for their controls.

Overview

Mobian Madness turns Minecraft movement into a character-based, high-speed experience. The Mobius Guide lets you choose a moveset, check its abilities, and toggle options. Speed, stamina, rings, springs, monitors, and time stones add more ways to explore and experiment.

What It Adds

• The Mobius Guide: character selection, moveset information, ability toggles, and style selection.
• Character movesets: Default, Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Fleetway Super Sonic, Metal Sonic, Kolossos, Shadow, and Ray.
• Traversal and combat: momentum-based speed, gliding and flight, special attacks, and other character-specific moves.
• World items: Rings, Yellow Springs, Red Springs, Red Star Springs, five types of monitors, and seven colored Time Stone Ores.
• Extra gear: Tails’ Wrench and a Semi-Auto Submachine Gun.

How To Use

Use the Mobius Guide and select a character. Its ability items are supplied for that moveset; use an ability item when you want to activate its associated move. The guide’s moveset section describes the selected character, and its ability options let you toggle features. Style selection is available, but styles have no effect at present.

The Default option uses the regular moveset. To switch characters, open the Guide again and make another selection.

Crafting And Obtaining

Craft the Mobius Guide with one oak plank and one paper, as shown in the Quickstart recipe.

The Semi-Auto Submachine Gun uses magazines. One iron ingot and one gold ingot craft 16 magazines:

Breaking a Time Stone Ore yields a stone of its matching color: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, dark blue, or purple. Monitors can appear in the world; breaking one grants its reward.

Rings can be collected, and the three spring types provide traversal options.

Abilities And Mechanics

Sonic

Sonic’s Mach Meter appears above the hotbar, with a live speed display at the side of the screen. Tapping sprint starts at Speed 1; continuous sprinting builds to Speed 40 over 16 seconds. Speed then decays over about six seconds when you stop sprinting. The meter shows Mach 0.5 while walking and turns gold at Mach 50, which also plays a sound.

Sonic also has a 4.5-block jump, a one-block auto-step, and a dust trail that begins at Mach 6 and grows longer with speed. At Mach 25 or above, he can run across water and damage mobs on collision for five hearts, with a two-second cooldown. Reaching Mach 25 grants five seconds of invulnerability; reaching Mach 50 grants it again for ten seconds.

The Guide lists Homing Attack and Super Peelout as Sonic moves. His character-specific abilities are still a work in progress, so treat those moves as experimental.

Tails

Tails’ Mach Meter tracks momentum up to Speed 45: sprinting builds speed over 16 seconds, and speed decays over about ten seconds when you stop. He glides automatically during falls that would otherwise cause damage.

His HUD shows LCC (Laser Cannon Charge), Stamina, and Mach. LCC fills in about 35 seconds. Stamina starts full, fuels Flight, and refills over about 16 seconds while you are on the ground; it does not refill during Flight.

Tails also receives Tails’ Wrench, which can be thrown.

Other characters

The Guide also offers these movesets:

Progression And Strategy

There is no required progression path. Start with a character’s passive movement, then try their ability items and use the Guide to adjust toggles. For Tails, let LCC fill before seeking a target for the cannon, and save Stamina for Flight when you need to cross gaps or descend safely. For Sonic, build speed on clear ground before trying water runs or high-speed collisions.