Babylon Rogues

The Babylon Rogues (バビロン盗賊団 Babiron Touzokudan?, lit. "Babylon Thieves") are a group of characters who appear in the entire Sonic the Hedgehog series (particularly with the titles that are a part of the Sonic Riders games so far). They are a legendary band of thieves who have existed since ancient times, with the mantle of the group being inherited from one generation to the next. Each member is a descendant of the ancient Babylonians, an alien race of genie-like beings who got stranded on Earth in ages past.

In the present day, the Babylon Rogues consist of Jet the Hawk, Wave the Swallow and Storm the Albatross. In addition to being a talent and professional group of present-day thieves, this trio is acclaimed world-wide for their Extreme Gear skills. They also share an ongoing rivalry with Team Sonic.

Jet the Hawk
An anthropomorphic hawk and the leader of the current generation of Babylon Rogues. He is known as the "Legendary Wind Master" (伝説の風使い Densetsu no kaze tsukai?) due to his mastery of Extreme Gear riding, which has earned him an impressive reputation.

Cocky and brash, Jet is very arrogant, prideful, and always seeks riches and fortunes. While also the Babylon Rogues' leader, Jet rarely takes his responsibilities seriously, though he knows how to assert his authority. For all his shady characteristics though, Jet is an honorable Extreme Gear rider.

Since losing to Sonic the Hedgehog in Extreme Gear, Jet has kept an intense rivalry with the hedgehog. Ever competitive, Jet has made it his foremost goal to best Sonic in speed and claim his title as the fastest thing in the universe.

Canon

 * Jason Griffith (2006-2010)
 * Michael Yurchak (2010-present)

Fanon

 * Christian Bale (James Cameron's Sonic Cinematic Universe; voice and motion capture)
 * Greg Ellis (Sonic: Rebirth)

Wave the Swallow
An anthropomorphic swallow and is the technical and mechanical expert of the current generation of Babylon Rogues. She is the daughter of the tech expert of the previous generation of Babylon Rogues, which she takes after, and takes care of her groups' customized Extreme Gears.

Because of her knowledge on Extreme Gear, Wave is brimming with self-confidence and can be a bit of a trash-talker and highly critical of others' work with Extreme Gear. She hates thick-headed or stupid people and she tends to give advice only she can understand. Regardless, Wave is level-headed and serves as the voice of reason in the Babylon Rogues, though she is often mistreated by the other members.

Canon

 * Erica Schroeder (2006-2010)
 * Kate Higgins (2010-present)

Fanon

 * Zendaya (James Cameron's Sonic Cinematic Universe; voice and motion capture)
 * Hynden Walch (Sonic: Rebirth)

Storm the Albatross
An anthropomorphic albatross and the muscle of the current generation of Babylon Rogues. An imposing sight, Storm is a hulking individual that possesses incredible physical strength, enabling him to destroy just about anything in his path.

In general, Storm is somewhat dim-witted and slow on the uptake, but makes up for it in raw power. He is Jet the Hawk's most loyal follower and right hand man. As such, he is always ready for Jet's assignments. Despite being committed to his duties though, Storm has a quick temper and his clumsiness constantly succeeds in embarrassing himself and his fellow teammates.

Canon

 * Dan Green (2006-2009)
 * Travis Willingham (2010-present)

Fanon

 * Terry Crews (James Cameron's Sonic Cinematic Universe; voice and motion capture)
 * Dave Boat (Sonic: Rebirth)

Iago PUC

 * The Babylon Rogues appear as anti-heroes in James Cameron's Sonic Cinematic Universe, all played by their actors through voice and motion capture. Jet is played by Christian Bale, Wave is played by Zendaya, and Storm is played by Terry Crews.

Joint ideas

 * The Babylon Rogues appear in Sonic Y.
 * The Babylon Rogues appear in the Sonic: Rebirth series, with Jet being voiced by Greg Ellis, Wave by Hynden Walch and Storm by Dave Boat.
 * The Babylon Rogues make a non-playable cameo appearance in DC vs. Sega. They appear in Green Lantern's ending, as members of the new Air Force organized and led by Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris along with the After Burner pilots.