Frost The Hedgefox

Frost The Hedgefox is the Arch-rival of Phoenix The Hedgefox and the Biological Son of Destruction and Sparkle. Making his first appearance in AiM Revelations.

Phoenix
Before being " born ". DNA from Phoenix was taken from Phoenix using one of Mayhem's small nano Spiderbots. The operation was sucessful and Mayhem began work on the Phoenix Clone.

Creation

Frost was created as a clone of Phoenix and as Destruction's son. Coming off of as stupid at first. Frost became ALOT older ageing along with Phoenix due to a SLIGHT-side effect in the cloning.

Attack on Bill's Mansion
Frost first attacked Bill's Mansion as a mission from Mayhem. Frost was defeated after the combined force of True NEO Bill & NEO Phoenix. Frost retreated after his embrassing defeat. Afterwards. He seemingly returned afew more times then disappeared for some odd reason.

Rival's Return
Frost was mentioned many times during the course of the new AiM though never seen before FINALLY showing up offically in one of the chapters. He's aged along with Phoenix's Hyperbolic Time Chamber training due to the Slight side-effect in the cloning mentioned eariler. However...Currently...Frost resides with the Brotherhood of Evil. Who knows what he's got in store for Phoenix next!

Destruction
Frost first saw Destruction as insufficent and never paid attention to him. After his rather sudden aging. Frost calls Destruction " Father " or " Dad ". As well as calling Bill, " Uncle Bill ".

Sparkle
Not much relationship here. Frost never got to meet his mother before she died.

Heroes
Frost sees the Heroes as allies and respects them. However he has plans for the future. It's still unknown what he's planning.

Wave
Frost sees Wave as one of his biggest allies and treats her as such. Wave gave Frost a Water Crystal which possibly was able to boost Frost's power. Not much else is known.

Assassin & The Brotherhood of Evil
Frost treats them with respect and sees them as allies. He has no plans for betrayal. It's unknown what he's planning in the Brotherhood.