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  1. Previously, we reported that a number of DIC DVD releases for Super Mario and Legend of Zelda will include various bonus episodes from Sonic Underground. Today, we've learned that more home video releases will also feature bonus episodes from the musical-sibling cartoon. According to a post on Sonic HQ by Kanshisha, alongside Mario and Zelda there will be two Sonic-related DVD releases that will feature extra bonus episodes. One of them is actually a Super Mario episode within a Sonic Underground DVD release. Which is a bit confusing, but anyway. Here's the full list. Sonic Underground - Dr. Robotnik's Revenge Episodes: Beginnings Hedgehog's Home is Her Castle Mobodoon DVD Bonus: Super Mario Bros - Do You Princess Toadstool, Take This Koopa Sonic Christmas Blast Episodes: Sonic Xmas Blast Three Hedgehogs and a Baby Price of Freedom DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Mummy Dearest Super Mario Bros: DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Sonic Tonic The Legend of Zelda: DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Wedding Bell Blues / To Catch A Queen
  2. Mario and Sonic? Together at last? Well, sort of. In a strange turn of events, it has been discovered that a couple of episodes of DiC's "Sonic Underground" have been included as bonuses in Nintendo cartoon DVDs - namely those for Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. The discovery comes from 'Jason Hill' on Sonic HQ, who reported that the "Mario DVD" contains the episode, 'Sonic Tonic' and the "Zelda DVD" contains both 'To Catch a Queen' and 'Wedding Bell Blues'. It was not specified which particular DVD releases these episodes are included on, but apparently the quality of the Sonic Underground episodes were not exactly top notch. "I've seen these episodes and they did a quick transfer to the point [where] they didn't fix the problems with the episodes... but [they're] still watchable," Hill wrote. There's probably a reason for the episodes' seemingly-random inclusion: there's apparently a new Sonic Underground DVD coming out soon, as it is mentioned "on the back of both [Mario and Zelda] DVDs." No other information is available on this upcoming release, except the title: "Sonic Underground: Dr. Robotnik's Revenge".
  3. The mystery surrounding the troubled development of the Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM DVDs continues, after a representative from production company DIC has reportedly revealed that Disney's Buena Vista group is preventing further home releases of both SatAM and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. According to a new report from Sonique Hedgehog (posted on Sonic HQ), Buena Vista is claiming ownership of the rights of both 1990s Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, which is holding up any agreement on DVD releases from happening. Previously, Sonique laid the blame at SEGA's door, so this would be an interesting new development if Disney is suddenly getting involved. Sonic Underground is still on its way for a home video release, as its production or syndication was never associated with either Buena Vista or Disney. However, the DIC representative was said to have expressed that the company is doing everything in its power to release AoStH and SatAM DVDs, so there may be some hope yet. We've included the full text from Sonique's latest update below (edited for spelling and grammar):
  4. We might not be seeing any new SatAM DVD releases anytime soon, but there is some Sonic the Hedgehog-shaped light on the cartoon horizon, as DiC has apparently confirmed that it will be looking to releasing DVDs of Sonic Underground in its place. Community SatAM advocate "Sonique" has been in touch with the animation company and shared an email she received about the situation on Ken Penders' message board: Last time we reported on this, it was said that SEGA blocked the release of any SatAM DVDs. That could still be the case, as the email mentioned "third party rights", but the fact remains that until the disputes with these third parties are resolved, we won't be seeing any more SatAM. Still, at least we can catch up on Sonic Underground. Source: Sonique (via Sonic HQ)
  5. It was all going so well. After releasing a couple of box sets in the US, DIC Entertainment has apparently told the SatAM fanbase that it is unable to release any more DVDs due to a refusal by SEGA to continue working with the license. The news comes from prominent SatAM community members Sonique of Fans United for SatAM and Kanshisha of the SatAM Network, who have been in communication with DIC since the DVDs were first announced. "DiC Entertainment has been informed by Sega that they refuse to allow the release of another Sat-AM DVD. This is a shock as UAV Entertainment Corp was near completing the DVD along with Super Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda," Kanshisha wrote on Sonic HQ. Sonique had a few more choice words to say. "Time to protest! ... I'm angry now, but I promise you all as the lead person of the SatAM world, we will get this DVD out. I don't know how, but we will." Maybe there's just been a bit of a communications snafu? Hopefully we can get this resolved soon and more Sonic DVDs can be released.
  6. We are increasingly living in a golden age of Sonic television media. We not only have two TV shows in production, but nearly every Sonic TV show is now back in print with new Complete Series releases! The latest show to get this treatment is DiC’s final Sonic show, Sonic Underground. This releases marks the show’s first appearance on physical media since 2017, and the first time it has ever received a Complete Series release in a single volume. The show will span 4 DVDs, and has an MSRP of $24.99. It is scheduled to release on July 25, 2023. You can find the original listing we used for this report here. If you want to read up on Sonic Underground, we have a helpful guide on Sonic’s many forays into TV here. Check out the DVD box art below: With this release, only a few Sonic TV releases remain out of print: Sonic Christmas Blast, and more frustratingly, Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM and the Sonic the Hedgehog OVA. Here’s hoping this is rectified soon!
  7. We are increasingly living in a golden age of Sonic television media. We not only have two TV shows in production, but nearly every Sonic TV show is now back in print with new Complete Series releases! The latest show to get this treatment is DiC’s final Sonic show, Sonic Underground. This releases marks the show’s first appearance on physical media since 2017, and the first time it has ever received a Complete Series release in a single volume. The show will span 4 DVDs, and has an MSRP of $24.99. It is scheduled to release on July 25, 2023. You can find the original listing we used for this report here. If you want to read up on Sonic Underground, we have a helpful guide on Sonic’s many forays into TV here. Check out the DVD box art below: With this release, only a few Sonic TV releases remain out of print: Sonic Christmas Blast, and more frustratingly, Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM and the Sonic the Hedgehog OVA. Here’s hoping this is rectified soon! View full story
  8. Still feeling super-nostalgic for the 1993 Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon series? Well get ready, because it sounds like DiC is not quite done re-releasing the animation on DVD, with more box sets apparently on the way before the end of the year. SatAM fansite 'Fans United for SatAM' recently wrote a letter to DiC Entertainment asking whether there will be more DVD releases of the show coming. Company rep Don Gold confirmed with FUS' Sonique Hedgehog with the reply below. "Hi. Yes, there will be more Sonic DVDs coming. Hopefully by the end of the year." Sonique followed up by asking for clarification on which series the DVDs will be based on - Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (AoStH), Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM's official title) or Sonic Underground - and Gold responded with "from Sonic the Hedgehog". That's all we got so far. No further details were revealed, including which episodes will be on these new DVD releases. Actually, we don't even know if these are heading to the UK at all or if it's just US (although there are hints that some DVD sets are coming to the UK soon). As soon as we hear more, we'll let you guys know. Source: FUS (via Sonic HQ)
  9. There's no smoke without fire, they say - and animation house DiC has curiously relaunched its official website with brand new details and info on its past Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, adding fuel to the rumours that DVD re-releases of the shows could happen soon. DiC's new website is certainly a lot flashier than before, with pages of info on its large back catalogue of TV programmes. Sonic the Hedgehog features rather prominently on all sides of the website, both in its design and in the detail. Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) and Sonic Underground are all represented here, as well as the spinoff Sonic Christmas Blast. There are even short video clips of AoStH and Sonic Underground that you can watch - we've included copies of them in the links above so you can see for yourself. Check out the info pages on DiC's website right here and cross those fingers that those rumoured plans for a fresh DVD release will happen soon.
  10. Fieryfurnace

    The Sonic SatAM Dropbox Archive

    Some of you may have seen Yasushi Yamaguchi's newly-discovered art for Tails, made early in the development of Sonic 2 and sent to DiC in April 1992. That was shared by me; I paid for Animation Legends to scan materials in their storage for a digital archive I'm putting together of SatAM's production media - I just wasn't able to post about it here. Here is the link to the SatAM Dropbox archive. Right now, I'm in the process of adding hundreds of scans, re-naming and re-working the organisation of the materials I've saved already, etc. I don't have a lot of time to work on it, so it's gradually coming together. You'll find everything related to SatAM that's ever been preserved on the internet all in one place. When I add new scans, I like to write contextual posts explaining when and why those materials exist, and if possible, who worked on them - to avoid the misinformation that comes along with dumping new scans into the ether without context, which has previously happened with DiC's materials. This thread will be for sharing these materials and contextual writings (hopefully you're okay with this@DaBigJ - I know you made a thread about my Twitter post, but everything I post on Twitter will and has been expanded on in accompanying forum posts). To avoid flooding this thread with my previous writings, here's a list of what I've written on Sonic Retro: The provenance of Sonic SatAM production media in the online archive (aka where I sourced the earliest images from - the "sources and sales" spoiler at the bottom) An example of referenced and traced SatAM location model sheet art in the Archie comics - the obscure origin of Sonic's red racing car bed SatAM Pilot and Season 1 Prop and BG Model Sheets Folder Scanned – what is prop design and why is it important in animation? Art degradation in 1990s analog animation production - what's up with some of the location art in the prop model sheet folder? When was SatAM’s pilot actually made, anyway? (aka, the timeframe you need to know for any pilot materials) Tracing the evolution of DiC’s Tails design – Part 1: Sega of America sends the reference material (new Yasushi Yamaguchi, Moore & Price Design, and Greg Martin Tails discovered!) I do have a request for anybody on Sonic Stadium who may be able to help. When the concept art, model sheets, and colour scripts for DiC’s 90s Sonic cartoons were sold by POP KING-inc on eBay back in 2014 (which was posted about on the forum), there was no comprehensive effort to save images of the materials. Many have now been permanently lost, with only a fraction posted on forums, saved on the Wayback Machine, or saved in lower quality by the eBay auction site Worthpoint. If the auctions ended, and the auction images weren't re-hosted anywhere else, and were, as far as I know, not saved by anybody, then those pieces of production media are gone forever. Did anybody here actually save any of the DiC materials which were sold on eBay back then? If so, please could you share via Google Drive or some other method in this thread. As an example, here's forum post on Sonic Stadium where people discuss a "cute, Japanese-looking Sonic with a cake on his head" SatAM concept that has never been re-hosted anywhere and is lost unless somebody saved it. At one point, almost 250, if not more, SatAM-related materials were on sale. I'm too young to have been around back then saving these images - I'm really hoping somebody older had the foresight. Anyway, thank you for reading if you got this far. I won't post regularly, since I work with a long commute and don't have much time to write and sort, but every-time I add a new set of scans, there'll be a new post.
  11. Remember when DiC announced plans to re-release the Sonic SatAM cartoon series on DVD? Well, that was for the US. But recent developments have suggested that there is an effort to finally get these DVDs out in the UK as well. A DiC representative - who works in the Home Video department - responded to an email from Sonic HQ news poster 'Red Dreaded' confirming that the company is "working on getting Sonic released on DVD in the UK" and "hope to have it available for purchase very soon." Not exactly sure-fire proof that it's happening, but it certainly seems like there's a legitimate interest by DiC in releasing these in the United Kingdom. We'll keep a close eye on developments and see if it amounts to anything.
  12. In their effort to preserve and document as much from DiC’s Sonic cartoons as possible, Sonic DiC preservationist @Fieryfurnace has found never-before-seen early Tails artwork, likely the earliest ever uncovered. The bulk of the artwork is from Yasushi Yamaguchi, who originally designed Tails. Two pieces are some turnarounds from Moore & Price Design, while the final piece is a sketch from US Sonic game box artist Greg Martin. Check them out below. Yasushi Yamaguchi: Moore & Price Design: Greg Martin: Notably, Yamaguchi’s Tails artwork is less consistent between pieces, and also features a Tails that is far fluffier and furrier than the final design. He gave more details on Twitter: This artwork was found in a box of Sonic SatAM pilot material that Fieryfurnace paid to have scanned, and then posted to Twitter. These were the reference materials SEGA of America sent DiC during the development of the SatAM pilot, likely as far back as April 1992. You can find out more about their efforts to find and preserve various materials from the Sonic DiC cartoons here. They’ve said they will be uploading all future scanned materials to a drop box, which you can find here. via Twitter
  13. DiC Entertainment, the animation company responsible for the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons in the 1990s, has recently broken free from former parent company Disney. And now that it is an independent once more, it plans to re-release a number of Sonic shows on DVD in time for the company's tenth anniversary. In an article on Kidscreen, DiC detailed its business plans for the rest of the year, including a heavier retail push and a leaning on home entertainment releases. Key to the latter will be cartoons such as Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM and Sonic Underground, which originally aired from 1993 - 1999. A quote from the article: Source: Kidscreen
  14. Previously, we reported that a number of DIC DVD releases for Super Mario and Legend of Zelda will include various bonus episodes from Sonic Underground. Today, we've learned that more home video releases will also feature bonus episodes from the musical-sibling cartoon. According to a post on Sonic HQ by Kanshisha, alongside Mario and Zelda there will be two Sonic-related DVD releases that will feature extra bonus episodes. One of them is actually a Super Mario episode within a Sonic Underground DVD release. Which is a bit confusing, but anyway. Here's the full list. Sonic Underground - Dr. Robotnik's Revenge Episodes: Beginnings Hedgehog's Home is Her Castle Mobodoon DVD Bonus: Super Mario Bros - Do You Princess Toadstool, Take This Koopa Sonic Christmas Blast Episodes: Sonic Xmas Blast Three Hedgehogs and a Baby Price of Freedom DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Mummy Dearest Super Mario Bros: DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Sonic Tonic The Legend of Zelda: DVD Bonus: Sonic Underground - Wedding Bell Blues / To Catch A Queen Original Post Content: View full story
  15. Mario and Sonic? Together at last? Well, sort of. In a strange turn of events, it has been discovered that a couple of episodes of DiC's "Sonic Underground" have been included as bonuses in Nintendo cartoon DVDs - namely those for Super Mario and The Legend of Zelda. The discovery comes from 'Jason Hill' on Sonic HQ, who reported that the "Mario DVD" contains the episode, 'Sonic Tonic' and the "Zelda DVD" contains both 'To Catch a Queen' and 'Wedding Bell Blues'. It was not specified which particular DVD releases these episodes are included on, but apparently the quality of the Sonic Underground episodes were not exactly top notch. "I've seen these episodes and they did a quick transfer to the point [where] they didn't fix the problems with the episodes... but [they're] still watchable," Hill wrote. There's probably a reason for the episodes' seemingly-random inclusion: there's apparently a new Sonic Underground DVD coming out soon, as it is mentioned "on the back of both [Mario and Zelda] DVDs." No other information is available on this upcoming release, except the title: "Sonic Underground: Dr. Robotnik's Revenge". Original Post Content: View full story
  16. The mystery surrounding the troubled development of the Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM DVDs continues, after a representative from production company DIC has reportedly revealed that Disney's Buena Vista group is preventing further home releases of both SatAM and Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. According to a new report from Sonique Hedgehog (posted on Sonic HQ), Buena Vista is claiming ownership of the rights of both 1990s Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, which is holding up any agreement on DVD releases from happening. Previously, Sonique laid the blame at SEGA's door, so this would be an interesting new development if Disney is suddenly getting involved. Sonic Underground is still on its way for a home video release, as its production or syndication was never associated with either Buena Vista or Disney. However, the DIC representative was said to have expressed that the company is doing everything in its power to release AoStH and SatAM DVDs, so there may be some hope yet. We've included the full text from Sonique's latest update below (edited for spelling and grammar): Original Post Content: View full story
  17. We might not be seeing any new SatAM DVD releases anytime soon, but there is some Sonic the Hedgehog-shaped light on the cartoon horizon, as DiC has apparently confirmed that it will be looking to releasing DVDs of Sonic Underground in its place. Community SatAM advocate "Sonique" has been in touch with the animation company and shared an email she received about the situation on Ken Penders' message board: Last time we reported on this, it was said that SEGA blocked the release of any SatAM DVDs. That could still be the case, as the email mentioned "third party rights", but the fact remains that until the disputes with these third parties are resolved, we won't be seeing any more SatAM. Still, at least we can catch up on Sonic Underground. Source: Sonique (via Sonic HQ) View full story
  18. It was all going so well. After releasing a couple of box sets in the US, DIC Entertainment has apparently told the SatAM fanbase that it is unable to release any more DVDs due to a refusal by SEGA to continue working with the license. The news comes from prominent SatAM community members Sonique of Fans United for SatAM and Kanshisha of the SatAM Network, who have been in communication with DIC since the DVDs were first announced. "DiC Entertainment has been informed by Sega that they refuse to allow the release of another Sat-AM DVD. This is a shock as UAV Entertainment Corp was near completing the DVD along with Super Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda," Kanshisha wrote on Sonic HQ. Sonique had a few more choice words to say. "Time to protest! ... I'm angry now, but I promise you all as the lead person of the SatAM world, we will get this DVD out. I don't know how, but we will." Maybe there's just been a bit of a communications snafu? Hopefully we can get this resolved soon and more Sonic DVDs can be released. View full story
  19. Still feeling super-nostalgic for the 1993 Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon series? Well get ready, because it sounds like DiC is not quite done re-releasing the animation on DVD, with more box sets apparently on the way before the end of the year. SatAM fansite 'Fans United for SatAM' recently wrote a letter to DiC Entertainment asking whether there will be more DVD releases of the show coming. Company rep Don Gold confirmed with FUS' Sonique Hedgehog with the reply below. "Hi. Yes, there will be more Sonic DVDs coming. Hopefully by the end of the year." Sonique followed up by asking for clarification on which series the DVDs will be based on - Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (AoStH), Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM's official title) or Sonic Underground - and Gold responded with "from Sonic the Hedgehog". That's all we got so far. No further details were revealed, including which episodes will be on these new DVD releases. Actually, we don't even know if these are heading to the UK at all or if it's just US (although there are hints that some DVD sets are coming to the UK soon). As soon as we hear more, we'll let you guys know. Source: FUS (via Sonic HQ) View full story
  20. There's no smoke without fire, they say - and animation house DiC has curiously relaunched its official website with brand new details and info on its past Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons, adding fuel to the rumours that DVD re-releases of the shows could happen soon. DiC's new website is certainly a lot flashier than before, with pages of info on its large back catalogue of TV programmes. Sonic the Hedgehog features rather prominently on all sides of the website, both in its design and in the detail. Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) and Sonic Underground are all represented here, as well as the spinoff Sonic Christmas Blast. There are even short video clips of AoStH and Sonic Underground that you can watch - we've included copies of them in the links above so you can see for yourself. Check out the info pages on DiC's website right here and cross those fingers that those rumoured plans for a fresh DVD release will happen soon. View full story
  21. Remember when DiC announced plans to re-release the Sonic SatAM cartoon series on DVD? Well, that was for the US. But recent developments have suggested that there is an effort to finally get these DVDs out in the UK as well. A DiC representative - who works in the Home Video department - responded to an email from Sonic HQ news poster 'Red Dreaded' confirming that the company is "working on getting Sonic released on DVD in the UK" and "hope to have it available for purchase very soon." Not exactly sure-fire proof that it's happening, but it certainly seems like there's a legitimate interest by DiC in releasing these in the United Kingdom. We'll keep a close eye on developments and see if it amounts to anything. View full story
  22. DiC Entertainment, the animation company responsible for the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons in the 1990s, has recently broken free from former parent company Disney. And now that it is an independent once more, it plans to re-release a number of Sonic shows on DVD in time for the company's tenth anniversary. In an article on Kidscreen, DiC detailed its business plans for the rest of the year, including a heavier retail push and a leaning on home entertainment releases. Key to the latter will be cartoons such as Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog SatAM and Sonic Underground, which originally aired from 1993 - 1999. A quote from the article: Source: Kidscreen View full story
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