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So a few years ago I had this dream where I wrote a SatAM Season Three, and one thing led to another and the long and short of it is that I've finally started posting my take on how I'd continue SatAM's story. This was all largely inspired by the DuckTales reboot (which actually won out over SatAM as my favorite show of all time) and its tendency to take even the most obscure bits and pieces of Disney duck lore and work them into the show. Given the insanely large body of work to pull from for the Sonic series, trying to replicate that was clearly gonna be a ride and a half. But I won't bore you by writing an article on this. You're here for the fan fiction. Sonic Burst: Rise of Ashura is planned as a twenty-six episode season (I know that SatAM had thirteen-episode seasons but the story I wanted to tell needed more space), and thus far I've got the first two episodes completed. Episode one is eleven chapters, and episode two is seven chapters. I don't want to dump the entirety of both chapters at once, so I'm gonna post a chapter a day over the next three weeks, excluding Sundays for no good reason except my OCD issues. Once that's done with, we'll see how chapter spacing goes past that. It should be noted that Rise of Ashura is an AU. SatAM itself took some creative liberties with the characters and world from the canon games, and some of the canon characters newly introduced into SatAM's world will be adapted to fit the story I want to tell. (And, in some cases, to keep you guessing as to their motivations.) Just a heads-up. --- Episode One: A Rose From the Ashes Chapter One: Not Everything Looks Like A Nail (TW: sequences of mild verbal harassment implying ableism and demeaning an ESL speaker for misspeaking. If you've watched the show, no points for guessing who's doing it to who. Antoine is my favorite Sonic character and I want to make it very clear that I do not in any way condone the way Sonic treats him, but this is where the characters are at this point in the story and I'm not going to sugarcoat that Sonic is a bit of a jerk. Yes, this does get addressed eventually in-universe, but details would be spoilers.) Author's Notes:
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Hello everyone! This thread is for posting and discussing episodes of my new Sonic replay/rewatch/reread podcast, Deep Dive Zone! Youtube Twitter Old (outdated) concepts/ideas post:
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Today is the 10th Anniversary of animated series 'Sonic the Hedgehog' (also affectionately known as 'SatAM' for its air time on Saturday mornings). Some fans recognise it as the best of the Sonic cartoons to be made, and it is still celebrated to this day despite the show being cancelled many years ago. To commemorate this occasion, I received an email from 'Ronic Warihog' from the SatAM sub-community, with the message below. Many thanks for your message, Ronic. And happy anniversary to the great (but short-lived) Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM)! -
Random Surprise Sonic the Hedgehog References Feature in 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off'
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Fans of both Bryan Lee O'Malley's iconic Scott Pilgrim graphic novel and Sonic the Hedgehog were handed a random treat this week, as the release of new Netflix animation 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off' features an incredibly blunt reference to SEGA's mascot in the opening episode. Warning: Potential spoilers for the first episode of 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off' follows. The Netflix animated series is sort of a re-adaptation of the original graphic novels, taking cues from and featuring practically the entire cast of the 2010 live-action movie adaptation 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World' (the movie's director, Edgar Wright, is involved in this new production as executive producer). Despite the similarities to its live-action older cousin, this new show makes some creative differences - particularly in one early scene where titular protagonist Scott Pilgrim encounters the 'girl from his dreams', Ramona Flowers, at a house party. Scott sidles up to Ramona and, in an awkward attempt at breaking the ice, throws up a random anecdote that just happens to involve Jaleel White's contributions to the two 1990s Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons ('Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog' and 'Sonic the Hedgehog'). scottpilgrim-sonic.mp4 Via Cybrid101 "You know Sonic the Hedgehog?" Scott begins. "You probably know this, but in the early 90s, there were two different Sonic cartoons airing at the same time. One was dark and dramatic. The other was a hilarious comedy about chili dogs. And the same guy played Sonic in both shows. Isn't that wild? The same guy playing two different versions of the same guy?" Once he realises his interesting factoid doesn't land, Scott shies away and meekly squeaked, "Maybe you didn't watch cartoons, or you're not into chili dogs." This cute exchange wasn't just fun for us Sonic fans to experience though; the anecdote is also completely different from the 'Pac-Man / Puck-Man' line that Scott hands Ramona during the same scene in the live-action movie. The point of reference in the live-action movie focused on Pac-Man. Of course, Scott Pilgrim is no stranger to Sonic the Hedgehog references in general. The original graphic novel included a few novel nods towards the game series, while the live-action movie is peppered with Sonic sound effects throughout. This is just another cool hat tip that not only shows Bryan Lee O'Malley's mutual love for the SEGA series, but also holds a mirror up to many of our own dating attempts as well. Scott Pilgrim Takes Off is currently available to stream on Netflix. Sonic News Tips Credit: Ryannumber1gamer Original Post Content: Not major news, but it’s a fun uncommon reference you wouldn’t expect that’s used to funnily talk about the circumstances of the new show. Netflix’s new Scott Pilgrim animated series dropped the first batch of episodes today, which if you weren’t aware, features the same cast and creators as the 2010 live action movie. Of course, they couldn’t help to poke fun at this with a very similar situation. So in a minor dialogue change in Episode 1, Scott tried to impress the girl of his dreams, Ramona by telling her about Sonic SatAM and Adventures of Sonic airing at the exact same time (with Sonic mentioned by name), with one being “dark and dramatic”, and the other being a “hilarious comedy about Chilli-Dogs”, before going on to talk about how it’s wild that the same guy could play two different versions of the same character (Much like the Scott Pilgrim cast here). It’s definitely not big news or anything, but given how old both SatAM and AoStH is now, and how you wouldn’t expect out of the blue references to them nowadays unless it’s already a big thing relating to Sonic (IE, the AoStH references in the OK KO crossover), I just thought it was fun how the shoe poked fun at itself by comparing itself to the 90s Sonic shows of all things. View full story- 5 replies
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Buena Vista DiC: Buena Vista Preventing AoStH and SatAM DVD Releases
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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): -
Random Surprise Sonic the Hedgehog References Feature in 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off'
Dreadknux posted a story in Media
Fans of both Bryan Lee O'Malley's iconic Scott Pilgrim graphic novel and Sonic the Hedgehog were handed a random treat this week, as the release of new Netflix animation 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off' features an incredibly blunt reference to SEGA's mascot in the opening episode. Warning: Potential spoilers for the first episode of 'Scott Pilgrim Takes Off' follows. The Netflix animated series is sort of a re-adaptation of the original graphic novels, taking cues from and featuring practically the entire cast of the 2010 live-action movie adaptation 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World' (the movie's director, Edgar Wright, is involved in this new production as executive producer). Despite the similarities to its live-action older cousin, this new show makes some creative differences - particularly in one early scene where titular protagonist Scott Pilgrim encounters the 'girl from his dreams', Ramona Flowers, at a house party. Scott sidles up to Ramona and, in an awkward attempt at breaking the ice, throws up a random anecdote that just happens to involve Jaleel White's contributions to the two 1990s Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons ('Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog' and 'Sonic the Hedgehog'). scottpilgrim-sonic.mp4 Via Cybrid101 "You know Sonic the Hedgehog?" Scott begins. "You probably know this, but in the early 90s, there were two different Sonic cartoons airing at the same time. One was dark and dramatic. The other was a hilarious comedy about chili dogs. And the same guy played Sonic in both shows. Isn't that wild? The same guy playing two different versions of the same guy?" Once he realises his interesting factoid doesn't land, Scott shies away and meekly squeaked, "Maybe you didn't watch cartoons, or you're not into chili dogs." This cute exchange wasn't just fun for us Sonic fans to experience though; the anecdote is also completely different from the 'Pac-Man / Puck-Man' line that Scott hands Ramona during the same scene in the live-action movie. The point of reference in the live-action movie focused on Pac-Man. Of course, Scott Pilgrim is no stranger to Sonic the Hedgehog references in general. The original graphic novel included a few novel nods towards the game series, while the live-action movie is peppered with Sonic sound effects throughout. This is just another cool hat tip that not only shows Bryan Lee O'Malley's mutual love for the SEGA series, but also holds a mirror up to many of our own dating attempts as well. Scott Pilgrim Takes Off is currently available to stream on Netflix.- 5 comments
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Sonic Underground DiC Planning Sonic Underground DVD Releases in Place of SatAM
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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) -
Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) Report: SEGA Blocking DIC From Releasing More SatAM DVDs
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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. -
Fans of the Sonic SatAM cartoon series might soon have a means to meet one another in person this year, as the Fans United for SatAM sub-community announces plans to set up a real-life meetup. Plans are in the early stages, according to FUS owner Sonique, but the idea is to set up a small convention or 'gathering' in the vicinity of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The event will include showings of SatAM episodes, game tournaments and contests for fan art and fiction. Sonique will be accepting donations to a PayPal account in order to help fund the event. Head to the FUS Message Board link below to learn more about the organisation of the day, and if you're able to make it be sure to show your support! Source: FUS Message Board (via TSSZ) -
Ken Penders Fans Could Win A Small Part in Ken Penders' Sonic the Hedgehog Movie
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There's been no official confirmation of a SatAM/Archie-based Sonic movie as of yet, but comic writer Ken Penders is still planning ways to make the project interesting. The latest is fan participation, with competition winners potentially scoring a role in the film! On his website, Penders says that the idea - which is only "being batted around" at this stage - involves a "contest where some lucky guy and girl will each win a small part in the Sonic film." "Not only that, but we may also do a runner-up contest where a character designed by a fan may end up in one of the Robotropolis segments," Penders also wrote. "Needless to say, any drawings submitted would become the property of the production, waivers would have to be signed, especially if we wanted to include them on the eventual DVD release." Penders warns fans that they should not send anything in yet. "At this moment, do not submit anything... I will post all the information once all the details are ironed out. This is more or less to let you guys know the fans are being listened to, and we do want to involve you guys where we can." Finally, some good news for Freedom Fighters fans as Penders added, "Oh yeah, one other thing: Amy Rose, Rotor and Antoine do appear in the script. They're just not major characters this time out." If we hear any more on this, we'll be sure to let you know. -
Ken Penders Archie Sonic Movie: Some Characters Will Be Saved For Sequels, Says Penders
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After spending an awful lot of time talking about his planned Archie Sonic animated movie series, writer Ken Penders has detailed more about his intentions for the project on his official website. Character inclusions, the pacing of the movie and not paying off Disney executives are all mentioned across two posts made on his message board. Sonic HQ reports on the two posts that Penders made about the movie, which seems to give fans a lot of hope that this will be the start of a series of movies about the blue blur. We've included them in full below. Post 2: Source: Ken Penders -
Ken Penders Penders Reveals Sonic Animation Project is a CGI Movie Series, Competing With Pixar
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Ken Penders has revealed some more details on the Archie/SatAM-inspired Sonic the Hedgehog animation project he is reportedly working on. While the possibility of it being a third season of the SatAM cartoon was ruled out, Penders did let slip that he intends it to be a CGI feature film - one of several in fact - that will compare in quality to Pixar's Monsters Inc. Responding to a question on his message board as to whether his new project would be a new season of SatAM, Penders wrote, "whatever is developed has to be done with the general audience in mind beyond Sonic fandom in particular, so don't be surprised if the overall plot is more in line with what you'd expect from the first film of a series, rather than something you'd expect from a third season or later entry in a film series." Later, he added that he previously worked with SatAM cartoon writer Ben Hurst on plans for an 'animated Sonic film', and reached out to SEGA about the opportunity without much luck. Hurst has also given the Archie continuity his blessing, Penders wrote, "acknowledging not only [that] we have been faithful to the work he and his co-horts have done, but have been the major force to keeping Sonic before the public on a regular basis." The Archie writer and artist noted that he doesn't want rumours "to get out of hand", so has revealed the following information about the project too. We've included it in full below. Source: Ken Penders -
Fan Animation New SatAM-Based Fan Cartoon, 'Fight 4 Freedom', Announced
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Information has been passed to The Sonic Stadium of an upcoming future Sonic animation appearing on your screens. Except, this animation will be showing on your PC Screens, not your Television. Enter the latest (if there was any previous) Sonic Fan Animation to hit the Internet, Fight 4 Freedom. Those that loved SatAM but hated Underground will take to this new show very warmly. The creator, Travis Martin, explains... "It's based off the SatAM series (with Sally, Bunny, etc...), but also has some new characters. It is expected to officially launch by August 2002." So, in a mere few weeks, you'll be seeing the first episodes of Fight 4 Freedom. If you're interested, head over to the F4Freedom website at: http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/f4freedom/ There is information (on a link to the old website), and two available trailers of the cartoon series to have a peek at. It's looking very tasty, so roll on August 2002! -
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) -
Official Website DiC Launches Brand New Website With Focus on Sonic Cartoons
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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. -
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. -
Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie) SEGA Reveals Archie Comics' AoStH Beginnings
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To celebrate the 100th issue of the Sonic the Hedgehog Archie comics, SEGA's official web portal has written up a rather nice feature about the book's history. Did you know that originally, the Sonic comic was meant to lean more heavily on Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog than the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon (SatAM)? It's right in the article; after explaining that 'AoStH' was the first Sonic cartoon, made for syndication, with a 'Saturday morning action/adventure' series developed by ABC at the same time, SEGA.com's Newsblast writes: The article also includes a rather nice roundup of the story so far, just in case new fans wanted to pick up from #100 and start enjoying the canon right away. Check out the rest of the article right here. -
Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) SatAM VHS and DVD Release Dates and Prices
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More details have surfaced on the VHS and DVD home re-releases of Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) episodes. A pack containing four episodes will go on sale on February 26, 2002, according to Team Artail. The VHS will retail for $9.99 and the DVD for $14.99. -
What were the original plans that some writers have for Archie Sonic?
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I know that plans change all the time in any endeavor especially comics. After reading Karl Bollers plans for the comics from SonicHQ, I wonder what were the original intentions of the writers who worked Archie? What were original plans? Ans what directions that they wanted to take the story in? -
When Sonic the Hedgehog became SEGA's lifeline in the videogame business, it wasn't long before the franchise branched out to other forms of media to capitalize on the success of the games. While it wasn't very surprising to see a cartoon starring the blue hedgehog, what was unusual was there were two of them within the same year. The wacky and lighthearted Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog launched earlier as a weekday cartoon, but would soon have to share it's spotlight with a more adventurous and serious episodic story on Saturday mornings simply titled "Sonic the Hedgehog." Both produced by DiC Entertainment, Sonic the Hedgehog (dubbed Sonic Saturday Morning, or "SatAM" by fans) would receive a greater focus on narrative and character development. SatAM would also introduce the "Freedom Fighters," an expanded cast of characters that helped Sonic and Tails overthrow Dr Robotnik's tyrannical rule over Mobius, and would receive an extended life as popular fan favorites in the Archie Comics. -
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 -
So, there's been a lot of talk lately about whether or not the Freedom Fighters from the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comic books should come into the IDW comics. For those of you who don't know who the Freedom Fighters are, they were basically characters who came from the Sonic SATAM cartoon series that came out in the 1990s and they made their way into the Archie Comics in the 1990s. For me on the one hand, I honestly don't mind the IDW comics being in a separate universe and staying much more closely to the games. On the other hand, I grew up watching Sonic SATAM and reading the Archie Comics, so I do miss the Freedom Fighters themselves and maybe there is a way that they could come into the IDW comics without being too in your face with the readers. What do you think? Do you want to see the Freedom Fighters enter the IDW comics or are you okay with the Freedom Fighters not being in the IDW comics?
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We all are excited for the new Netflix premeire Sonic Prime but before we get too excited i would like for us to take a lil detour on this years road of mystery and uncertainy to relive these past moments. Feel free to laugh, imagine, and have fun. So get ready cause it's juice and jam time for our first show!!!...... Sonic The Hedeghog (SAT-AM) Why SAT-AM Sonic matters to me I remember when Sonic would always tease Antione for being literally scared of everything i would crack up at the sight of it. Sonic and Sally moments were golden i will always remember their relationship because Sonic loves being his reckless self while Sally is left doing all the worrying back in Knothole. Bunnie was always there to comfort her and Tails was just adorable with his comments in some episodes. This series tied in with the Archie comics as soon as the show ended i thought the comics would and i was going to be furious if the comics ended but they didn't the actully were named the longest running video game comic in America. Jaleel White (better known for Family Matters) brought Sonic some additude and flair to the way he lived his life. For example : Sally: Antoine will go with me. Sonic: Antoine?! You're kidding, right? Sally: I'm kidding, wrong! Sonic: Right or wrong? Sally: I'm right, you're wrong... as usual This Sonic was the one who was cool and smooth and nothing in Knotville could top him. I'm proud to say this series had a good run along with The Adventures Of Sonic The Hedgehog which i'll just throw in for fun..... Wow those were the good times right well were not done yet. That's right if you were like Shadow going "Hmph" "this is exceptional". Then slow down we haven't gotten to Shadow's time just yet so before we get there i'm going to tell you a little tale. Of three triplets who were birthed by a queen on the run and then a prophecy was fortold and Sonic Underground was soon underway...... Why Sonic Undergound matters to me This series was every Deviant Art fan's wish. Sonic, Sonia and Manic are royalty who are searching for their mother the Queen of Mobius. Well this brought me the rock opera Sonic i never knew could actully be pretty cool having a song every episode that i could sing along too was great (cringy worthy but great!). I liked how they went around helping everyone and showing that they really are royalty. Barnaby is hillariosly naive and since Sonic doesn't want his sister around Barnaby. He'll do anything to pull his sister away from the proud and entitled Barnaby. It's a family story that warmed my heart it's a shame the series was never finished. Well that was a nice addition wasn't it and if you still like Shadow going "Hmph" "this is exceptional" well then it's about time we reach new heights and dive into the anime show.... Sonic X!!!! Why Sonic X Matters to me That song was awesome and everything was catchy and oh my goodness i'm getting to excited. Anyways Sonic X was the 2000's Sonic this series ties in with Adventure 1 and 2 so as you can probably guess i and a lot of people on this site enjoyed it. Chris was a great addition from the moment he saved Sonic from drowning their relationship grew episode by episode they grew a bond that no one could break. One of my favorite moments was when Eggman and Chris talked about the time apocalypse https://youtu.be/p1ty3f4ld-g Chris actully shows us that he doesn't hide behind Sonic for protection and is ready to take action on his own if needed. When Sonic leaves it warms my heart and shows the friendship that the humans and Sonic's friends have established. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAo4Tiifwj Knuckles Solo stories are great and really fun. I personally loved hot head Knuckles and him being a little guilible. Shadow's story is legendary and brought me to tears and really suprised me to see that the Sonic Adventure 2 battle with the the Biolizard was very well done and i enjoyed seeing Sonic and Shadow fight side by side. Sonic X was great while it lasted and i'll always treasure Jason Griffth as one of Sonic's many Va's. Well it's time for something a little more current. It's about get ready for tech genius,comedic badgers and angry pink hedgehogs. I guess you could say were going out with a Sonic Boom!!!..... Why Sonic Boom matters to me Sonic Boom was sarcastic genius. Tails was getting himself a girlfriend. Sonic and Knuckles had the stupidest challenges against each other. Amy was always getting mixed up in all the stupidity and Sticks was adding on to the chaos by saying the world would be taken from us by robotic toasters. This was a great show for kids and adults alike. My favorite guy comedy chimp was always featuring some garbage that the gang would listen to on tv. Like Soar the Eagle had to fly around with a jetpack but he writes motivation books on how to fly. When Tails can fly and he can't (isn't that ironic). Or when the girls start listening to Justin Beaver and the boys try to figure out why the girls are brain washed. I could go on and on but for now i'll leave the rest of the watching to you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PTilV1gG5I. Sonic has had great success in the Tv series that aired. So lets look forward to the future of Sonic tv with the New show Sonic Prime!!! To Be Continued????
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with Sonic Prime comming out, i decided to remake a thread i found years ago, that i can't find anymore, i myself have an idea for a series, the format is optional, btw, have fun! Remember, share your ideas and have fun.
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Episode/Saga Review: Sonic SatAM: The Doomsday Project Saga In this new episode review, I review the ever popular Sonic SatAM Finale, The Doomsday Project Saga. Comments are Welcomed #SonicTheHedgehog #SonicSatAM #TheDoomsdayProject #Rally4Sally #TheDoomsdayProjectSaga #SatAM #4K #UHD #4KUHD #EpisodeReview #SagaReview
