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  1. Sure is a rumory night, ain't it? Following on from January's massive drop of new sets, including Knuckles' iconic mech suit, we're already starting to hear rumors about LEGO's mid-2024 sets. While all rumors should be taken with skepticism, the LEGO rumor space tends to have a pretty solid track record with upcoming set names, numbers, and prices. So if this latest round is to be believed, the LEGO Sonic line will be getting at least three new additions this summer. According to LEGO leak Instagram mtdbricks, we may be seeing these sets hitting in a few months: There are no images, brick counts, or minifig details featured in the rumor, but surely most fans will immediately hone in on the third entry, and the clear suggestion that a Super Sonic minifig could be on the way. That said, I'm not sure Sonic would legitimately need the power of emeralds to defeat the Egg Drillster (Eggman's drill car from Emerald Hill in Sonic 2), but you can technically get all seven emeralds in that zone, and I don't dare second guess how proficiently LEGO engineers can play Mega Drive. The Knuckles one is... odd, considering that his mech suit set already includes a Master Emerald, but having a spare is probably helpful with how often he seems to lose it. And while I hesitate to speculate too heavily on this summer's new Tails set, if I personally were to name a set "Tails' Adventure Boat" for a fox's sea voyage, I would ensure the boat in question would be a distinct blue-and-yellow drill-tipped boat prominently featured in the game Tails Adventure. But perhaps that's just me. Sonic News Tips Credit: jm1991 Original Post Content: View full story
  2. Sure is a rumory night, ain't it? Following on from January's massive drop of new sets, including Knuckles' iconic mech suit, we're already starting to hear rumors about LEGO's mid-2024 sets. While all rumors should be taken with skepticism, the LEGO rumor space tends to have a pretty solid track record with upcoming set names, numbers, and prices. So if this latest round is to be believed, the LEGO Sonic line will be getting at least three new additions this summer. According to LEGO leak Instagram mtdbricks, we may be seeing these sets hitting in a few months: There are no images, brick counts, or minifig details featured in the rumor, but surely most fans will immediately hone in on the third entry, and the clear suggestion that a Super Sonic minifig could be on the way. That said, I'm not sure Sonic would legitimately need the power of emeralds to defeat the Egg Drillster (Eggman's drill car from Emerald Hill in Sonic 2), but you can technically get all seven emeralds in that zone, and I don't dare second guess how proficiently LEGO engineers can play Mega Drive. The Knuckles one is... odd, considering that his mech suit set already includes a Master Emerald, but having a spare is probably helpful with how often he seems to lose it. And while I hesitate to speculate too heavily on this summer's new Tails set, if I personally were to name a set "Tails' Adventure Boat" for a fox's sea voyage, I would ensure the boat in question would be a distinct blue-and-yellow drill-tipped boat prominently featured in the game Tails Adventure. But perhaps that's just me.
  3. DISCLAIMER: Apparently, this was already reported before. I'll keep this up if you wish to read it still, but I apologize for this. Knuckles receives a mech to protect the Master Emerald from Rouge in a new LEGO set by SEGA! Knuckles' buildable Guardian Mech has "dual blasters" and "large punching fists". Rouge is seen using a glider to descend upon the Master Emerald, and Knuckles uses a big mech to fight her off. The set comes with a Guardian Mech (that must be built first), a glider, a Master Emerald, and two LEGO figurines (Knuckles and Rouge). You can order it here: https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/knuckles-guardian-mech-76996
  4. Lego has revealed that Shadow and Knuckles will be joining the Lego Brickheadz line of sets. https://nintendowire.com/news/2024/01/02/brand-new-shadow-and-knuckles-lego-brickheadz-are-on-the-way/ The product retails for 19.99 USD. I'm for sure picking this up myself.
  5. For those of you who enjoy the idea of assembling and/or disassembling Funko Pop-adjacent big head-tiny eye collectable figures, LEGO's got a duo of Sonic rivals on the way. Knuckles and Shadow BrickHeadz launch together as a single set Feb. 1 for $19.99. Pre-orders aren't available, but they do currently have a LEGO.com listing. This set joins the previously released Sonic and Tails BrickHeadz, which despite being best friends, are sold separately. So, if you're looking for the new direction of the series going forward, seems like Knuckles and Shadow are now the new besties.
  6. As the previously revealed LEGO Shadow set prepares to tear up the road next month, we're finally getting our first look at LEGO Knuckles, and... I don't think anyone was expecting it to come in this form: (Via Sonic Merch News) Yes, perhaps the character least likely to need a mech suit or have access to a mech suit... or just know how to operate a mech suit... has a mech suit for some reason. Knuckles Planet Robobot Knuckles' Mech Battle releases early next year and will include Knuckles and Rouge minifigs, a big ol' muscly mech for Knux, a glider for Rouge, and a small Master Emerald shrine for $34.99. Despite the poster finding it early, Shadow the Hedgehog Escape officially launches on December 1. Though it doesn't quite fit in scale or style, Mecha Knuckles does have a bit of resemblance to the "mech armor" series of LEGO sets for the Marvel and Star Wars lines. So not completely unfamiliar territory. Now if only we could get THIS as an Emerald power in Superstars. Original Post Content: View full story
  7. As the previously revealed LEGO Shadow set prepares to tear up the road next month, we're finally getting our first look at LEGO Knuckles, and... I don't think anyone was expecting it to come in this form: (Via Sonic Merch News) Yes, perhaps the character least likely to need a mech suit or have access to a mech suit... or just know how to operate a mech suit... has a mech suit for some reason. Knuckles Planet Robobot Knuckles' Mech Battle releases early next year and will include Knuckles and Rouge minifigs, a big ol' muscly mech for Knux, a glider for Rouge, and a small Master Emerald shrine for $34.99. Despite the poster finding it early, Shadow the Hedgehog Escape officially launches on December 1. Though it doesn't quite fit in scale or style, Mecha Knuckles does have a bit of resemblance to the "mech armor" series of LEGO sets for the Marvel and Star Wars lines. So not completely unfamiliar territory. Now if only we could get THIS as an Emerald power in Superstars.
  8. Just days after LEGO officially teased Knuckles, Rouge and Shadow LEGO sets, we've got our first look at one, thanks to the German LEGO retailer JB Spielwaren. Shadow's LEGO set, called "Shadow's Escape," features Shadow, his iconic motorcycle from his 2005 video game, some sort of Eggman-branded pod (presumably, what he's escaping from), and a LEGO rhinobot badnik from Sonic 3. The set has a total of 196 pieces, is for ages 8+, and has a recommended retail price of €20.99, or a little more than $22, so it's set to be one of the smaller, cheaper LEGO sets. Check out the gallery below for images of the set: This LEGO set is expected to release alongside the other two sometime early next year.
  9. Just days after LEGO officially teased Knuckles, Rouge and Shadow LEGO sets, we've got our first look at one, thanks to the German LEGO retailer JB Spielwaren. Shadow's LEGO set, called "Shadow's Escape," features Shadow, his iconic motorcycle from his 2005 video game, some sort of Eggman-branded pod (presumably, what he's escaping from), and a LEGO rhinobot badnik from Sonic 3. The set has a total of 196 pieces, is for ages 8+, and has a recommended retail price of €20.99, or a little more than $22, so it's set to be one of the smaller, cheaper LEGO sets. Check out the gallery below for images of the set: This LEGO set is expected to release alongside the other two sometime early next year. Sonic News Tips Credit: Spooky Gems Original Post Content: Here’s to hoping he can find that damn fourth Chaos Emerald. View full story
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    New Sonic LEGO Sets On Sale Now!

    The latest Sonic LEGO sets are available today at LEGO stores and on the LEGO online store, here. One of our resident LEGO nerds, GX, has already bought the sets and is planning on doing some coverage of them. If you need a refresher on the new sets, check out the photos and details for the sets below below: LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic’s Speed Sphere Challenge (76990) Ages: 7+ Pieces: 292 Measurements: The speed sphere launcher measures over 1.5 in. (4 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) wide and 2 in. (5 cm) deep 3 characters and accessories – The set comes with Sonic the Hedgehog, the iconic Moto bug Badnik, Sonic’s Flicky friend and lots of accessories for role play Price: 29,99 EUR / 34,99 USD / 24,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Tails’ Workshop and Tornado Plane (76991) Ages: 6+ Pieces: 376 Measurements: The workshop measures over 3.5 in. (9 cm) high, 5 in. (12 cm) wide and 3.5 in. (9 cm) deep 4 characters and accessories – This action playset comes with characters Sonic, Tails, a Clucky, Buzz Bomber and lots of toy accessories for role play Price:  42,99 EUR / 39,99 USD / 37,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Amy’s Animal Rescue Island (76992) Ages: 7+ Pieces: 388 Measurements: The island measures over 5 in. (12 cm) high, 9.5 in. (24 cm) wide and 6.5 in. (17 cm) deep 6 characters and accessories – The set comes with characters Amy, Tails, Crabmeat, Picky, Pocky and a Flicky, plus accessories for creative play Price: 52,99 EUR / 49,99 USD / 46,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic vs. Dr. Eggman’s Death Egg Robot (76993) Ages: 8+ Pieces: 615 Measurements: The mech toy measures over 6 in. (15 cm) high, 5 in. (13 cm) wide and 3.5 in. (9.5 cm) deep 6 characters and accessories – The set comes with 6 characters, Sonic’s speed sphere and launcher plus lots of accessories for creative play. Price: 64,99 EUR / 59,99 USD / 57,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic’s Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge (76994) Ages: 8+ Pieces: 802 Measurements: The primary track assembly with loop measures over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 14.5 in. (37 cm) wide and 7.5 in. (19 cm) deep 9 characters and accessories – The set comes with Sonic, Amy, a Flicky, Becky, Pocky, Pecky, Dr. Eggman, plus Badniks Chopper and Newtron and lots of toy accessories for role play Price: 104,99 EUR / 99,99 USD / 94,99 GBP To commemorate the release of these sets, SEGA and LEGO also released the epic conclusion to their Eggman-takes-over-a-guy-at-LEGO HQ video from June. Check it out: This isn’t everything for Sonic LEGO toys this year. The Sonic & Tails Brickheadz are still scheduled to come out later this year. View full story
  11. The latest Sonic LEGO sets are available today at LEGO stores and on the LEGO online store, here. One of our resident LEGO nerds, GX, has already bought the sets and is planning on doing some coverage of them. If you need a refresher on the new sets, check out the photos and details for the sets below below: LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic’s Speed Sphere Challenge (76990) Ages: 7+ Pieces: 292 Measurements: The speed sphere launcher measures over 1.5 in. (4 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) wide and 2 in. (5 cm) deep 3 characters and accessories – The set comes with Sonic the Hedgehog, the iconic Moto bug Badnik, Sonic’s Flicky friend and lots of accessories for role play Price: 29,99 EUR / 34,99 USD / 24,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Tails’ Workshop and Tornado Plane (76991) Ages: 6+ Pieces: 376 Measurements: The workshop measures over 3.5 in. (9 cm) high, 5 in. (12 cm) wide and 3.5 in. (9 cm) deep 4 characters and accessories – This action playset comes with characters Sonic, Tails, a Clucky, Buzz Bomber and lots of toy accessories for role play Price:  42,99 EUR / 39,99 USD / 37,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Amy’s Animal Rescue Island (76992) Ages: 7+ Pieces: 388 Measurements: The island measures over 5 in. (12 cm) high, 9.5 in. (24 cm) wide and 6.5 in. (17 cm) deep 6 characters and accessories – The set comes with characters Amy, Tails, Crabmeat, Picky, Pocky and a Flicky, plus accessories for creative play Price: 52,99 EUR / 49,99 USD / 46,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic vs. Dr. Eggman’s Death Egg Robot (76993) Ages: 8+ Pieces: 615 Measurements: The mech toy measures over 6 in. (15 cm) high, 5 in. (13 cm) wide and 3.5 in. (9.5 cm) deep 6 characters and accessories – The set comes with 6 characters, Sonic’s speed sphere and launcher plus lots of accessories for creative play. Price: 64,99 EUR / 59,99 USD / 57,99 GBP LEGO® Sonic the Hedgehog™ Sonic’s Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge (76994) Ages: 8+ Pieces: 802 Measurements: The primary track assembly with loop measures over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 14.5 in. (37 cm) wide and 7.5 in. (19 cm) deep 9 characters and accessories – The set comes with Sonic, Amy, a Flicky, Becky, Pocky, Pecky, Dr. Eggman, plus Badniks Chopper and Newtron and lots of toy accessories for role play Price: 104,99 EUR / 99,99 USD / 94,99 GBP To commemorate the release of these sets, SEGA and LEGO also released the epic conclusion to their Eggman-takes-over-a-guy-at-LEGO HQ video from June. Check it out: This isn’t everything for Sonic LEGO toys this year. The Sonic & Tails Brickheadz are still scheduled to come out later this year.
  12. Recently(?) LEGO had added a Sonic section on their website, which contains a simple little browser based game. The game itself is not notable, but what IS notable is that it contains three tracks from the upcoming Sonic Superstars, due Fall. The three tracks include, supposedly, the title theme: The Act 1 theme of Bridge Island Zone: And an unknown, more chiptune esq track: Getting to hear these in full, crisp quality is a pleasant surprise, especially from an unlikely source. What are your thoughts on the music? What do you think that third track is for?
  13. The 2023 LEGO Sonic playsets have only just hit store shelves, but already there is chatter about some new LEGO products featuring the blue blur set for release in January 2024! Two mysterious product lines have been spotted by German LEGO fansite brickmerge.de - LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog #76995 and #76996. Both have a release date of January next year. The former comes with 196 pieces and will reportedly retail for €20.99, and the latter apparently includes 277 pieces and will cost €34.99. Not much more information is known beyond that - quite understandably, given that this is something of a very topline info leak - but I'm sure LEGO and SEGA will announce something soon enough. What kind of LEGO Sonic products do you think are missing from the current lineup, that you'd like to see? Let us know in the comments section below! via SonicMerchNews View full story
  14. The 2023 LEGO Sonic playsets have only just hit store shelves, but already there is chatter about some new LEGO products featuring the blue blur set for release in January 2024! Two mysterious product lines have been spotted by German LEGO fansite brickmerge.de - LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog #76995 and #76996. Both have a release date of January next year. The former comes with 196 pieces and will reportedly retail for €20.99, and the latter apparently includes 277 pieces and will cost €34.99. Not much more information is known beyond that - quite understandably, given that this is something of a very topline info leak - but I'm sure LEGO and SEGA will announce something soon enough. What kind of LEGO Sonic products do you think are missing from the current lineup, that you'd like to see? Let us know in the comments section below! via SonicMerchNews
  15. It’s been nearly a week since Dr. Eggman’s brick filled invasion of Sonic Forces Speed Battle has started, and the evil doctor’s rule has finally seemingly been opposed. According to the in-game news tab today, LEGO Sonic, Tails, and Amy have now infiltrated the game - intending to ruin the Master Plan and restore the game back to normal. LEGO Eggman is scrambling to stop them before he’s ousted from the game. Seriously speaking, this means the new characters should be dropping on August 1st, when the LEGO Eggman events draws to its conclusion. Unfortunately, much like Eggman, the LEGO characters seem to be direct clones of their regular counterparts, right down to the moves and their stats - which stings more since all three are common rarity characters, compared to Eggman, who at least was a Super Rare rarity character with some insane moves that carried over to LEGO Eggman. So, if you didn’t already particularly enjoy playing any of the three of them, you probably won’t find much reason to level them up much this time around either. But at least for the novelty of having a bunch of LEGO variants of characters using LEGO versions of their power ups, you won’t have to wait long to have a full set of them. It seems LEGO Sonic, LEGO Amy and LEGO Tails are dropping together, rather than having an event each. There’s only about three and a half days left for LEGO Eggman, so be sure to get him before it’s too late.
  16. You better be careful if you open your Sonic Forces app on your phone today... because the dastardly LEGO Dr. Eggman has taken over the entire game! As part of the SEGA HARDlight game's 4.91.0 update, the theming of the home page and various UI elements have been changed to reflect the villainous brick's visage, right down to scrawling his infamous Eggman logo across Tails' face with spraypaint. Of course, you can collect LEGO Eggman as a playable character during this evil phase. As with all special characters, you need to gather 300 character cards in order to unlock him. You can also run AGAINST the mad scientist in races too - defeating him and coming 1st or 2nd will net you a Challenger Chest with some special items inside. But beware! Other gameplay changes have been made as well - such as "increased badnik infantry on track by 1000%", "all in-game music [replaced] with Eggman Rap", "All your Gold Rings belong to the Egg-conomy" and "Instantly lost trophies if you choose Sonic". We're not sure how serious some of these are, but just for the sake of argument let's maybe go with picking Shadow for a few runs, huh? The official Sonic social media channel also promoted the occasion with the above adorable image. Although it's less threatening and more like... it kinda just looks like LEGO Eggman is kindly looking on as his boy LEGO Sonic runs for the very first time. Gentle, fatherly vibes. I don't think that's what LEGO Eggman was going for, but we like it all the same. The LEGO Eggman event runs until August 1st. Get cracking! View full story
  17. You better be careful if you open your Sonic Forces app on your phone today... because the dastardly LEGO Dr. Eggman has taken over the entire game! As part of the SEGA HARDlight game's 4.91.0 update, the theming of the home page and various UI elements have been changed to reflect the villainous brick's visage, right down to scrawling his infamous Eggman logo across Tails' face with spraypaint. Of course, you can collect LEGO Eggman as a playable character during this evil phase. As with all special characters, you need to gather 300 character cards in order to unlock him. You can also run AGAINST the mad scientist in races too - defeating him and coming 1st or 2nd will net you a Challenger Chest with some special items inside. But beware! Other gameplay changes have been made as well - such as "increased badnik infantry on track by 1000%", "all in-game music [replaced] with Eggman Rap", "All your Gold Rings belong to the Egg-conomy" and "Instantly lost trophies if you choose Sonic". We're not sure how serious some of these are, but just for the sake of argument let's maybe go with picking Shadow for a few runs, huh? The official Sonic social media channel also promoted the occasion with the above adorable image. Although it's less threatening and more like... it kinda just looks like LEGO Eggman is kindly looking on as his boy LEGO Sonic runs for the very first time. Gentle, fatherly vibes. I don't think that's what LEGO Eggman was going for, but we like it all the same. The LEGO Eggman event runs until August 1st. Get cracking!
  18. SDCC started today, and our man on the ground, Jason Berry, has been posting photos and video to our Twitter all day! Among the things he did was swing buy LEGO’s booth, which has a veritable smorgasbord of brick-based Sonic toys and memorabilia. The LEGO booth employs a neat aesthetic clearly banking on “Blockbuster” nostalgia. In addition to blue shelves that’ll be familiar to any 90s/00s kid, they even have cute little empty VHS boxes based on Sonic 1 and Sonic Generations: The first thing convention goers will probably notice at the LEGO booth is this utterly massive Sonic LEGO statue. No, you cannot get one of these for yourself, though I’m sure some enterprising LEGO builders can make one: Anyone who swings by the booth will also get a chance to play a demo of Sonic Superstars. The demo is limited to five minutes, but hey, at least you can come back later once you’re done. Unfortunately, much like the Summer Game Fest demo we previewed last month, it’s limited to single player. We also got our first look at some genuinely new merch, which has apparently been long rumored in the LEGO world: Brickheadz versions of Sonic and Tails. These are probably getting announced by LEGO officially on Thursday. They’ve also got a bunch of upcoming LEGO sets on display, such as this awesome looking Death Egg LEGO robot set. Check out photos of other upcoming LEGO sets, including Tails’ Workshop and Sonic’s Green Hill Loop Challenge, below: Be sure to stay tuned to Sonic Stadium’s website, Twitter feed and Youtube channel for more San Diego Comic Con coverage!
  19. SDCC started today, and our man on the ground, Jason Berry, has been posting photos and video to our Twitter all day! Among the things he did was swing buy LEGO’s booth, which has a veritable smorgasbord of brick-based Sonic toys and memorabilia. The LEGO booth employs a neat aesthetic clearly banking on “Blockbuster” nostalgia. In addition to blue shelves that’ll be familiar to any 90s/00s kid, they even have cute little empty VHS boxes based on Sonic 1 and Sonic Generations: The first thing convention goers will probably notice at the LEGO booth is this utterly massive Sonic LEGO statue. No, you cannot get one of these for yourself, though I’m sure some enterprising LEGO builders can make one: Anyone who swings by the booth will also get a chance to play a demo of Sonic Superstars. The demo is limited to five minutes, but hey, at least you can come back later once you’re done. Unfortunately, much like the Summer Game Fest demo we previewed last month, it’s limited to single player. We also got our first look at some genuinely new merch, which has apparently been long rumored in the LEGO world: Brickheadz versions of Sonic and Tails. These are probably getting announced by LEGO officially on Thursday. They’ve also got a bunch of upcoming LEGO sets on display, such as this awesome looking Death Egg LEGO robot set. Check out photos of other upcoming LEGO sets, including Tails’ Workshop and Sonic’s Green Hill Loop Challenge, below: Be sure to stay tuned to Sonic Stadium’s website, Twitter feed and Youtube channel for more San Diego Comic Con coverage! View full story
  20. Brickset (LEGO archive and news site) did a small but interesting and full of photos review of the Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge set. If you are interested on buying the set, it might be worth checking out. Full review at: https://brickset.com/article/97794/review-76994-sonic-s-green-hill-zone-loop-challenge Last week, they also did a review of the minifigures from the sets I'd say it is to be expected that more Sonic sets are to be reviewed, and once I'm aware of them, I'll post here.
  21. SEGA has revealed that it is working on special LEGO-themed DLC for Sonic Superstars, as part of a collaboration with the Danish toy company. Announced during the Sonic Central showcase, with a short trailer that saw Sonic transform into LEGO and face off against a similarly brick-built Dr Eggman, the new partnership also includes a special pre-order bonus for the game where players can unlock a special Dr Eggman LEGO Minifig costume. While the trailer and the showcase itself told us little about the collab, a follow-up press release we received from SEGA reveals that, "Sonic and LEGO have teamed up for a brick-tacular DLC where fans can soon experience the Blue Blur in brick form with a free LEGO Sonic skin! Fans who pre-order Sonic Superstars will also get access a special skin that transforms Eggman into LEGO Eggman!" So there you go. Look forward to that!
  22. SEGA has revealed that it is working on special LEGO-themed DLC for Sonic Superstars, as part of a collaboration with the Danish toy company. Announced during the Sonic Central showcase, with a short trailer that saw Sonic transform into LEGO and face off against a similarly brick-built Dr Eggman, the new partnership also includes a special pre-order bonus for the game where players can unlock a special Dr Eggman LEGO Minifig costume. While the trailer and the showcase itself told us little about the collab, a follow-up press release we received from SEGA reveals that, "Sonic and LEGO have teamed up for a brick-tacular DLC where fans can soon experience the Blue Blur in brick form with a free LEGO Sonic skin! Fans who pre-order Sonic Superstars will also get access a special skin that transforms Eggman into LEGO Eggman!" So there you go. Look forward to that! View full story
  23. Today's Sonic Central revealed a whole host of new merchandise for Sonic collectors out there, even our heads are still spinning! Just in case you missed it, here's our whistle-stop tour of what we can expect in the coming weeks and months! #MakeLEGOSonicMoreEggman We saw Eggman take over LEGO HQ, and showcase not only a new and improved LEGO Eggman figure (they even got in on the joke no one liked the brick Eggman), but Sonic, Tails, and Amy to boot as well. There are 5 sets on the way, including Sonic’s Speed Sphere, a monster Green Hill Zone set, and a Death Egg Robot! Check out our previous coverage on this here! What a Croc Love 'em or hate 'em, Crocs have collaborated with Sonic to produce some Sonic-red clogs which you can customise with official Sonic Jibbitz™ charms. They've missed a trick not doing Vector-themed ones though. Check out our previous coverage on this here! An Egg For Trying Times The Jakks Pacific merchandise keeps coming thick and fast at the moment, and the line up just got even bigger – figuratively and literally - with the Death Egg Playset! The monster sphere features an internal playset in which Sonic can grind on rails and battle against Dr. Eggman. We think this would look great hanging from your ceiling. Ice Cap For those heading out to enjoy a picnic in the sun, the sixteen-bit style Playmate cooler from Igloo for those wanting to keep their Sonic ice creams cool on the go. 623 coolers purchased today will include an exclusive Sonic sticker/decal, so get yer skates on. Check out our previous coverage on this here! Hyper Sonic Boutique clothers Hypland are bringing a range of apparel to market that feature deisgns that cover a huge range of designs from across the Sonic time and space. The collection includes shirts, hats...and even rugs. If you are local to LA, check out the launch at the pop-up Hypeland store; if not, the collection will be available online on June the 26th. Sonic vs. Shadow At long last! Lifted straight from Sonic Adventure 2 artwork comes a statue of epic proportions from new brand S-Fire. This Sonic and Shadow statue begins pre-orders today, but comes in at a rather hefty ¥44,000 ($300) before shipping, so this one is for the serious collectors. It does look awesome though. More info at S-Fire.net Check out our previous coverage on this here! Sonic Jam ESP Guitars will be releasing another Sonic the Hedgehog-themed guitar later this year. The brand have released guitars before (including copies of the iconic guitars used by Jun Senoue) but have come with a premium price - this one looks to be aimed at fans with a more modest budget. More details soon! HOLD! The Cable Guys (not the Jim Carrey film) are adding two modern era Sonic figures to their controller stand line in the form of Sonic the Hedgehog and Shadow the Hedgehog. They can also hold other things! Stay tuned for more merchandise updates!
  24. Today's Sonic Central revealed a whole host of new merchandise for Sonic collectors out there, even our heads are still spinning! Just in case you missed it, here's our whistle-stop tour of what we can expect in the coming weeks and months! #MakeLEGOSonicMoreEggman We saw Eggman take over LEGO HQ, and showcase not only a new and improved LEGO Eggman figure (they even got in on the joke no one liked the brick Eggman), but Sonic, Tails, and Amy to boot as well. There are 5 sets on the way, including Sonic’s Speed Sphere, a monster Green Hill Zone set, and a Death Egg Robot! Check out our previous coverage on this here! What a Croc Love 'em or hate 'em, Crocs have collaborated with Sonic to produce some Sonic-red clogs which you can customise with official Sonic Jibbitz™ charms. They've missed a trick not doing Vector-themed ones though. Check out our previous coverage on this here! An Egg For Trying Times The Jakks Pacific merchandise keeps coming thick and fast at the moment, and the line up just got even bigger – figuratively and literally - with the Death Egg Playset! The monster sphere features an internal playset in which Sonic can grind on rails and battle against Dr. Eggman. We think this would look great hanging from your ceiling. Ice Cap For those heading out to enjoy a picnic in the sun, the sixteen-bit style Playmate cooler from Igloo for those wanting to keep their Sonic ice creams cool on the go. 623 coolers purchased today will include an exclusive Sonic sticker/decal, so get yer skates on. Check out our previous coverage on this here! Hyper Sonic Boutique clothers Hypland are bringing a range of apparel to market that feature deisgns that cover a huge range of designs from across the Sonic time and space. The collection includes shirts, hats...and even rugs. If you are local to LA, check out the launch at the pop-up Hypeland store; if not, the collection will be available online on June the 26th. Sonic vs. Shadow At long last! Lifted straight from Sonic Adventure 2 artwork comes a statue of epic proportions from new brand S-Fire. This Sonic and Shadow statue begins pre-orders today, but comes in at a rather hefty ¥44,000 ($300) before shipping, so this one is for the serious collectors. It does look awesome though. More info at S-Fire.net Check out our previous coverage on this here! Sonic Jam ESP Guitars will be releasing another Sonic the Hedgehog-themed guitar later this year. The brand have released guitars before (including copies of the iconic guitars used by Jun Senoue) but have come with a premium price - this one looks to be aimed at fans with a more modest budget. More details soon! HOLD! The Cable Guys (not the Jim Carrey film) are adding two modern era Sonic figures to their controller stand line in the form of Sonic the Hedgehog and Shadow the Hedgehog. They can also hold other things! Stay tuned for more merchandise updates! View full story
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