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I always liked Sonic just being a regular guy who runs fast and fights Robotnik, I didn’t need him to secretly be more important because he’s the son of the former ruler of his planet. That being said, with everything else going on, it still feels like a show that makes you go, “they really made this?” Like. Sonic being in a rock band is not a bad idea (especially since this was in the Sonic Adventure era which has GREAT rock music).

SONIC BOOM SHOW SERIES

There are enjoyable bits to this series that come to mind whenever I hear the opening. Did I mention that the three are in an underground rock band called, you guessed it, Sonic Underground. Sonic and his two siblings are secretly royalty who have been separated from their mother and are given medallions that turn into musical instruments they can use as weapons. Still fun, it just doesn’t own my heart like the rest: There is a lot going on with this series – a bit too much when you look at the whole thing. It truly does feel like a combination of different Sonic games and lore, from the history of the Chaos Emeralds to actually having Super Sonic show up. This series kinda feels like an adaptation to Sonic Adventure, especially the second season, which introduces Chaos (like in the first game) and Shadow (like in the second game). If you’re looking for a series that actually includes the Chaotix crew, for example, then this is the one for you. I will admit to not being too fond of the Sonic franchise injecting regular humans into the story back then, but I did appreciate Sonic X including so many Sonic characters. Before the live-action film answered the question, “What if Sonic was transported to our world,” Sonic X tripled down and had most of the video game characters get transported to Earth, oh, and instead of Sonic gaining human parents like the movie’s Tom and Maddie, he meets a kid named Chris.

SONIC BOOM SHOW TV

The theme song still slaps: The longest-running Sonic TV series and the one that has the most elements from the games. Unfortunately, this series ends on a really exciting cliffhanger that hints at an even bigger threat just when you think the Freedom Fighters have won. It really felt like Sonic and his friends (the Freedom Fighters) were legitimately fighting for their planet and their lives. This Robotnik was ruthless and intimidating, and had already taken over a good portion of the world. While the games had him fighting Robotnik and saving the animals he’d turned into robots, this series really put into perspective just how evil Robotnik’s actions were. Saturday mornings, however, were for Sonic the Hedgehog, which was a lot darker with bigger stakes.įor me, this was THE definitive Sonic series.

Weekdays had me watching The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog – a fun, lighthearted comedy series that was so family-friendly that it came with PSAs (more on this later). Still waiting on another season: 1993 was an interesting year for Sonic the Hedgehog television. Series: Sonic the Hedgehog (or Sonic SatAM)

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