1-Up

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Increases lives by 1.
— Description, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II

1-Up, also referred to as One Up, One-Up, Extra Life and Lives, is a term used in video games, which refers to the power-up/item that gives the number of chances the player has to complete the game. When a life is lost, the player will restart at the previous checkpoint, and a Game Over results for the player when all lives and continues are lost.

1-Ups are present in almost every single Sonic the Hedgehog game.

Description

Several head-up displays from Sonic games, which show the number of lives.

1-Up is a power-up which grants an extra chance of playing. Throughout the series, there have been numerous ways to gain extra lives, but the most common methods are collecting 100 Rings in a Zone/Bonus Stage, scoring a certain amount of points, breaking Item Boxes/Monitors that show the icon of the playable character (or some simply reading "1-Up"), or, in certain titles, finding a floating, glowing icon that displays a miniaturized version of Sonic's head. When the player gains a 1-Up, a small fanfare or sample can be heard in the background while the in-game music stops, but returns back to normal after it ends. The HUD usually shows the playable character's icon and the amount of lives that are left.

If a player gets hit and has one or more rings in their possession, they will lose all of their Rings or some of them, but will not die. If the player is hit when they have no Rings, they will lose a life and return to the last checkpoint or the beginning of the act. There are other ways to lose lives, such as drowning, falling into a bottomless pit, being crushed, or getting a Time Over, and in these cases, the player will lose a life regardless of how many Rings they have. If a player loses all their lives, it will result in a Game Over (unless the player has got Continues).

There aren't any specific, regular form for 1-Ups in the Sonic series, as the player gains them from specific items and objects. The most known, recurring form for 1-Ups are either variants of Monitors / Item Boxes, which contain an image on them, usually the head of the character who is being controlled. The variety of images on an 1-Up Monitor / Item Box depends on the number of playable characters available. In later games, mug-shots on the Item Boxes were simply replaced with a "1UP" picture, disregarding who the playable character is.

In more recent entries such as Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations which exclusively star Sonic as the player character, 1-Ups are not contained within Item Boxes and are simply a glowing icon of Sonic's head, floating on the ground; the physical appearance has been changed numerous times depending on the setting of the game's rules, however.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), the player starts off the game with three lives. The player is able to receive more lives with following requirements:

Breaking Video Monitors with Sonic icons on them grant One-Ups.^[1] In 2013 re-release of the game, Tails and Knuckles receive extra lives from Video Monitors displaying icons of them.
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Zones or Special Stages rewards a an extra live.
Getting every 50,000 points in the Zone grants an extra live. This is only possible in the reissued versions (REV01) and certain re-releases of the game.

Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit)

In the 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog, the player starts off with three lives. Instead of fanfare track heard in 16-bit counterpart, the player can hear short jingle after receiving a One-Up. After clearing the game, each remaining life is worth of 5,000 points in the final score tally. The player can gain more lives in the game by:

Breaking Video Monitors with Sonic icons on them grant One-Ups.^[2]
Collecting 100 Rings in Zones or Special Stages rewards a One-Up. Doing this also restarts the Ring count from zero.
Getting every 50,000 points.
Flipping the Bonus Panel at the end of each two Acts rewards the player with One-Up if the panel ends up displaying Sonic.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit)

In Sonic the Hedgehog 2, players starts off with three lives in single player and 2 Player VS Competitive mode. The player can earn more with following requirements:

Breaking Monitors with Sonic / Tails icons on them grant One-Ups. In Knuckles in Sonic 2 and 2013 re-release of the game, Knuckles receives One-Ups from Monitors displaying his icon on them.
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Zones.
Receiving every 50,000 points. This is also possible in Special Stages of the game, if the player manages to receive total score of over 50,000 points.

In the 2 Player VS Competitive mode, One-Up Monitors named Sonic Mark (ソニックマク) and Miles Mark (マイルスマク)^[3] are found around each Act of the Zone. Sonic or Tails gets a One-Up, regardless of who opens the Monitor with the playable character's icon on it. Also exclusively in the multiplayer mode, Monitors with question marks on them can randomly grant One-Ups. The Mega-Tech version of the game does not feature live system and as such, One-Up Monitors are replaced with Super Ring Monitors.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit)

In 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, the player starts off the game with three lives and more can be earned with following requirements:

Breaking Video Monitors with Sonic icons on them grant 1-Ups.^[4]
Collecting 100 Rings in Zones rewards a 1-Ups. Doing this also restarts the Ring count from zero.
Flipping the Bonus Panel at the end of each two Acts, rewarding a 1-Up if the panel ends up displaying Sonic.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

Sonic the Hedgehog CD has the player starting the game with three lives. Instead of normal fanfare music from previous games, the player will hear Sonic yelling "Yes!" upon obtaining the extra life. Despite minor additions, requirements of receiving more lives are relatively same as in previous two console titles:

Breaking Monitors with Sonic grants an 1-Up.^[5] In 2011 re-release of the game, Tails receives extra lives from Monitors with his icons on them.
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Rounds.
Receiving every 50,000 points in Rounds and Special Stages.

Sonic Chaos

Sonic Chaos has different ways receiving 1-Ups^[6] depending on if the player has chosen Sonic or Tails. The player starts off the game with three lives, if Sonic is chosen to be the playable character, while Tails gets five lives and three Continues at the start of the game.

Breaking Monitors with Sonic / Tails icons on them grant 1-Ups.
Receiving 100 Rings as Tails in regular Zones. The player can earn 1-Ups with this method as Sonic only in Special Stages, where the player can gain huge amounts of Rings and Giant Rings. Doing this also restarts the Ring count from zero for both playable characters.
Receiving overall, tallied speed (in kilometers per hour) with 3 of the same numerals in a row (For example 222), the player receives 1-Up at the end of first two Acts of each Zone.
Flipping the Bonus Panel at the end of each two Acts, the player receives extra live depending on which of two playable characters is featured on the panel. For Sonic panel, Sonic gets a 1-Up, Tails gets a Continue. As for Tails panel, Tails gets a 1-Up, Sonic gets a Continue.

Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball

In Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball, the player starts off the game with three lives. More extra lives can be earned by gaining every 20,000,000 points.^[7] In the end of the game, each remaining life is worth 5,000,000 points.

Sonic Spinball (8-bit)

In Sonic Spinball (8-bit), the player starts off the game with three lives and methods of getting more lives are same as in the 16-bit counterpart. In Bonus Stages, the player can also open up treasure boxes to receive extra lives as well.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles

In Sonic the Hedgehog 3, its add-on continuation Sonic & Knuckles and their lock-on version Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, the player has three lives at the beginning of the game. The save feature in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Sonic 3 & Knuckles does not record any collected 1-Ups and Continues in the game's data, if the game is restarted. The player is able to get more lives with following requirements:

Breaking Monitors with Sonic / Tails / Knuckles icons on them grant 1-Ups.^[8]
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Zones and Bonus Stages.
Receiving every 50,000 points in Zones. Getting Perfect Bonus worth of 50,000 points at Special Stages also automatically grants 1-Up.
Collecting 1-Up Balls in Gumball Machine and Glowing Spheres-types of Bonus Stages.

Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble

In Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble, the player has given four lives right from the start of the game. Methods of collecting 1-UPs^[9] are relatively same as in the 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic Chaos.

Breaking Monitors with Sonic / Tails icons on them grant 1-UPs.
Collecting 100 Rings in Zones or maze-type of Special Stages rewards a 1-UP.
Flipping the Bonus Panel at the end of each two Acts, the player receives extra live depending on which of two playable characters is featured on the panel. For Sonic panel, Sonic gets a 1-UP and Tails gets 10,000 points. As for Tails panel, Tails gets a 1-UP and Sonic gets 10,000 points.

Tails' Skypatrol

In Tails' Skypatrol, the player starts off with three lives. More lives can be earned either by picking up small yellow signs with "1UP" written of them^[10] or getting every 10,000 and 30,000 points.

Sonic Labyrinth

In Sonic Labyrinth, the player has three lives in default in the beginning of the game, but from the options menu, the number of lives can be adjusted anything between 1 and 10 before starting off the game. The player is able to earn more lives in the game with following requirements:

Dashing towards purple triangle formations grant 1UPs.^[11]
Collecting 100 Rings in the fourth Act of each Zone grants 1UP. Doing this also restarts the Ring count from zero. In Bonus Stages, each Ring is worth of full 25 Rings, as collecting four of them grant 1UP every time.

Sonic 3D Blast

In Sonic 3D Blast, The player has three lives in the beginning of the game. More lives are able to be earned with following methods:

Breaking Monitors with Sonic icons on them grant Extra Lives.^[12]
Collecting 100 Rings in first two Acts of each Zone.
Clearing one of Special Stages after getting all seven Chaos Emeralds.

Sonic Blast

Sonic Blast has the player starting the game with three lives and Extra Lives^[13] can be earned with following methods:

Monitors with either Sonic 1up (ソニック1up) or Knuckles 1up (ナックルズ1up)^[14] have different functions depending on which playable character is being used. Sonic 1up grants Extra Life for Sonic and Knuckles doesn't get nothing, while Knuckles 1up gives Extra Life for Knuckles and Sonic receives nothing. Also, Monitors with question marks on them can ramdomly grant Extra Lives depending on the playable character.
Collecting 100 Rings. Doing this also restarts the Ring count from zero.
Clearing the Special Stage, if the player enters the Giant Ring in the first Act of each Zone.

Sonic Adventure

In Sonic Adventure, each playable character gets four lives at the beginning of the story mode.^{[note 1]} More lives can be earned either by breaking Item Boxes with Sonic / Tails / Knuckles / Amy / Gamma / Big icons in them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Action Stages.

Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure

Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure has the player starting the single player mode with three lives by default. In the Game Option menu, the player can set the the number of lives Sonic begins with from 3-5. Much like in Sonic Adventure, the player earns more Extra Lives^[15] either by breaking Item Boxes with Sonic icons of them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings in regular Zones.

Sonic Adventure 2

In Sonic Adventure 2, the player starts off either the hero or dark story with four lives. Methods of getting Extra Lives^[16] are relatively same as in Sonic Adventure the player has either break Item Boxes with Sonic / Tails / Knuckles / Shadow / Dr. Eggman / Rouge icons in them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

In Sonic Advance, the player starts off the game with three lives. Extra lives, now referred to as Extra Tries^[17] can be obtained with following methods:

Breaking Item Boxes with Sonic / Tails / Knuckles / Amy icons on them grant Extra Tries.
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings.
Getting every 50,000 points in Zones.

Sonic Advance 2

In Sonic Advance 2, the player begins the game with three lives. Here to referred to as 1UP,^[18] they are obtained with relatively same way as in Sonic Advance.

Breaking Item Boxes with Sonic / Cream / Tails / Knuckles / Amy icons on them grant 1UP.
Collecting 100 and 200 Rings.
Getting every 50,000 points in Zones.

Sonic Advance 3

In Sonic Advance 3, the game starts off with three lives. 1-Ups^[19] are obtained either by collecting 100 / 200 Rings or breaking Item Boxes with Sonic / Tails / Knuckles / Amy / Cream icons on them in Action Stages. Also the player can optionally earn 1-Ups in amount of 1-5 from two different Mini-Games based on how quickly Badniks are destroyed or how many points are earned of pushing Switches on large Capsule.

Sonic Pinball Party

In Sonic Pinball Party, the player begins the pinball match with three balls. Extra balls can be obtained by shooting the ball through the center ramp lane 20 times at Normal Mode in Sonic table^[20] or shooting the ball through the Inside Ramp Lane 10 times in NiGHTS table when not in Normal Mode.

Sonic Heroes

In Sonic Heroes, each team campaign begins with three lives. 1 UPs^[21] are obtained in the game with following methods:

Breaking Item Boxes with "1UP" icons on them.
Collecting 100, 200 and more Rings. Playing as Team Chaotix while performing their Team Blast titled Chaotix Recital rewards a large number of Super Ring bonuses when used near a crowd of enemies, which is an easy way to gain 1 UPs.
Getting maximum of five 1 UPs after clearing any Bonus or Emerald Challenge-types of Special Stages based on the amount of points, time and gauge bonuses.

Shadow the Hedgehog

Shadow the Hedgehog has the player with five lives at the beginning of the game. 1-Ups^[22] can be obtained either by breaking Item Boxes with Shadow icon on them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings.

Sonic Rush and Sonic Rush Adventure

In both Sonic Rush and Sonic Rush Adventure, the player starts off the game with two lives. Much like in Sonic Advance games, 1 Ups^[23] are earned with similar methods either by breaking Item Boxes with "1UP" text on them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings in regular Stages.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), each of main character's story begins with five lives. 1UPs^[24] are obtained relatively the same way as in Sonic Adventure games and Sonic Heroes either by breaking Item Boxes with "1UP" written on them or collecting 100 and 200 Rings in Action Stages.

Super Smash Bros. series

While it does not have an actual function, a 1-Up Monitor makes a cameo in the Super Smash Bros. series, appearing in every appearance of Green Hill Zone in the background, sitting on top of a Shuttle Loop. Additionally, in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Sonic’s stock sprite uses the series’ icon for Extra Lives instead of the format for most characters.

Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Colors

The 1-Up card as it is seen in *Sonic Colors*.

Extra lives in Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Colors can't be collected by breaking Item Boxes or collecting 100 Rings. They are small, black and yellow colored floating cards, which have Sonic's logo on the plate. They are also usually located branching pathways and semi-hidden areas of day or night stages. By simply touching it, they will give an extra life. In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, extra lives only appear in temple puzzles and grant a permanent extra life to the player's count.

Extra lives can be obtained similarly in the Wii version of the Sonic Colors. However, when the player clears a stage with an A/S Rank, the player will be awarded with one to three Extra Lives. In the Wii version, the lives must be collected in the result screen quickly before Sonic strikes a pose. If the player attacks the text in the result screens, sometimes extra lives pop out from the text. In the Nintendo DS version, the live(s) are simply given to the player. In the Nintendo DS version of the game, they can be obtained in a similar way to the Sonic Rush games, by collecting 100 Rings or breaking Item Boxes with "1-UP" on them.

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Sonic the Hedgehog 4

Extra lives in Sonic the Hedgehog 4 are able to be obtained similarly to earlier installments. Both Episode I, Episode II and Episode Metal have Extra Lives in Monitors, which have once again the playable character's icon on the Monitor's power-up (Depending on the episode: it either shows Sonic, Sonic and Tails or Metal Sonic). The player is able to get an Extra Life by collecting 100 and 200 Rings. Note that in these games, the maximum number of lives obtained is 999 and in Episode Metal, Metal Sonic retains the same number of lives Sonic and Tails had in Episode II.

Sonic Generations and Sonic Lost World

Extra Life as seen in *Sonic Generations*.

Extra lives in Sonic Generations are featured similar in Modern acts for each stage like in Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Colors. However they are now illustrated as floating objects, which resemble Classic Sonic's head and can be collected by simply touching it. Extra Lives in classic acts can be obtained by collecting 100 Rings or breaking Monitors with Sonic's icon on it. Extra lives can be purchased in Omochao's Skill Shop.

Extra lives can be collected in a similar way in the Wii U version of Sonic Lost World, where they are represented as floating icons of Sonic's heads. There are also five Number Rings, which also by collecting them all at one place can reward with an extra life. Extra lives can sometimes also appear and be collected from the Lost Hex map.

In Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, extra lives are referred to as 1-Ups^[25] and are featured similar to the Classic acts in console/PC versions of the game, as they can be found in Monitors or can be obtained after collecting 100 Rings in both Classic and Modern acts at each stage. In the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Lost World, however, they are illustrated and featured like in Wii U version as a floating icon of Sonic's head. The player is also able to make a 1-Up in Tails' Lab with one Green Material, one Yellow Material, and one Blue Material.

Originally in Sonic Lost World, collecting 100 Rings would not grant a 1-Up, and the normal starting life counter was at four (however, if the save file had less than four lives, and the game was closed, the life counter would reset to four when the game was booted up again). To make the game easier, the starting lives were later changed to nine, and collecting 100 Rings awarding a 1-Up was added later on in version 2.0.0.

Sonic Mania

In Sonic Mania, 1-Ups are featured and can be obtained in a similar fashion to earlier titles: Collecting 100 to 200 Rings can earn the player an extra life, as well as breaking Monitors with the current playing character's icon on it will grant one. Scoring a certain amount of points, like in the Genesis games, can grant an extra life.

Jingles

Game	Artist(s)	Length
Sonic the Hedgehog/Sonic the Hedgehog 2	Masato Nakamura	0:06
Sonic the Hedgehog 3	Sega	0:03
Sonic & Knuckles/Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles/Sonic 3D Blast	Sega	0:03
Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble	Yayoi Wachi	0:02
Sonic Blast	Kojiro Mikusa	0:02
Sonic the Hedgehog Level Creator	James Vincent	0:04
Sonic Mania	Tee Lopes	0:05

Trivia

The fanfare music that plays after getting an extra life can be a short variation of the game's main theme or title screen music. Since Sonic Adventure, it is heard to be a variation of the Chaos Emerald jingle from earlier games, while handheld games keep to use different, traditional short jingles.
- Fanfare jingles are later reused, as the one in original Sonic the Hedgehog gets reused in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and the Sega Saturn version of Sonic 3D Blast. The Sega Genesis version of Sonic 3D Blast is the one reused from Sonic & Knuckles, while Sonic Mania and all episodes of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is actually reused, which is a remastered 1-Up jingle from Sonic the Hedgehog 3.
In Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, if the player clears the Act in exactly 9:59, the player earns a grand total of 100,000 points, which is the equivalent of two extra lives.
Getting a Time Over in certain specific Sonic games and in the early main installments of the Sega Genesis will cause an instant loss of life.
- However, this is not the case in Sonic Rush and Sonic Rush Adventure: if the Time Limit is set to ON, and the player gets a Time Over, they will not lose a life.
In Launch Base Zone of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (& Knuckles), there is a trick to earn an infinite number of lives. By standing on one of the alarms and charging up a Spin Dash without releasing, a Flybot767 will fly over at Sonic. Because he is spinning, it will get destroyed and give points. The player can just simply remain charging for more Flybot767 robots to appear and be destroyed granting him a higher amount of points which will eventually turn into lives.
Knuckles' Chaotix is notable to being one of the three platforming titles in the whole series to have infinite lives and to not feature the Game Over. When the player hits to the enemy without having shield or rings, he/she gets transported back to hub-world of the game, Newtrogic High Zone.
Sonic Adventure features unused music track, that possibly is meant to be an extended extra life jingle.[1] However it isn't used despite being listed in the music files of the game. It is later used in Sonic Adventure 2, while not being featured at Sound Test and years later a slight remix is featured in Sonic Generations, but becomes unused once again.[2] All three games used the Chaos Emerald jingle while getting an extra life.
Pre-ordering Sonic Lost World via Amazon in the U.S. will grant the player twenty-five extra lives.

Windmill Isle's Second Nighttime Tutorial on the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed contains an unused 1-Up Item Box outside of the barriers of the level. This 1-Up uses the graphics from Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) instead of the image of Sonic's head used in the game itself.

Notes

↑ The live counter in Sonic Adventure displays four lives at the beginning of the game, while the number 0 is considered the last remaining life in the counter. Starting with Sonic Adventure (console) and Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure (handheld), other games since then have followed this structure.

References

↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, pg. 6.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction booklet, pg. 7.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Mega Drive) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 22.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction manual, pg. 9.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Sega CD) United States instruction booklet, pg. 10.
↑ Sonic Chaos (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction booklet, pg. 8.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, pg. 10.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, p. 13.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction booklet, pg. 8.
↑ Tails' Skypatrol (Sega Game Gear) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 21.
↑ Sonic Labyrinth (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction booklet, pg. 8.
↑ Sonic 3D Blast (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, pg. 7.
↑ Sonic Blast (Sega Game Gear) United States instruction booklet, pg. 8.
↑ Sonic Blast (Sega Game Gear) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 14.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure (Neo Geo Pocket Color) United States instruction booklet, pg. 10.
↑ Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) United States instruction manual, pg. 19.
↑ Sonic Advance (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 18.
↑ Sonic Advance 2 (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 20.
↑ Sonic Advance 3 (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 22.
↑ Sonic Pinball Party (Game Boy Advance) United Kingdom instruction booklet, pg. 12.
↑ Sonic Heroes (Nintendo GameCube) United States instruction booklet, pg. 26.
↑ Shadow the Hedgehog (Nintendo GameCube) United States instruction booklet, pg. 21.
↑ Sonic Rush (Nintendo DS) United States instruction booklet, pg. 20.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (PlayStation 3) United States instruction booklet, pg. 12.
↑ Dimps (29 October 2013). Sonic Lost World. Nintendo 3DS. Sega. Area/level: Tails' Lab.

Navigation Templates to 1-Up

Item Box power-ups

1-Up	Aqua Shield	Flame Shield
Invincible	Thunder Shield	Power Sneakers
Shield	Magnetic Shield	Super Ring

Enerbeam	Magnet (Sonic Boom)	Score Doubler
Shield (Sonic Boom)	Super Ring (Sonic Boom)

Floating Item Box

Item Panel

Target Switch

Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)

Characters	Sonic \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky) \| Tails* \| Knuckles* \| Super Sonic* \| Super Tails* \| Super Knuckles*
Badniks	Moto Bug \| Buzz Bomber \| Chopper \| Crabmeat \| Newtron \| Caterkiller \| Batbrain \| Roller \| Spikes \| Burrobot \| Jaws \| Orbinaut (Unidasu, Uni Uni) \| Bomb \| Ball Hog
Zones	Green Hill Zone \| Marble Zone \| Spring Yard Zone \| Labyrinth Zone \| Star Light Zone \| Scrap Brain Zone \| Final Zone \| Special Stages
Bosses	Egg Mobile-H \| Marble Zone boss \| Spring Yard Zone boss \| Labyrinth Zone boss \| Star Light Zone boss \| Final Zone
Moves/Techniques	Crouch \| Spin Jump \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash* \| Insta-Shield* \| Propeller Flying* \| Glide* \| Climb*
Items	Ring \| Video Monitor (Super Ring, Shield, Power Sneakers, Invincible, Extra Life, S, Flame Shield, Aqua Shield, Thunder Shield) \| Continue \| Spring \| Lamppost \| Bumper \| Switch \| Air Bubble \| Bonus Point \| Signpost \| Giant Ring \| Capsule \| Jump Stand \| Up and Down \| Reverse \| Goal
Other	Blue Sphere \| Bomb \| Chaos Emerald \| Color Block \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Fan \| Fire Statue \| Fireball Cannon \| Giant spear \| Debug Mode \| Electric Generator \| Flywheel \| High-speed elevator \| Iron ball \| Madonna \| Movable box \| Rotating platform \| Original Soundtrack \| Promotional Comic \| Shuttle loop \| Sonic the Hedgehog Band (Max, Mach, Sharps, Vector) \| Seesaw \| South Island \| Spikes \| Splats \| Story Comic \| Time Attack \| Time Over \| Totem Pole \| Winding Tunnel Exclusive to the 2013 re-release of Sonic the Hedgehog*.

Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit)

Main article | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery

Playable characters	Sonic
Non-playable characters	Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky)
Zones	Green Hill Zone \| Bridge Zone \| Jungle Zone \| Labyrinth Zone \| Scrap Brain Zone \| Sky Base Zone \| Special Stages
Enemies	Ball Hog \| Bomb \| Burrobot \| Buzz Bomber \| Caterkiller \| Chopper \| Crabmeat \| Jaws \| Moto Bug \| Newtron \| Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) \| Spikes
Bosses	Green Hill Zone boss \| Bridge Zone boss \| Jungle Zone boss \| Labyrinth Zone boss \| Sky Base Zone boss
Moves/Techniques	Crouch \| Spin Attack \| Spin Jump
Gimmicks and obstacles	Bomb \| Bonus Plate \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Electric Generator \| Fire Statue \| Flipper \| Giant spear \| Iron ball \| Seesaw \| Spikes \| Spring \| Bumper \| Switch
Objects	Air Bubble \| Capsule \| Chaos Emerald \| Video monitor (Arrow Monitor, Continue Monitor, Extra Life, Invincible, Shield, Super Ring, Power Sneakers) \| Ring
Other	Continue \| South Island \| Time Over \| Teleporter \| Totem pole

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit)

Main article | Manuals | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery

Characters	Sonic \| Tails \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Ricky, Pocky, Rocky, Pecky, Cucky, Picky)
Badniks	Bomb \| Buton \| Burrowbot \| Game-game \| Newtron \| New Motora \| Taraban \| Zaririn
Zone	Under Ground Zone \| Sky High Zone \| Aqua Lake Zone \| Green Hills Zone \| Gimmick Mountain Zone \| Scrambled Egg Zone \| Crystal Egg Zone
Bosses	Antlion Mecha \| Goose Mecha \| Mecha Sea Lion \| Mecha Pig \| Pig-Boar Mecha \| Silver Sonic \| Crystal Egg Zone boss
Moves/Techniques	Crouch \| Spin Attack \| Spin Jump
Items	Ring \| Monitor (Super Ring, Power Sneakers, Invincibility, Extra Life) \| Continue \| Spring \| Air Bubble \| Bonus Panel \| Capsule
Other	Chaos Emerald \| Flywheel \| Hang Glider \| High-speed warp tube \| Master Robots \| Minecart \| Spin Attack \| South Island \| Teleporter

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Characters	Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails**) \| Knuckles (Super Knuckles) \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky, Locky, Wocky, Micky, Tocky)
Badniks	Aquis \| Asteron \| Balkiry \| Banper* \| Batbot** \| BFish* \| Bubbler* \| Bubbler's Mother* \| Buzzer \| Cactus* \| Chop Chop \| Clucker \| Coconuts \| Crawl \| Crawlton \| Flasher \| Frog* \| Gator* \| Gohla \| Grabber \| Grounder \| Jellygnite** \| Lobster* \| Masher \| Nebula \| Octus \| Rexon \| Shellcracker \| Slicer \| Snail* \| Spiker \| Spiny \| Stegway \| Turtloids \| Redz \| Whisp
Zones	Emerald Hill Zone \| Chemical Plant Zone \| Aquatic Ruin Zone \| Casino Night Zone \| Hill Top Zone \| Mystic Cave Zone \| Oil Ocean Zone \| Metropolis Zone \| Sky Chase Zone \| Wing Fortress Zone \| Death Egg Zone \| Green Hill Zone* \| Hidden Palace Zone** \| Genocide City Zone* \| Sand Shower Zone* \| Rock World Zone* \| Wood Zone* \| Egg Gauntlet Zone \| Boss Attack Zone \| Proto Palace Zone** \| Special Stage
Bosses	Drill Eggman \| Water Eggman \| Tonkachi Eggman \| Catcher Eggman \| Submarine Eggman \| Drill Eggman II \| Hidden Palace Zone boss** \| Submarine Eggman II \| Flying Eggman \| Barrier Eggman \| Mecha Sonic \| Death Egg Robot
Moves/Techniques	Climb \| Crouch \| Glide \| Insta-Shield** \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Jump \| Super Dash Attack \| Super Spin Attack
Items	Air Bubble \| Bomb \| Booster \| Bumper \| Capsule \| Continue \| Fan \| Flipper \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Metal nut \| Monitor (Super Ring, Shield, Power Sneakers, Invincible, Extra Life, Teleporter, Eggman, Lightning Shield, Flame Shield, Random, Water Shield, S) \| Ring \| Signpost \| Spring \| Spring Catapult \| Star Circle \| Star Post \| Switch
Other	Original Soundtrack \| Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Chaos Emerald \| Conveyor Belt \| Corkscrew loop \| Crusher \| Death Egg Robot \| Debug Mode \| Egg Jet \| Giant spear \| Gondola \| High-speed elevator \| High-speed warp tube \| Mega Mack \| Perfect Bonus \| Seesaw \| Shuttle loop \| Slot machine \| Spikes \| Stone pillar \| Time Attack \| Tornado \| Totem pole \| West Side Island \| Winding Tunnel Exclusive to the prototype versions of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. * Exclusive to the 2013 re-release version.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

Characters		Sonic \| Tails* \| Amy \| Dr. Eggman \| Metal Sonic \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Ricky, Pecky, Sheep, Swallow)
Rounds		Palmtree Panic \| Collision Chaos \| Tidal Tempest \| Quartz Quadrant \| Wacky Workbench \| Stardust Speedway \| Metallic Madness \| Special Stage \| Bonus Stage \| R2 \| Desert Dazzle*
Enemies		Amenbo \| Antlion \| Bigbom \| Dango \| Ga \| Hotaru \| Kabasira \| Kanabun \| Kemusi \| Kumo-Kumo \| Minomusi \| Noro-Noro \| Robot Ant \| Robot Bee \| Robot Beetle \| Robot Butterfly \| Robot Mantis \| Robot Mosquito \| Sasori \| Scarab \| Semi \| Taga-Taga \| Tamabboh \| Tentou \| Tonbo \| Yago
Bosses		EGG-HVC-001 \| Collision Chaos boss \| Tidal Tempest boss \| Quartz Quadrant boss \| Wacky Workbench boss \| Metal Sonic \| Metallic Madness boss \| Final Fever*
Moves/ Techniques	Playable characters	Duck \| Propeller Flying* \| Spin Jump \| Super Spin Attack \| Super Spin Dash \| Super Peel Out
Moves/ Techniques	NPCs	Ring Spark Field \| V. Maximum Overdrive Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bumper \| Chopper Block \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Dash Zone \| Electrical conduit \| Emerald Block \| Fan Block \| Flipper \| Flywheel \| Goal Plate \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Rotating platform \| Seesaw \| Size Beam \| Snowblower \| Sphere \| Spikes \| Spring \| Spring Pole \| Switch \| Time Warp sign
Objects		Air Bubble \| Capsule \| Lamppost \| Little Planet flowers \| Metal Sonic Projector \| Monitor (1-UP, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Super Ring, Shield) \| Ring \| Robot transporter \| Super Ring \| Time Bonus \| Time Stone \| UFO
Music	Songs	Brand-new World \| Cosmic Eternity - Believe in Yourself \| Sonic - You Can Do Anything \| Sonic Boom \| When we reach for you~Could it be right~
Music	Albums	Sonic CD (vinyl album) \| Sonic the Hedgehog - Remix \| Sonic the Hedgehog Boom \| Sonic the Hedgehog CD Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition
Other		Debug Mode \| Freeze \| Little Planet \| Never Lake \| Shuttle loop \| Time Attack \| Winding Tunnel *Only included in the 2011 rerelease.

Sonic Chaos

Main article | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery

Characters		Sonic \| Tails \| Dr. Robotnik \| Flicky
Zones		Turquoise Hill Zone \| Gigalopolis Zone \| Sleeping Egg Zone \| Mecha Green Hill Zone \| Aqua Planet Zone \| Electric Egg Zone \| Special Stage
Enemies		Boing-o-Bot \| Bomb \| Buzz Bomber \| Coconut-Bot \| Frogger \| Mecha Hiyoko \| Metal-o-Turtle \| Tsuno-tsuno
Bosses		Lady Bug Boss \| Bead Worm Boss \| Bouncy Boss Robot \| Tree Crawler Boss \| Sphere-o-Bot Boss \| Laser Walker
Moves/Techniques		Airman Tails \| Crouch \| Spin Jump \| Super Peel Out \| Super Spin Attack \| Super Spin Dash
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bonus Plate \| Booster \| High-speed warp tube \| Spikes \| Spring \| Switch
Objects		Air Bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Continue \| Ring \| Video monitor (Extra Life, Invincible, Super Ring, Pogo Spring, Rocket Shoes, Speed Shoes, Time Stop)
Other		Corkscrew loop \| Master Robots \| North Cave \| South Island \| Shuttle loop

Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball

Main article | Staff | Glitches | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic
Non-playable characters		Tails \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Cucky, Locky, Wocky) \| Sally \| Bunnie Rabbot \| Rotor \| Muttski \| Hip and Hop
Levels		Toxic Caves \| Lava Powerhouse \| The Machine \| Showdown \| Bonus Stage
Enemies		Buster \| Buzz Bomber \| Cluckbird \| Clucker \| Crawl \| Ferron \| Krondor \| Magma Worm \| Rexxon \| Robohead \| Scratch
Bosses		Scorpius \| Roboiler \| Veg-O Machine \| Robotnik's Ship
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Jump \| Super Spin Dash
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Bumper \| Drain Bumper \| Flipper \| High-speed warp tube \| Minecart \| Sewer Warp
Objects		Bonus Gate \| Capsule \| Chaos Emerald \| Drop Target \| Ring
Other		Mount Mobius \| Planet Mobius \| Sonic the Hedgehog Boom \| Veg-O-Fortress

Sonic Spinball (8-bit)

Main article | Staff | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic
Non-playable characters		Tails \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Cucky) \| Hip and Hop
Stages		Toxic Pools \| Lava Powerhouse \| The Machine \| Final Showdown \| Bonus Stage
Enemies		Buster \| Buzz Bomber \| Cluckbird \| Ferron \| Krondor \| Magma Worm \| Robohead
Bosses		Toxic Pools Boss \| Roboiler \| Veg-O Machine \| Final Showdown Boss
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Jump \| Super Spin Dash
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bumper \| Drain Bumper \| Flipper \| High-speed warp tube \| Sewer Warp \| Spring Catapult
Objects		Chaos Emerald \| Item Box (1-Up, Continue) \| Drop Target \| Ring
Other		Planet Mobius \| Sonic the Hedgehog Boom \| Volcano Veg-O Fortress

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles

Main articles (Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Sonic & Knuckles Collection) | Staff (Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic & Knuckles Collection) | Manuals (Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles) | Glitches (Sonic 3, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Sonic & Knuckles Collection) | Beta elements (Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic 3 & Knuckles) | Galleries (Sonic 3, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic & Knuckles Collection)

Characters		Sonic (Super Sonic, Hyper Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails) \| Knuckles (Super Knuckles, Hyper Knuckles) \| Dr. Robotnik \| Mecha Sonic (Mecha Sonic's Super State) \| Animals (Flicky (Flicky's Super State), Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Rocky)
Badniks		Batbot \| Blaster \| Blastoid (Carnival Night Zone) \| Blastoid (Hydrocity Zone) \| Bloominator \| Bubbles \| Bugernaut \| Butterdroid \| Catakiller, Jr. \| Chainspike \| Clamer \| Cluckoid \| Corkey \| Dragonfly \| EggRobo \| Fireworm \| Flybot767 \| Hyudoro \| Iwamodoki \| Jawz \| Madmole \| Mantis \| Mega Chopper \| Monkey Dude \| Mushmeanie \| Orbinaut \| Penguinator \| Pointdexter \| RhinoBot \| Ribot \| Rock'n \| Sandworm \| Skorp \| Snale Blaster \| Spikebonker \| Spiker \| Star Pointer \| Technosqueek \| Toxomister \| Turbo Spiker
Zones	Sonic 3	Angel Island Zone \| Hydrocity Zone \| Marble Garden Zone \| Carnival Night Zone \| IceCap Zone \| Launch Base Zone \| Special Stages \| Bonus Stages
	Sonic & Knuckles	Mushroom Hill Zone \| Flying Battery Zone \| Sandopolis Zone \| Lava Reef Zone \| Hidden Palace Zone \| Sky Sanctuary Zone \| Death Egg Zone \| The Doomsday Zone \| Special Stages \| Bonus Stages
	Competition	Azure Lake Zone \| Balloon Park Zone \| Chrome Gadget Zone \| Desert Palace Zone \| Endless Mine Zone
Bosses	Sub-bosses	Doctor Robotnik's Flame Craft \| Doctor Robotnik's Whirlpool Machine \| Tunnelbot \| Self D-Struct Machine \| Iceball \| Swing'm Spikez \| Hei Hou \| Gapsule \| Barrier Eggman \| Guardian \| Heat Arms \| Egg Mobile-H \| Flying Eggman \| Red Eye \| Death Ball
Bosses	Zone bosses	Doctor Robotnik's Flame Craft \| Doctor Robotnik's Waterspout and Depth Charge Machine \| Doctor Robotnik's Jet Drill Pod \| Doctor Robotnik's Energy Ship \| Doctor Robotnik's Freeze-O-Matic \| Ball Shooter \| Beam Rocket \| Big Arm \| Jet Mobile \| Hang Mobile \| Egg Golem \| Hot Mobile \| Knuckles \| Mecha Sonic \| Mecha Sonic's Super State \| Great Eggman Robo \| The Doomsday Zone
Moves/Techniques		Bound Jump \| Crouch \| Double Jump \| Fireball Spin Dash \| Glide \| Gliding Knuckles Attack \| Hyper Flash \| Insta-Shield \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Jump \| Spin Dash \| Spin Attack \| Wall Climb
Items		Air Bubble \| Balloon \| Banana \| Bomb \| Booster \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Capsule \| Change \| Chaos Emerald \| Cloud \| Continue \| Fan \| Jump Stand \| Monitor (Water Shield, Flame Shield, Invincibility, Lightning Shield, Super Ring, Super Shoes, Extra Life, S, Eggman) \| Movable box \| Mushroom \| Pulley \| Ring \| Signpost \| Self-Propelled Bomb \| Slow-Down Shoes \| Snowboard \| Sphere \| Spikes \| Spring \| Spinning Top \| Star Post (Star Circle) \| Super Emerald \| Switch \| Transport \| Vine \| Zip Line
Other		Angel Island \| Barrel \| Blue Knuckles \| Conveyor Belt \| Corkscrew loop \| Crusher \| Debug Mode \| Fireball Cannon \| Flipper \| Flywheel \| Freeze \| Giant spear \| Goal \| Gravity Control Switch \| Gumball \| High-speed elevator \| High-speed warp tube \| Icicle \| Iron ball \| Jewel Radar \| Perfect Bonus \| Platform-raising Wheel \| Pole Elevator \| Relief \| Reverse \| Ring Shooter \| Rock Drill \| Seesaw \| Shuttle loop \| Slot machine \| Snowblower \| Sonic & Knuckles • Sonic the Hedgehog 3 \| Strange Relief \| Time Attack \| Tornado \| Warp Point \| Winding Tunnel \| Wonderman

Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble

Main article | Beta elements | Gallery

Characters		Sonic \| Tails \| Dr. Robotnik \| Knuckles \| Nack \| Metal Sonic \| Flicky
Badniks		Boing-o-Bot \| Bombaberry \| Sunset Park Zone Badnik \| Kameka \| Rabibin \| Meta Junglira Zone Badnik \| Penguin Bombers \| Spidal Tap \| Tidal Plant Zone Badnik \| Mecha Hiyoko \| Bomblur
Zones		Great Turquoise Zone \| Sunset Park Zone \| Meta Junglira Zone \| Robotnik Winter Zone \| Tidal Plant Zone \| Atomic Destroyer Zone \| Special Stage
Bosses		Tart Turtle \| Marve-shupopolous-gou \| Wood Buttarundorf \| Giga Thomas "Pen" \| Knuckles the Echidna \| Metal Sonic \| Atomic Destroyer Zone Boss 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| Nack the Weasel
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Flying Spin Attack \| Heli-Tails \| Spin Attack \| Spin Jump \| Strike Dash \| Super Spin Dash \| V. Maximum Overdrive Attack
Objects		Ring \| Monitor (Super Ring, Power Sneakers, Rocket Shoes, Pogo Spring, Hyper Heli-Tails, Jet Board, Propeller Shoes, Invincibility, 1-Up, Marker, Chaos Emerald, Time Bonus) \| Continue \| Spring \| Air Bubble \| Bonus Panel
Other		Bomb \| Booster \| Breakaway Bumper \| Chaos Emerald \| Comic Adaptation \| Conveyor Belt \| High-speed warp tube \| Sea Fox \| Shuttle loop \| Snowboard \| Spin Coaster \| Star Circle \| Switch \| Teleporter \| Tornado

Tails' Skypatrol

Main article | Manuals

Playable characters		Tails
Non-playable characters		Focke-Wulf \| Bearenger \| Carrotia \| Witchcart
Levels		RailCanyon Area \| RuinWood Area \| MetalIsland Area \| DarkCastle Area
Enemies		Balloon Gun \| Bee Fly \| Bound Head \| Captureberry \| Carronade \| Dorigame \| Gon \| Haneruton \| Minokichi \| Tashiya \| Tobikoshi Crow
Bosses		Focke-Wulf \| Bearenger \| Carrotia \| Witchcart
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Bar \| Catapult \| Kurukuru Panel \| Pole \| Switch \| Switchbolt \| Truck
Objects		1up \| Bell \| Bon Metal \| Crystal \| Daruma Block \| Mint Candy \| Muteki Star \| Omori \| Ring \| Ring Boomerang
Other		Continue

Sonic Labyrinth

Main article | Gallery

Playable characters	Sonic
Non-playable characters	Dr. Robotnik
Zones	Labyrinth of the Sky \| Labyrinth of the Sea \| Labyrinth of the Factory \| Labyrinth of the Castle \| Bonus Stage
Enemies	Aroro \| Dragogo \| Flowawa \| Gaikoko \| Kabutoto \| Kapupu \| Kibaba \| Mukaka \| Nyororo \| Ototo \| Peppepe \| Peroro \| Puyoyo \| Robototo \| Takoko \| Toriri \| Yadokaka
Bosses	Mecha Gorilla \| Kani Pearl \| Needle Man \| Smiley Bomb
Objects	Chaos Emerald \| Power-up (1UP, Hourglass, Invincible, Sneakers, ? Item) \| Key \| Ring
Other	Flipper \| South Island \| Speed Down Boots \| Super Sonic Spin Dash \| Time Attack

Sonic 3D Blast

Characters		Sonic \| Dr. Eggman \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Flicky
Zones		Green Grove Zone \| Rusty Ruin Zone \| Spring Stadium Zone \| Diamond Dust Zone \| Volcano Valley Zone \| Gene Gadget Zone \| Panic Puppet Zone \| The Final Fight \| Special Stage
Badniks		Bat \| Bee \| Bug \| Bunny \| Crock \| Dragfly \| Firefly \| Fish \| Hunter \| Mouse \| Octopus \| Pengo \| Scorpy \| Scouter \| Shell \| Snake \| Snowman \| Spider \| Walker \| Whirl
Bosses		Green Grove Zone \| Rusty Ruin Zone \| Spring Stadium Zone \| Diamond Dust Zone \| Volcano Valley Zone \| Gene Gadget Zone \| Panic Puppet Zone \| The Final Fight
Moves/Techniques		Blast Attack \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Booster \| Bomb \| Bumper \| Cannon \| Conveyor Belt \| Giant spear \| High-speed elevator \| High-speed warp tube \| Industrial fan \| Iron ball \| Snowblower \| Spring \| Transport
Objects		Chaos Emerald \| Continue \| Dimension Ring \| Ring \| Sonic Medal \| TV (1-Up, 10 Ring, Blue Shield, Gold Shield, High Speed, Invincible, Red Shield)
Other		Archie Sonic Blast \| Atlantis \| Flicky Island \| Freeze \| You're My Hero

Sonic Blast

Main article | Gallery

Characters		Sonic \| Knuckles \| Dr. Eggman
Zones		Green Hill Zone \| Yellow Desert Zone \| Red Volcano Zone \| Blue Marine Zone \| Silver Castle Zone \| Special Stage
Enemies		Aquis \| Batbot \| Blue Marine Zone Badnik \| Buzzer \| Coconuts \| Egg Saucer \| Gohla \| Masher \| Octopus \| Rexon \| Yellow Desert Zone Badnik
Bosses		Green Hill Zone boss \| Yellow Desert Zone boss \| Red Volcano Zone boss \| Blue Marine Zone boss \| Silver Castle Zone boss \| Final boss
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Glide \| Sonic Boost Blast \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Wall Climbing
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bonus Plate \| Bumper \| Dash Panel \| High-speed warp tube \| Spikes \| Spring \| Teleporter \| Transport
Objects		Air Bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Giant Ring \| Ring \| TV (1-Up, Super Ring, Invincible, Marker, Robotnik Mark, Shield, Shoe, ???)
Other		Continue \| South Island

Sonic Adventure

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| E-102 Gamma \| Big \| Metal Sonic*
Non-playable characters		Dr. Eggman \| Beta (Mark II) \| Chao \| Chaos (Chaos 1, Chaos 2, Chaos 4, Chaos 6, Perfect Chaos) \| Cream* \| Delta \| Epsilon \| Froggy \| Grandma \| Mr. Know-It-All \| Pachacamac \| Tikal \| Unnamed Sonic robot* \| ZERO \| Zeta \| Animals (Deer, Elephant, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Seal, Sea Otter, Skunk, Swallow)
Adventure Fields		Egg Carrier \| Mystic Ruins \| Station Square
Action Stages		Emerald Coast \| Windy Valley \| Casinopolis \| IceCap \| Twinkle Park \| Speed Highway \| Red Mountain \| Sky Deck \| Lost World \| Hot Shelter \| Final Egg
Sub Games		Sky Chase \| Sand Hill \| Hedgehog Hammer \| Twinkle Circuit \| Boss
Enemies		Beat \| Bladed Spinner \| Boa-Boa \| Buyoon \| Cart Kiki \| Cop Speeder \| Egg Keeper \| Electro Spinner \| Fighter Aircraft A \| Fighter Aircraft B \| Gola \| Ice Ball \| Icecap's unnamed aircraft \| Kiki \| Leon \| mechanical fish \| Pirate \| Rhinotank \| Sky Deck's unnamed jet fighter \| Spiky Spinner \| Sweeper
Bosses		Chaos 0 \| Chaos 2 \| Chaos 4 \| Chaos 6 \| E-101 Beta \| E-101 Mark II \| E-102 Gamma \| E-103 Delta \| E-104 Epsilon \| E-105 Zeta \| Egg Carrier \| Egg Hornet \| Egg Viper \| Egg Walker \| Knuckles the Echidna \| Perfect Chaos \| Sonic the Hedgehog \| ZERO
Moves/ Techniques	Playable characters	Bolt of lightning \| Climb \| Dig \| Flight Mode \| Glide \| Hammer Attack \| Hammer Jump \| Hover \| Homing Attack \| Homing Missile Launch \| Jump Attack \| Laser Gun \| Light Speed Attack \| Light Speed Dash \| Lure Attack \| Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack \| Pick \| Propeller Flight \| Punch Attack \| Rapid Tails Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Hammer Attack \| Spin Jump \| Tails Attack
Moves/ Techniques	NPCs	Arm Punch \| Bomb Attack \| Bomb Gun Attack \| Charge \| Double Punch \| Earthquake Attack \| Electric Arm \| Energy Ball Attack \| Flame Thrower Attack \| Guiding Missiles \| Instantaneous Liquefaction \| Laser Beam Attack \| Homing Tail Slice \| Inhale Attack \| Marble Attack \| Phantom Shadow Move \| Punch \| Quarter Attack \| Scorpion Attack \| Shockwave Attack (Chaos 6) \| Sonic Boom \| Spin Attack \| Spinning Spike Attack \| Spouting Attack \| Squash Roll Attack \| Swing Punch
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bumper \| Bumper Car \| Cannon \| Conveyor Belt \| Crank \| Dash Panel \| Dash Ring \| Drum Can \| Explosion Trap \| Fan \| Flipper \| Fountain \| Goal Balloon \| Hanging Bell \| Helicopter \| Hint Box \| Hint Orb \| Icicle \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel (plate) \| Jump Panel (ramp) \| Jump Ramp \| Laser field \| Lit Panel \| Mirror \| Monkey Detonation Switch \| Orca \| Power cube \| Rocket \| Satellite \| Slot machine \| Spring \| Spring Catapult \| Switch \| Teleporter \| Wide spring \| Wind Path \| Zip Line
Objects	General	Air Bubble \| Capsule \| Cart pass \| Chao Egg \| Chaos Emerald \| Doll \| Emblem \| Emerald Shard \| Employee ID Card \| Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, Extra Life, High-Speed Shoes, Invincibility, Magnetic Shield, Random Rings, Shield, Smart Bomb) \| Key Stone (Gold Statue, Ice Stone, Silver Statue, Wind Stone) \| Point Marker \| Ring \| Sandboard \| Snowboard \| Sonic Token
Objects	Level Up Items	Ancient Light \| Crystal Ring \| Fighting Gloves \| Jet Anklet \| Jet Booster \| Laser Blaster \| Life Belt \| Light Speed Shoes \| Long Hammer \| Lure \| Power Rod \| Rhythm Badge \| Shovel Claw \| Warrior Feather
English voice actors		Ryan Drummond (Sonic) \| Corey Bringas (Tails) \| Michael McGaharn (Knuckles) \| Deem Bristow (Eggman) \| Jennifer Douillard (Amy) \| Jon St. John (Big) \| Elara Distler (Tikal, Station Square Train Voice, Default Menu Voice) \| Steve Broadie (Gamma, Pachacamac, Mystic Ruins Train Voice) \| Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Shun Yashiro (Big) \| Kaori Asoh (Tikal) \| Jōji Nakata (Gamma) \| Tōru Ōkawa (Pachacamac) \| Kaho Kōda (Station Square Train Voice) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Mystic Ruins Train Voice) \| Elara Distler (Default Menu Voice) \| Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Music	Songs	Believe In Myself \| It Doesn't Matter \| Lazy Days \| My Sweet Passion \| Open Your Heart \| Unknown from M.E.
Music	Albums	Sonic Adventure Original Sound Track (Digi-Log Conversation) \| Sonic Adventure Remix \| Sonic Adventure: Songs With Attitude Vocal Mini-Album \| Sonic Adventure Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition \| Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era
Other		777 Slots Pinball \| Angel Island \| Auto Running \| Black Market \| Card & Pinball \| Chao Adventure^ \| Chao Garden (Station Square Garden, Mystic Ruins Garden, Egg Carrier Island) \| Chao Race \| Chao Stadium \| Chao in Space \| Chao Machine \| Chao Search* \| Corkscrew loop \| Debug Mode \| E-100 Series \| Egg Carrier \| Egg Carrier 2 \| Emerald Radar \| Freeze \| Life gauge \| Mission Mode \| Mystic Ruins \| Shrine of Knuckles's race \| Shuttle loop \| Sonic Adventure (LCD) \| Station Square \| Station Square Police Department \| Tails' Lab \| Tornado \| Tornado 2 \| Transporter Machine Exclusive to Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut* ^Exclusive to Dreamcast version of Sonic Adventure

Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure

Main article | Staff | Beta elements | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails
Non-playable characters		Knuckles \| Mecha Sonic \| Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky)
Zones		Neo South Island Zone \| Secret Plant Zone \| Cosmic Casino Zone \| Aquatic Relix Zone \| Sky Chase Zone \| Aerobase Zone \| Gigantic Angel Zone \| Last Utopia Zone \| Chaotic Space Zone \| Special Stage
Enemies		Asteron \| Balkiry \| Buzzer \| Chop Chop \| Clucker \| Coconuts \| Grounder \| Masher \| Nebula \| Shellcracker \| Slicer \| Spiny \| Whisp
Bosses		Neo South Island Zone boss \| Secret Plant Zone boss \| Cosmic Casino Zone boss \| Aquatic Relix Zone boss \| Aerobase Zone boss \| Gigantic Angel Zone boss \| Last Utopia Zone boss \| Chaotic Space Zone boss
Moves/Techniques		Crouch \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Dash Panel \| Fan \| Flipper \| Goal Plate \| High-speed warp tube \| Jump Panel \| Metal nut \| Slot machine \| Spring \| Spring Catapult
Objects		Air Bubble \| Capsule \| Chaos Emerald \| Giant Ring \| Item box (1UP, Invincible Protect, Power-Sneakers, Shield, Super Ring) \| Star Post \| Switch \| Photo piece \| Ring
Other		Continue \| Corkscrew loop \| Debug Mode \| Shuttle loop \| Totem Pole \| Tornado \| Winding Tunnel

Sonic Adventure 2

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy* \| Shadow (Super Shadow) \| Rouge \| Eggman \| Big^ \| Tikal \| Chaos* \| Dark Chao Walker* \| Chao Walker* \| Metal Sonic*
Non-playable characters		Chao (Dark Chao, Hero Chao, Chaos Chao) \| Gerald \| Maria \| President \| Secretary \| Sigma-Alpha 2 \| Researcher \| Animals (Bat, Bear, Boar, Cheetah, Condor, Dragon, Gorilla, Half Fish, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Phoenix, Rabbit, Raccoon, Seal, Sea Otter, Sheep, Skeleton Dog, Skunk, Tiger, Unicorn)
Stages	Hero	City Escape \| Wild Canyon \| Prison Lane \| Metal Harbor \| Green Forest \| Pumpkin Hill \| Mission Street \| Aquatic Mine \| Route 101 \| Hidden Base \| Pyramid Cave \| Death Chamber \| Eternal Engine \| Meteor Herd \| Crazy Gadget \| Final Rush
	Dark	Iron Gate \| Dry Lagoon \| Sand Ocean \| Radical Highway \| Egg Quarters \| Lost Colony \| Weapons Bed \| Security Hall \| White Jungle \| Route 280 \| Sky Rail \| Mad Space \| Cosmic Wall \| Final Chase
	Misc.	Cannon's Core \| Green Hill
	2P Stages	Downtown Race \| Grind Race \| Planet Quest \| Pool Quest \| Deck Race \| Pyramid Race
Enemies	G.U.N.	Blue Eagle \| Bomb Beetle \| Bomb Wing \| Gold Beetle \| Gun Hawk \| Gun Beetle \| Gun Hawk \| Gun Hunter \| Gun Wing \| Hornet-3 \| Hornet-6 \| Hornet-9 \| Laser Hawk \| Laser Hornet \| Laser Hunter \| Mono Beetle \| Phoenix \| Rhino Cannon \| Rhino Jet \| Rhino Metal \| Rhino Spike \| Shield Hunter \| Sky Hawk \| Spark Beetle \| Spring Beetle
	Badniks	Buzz Bomber \| Chopper \| E-1000 \| Gola \| Unidus \| Kiki
	Misc	Artificial Chaos (Artificial Chaos P-1, Artificial Chaos P-100, Cell, Float Type, Guard Type) \| Boo \| Boom Boo
Bosses		B-3x Hot Shot \| Biolizard \| Dr. Eggman \| Egg Golem \| F-6t Big Foot \| Finalhazard \| King Boom Boo \| Knuckles \| R-1/A Flying Dog \| Rouge \| Shadow \| Sonic \| Tails
Moves/Techniques		Amy Flash* \| Black Shield* \| Black Wave* \| Booming Missile* \| Bounce Attack \| Captive Light* \| Chaos Bind* \| Chaos Control \| Chaos Impact* \| Chaos Screw* \| Chaos Spear \| Chaos Strike* \| Charm Ray* \| Crazy Rush* \| Crouch \| Dark Finish* \| Dark Omochao* \| Dig \| Drill Claw \| Drill Drive \| Fire Somersault \| Glide \| Grind Step \| Grinding \| Hammer Punch* \| Heaven's Justice* \| Hell Bomber* \| Hip Drop* \| Hover \| Homing Attack \| Jump Dash \| Kick/Kick Attack \| Knuckle Spin* \| Laser Missile* \| Light Attack \| Light Speed Dash \| Lock-on \| Lock-On Missile \| Magic Hands \| Omochao \| Pick \| Power Flash* \| Power Laser* \| Propeller Punch \| Punch (Eggwalker) \| Punch/Punch Attack \| Rocket Launcher \| Rumble Launcher* \| Screw Kick \| Somersault \| Sonic Wind* \| Speed Up* \| Spin Jump \| Spin Dash \| Spiral Upper \| Storming Heart* \| Super Sonic Boost \| Swim \| Thunder Arrow* \| Time Stop* \| Volkan Cannon \| Wrath of Gaia* \| Zap Laser*
Gimmicks and obstacles		Ancient Ruin \| Ball Switch \| Bungie Vine \| Dash Panel \| Dynamite \| Egg Beetle \| Gravity Control Switch \| Green energy fluid \| Grind Rail \| GUN Military Truck \| High-speed warp tube \| Hint Box \| Hourglass \| Iron ball \| Jump Plate \| Laser field \| Missile \| Pipe \| Propeller Spring \| Pulley \| Ramp \| Rocket \| Safe \| Spikes \| Spinning drum \| Swing Bar \| Time Stop Switch \| Turtle \| Warp Hole \| Warp Wall \| Weight \| Wide spring
Objects	General	Balloon \| Chao Egg \| Chao Key \| Chaos Emerald \| Chaos Drive \| Container (Cage, Chao Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) \| Emblem \| Emerald Shard \| Goal Ring \| Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, 20 Rings, Bomb, Extra Life, Health, High-Speed Shoes, Invincibility, Magnetic Shield, Shield) \| Key Stone (Gate Key) \| Meteorite \| Outfit \| Point Marker \| Ring \| Snowboard
Objects	Level Up Items	Air Necklace \| Air Shoes \| Ancient Light \| Bazooka \| Booster \| Bounce Bracelet \| Flame Ring \| Hammer Gloves \| Iron Boots \| Jet Engine \| Large Cannon \| Laser Blaster \| Light Speed Shoes \| Magic Gloves \| Mystic Melody \| Pick Nails \| Protective Armor \| Shovel Claw \| Sunglasses \| Treasure Scope
English voice actors		Ryan Drummond (Sonic) \| Connor Bringas (Tails) \| Scott Dreier (Knuckles/GUN Soldiers) \| Jennifer Douillard (Amy Rose) \| David Humphrey (Shadow the Hedgehog) \| Lani Minella (Rouge/Omochao) \| Deem Bristow (Doctor Eggman) \| Moriah Angeline (Maria Robotnik) \| Marc Biagi (Gerald/GUN Soldiers) \| Steve Broadie (President) \| Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) \| Jon St. John (Big) \| Elara Distler (Tikal) \| Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Kōji Yusa (Shadow) \| Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman ) \| Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) \| Yuri Shiratori (Maria) \| Kinryū Arimoto (President) \| Shun Yashiro (Big) \| Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) \| Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Music	Songs	A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup \| Believe In Myself \| Deeper \| Dive into the Mellow \| E.G.G.M.A.N. \| Escape from the City \| Fly in the Freedom \| For True Story \| It Doesn't Matter \| Kick the Rock! \| Live and Learn \| My Sweet Passion \| Rhythm And Balance \| Space Trip Steps \| Supporting Me \| The Supernatural \| Throw It All Away \| Unknown from M.E. \| Vengeance is Mine
Music	Albums	Multi-Dimensional Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track \| Sonic Adventure 2 Vocal Collection: Cuts Unleashed \| Sonic Adventure 2 Official Soundtrack \| Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Sampler \| Sonic Adventure 2 Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition \| Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era
Other		2G Hi-Speed Shoes \| Angel Island \| Auto Running \| Black Market \| Central City \| Chao Adventure 2^ \| Chao Garden (Dark, Hero, Neutral) \| Chao in Space \| Chao Kindergarten \| Chao Machine \| Chao Race \| Chao Stadium \| Chao Transporter^ \| Chao World \| Corkscrew loop \| Cyclone \| Eclipse Cannon \| Eggman Bombom \| Eggwalker \| Emerald Radar \| Fake Emerald \| Gerald Robotnik's diary \| Health Gauge \| Kart Race \| Prison Island \| Project Shadow \| Rank \| Shuttle loop \| Space Colony ARK \| Station Square \| Teleporter \| Totem Pole \| Winding Tunnel Appears or is playable only in the 2P mode ^Exclusive to Dreamcast version of Sonic Adventure 2*

Sonic Advance

Playable characters		Sonic \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy
Non-playable characters		Eggman \| Chao (Gold Chao) \| Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Picky, Pocky, Rabbit, Ricky, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk, Swallow)
Zones		Neo Green Hill Zone \| Secret Base Zone \| Casino Paradise Zone \| Ice Mountain Zone \| Angel Island Zone \| Egg Rocket Zone \| Cosmic Angel Zone \| X-Zone \| The Moon Zone \| Special Stage
Enemies		Buzzer \| Drisame \| GamiGami \| Hanabii \| Kero-Kero \| Kiki \| Kura \| Leon \| Mirror \| Mogu \| Oct \| Pen \| Pierrot \| Rhinotank \| Senbon \| Slot \| Tentou \| Wamu \| Yukimaru
Bosses		Egg Hammer Tank \| Egg Press \| Egg Ball \| Egg Spider \| Mecha Knuckles \| Egg Snake \| Egg Mobile-H \| Egg Mobile-D \| EGG X \| Super Egg Robot
Moves/technique		Climb \| Crouch \| Glide \| Grinding \| Hammer Attack \| Hammer Jump \| Hammer Whirl \| Jump Dash \| Giant Steps \| Insta-Shield \| Jump Attack \| Propeller Flying \| Skid Attack \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Super Sonic Boost \| Somersault \| Tail Swipe
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Barrel \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Conveyor Belt \| Dash Panel \| Fan \| Flipper \| Goal Plate \| Grind Rail \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Pole \| Special Spring \| Spikes \| Spring \| Zip Line
Objects		Box (? Ring, 5 Rings, 10 Rings, Barrier, Blind, Brake, Confusion, Extra Life, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Speed Boots, Transparency, Warp) \| Capsule \| Checkpoint \| Continue \| Ring
Other		Chao Search \| Moon \| Pulley \| Shuttle loop \| Time Attack \| Tiny Chao Garden \| Time Over \| Tornado \| Trick Point \| Winding Tunnel

Sonic Advance 2

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Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Cream \| Cheese \| Amy
Non-playable characters		Dr. Eggman \| Vanilla \| Guard Robo \| Chao \| Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk, Swallow)
Zones		Leaf Forest \| Hot Crater \| Music Plant \| Ice Paradise \| Sky Canyon \| Techno Base \| Egg Utopia \| XX \| True Area 53 \| Special Stages
Enemies		Balloon \| Bell \| Buzzer \| Circus \| Flickey \| Geji-Geji \| Gohla \| Hammerhead \| Kiki \| Koura \| Kubinaga \| Kura-Kura \| Kyura \| Madillo \| Mon \| Mouse \| Pen \| Piko Piko \| Spina \| Star \| Straw \| Yado
Bosses		EggHammerTankII \| Egg Bomber Tank \| Egg Totem \| Aero Egg \| Egg Saucer \| Egg-Go-Round \| Egg Frog \| Super Eggrobo Z \| True Area 53 boss
Moves/ Techniques	General	Amy Dash \| Boost Mode \| Bound \| Chao Attack \| Chao Rolling Attack \| Crouch \| Double Spin Attack \| Drill Claw \| Double Punch \| Flying \| Grinding \| Hammer Attack \| Head Slide \| Homing Attack \| Jump Dash \| Mid-Air Glide \| Mid-Air Hammer Swirl \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spiral Attack \| Skid Attack \| Step Attack \| Super Hammer Attack \| Super Skid \| Super Sonic Boost \| Super Tails Swipe \| Tail Swipe \| Wall Climb
Moves/ Techniques	Mid-Air Trick Actions	Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step, Spiral Upper) \| Long Wind Jump (Burning Straight, Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) \| Stop 'n' Slam (Bound, Drill Claw, Mid-Air Hammer Swirl, Propeller Descent, Soft Bomber) \| Quick Reverse (Back Attack, Back Rotor, Back Star, Milky Turn)
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Dash Panel \| Fan \| Gravity Control Switch \| Grind Rail \| Gymnastic Bar \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Pole \| Rotating platform \| Spikes \| Spring
Objects		Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Attack, Brake, Confusion, Invincibility, Maximum Speed, Mosaic, Random Ring Bonus, Ring Magnet, Shield, Warp) \| Chaos Emerald \| Checkpoint \| Ring \| Special Ring
Other		Auto Running \| Chao Bounce \| Chao Search \| Corkscrew loop \| Freeze \| Time Attack \| Time Over \| Tiny Chao Garden \| Shuttle loop \| Winding Tunnel

Sonic Heroes

Playable characters	Team Sonic	Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails) \| Knuckles (Super Knuckles)
	Team Dark	Shadow \| Rouge \| Omega
	Team Rose	Amy \| Cream \| Cheese \| Big
	Team Chaotix	Espio \| Charmy \| Vector
Non-playable characters		Dr. Eggman \| Metal Sonic (Neo Metal Sonic) \| Chocola \| Froggy \| Shadow Android \| Omochao \| Dark Chao \| Hero Chao
Stages	1P stages	Sea Gate \| Seaside Hill \| Ocean Palace \| Grand Metropolis \| Power Plant \| Casino Park \| BINGO Highway \| Rail Canyon \| Bullet Station \| Frog Forest \| Lost Jungle \| Hang Castle \| Mystic Mansion \| Egg Fleet \| Final Fortress \| Special Stage
2P stages		BINGO Highway \| Casino Course \| City Course \| City Top \| Casino Ring \| Egg Fleet \| Egg Treat \| Frog Forest \| Grand Metropolis \| Hot Elevator \| Mad Express \| Pinball Match \| Rail Canyon \| Road Rock \| Seaside Course \| Seaside Hill \| Special Stage \| Terror Hall \| Turtle Shell
2P Play Mode		Action Race \| Battle \| Bobsled Race \| Expert Race \| Quick Race \| Ring Race \| Special Stage
Enemies		Bomb Flapper \| Cameron \| Cannon Flapper \| E-2000 \| E-2000R \| Egg Bishop \| Egg Hammer \| Egg Knight \| Egg Magician \| Egg Pawn \| Egg Pawn (Casino version) \| Falco \| Flapper \| Gold Cameron \| Gold Klagen \| Gun Flapper \| Heavy-Egg Hammer \| Klagen \| Laser Flapper \| Needle Flapper \| Pumpkin ghost \| Rhinoliner \| Search Flapper \| Solid Flapper \| Solid Pawn
Bosses		Egg Albatross \| Egg Emperor \| Egg Hawk \| Metal Madness \| Metal Overlord \| Robot Carnival \| Robot Storm \| Team Chaotix \| Team Dark \| Team Rose \| Team Sonic
Moves/ Techniques	Speed Maneuvers	Homing Attack \| Jump Dash \| Kick \| Light Dash \| Lightspeed Attack \| Propeller Hammer \| Rocket Accel \| Shuriken \| Spin \| Spin Jump \| Swinging Hammer Attack \| Tornado Jump (Black Tornado, Blue Tornado, Leaf Swirl, Tornado Hammer) \| Triangle Jump
	Power Maneuvers	Auto Homing \| Body Press \| Bubblegum Descent \| Fire Combination \| Fire Dunk \| Fire Launcher \| Fireball Jump \| Forward Power Attack \| Hammer Down \| Jump Fire Knock \| Jump Fireball \| Remote Power Attack (Fireball, Fire Knock) \| Spin Jump \| Triangle Dive \| Umbrella Descent \| Wide Power Attack (Big Fishing, Omega Arm, Vector Breath, Volcanic Dunk)
	Fly Maneuvers	Ascending Flight \| Cheese Attack \| Dummy Ring Bomb \| Spin Jump \| Sting Attack \| Thunder Shoot \| Quick Ascent
	Team Blasts	Sonic Overdrive \| Chaos Inferno \| Flower Festival \| Chaotix Recital \| Super Sonic Power
	Misc.	Chaos Control \| Crouch \| Crystal Attack \| Grind Step \| Grinding
Gimmicks and obstacles		Ball Switch \| Bingo \| Bobsled \| Bomb \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Conveyor Belt \| Dash Panel \| Dash Rail \| Dash Ring \| Detonator Switch \| Fan \| Fireball \| Flipper \| Flower \| Formation Change Gate \| Giant Frog \| Giant Switch \| Grind Rail \| Hint Ring \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Kao \| Laser field \| Mushroom \| Orb switch \| Pole \| Power Gong \| Propeller \| Pulley \| Rainbow Ring \| Slot machine \| Spring \| Target Switch \| Trolley \| Vine \| Warp Flower \| Weight \| Wide spring
Objects		Capsule \| Car \| Casino chip \| Castle Key \| Cell Key \| Chaos Emerald \| Chaotix Detective Agency \| Check Point \| Container (Cage, Case, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) \| Emblem \| Engine Core \| Floating Item Box \| Goal Ring \| Hermit crab \| Item Box (Barrier, Fly Charge, High Speed, Invincible, Rings, Power Core, Team Blast Ring, 1-Up) \| Light spider marking \| Power Core \| Ring \| Special Stage Key \| Sphere \| Torch
Voice actors	English	Ryan Drummond (Sonic, Metal Sonic) \| Deem Bristow (Eggman) \| William Corkery (Tails) \| Scott Drier (Knuckles) \| David Humphrey (Shadow) \| Lani Minella (Rouge, Omochao) \| Jon St. John (Omega, Big) \| Jennifer Douillard (Amy) \| Sarah Wulfeck (Cream) \| Bill Corkery (Espio) \| Marc Biagi (Vector) \| Emily Corkery (Charmy)
Voice actors	Japanese	Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic, Metal Sonic) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Kōji Yusa (Shadow) \| Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) \| Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream) \| Takashi Nagasako (Big) \| Yūki Masuda (Espio) \| Kenta Miyake (Vector) \| Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) \| Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao)
Music	Songs	Sonic Heroes \| We Can \| This Machine \| Follow Me \| Team Chaotix \| What I'm Made of...
Music	Albums	Complete Trinity: Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrax \| Triple Threat: Sonic Heroes Vocal Trax \| Sonic Heroes Official Soundtrack \| Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition
Other		Armored train \| Dummy Ring \| Egg Bazooka \| Egg Fleet \| Egg Gun \| Egg Spear \| Fly Type \| Formation Change Gate \| Health Gauge \| HEXAeco \| Moon \| Orca \| Palm Plants \| Power Type \| Rank \| Sonic Heroes Puzzle \| Shuttle loop \| Speed Type \| Super Hard Mode \| Team Blast Gauge \| Tornado 2

Sonic Advance 3