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| − | |date = 15 August 2015<ref name="Zap2it">{{Cite web|url=http://tvschedule.zap2it.com/tv/sonic-boom-battle-of-the-boy-bands/EP020402810042?aid=tvschedule |title=Sonic Boom: ''Battle of the Boy Bands'' |publisher=Zap2it.com |accessdate= 31 July 2015}}</ref> |
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*29 August 2015 {{C|FR}} |
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*22 February 2015 {{C|ITA}} |
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| + | *1 July 2017 {{C|JP}} |
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| + | *23 November 2015 {{C|KO}}<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cartoonnetworkkorea.com/program/schedule.html?ymd=20151123 |title=Cartoon Network - Schedule (2015/11/23) |publisher= |accessdate=12 March 2017}}</ref> |
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*23 May 2016 {{C|PL}} |
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"'''Battle of the Boy Bands'''" is the thirty-ninth episode in the ''[[Sonic Boom (TV series)|Sonic Boom]]'' television series. It first aired on 15 August 2015 in the United States and on 29 August 2015 in France. |
"'''Battle of the Boy Bands'''" is the thirty-ninth episode in the ''[[Sonic Boom (TV series)|Sonic Boom]]'' television series. It first aired on 15 August 2015 in the United States and on 29 August 2015 in France. |
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*[[Team Sonic (Sonic Boom)|Team Sonic]] |
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**[[Amy Rose (Sonic Boom)|Amy Rose]] |
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| − | **[[Dude-itude]]/[[Dreamboat Express]] {{1st}} |
+ | **[[Dude-itude]] {{1st}}/[[Dreamboat Express]] {{1st}} |
***[[Knuckles the Echidna (Sonic Boom)|Knuckles the Echidna]] |
***[[Knuckles the Echidna (Sonic Boom)|Knuckles the Echidna]] |
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***[[Miles "Tails" Prower (Sonic Boom)|Miles "Tails" Prower]] |
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***[[Sticks' Burrow]] |
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***[[Tails' Workshop (Sonic Boom)|Tails' Workshop]] |
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Later that night, the concert is getting ready to start, and Dreamboat Express takes the stage just before Justin is about to perform. Sonic challenges Justin to a sing-off so they can determine the counter-frequency. Both sides do very well, and Amy and Sticks comment on this new band. After the sing-off, Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles become a rock band, calling themselves Knuckles' original suggestion of "Dude-itude". Sonic is on guitar, Tails is on bass, while Knuckles is the drummer. During their song, Sonic does a guitar solo that knocks Justin down and nullifies the mind control. The audience then forget where they are, and Justin's merchandise is thrown away. Justin then decides to quit music and start a reality TV show, much to Dixon's disappointment. Dude-itude continues to perform while the crowd cheers them on. |
Later that night, the concert is getting ready to start, and Dreamboat Express takes the stage just before Justin is about to perform. Sonic challenges Justin to a sing-off so they can determine the counter-frequency. Both sides do very well, and Amy and Sticks comment on this new band. After the sing-off, Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles become a rock band, calling themselves Knuckles' original suggestion of "Dude-itude". Sonic is on guitar, Tails is on bass, while Knuckles is the drummer. During their song, Sonic does a guitar solo that knocks Justin down and nullifies the mind control. The audience then forget where they are, and Justin's merchandise is thrown away. Justin then decides to quit music and start a reality TV show, much to Dixon's disappointment. Dude-itude continues to perform while the crowd cheers them on. |
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| + | *[[Dreamboat Express]] and [[Dude-itude]] are formed and put a stop to [[Justin Beaver]]'s mind control music which was orchestrated by [[Dixon]]. These events would be recalled in "[[Planes, Trains and Dude-Mobiles]]" and "[[Vector Detector]]"; Dude-itude also returns in "[[Planes, Trains and Dude-Mobiles]]" and "[[Three Men And My Baby!]]". |
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| + | *Justin promised at the end of this episode that he would get a job in reality television. This promise was revealed to have been fulfilled in "[[Vector Detector]]". |
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==Production== |
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| − | According to [[Alan Denton]], the staff listened to lots of [[Wikipedia:Justin Bieber|Justin Bieber]] music while writing this episode.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://twitter.com/AlanTheWriter/status/632564653571182593 |title=Alan Denton on Twitter |date=15 August 2015 |author=Alan Denton |work=Twitter |accessdate=15 August 2015 |quote='''Alan Denton''': Fun fact: While writing today's #SonicBoom, we listened to a ton of Justin Bieber. Looking back, all that research probably wasn't necessary }}</ref> |
+ | According to [[Alan Denton]], the staff listened to lots of [[Wikipedia:Justin Bieber|Justin Bieber]] music while writing this episode.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://twitter.com/AlanTheWriter/status/632564653571182593 |title=Alan Denton on Twitter |date=15 August 2015 |author=Alan Denton |work=Twitter |accessdate=15 August 2015 |quote='''Alan Denton''': Fun fact: While writing today's #SonicBoom, we listened to a ton of Justin Bieber. Looking back, all that research probably wasn't necessary }}</ref> When coming up with names for Sonic's band, alternate name would be "Dimple Town", "Lavender Boys" and "The Paisley Experience".<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://twitter.com/AlanTheWriter/status/814971289601351680 |title=Alan Denton on Twitter |date=30 December 2016 |author=Alan Denton |work=Twitter |accessdate=31 December 2016 |quote='''Alan Denton''': A Dreamboat Express sighting in the wild!! True story: an alternate name Greg & I thought about for the band in that ep. was "Dimple Town." }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://twitter.com/AlanTheWriter/status/933065027283771393 |title=Alan Denton on Twitter |date=21 November 2017 |author=Alan Denton |work=Twitter |accessdate=26 November 2017 |quote= }}</ref> |
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| + | |소닉, 밴드를 결성하다 |
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*Justin Beaver is a parody of [[Wikipedia:Justin Bieber|Justin Bieber]]. |
*Justin Beaver is a parody of [[Wikipedia:Justin Bieber|Justin Bieber]]. |
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*This is the first time in the franchise since ''[[Sonic Underground]]'' to have Sonic sing as well as the first time in the franchise overall to have Tails and Knuckles sing. |
*This is the first time in the franchise since ''[[Sonic Underground]]'' to have Sonic sing as well as the first time in the franchise overall to have Tails and Knuckles sing. |
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| − | *This episode features a total of twelve songs ( |
+ | *This episode features a total of twelve songs (not including the intro and credit songs). |
*During the scenes with large female audiences, several recolored duplicates of series' recurring characters are see among the crowd. This is most likely due to ''Sonic Boom''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> limited budget concerning character creations. As such, multiple copies of one character can be spotted in one scene, while others seemingly appear in an entirely different place after being spotted in another. |
*During the scenes with large female audiences, several recolored duplicates of series' recurring characters are see among the crowd. This is most likely due to ''Sonic Boom''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> limited budget concerning character creations. As such, multiple copies of one character can be spotted in one scene, while others seemingly appear in an entirely different place after being spotted in another. |
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+ | *A soundalike of the pop jazz instrumental "[[Wikipedia:Yakety Sax|Yakety Sax]]" plays during the chase scene between Dixon and Dreamboat Express. |
*This is the first time [[Perci]] and [[Salty]], both whom debuted in ''[[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]]'', appear in the television series. |
*This is the first time [[Perci]] and [[Salty]], both whom debuted in ''[[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]]'', appear in the television series. |
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*This is the first episode in the ''[[Sonic Boom (TV series)|Sonic Boom]]'' television series to not have [[Doctor Eggman (Sonic Boom)|Eggman]] make a physical appearance. |
*This is the first episode in the ''[[Sonic Boom (TV series)|Sonic Boom]]'' television series to not have [[Doctor Eggman (Sonic Boom)|Eggman]] make a physical appearance. |
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*This is the second time in the ''Sonic Boom'' television series where Amy and Sticks fan girl over someone. The first time was in "[[Blue With Envy]]". |
*This is the second time in the ''Sonic Boom'' television series where Amy and Sticks fan girl over someone. The first time was in "[[Blue With Envy]]". |
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| − | *The song that Dude-itude plays in order to free the audience from their mind control is based to "[[Wikipedia:Give It Away (Red Hot Chili Peppers song)|Give It Away]]" and "[[Wikipedia:Can't Stop (Red Hot Chili Peppers song)|Can't Stop]]", both of which are by the [[Wikipedia:Red Hot Chili Peppers|Red Hot Chili-Peppers]]. This was confirmed by [[Alan Denton]].<ref>{{ |
+ | *The song that Dude-itude plays in order to free the audience from their mind control is based to "[[Wikipedia:Give It Away (Red Hot Chili Peppers song)|Give It Away]]" and "[[Wikipedia:Can't Stop (Red Hot Chili Peppers song)|Can't Stop]]", both of which are by the [[Wikipedia:Red Hot Chili Peppers|Red Hot Chili-Peppers]]. This was confirmed by [[Alan Denton]].<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://twitter.com/AlanTheWriter/status/648178324162912256 |title=Alan Denton on Twitter |work= Twitter |date=27 September 2015 |accessdate=27 September 2015 |quote='''Shafaq''': Please tell me Dude-itude's inspiration is Red Hot Chili Peppers... / '''Alan Denton''': yes. For one song, at least. }}</ref> |
*Like his [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic Underground)|counterpart]] in ''[[Sonic Underground]]'', [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic Boom)|Sonic]] plays with a three-necked guitar in this episode. |
*Like his [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic Underground)|counterpart]] in ''[[Sonic Underground]]'', [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic Boom)|Sonic]] plays with a three-necked guitar in this episode. |
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*Some of the images in the music shop show pictures from previous and future episodes: |
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"Battle of the Boy Bands" is the thirty-ninth episode in the Sonic Boom television series. It first aired on 15 August 2015 in the United States and on 29 August 2015 in France.
Synopsis
To prove Amy and Sticks are being brainwashed by their pop icon heartthrob, the guys go undercover by forming their own boy band.
Appearances
Characters:
- Badniks
- Crab Bot (cameo)
- Comedy Chimp (cameo)
- Diane Aardvark
- Dixon (first appearance)
- Dr. Eggman (cameo)
- Fastidious Beaver
- Fennec Garbage Man
- Justin Beaver (first appearance)
- Lady Goat
- Lady Walrus
- Mrs. Vandersnout
- Old Monkey
- Perci
- Salty
- Soar the Eagle
- Team Sonic
- Amy Rose
- Dude-itude (first appearance)/Dreamboat Express (first appearance)
- Sticks the Badger
- Walrus Camera Man
- Wild Cat
- Wolf Sidekick (cameo)
- Zooey (first appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- Communicator
- Measure-o-meter (first appearance)
Plot
At the beginning of the episode, Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Sticks and some townspeople in the Village Center are watching a news report from Soar the Eagle on "beaver fever", causing some of the villagers to assume Fastidious Beaver is infectious. As Soar elaborates, it turns out he is talking about a pop star named Justin Beaver who is gaining popularity. Amy Rose then shows up and says that she listened to one of Justin's songs and it felt like he was talking to her. She plays that song to the rest of Team Sonic, but everyone except for Sticks does not like it. When the boys visit Sticks soon after, they discover Sticks has decorated her burrow with Justin's merchandise. Amy then shows up and tells her that Justin is in town signing stuff at the music store and that he is performing live tonight. The girls freak out and head to the music store, but seeing Sticks' behavior makes Sonic think that something is fishy.
In the Village Center, there is a big crowd at the music store, all ladies having come to see Justin and get his autograph. Each of them, however, exhibiting unusual fangirl behavior, including Lady Walrus. Then, as Justin's producer Dixon has Justin's music turned up, all the ladies go crazy and start swarming the shop to buy Justin's merchandise. When Sonic, Tails and Knuckles show up to investigate, they are waved off by Salty, who says that only musical personnel are allowed. In response, Sonic has the idea to form a boy band along with Tails and Knuckles. The trio quickly choreograph a dance routine, but then have to choose a band name. After a lot of brainstorming, Knuckles suggests "Dude-itude", but Sonic says that sounds too cool. Tails then comes up with "Dreamboat Express", which gets selected since it sounds horrible. The newly-formed Dreamboat Express walk back to the music store, and they convince Salty that they are Justin's opening act. Back stage, the band overhears Dixon talking with Wild Cat about Justin using his songs to control the ladies' minds and turn them into mindless consumer zombies so Dixon can earn a fortune. Furthermore, Dixon reveals how Justin's next concert will brainwash every female within a five mile radius. This is the clincher, and after escaping Dixon, the boys head to Tails' Workshop when they fail to convince Amy and Sticks of Dixon's plot. While there, Tails creates a device called the Measure-o-meter that can determine the frequency of Justin's music, thereby allowing them to find the counter-frequency that will dispel Justin's mind control. With this device, the band is ready.
Later that night, the concert is getting ready to start, and Dreamboat Express takes the stage just before Justin is about to perform. Sonic challenges Justin to a sing-off so they can determine the counter-frequency. Both sides do very well, and Amy and Sticks comment on this new band. After the sing-off, Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles become a rock band, calling themselves Knuckles' original suggestion of "Dude-itude". Sonic is on guitar, Tails is on bass, while Knuckles is the drummer. During their song, Sonic does a guitar solo that knocks Justin down and nullifies the mind control. The audience then forget where they are, and Justin's merchandise is thrown away. Justin then decides to quit music and start a reality TV show, much to Dixon's disappointment. Dude-itude continues to perform while the crowd cheers them on.
Continuity
- Dreamboat Express and Dude-itude are formed and put a stop to Justin Beaver's mind control music which was orchestrated by Dixon. These events would be recalled in "Planes, Trains and Dude-Mobiles" and "Vector Detector"; Dude-itude also returns in "Planes, Trains and Dude-Mobiles" and "Three Men And My Baby!".
- Justin promised at the end of this episode that he would get a job in reality television. This promise was revealed to have been fulfilled in "Vector Detector".
Goofs
- When the camera focuses on Sticks leaving the shop at the beginning of the episode, a blue sky is seen in the background between the buildings. However, as the camera shifts to Sonic and Knuckles, the background is replaced with mountains.
- The ones who removed the cover for Dreamboat Express when they spied on Dixon are actually two identical Fennec Garbage Men.
Production
According to Alan Denton, the staff listened to lots of Justin Bieber music while writing this episode.[3] When coming up with names for Sonic's band, alternate name would be "Dimple Town", "Lavender Boys" and "The Paisley Experience".[4][5]
Title in other languages
| Language | Title | Translation |
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| Chinese | 少年乐队的对战 | The Teenage Band's Battle |
| Finnish | Poikabändit lavalle | Boy bands to the stage |
| French | La guerre des boys band | War of the Boy Bands |
| Hungarian | Fiúbandák csatája | Battle of the boy bands |
| Italian | Mucho Macho | |
| Japanese | アイドル熱のからくり | The Trick of the Idol Fever |
| Korean | 소닉, 밴드를 결성하다 | Sonic Organizes a Band |
| Polish | Bitwa boysbandów | Battle of boy bands |
| Romanian | Înfruntarea formațiilor de băieți | |
| Russian | Музыкальная битва | Musical battle |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Batalla de Las Bandas | Battle of the Bands |
| Ukrainian | Битва хлопчачих груп | Battle of boys' groups |
Trivia
- Justin Beaver is a parody of Justin Bieber.
- This is the first time in the franchise since Sonic Underground to have Sonic sing as well as the first time in the franchise overall to have Tails and Knuckles sing.
- This episode features a total of twelve songs (not including the intro and credit songs).
- During the scenes with large female audiences, several recolored duplicates of series' recurring characters are see among the crowd. This is most likely due to Sonic Boom's limited budget concerning character creations. As such, multiple copies of one character can be spotted in one scene, while others seemingly appear in an entirely different place after being spotted in another.
- A soundalike of the pop jazz instrumental "Yakety Sax" plays during the chase scene between Dixon and Dreamboat Express.
- This is the first time Perci and Salty, both whom debuted in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, appear in the television series.
- This is the first episode in the Sonic Boom television series to not have Eggman make a physical appearance.
- This is the second time in the Sonic Boom television series where Amy and Sticks fan girl over someone. The first time was in "Blue With Envy".
- The song that Dude-itude plays in order to free the audience from their mind control is based to "Give It Away" and "Can't Stop", both of which are by the Red Hot Chili-Peppers. This was confirmed by Alan Denton.[6]
- Like his counterpart in Sonic Underground, Sonic plays with a three-necked guitar in this episode.
- Some of the images in the music shop show pictures from previous and future episodes:
- The comic cover with Comedy Chimp that was seen in "Closed Door Policy".
- The unicorn picture that Amy hung up in Eggman's lair in "Fortress of Squalitude".
- The headshot of a young Comedy Chimp in "Late Night Wars".
- The comic cover of Knuckles wearing a trash can in "Late Night Wars".
- The cover for Eggman's grammy nomination in "Role Models".
- When Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles enter Sticks's burrow a soundalike of Psycho's theme is played when they look around that it is decorated with Justin Beaver merchandise.
References
- ↑ Sonic Boom: Battle of the Boy Bands. Zap2it.com. Retrieved on 31 July 2015.
- ↑ Cartoon Network - Schedule (2015/11/23). Retrieved on 12 March 2017.
- ↑ Alan Denton (15 August 2015). Alan Denton on Twitter. Twitter. Retrieved on 15 August 2015. "Alan Denton: Fun fact: While writing today's #SonicBoom, we listened to a ton of Justin Bieber. Looking back, all that research probably wasn't necessary"
- ↑ Alan Denton (30 December 2016). Alan Denton on Twitter. Twitter. Retrieved on 31 December 2016. "Alan Denton: A Dreamboat Express sighting in the wild!! True story: an alternate name Greg & I thought about for the band in that ep. was "Dimple Town.""
- ↑ Alan Denton (21 November 2017). Alan Denton on Twitter. Twitter. Retrieved on 26 November 2017.
- ↑ Alan Denton on Twitter. Twitter (27 September 2015). Retrieved on 27 September 2015. "Shafaq: Please tell me Dude-itude's inspiration is Red Hot Chili Peppers... / Alan Denton: yes. For one song, at least."
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