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Sunny Town (also known as Carnival Town) is a recurring location in the Sega All-Stars series. It is based on the video game Samba de Amigo and the signature stage of Amigo. It is a Latin American-styled town known for its carnivals.
In Sega Superstars, buildings from Sunny Town appear in the background of one of the mini-games. On the left side of Carnival Town in this game, Chumba and Wumba play while Rio dance, and on the right side, Bingo and Bongo dance with Linda. Meanwhile, Amigo shakes to the song on the middle of the screen. Using the EyeToy, the player can shake their hands to the music in the gameplay of the mini-game (like in the actual game) to shake along to the beat.
In Sega Superstars Tennis, a tennis court is set on the rooftop plaza of Sunny Town. Cacti people and mariachi players watch the match from the sidelines while Bingo and Bongo are playing the drums. Chumba and Wumba are set at the sides of the net playing music. Party confetti and balloons also appear everywhere during the match.
In Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, Samba de Amigo's race courses take place in Sunny Town. Studio Amigo replaces Sunshine Tour on the Nintendo DS version of the game, but both take place in the streets of Sunny Town. Jump Parade lead over the rooftops of the town, and Rocky-Coaster consist of caves and railroads built around the mountains wearing sunglasses. The third course was replaced with the Sun Fair in Nintendo DS.
In Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, one of the race tracks takes place around various movie studios in Sunny Town. The player is greeted by Linda, Bingo, Bongo, Rio, Chumba, and Wumba. Throughout the race, the racers speed through various sets, such as a pirate set, a jungle movie (not unlike King Kong), a western set, a city, and a 50's Sci-Fi set. As the player approaches the finish line, they pass through an orange lava-like substance.
While Sonic Riders is not part of the Sega Superstars series, the first portion of the unlockable course Sega Carnival is based on Sunny Town, with Amigo and his friends dancing on a corner-turn and the buildings moving to the rhythm.
The manual for the Wii version of Samba de Amigo address the location as Maracas City.
The announcer of Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing calls it Carnival Island.
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