Climb

Not to be confused with the Parkour move from Sonic Lost World, Wall Climb (parkour).

Climb^[1] (壁登り^[2], Kabenobori^?), also known as Wall Climb^[3] (カベ登り^[4], Kabe nobori^?), Climbing^[5] (カベ登り^[6], Kabe nobori^?, lit. "Wall Climb") and Climb Wall^[7] (カベ登り^[8], Kabe nobori^?, lit. "Wall Climb"), is a move that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. Primarily used by Knuckles the Echidna, it is a technique that allows the user to climb and scale vertical walls.

Description

When performing Climb, the user grabs onto a vertical surface. Once the user touches it, they will place their fists into the wall, making a stable bond with it. Knuckles in particular uses the spikes on his fists to get a firm grip on these surfaces. With a firm grip on the surface, the user can then freely move around on the vertical surface.

In gameplay, Climb allows the playable character to stick to a vertical wall and move around on it. In 2D games, the playable characters can only move up and down vertical surfaces, but in 3D games, they can move around in any aligned direction on vertical surfaces. Typically, to perform Climb, the user must first Glide or jump towards a scalable wall. Once the user touches it, they will be able to use Climb. Typically, the technique allows the user to reach areas which are inaccessible to other playable characters.

Game appearances

Sonic & Knuckles

The technique was first introduced in Sonic & Knuckles and its lock-on expansion Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, where it is referred to as the Wall Climb in western territories.^[9] In these games, the Wall Climb is usable to Knuckles, Super Knuckles, and Hyper Knuckles.

In gameplay, Wall Climb is one of Knuckles' most prominent skills for accessing exclusive pathways in the Zones. In multiple elevator sections however, there are series of sideways-pointing spikes, which can block Knuckles' climbing paths. To get around them, the player can hop off the wall, glide, and start climbing on the opposite wall. Knuckles can also climb on both small and large moving pillars in Hydrocity Zone, IceCap Zone and Sandopolis Zone. However, there are some walls that Knuckles is unable to use Wall Climb on for unknown reasons. Knuckles also is unable to use Wall Climb on certain gimmicks in different Zones, like moving blocks or Drums. The player also cannot use Wall Climb on the invisible walls blocking paths forward or backward, if the camera stops scrolling to the left or right. Also, while Knuckles is transformed into either Super Knuckles or Hyper Knuckles, his wall climbing speed is increased significantly.

To perform the Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once the playable character is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, the playable character gets up and returns to their idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press //.

Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic the Hedgehog 2

In Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, the climbing maneuver appears as a technique used by Knuckles and Super Knuckles.

In gameplay, there are couple of unusual Zone terrains in the game that Knuckles is unable to climb on. Instead, Knuckles will keep gliding into the wall until the player changes his gliding direction. To perform Climb in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once the playable character is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, the playable character gets up and returns to their idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press //.

Knuckles' Chaotix

Knuckles climbing on a wall, from Knuckles' Chaotix.
Vector climbing on a wall, from Knuckles' Chaotix.

IN Knuckles' Chaotix, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Climb in western territories.^[10] In this game, Climb is usable to Knuckles and Vector.

In gameplay, Climb works much like it did in Sonic & Knuckles. Notably, when Knuckles or Vector are using Climb, their Combi partner's action will only have an effect on the characters' climbing movement if the combi partner gets stuck on the other end of the Ring Power. Alternately, Mighty the Armadillo is able to leap on the wall during Climb by performing Wall Jump.

To perform Climb in gameplay as Knuckles, the player has to jump against a climbable wall and then press just as Knuckles makes contact with it in order for Knuckles to grab onto it. Alternatively, Knuckles can just glide into the wall. In the case of Vector on the other hand, the player must jump or Power Boost against a wall and then hold down just as Vector makes contact with it in order for Vector to grab onto it; releasing will make Vector fall off the wall. Once the playable character is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, the playable character gets up and returns to their idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press as Knuckles, or release as Vector.

Sonic Blast

In Sonic Blast, the climbing maneuver is unnamed. In this game, it is used exclusively by Knuckles.

In gameplay, most third Acts of each Zone in the game feature blue switches on the walls, which only Knuckles is able to access by climbing up to them. To perform the climbing maneuver in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press /.

Sonic Adventure

In Sonic Adventure and its enhanced port Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Climb^[1] (壁登り^[2], Kabenobori^?). In this game, it is used exclusively by Knuckles.

In gameplay, the Climb makes its first appearance in a free-roaming 3D environment. Due to this environment, Knuckles can climb in all eight directions while moving around on a climbable wall. In addition, if Knuckles takes damage while using Climb, he will lose his grip on the wall and fall down. To perform Climb in gameplay, the player has to perform a Gliding Jump into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move around on the wall using the movement controls. Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press /.

Sonic Shuffle

In Sonic Shuffle, the climbing technique is referred to as Climbing^[11] (カベ登り^[12], Kabe nobori^?) and serves as Knuckles' Special Movement Ability. In practice, it allows Knuckles to scale special Knuckles Spaces.

Sonic Adventure 2

In Sonic Adventure 2 and its enhanced port Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Climb Wall^[7] (カベ登り^[8], Kabe nobori^?, lit. "Wall Climb"). In these games, Climb Wall is utilized by Knuckles, Rouge, Tikal and Chaos.

In gameplay, the playable characters can climb in all eight directions while moving around on a climbable wall. In addition, the playable characters are able to use Dig while using Climb Wall to find hidden items in walls. To perform Climb Wall in gameplay, the player has to Glide into a climbable wall. Once the playable character is attached to the wall, the player can move around on the wall using the movement controls. Once the player has climbed to the top, the playable character gets up and returns to their idle position. To jump off the wall, the player must press /.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

In Sonic Advance, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Climbing^[5] (カベ登り^[6], Kabe nobori^?, lit. "Wall Climb"). In this game, it is only used by Knuckles.

To perform Climbing in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall, the player must press .

Sonic Advance 2

In Sonic Advance 2, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Wall Climb^[3] (カベ登り^[4], Kabe nobori^?). In this game, it is performed exclusively by Knuckles.

In gameplay, since Knuckles is unable to perform the Mid-Air Glide in the few underwater sections of Leaf Forest, the player also cannot use Wall Climb underwater. To perform Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to Mid-Air Glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall, the player must press .

Sonic Advance 3

In Sonic Advance 3, the wall-climbing technique is called Wall Climb.^[13] Once again, this technique is used exclusively by Knuckles.

In gameplay, for Knuckles to be able to perform Wall Climb, he must be partnered up with Tails, Cream or Amy. When partnered with Sonic, Knuckles is unable to perform the Wall Climb regularly due to the Mid-Air Dash Glide technique, but it is still possible to use Wall Climb in the game's underwater sections. Also, when partnered with Tails and Cream, Knuckles is able to normally climb on walls. While this is also possible to do while partnered with Amy, Knuckles can also perform the Dash Climb while using Wall Climb to charge up the wall while entering the ball form.

To perform Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to Mid-Air Glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall, the player must press .

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), the wall-scaling maneuver is called Climb^[14] (カベ登り^[15]^[16], Kabe nobori^?, lit. "Wall Climb"). In this game, Climb is used by both Knuckles and Rouge.

In gameplay, the playable characters can climb in all eight directions while moving around on a climbable wall. In addition, Rouge is able to attach Heart Mines to walls while using Climb. To perform Climb in gameplay, the player has to Glide into a climbable wall. Once the playable character is attached to the wall, the player can move around on the wall using the movement controls. Once the player has climbed to the top, the playable character gets up and returns to their idle position. To jump off the wall, the player must press /.

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

In Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, the climbing maneuver is referred to as Climb^[17] (壁のぼり^[18], Kabe nobori^?). In this game, both Knuckles and Shade are able to use this move.

In gameplay, Climb is a special action Knuckles and Shade are able to use to traverse the environment in the overworld, allowing the player to reach high and otherwise inaccessible areas. Spots where Climb can be used are marked with a ladder symbol.

Sonic and the Black Knight

In Sonic and the Black Knight, the wall-scaling technique is called Wall Climb.^[19] In this game, Wall Climb can be performed by Sonic, Lancelot, Gawain and Percival. This time around, the users use their swords to scale walls, except for Sir Percival, who instead runs up walls.

In gameplay, Wall Climb can only be performed during Missions in Adventure Mode. When performing Wall Climb in gameplay, the player must press while near a climbable wall to move up (for Percival the player has to hold down ). To move to the left or right while climbing, the player must press while tilting the control stick to the side they want to head in. Pressing on the other hand will make the playable character come to a stop. While in a neutral state when using Wall Climb, the playable character will automatically use Wall Slide.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2013)

In the 2013 remaster of the original Sonic the Hedgehog, Wall Climb appears as a technique used by Knuckles.

In gameplay, Wall Climb functions identically to how it did in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. The remastered version of the game adds several new alternate pathways, which Knuckles is able to get access by using the Wall Climb.

To perform the Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down with the movement controls. Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press the jump button.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)

In the 2013 remaster of the original Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit), Wall Climb appears as a move that can be used by Knuckles and Super Knuckles.

In gameplay, Wall Climb's mechanics are identical to those it had in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. To perform the Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down with the movement controls. Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press the jump button.

Sonic Mania

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, the climbing technique is once again referred to as Wall Climb^[20] (カベ登り^[21], Kabe nobori^?). In these games, it is one of the maneuvers used by Knuckles and Super Knuckles.

In gameplay, Wall Climb functions relatively the same as in the earliest Sonic games. Much like in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, Wall Climb is a mandatory move that is occasionally needed to get access to pathways exclusive to Knuckles. The player can also use Wall Climb on the moving pillars in Hydrocity Zone and Mirage Saloon Zone. To perform Wall Climb in gameplay, the player has to glide into a climbable wall. Once Knuckles is attached to the wall, the player can move along the wall by pressing up or down on . Once the player has climbed to the top, Knuckles gets up and returns to his idle position. To jump off the wall with a Spin Jump, the player must press the following buttons:

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//	//	//	[A]/[Q]/[S]

In other media

Sonic X

In the Sonic X anime series and its comic series, the Climb made several appearances, though it was not given a name.

In this media, Climb is used exclusively by Knuckles the Echidna due to the signature spikes he has on his knuckles. He is quite skilled at using Climb, being able to scale walls as fast as Sonic can run up them.^[22] In the comics, the X Robot is also able to use Climb due to mimicking Knuckles' spikes.

Sonic Boom

Main article: Climbing (Sonic Boom)

In the Sonic Boom franchise, the Climbing is a move used only by Knuckles the Echidna. It only appears in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric as one of Knuckles' moves to scale climbable walls.

IDW Publishing

Main article: Climb (IDW)

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by IDW Publishing, the Climb is a move used most commonly by Knuckles. It first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog #3 when Knuckles had to scale the walls of a fortified village.

Trivia

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), the Climb move glitches on walls after Gliding toward them, making the player unable to jump off of the walls. However, if the player Spin Jumps directly toward a wall, this glitch can be avoided. Moreover, if the player holds onto / for a long time while they are climbing on a side of an enclosed area, Knuckles/Rouge will do a long-range Spin Jump backwardly toward the other side of the said area.

Gallery

Artwork

Screenshots

Gallery
Knuckles climbing in Sonic & Knuckles. Knuckles climbing in Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut. Knuckles climbing in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. Rouge climbing in Sonic Adventure 2. Chaos climbing in Sonic Adventure 2. Tikal climbing in Sonic Adventure 2. Knuckles climbing in Sonic Advance. Sonic climbing in Sonic and the Black Knight.

Sprites

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Sonic Adventure (Dreamcast) United States instruction booklet, pg. 23.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Sonic Adventure (Dreamcast) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 25.
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Sonic Advance 2 (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 12.
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 Sonic Advance 2 (Game Boy Advance) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 18.
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 Sonic Advance (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 10.
↑ ^6.0 ^6.1 Sonic Advance (Game Boy Advance) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 15.
↑ ^7.0 ^7.1 Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) United States instruction booklet, pg. 10.
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 16.
↑ Sonic & Knuckles (Sega Mega Drive) United States instruction booklet, pg. 7.
↑ Knuckles' Chaotix (Sega 32X) United States instruction booklet, pg. 7.
↑ Sonic Shuffle (Dreamcast) United States instruction booklet, pg. 21.
↑ Sonic Shuffle (Dreamcast) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 28.
↑ Sonic Advance 3 (Game Boy Advance) United States instruction booklet, pg. 13.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (PlayStation 3) United States instruction booklet, pg. 18-19.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (PlayStation 3) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 23.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog (PlayStation 3) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 25.
↑ Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (Nintendo DS) United States instruction booklet, pg. 11.
↑ Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (Nintendo DS) Japanese instruction booklet, pg. 15.
↑ Sonic and the Black Knight (Wii) European instruction booklet, pg. 7.
↑ Sonic Mania English instruction manual.
↑ Sonic Mania Japanese instruction manual.
↑ Yoshimura, Kiyoko (4 October 2003). "Cracking Knuckles". Sonic X. Season 1. Episode 5.

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Playable characters	Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails) \| Knuckles* (Super Knuckles*)
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Playable characters	Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails**)
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	Competition	Azure Lake \| Balloon Park \| Chrome Gadget \| Desert Palace \| Endless Mine
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Moves/Techniques		Bound Jump \| Crouch \| Double Jump \| Fireball Spin Dash \| Glide \| Gliding Knuckles Attack \| Hyper Flash \| Insta-Shield \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Swim \| Wall Climb
Items		Air Bubble \| Balloon \| Banana \| Bomb \| Booster \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Capsule \| Change \| Chaos Emerald \| Cloud \| Continue \| Electrical emitter \| 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
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Knuckles' Chaotix

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Playable characters		Knuckles \| Vector \| Mighty \| Charmy \| Espio \| Heavy \| Bomb \| **********
Non-playable characters		Dr. Robotnik \| Metal Sonic \| Sonic \| Tails \| Amy
Stages		Isolated Island \| Botanic Base \| Speed Slider \| Amazing Arena \| Techno Tower \| Marina Madness \| World Entrance \| Special Stage \| Bonus Stage
Enemies		Amazing Arena Badnik 1, 2 \| Bombbearer \| Botanic Base Badnik 1, 2, 3 \| Bushbubble \| Dribbler \| Gotcha \| Hoverby Mk II \| Isolated Island Badnik \| Marina Madness Badnik 1, 2 \| Motorspike \| Needlenose \| Piranha \| Poptank \| Ringleader \| Spiketower \| Techno Tower Badnik 1, 2, 3 \| Ticktock
Bosses		Amazing Arena boss \| Amazing Arena sub-boss \| Botanic Base boss \| Marina Madness boss \| Speed Slider boss \| Techno Tower boss \| World Entrance Level 1 \| World Entrance Level 2
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Sonic Blast

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Playable characters		Sonic \| Knuckles
Non-playable characters		Dr. Robotnik
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
Items		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 \| NiGHTS \| Pachacamac \| Tikal \| Unnamed Sonic robot* \| ZERO \| Zeta \| Animals (Deer, Elephant, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Seal, Sea Otter, Skunk)
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 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 \| Capsule \| 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 \| Point Marker \| Power cube \| Rocket \| Satellite \| Slot machine \| Spiked bar \| Spring \| Spring Catapult \| Switch \| Teleporter \| Wide spring \| Wind Path \| Zip Line
Items	General	Air Bubble \| 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) \| Ring \| Sandboard \| Snowboard \| Sonic Token
Items	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 Shuffle‎

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Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| Gamma \| Big \| Chao
Non-playable characters		Dr. Eggman \| Lumina Flowlight \| Illumina \| Void \| NiGHTS
Boards		Emerald Coast \| Fire Bird \| Fourth Dimension Space \| Nature Zone \| Riot Train
Mini-Games	Vs 4	Egg & the Chicken \| Egg in Space \| Frosty Rumble \| Fun Fun Sonic \| Great Escape \| Jump the Snake \| Over the Bridge \| Number Jump \| Over the Rainbow \| Psychic Sonic \| Shadow Tag \| Sonic Gun Slinger \| Sonic Live \| Sonic Tag \| Sonic Tank \| Sonicola \| Stop and Go \| Thor's Hammer \| Tractor Beam Tag \| Twister \| Zero G Snap Shot
	2 vs 2	Bomb Relay \| Bucket-O-Rings \| Shoddy Work \| Sonic the Thief
	1 vs 3	Bungee Jump \| Eggbot's Attack! \| Gargantua \| Manic Maze \| Sonic DJ \| Sonicooking \| Wrong Way Climb
	Accidents	Croc-Attack \| Final Frontier \| Ring Lasso \| Ring of Fire \| Rapid Climb \| Ring Tide \| Sky Bridge \| Sonic Parasol \| Thru the Tunnel
	Stage Clear	Earth Quake \| Sky Diving \| Sonic Surfing \| Stop the Train \| Void Battle
	Play Order	Sonic Darts \| Sonic Hi Lo \| Sonic Slot
Techniques/Moves		Climbing \| Froggy \| Gun \| Hammer Jump \| Light-speed Spin Dash \| Light Speed Spin Attack \| Lullaby \| Maximum Heat Attack \| Power Throw \| Propeller Flight \| Rapid Spin Attack \| Roller Mode \| Revolving Hammer Attack \| Sonic Rumble \| Spin Dash
Items	General	Air Bubble \| Card \| Emblem \| Magical Card \| Ring
Items	Forcejewel	1 Force March \| 6 Force March \| Barrier Amber \| Battle Ruby \| Blockite \| Carbuncle \| Chamelionite \| Curse Opal \| Deletite \| Duplichaos \| Fivealive \| Foolmoon \| Geasdain \| Hi-Speederald \| Hypnotite \| Lose Quartz \| Low Moonstone \| Magnifire \| Maharajite \| Max-Speederald \| Medium \| Packlite \| Preciousite \| Reducite \| Ringidium \| Shield Quartz \| Shuffire \| Sonic-Speederald \| Speederald \| Stopnite \| Swap Jewel \| Teleport Ruby \| Thief's Eye \| Transfire \| Turbo-Speederald \| Warp Crystal \| Warponite \| Wastone
Other		Banking \| Maginaryworld \| Maginaryworld Monsters \| Mini-Event \| Precioustone \| Spaces (Arrow Space, Battle Space, Eggman Battle Space, Event Space, Jewel Shop Space, Jump Space, Minus Ring Space, No Entry Space, Plus Ring Space, Precioustone Space, Quest Space, Revolving Space, Void Preciousstone Space) \| Sonic Room \| Spring \| Temple of Light

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 (Chao Principal, Chaolin, Chaoko, Chaos Chao, Chaosky, Dark Chao, Dinner, Happy, Hero Chao, Wacky) \| Gerald \| Maria \| President \| Scorpion Troop \| Secretary \| Sigma-Alpha 2 \| Spider Troop \| 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 \| Point Marker \| Propeller Spring \| Pulley \| Ramp \| Rocket \| Safe \| Spikes \| Spinning drum \| Swing Bar \| Time Stop Switch \| Turtle \| Warp Hole \| Warp Wall \| Weight \| Wide spring
Items	General	Air Bubble \| 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 \| Ring \| Snowboard
Items	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 Lobby \| 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, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk)
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 \| Glide \| Grinding \| Hammer Attack \| Hammer Jump \| Hammer Whirl \| Jump Dash \| Giant Steps \| Insta-Shield \| Jump Attack \| Look down \| Propeller Flying \| Skid Attack \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Super Sonic Boost \| Somersault \| Swimming \| Tail Swipe
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Capsule \| Checkpoint \| Cloud \| Conveyor Belt \| Dash Panel \| Drum \| Fan \| Flipper \| Goal Plate \| Grind Rail \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Pole \| Special Spring \| Spikes \| Spring \| Zip Line
Items		Box (? Ring, 5 Rings, 10 Rings, Barrier, Blind, Brake, Confusion, Extra Life, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Speed Boots, Transparency, Warp) \| Continue \| Ring
Other		Chao Search \| Moon \| Pulley \| Shuttle loop \| Time Attack \| Tiny Chao Garden \| Time Over \| Tornado \| Trick Point \| Winding Tunnel

Sonic Advance 2