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Dash Panels^[1] (ダッシュパネル, Dasshu Paneru^?), also called as Dash Zones^[2] (ダッシュゾーン, Dasshu Zōn^?), Dash Pads and Boosters,^[1] are gimmicks that appear in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. They are panels that allow the player to reach top running speed, and are even used to change the player's direction immediately. Dash Panels are usually placed in the high-speed sections of the Zones.

The Dash Panels appeared as early as in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, but it was not until Sonic Adventure that they became a frequently featured gimmick in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series.

Description

The Dash Panels' primary function is to send the playable character running forward with a burst of speed that exceeds the speed of sound.^[3] As soon as the playable characters touch a Dash Panel, they will automatically initiate a running dash away from the Dash Panel at their maximum running speed. However, Dash Panels can in most cases only launch the playable characters in one direction.

Dash Panels are always placed on solid surfaces and are usually used to help the player move through sections and across gimmicks where high-speed momentum is needed. As such, they are commonly placed on steep uphills, close to loops, runnable walls and ceilings, or along straight paths. In some games, however, Dash Panels can be placed in locations that make it impossible for the player to backtrack in the levels. In some of the 3D games, Dash Panels are also placed in their own individual locations. However, there are cases where they are lined up so they cover the whole width of the pathway. Overall, the Dash Panels' placements come down to the scope of the route they are on.

While usually used to reach maximum running speed, Dash Panels also serve in many automated sections of the levels to guide the playable character down certain pathways by shooting them in the right direction. Also, in several games, using the Dash Panel can make the playable character automatically use the Spin Attack when touching it.

The appearance of the Dash Panels have been changed frequently over the course of the series. In the first games, they were booster mechanisms, which are referred to as Boosters.^{[note 1]} These devices have lines of endlessly running wheels that push the playable character forward when they run in-between them. This design has appeared in several early (or classic) games such as Sonic Chaos and Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble. In several early games, their design were also changed somewhat for each Zone to fit their environment. Sometimes, they could even function differently.

While a more flat panel design was introduced in Sonic Blast, it was not until in Sonic Adventure that they were redesigned as flat plates with endless moving treadmills on them, which were named Dash Panels. This design for the Dash Panel usually have a yellow, red and gray color scheme with arrows on their running treadmill parts, and is mainly reserved for modern games. Since Sonic the Hedgehog 4 though, the Booster design from early games has been reused in modern games such as Sonic Lost World and Sonic Forces.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog 2

The Dash Panels/Boosters were first introduced in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Here, two types of it are introduced.

The first and most basic type of the Dash Panels appear in Chemical Plant Zone, and feature the Booster design. These Boosters are larger than the playable characters. They consist of a pair of spinning black wheels and have a glittering arrow on them. These gimmicks are placed in the more fast-paced and linear parts of the Zone.

The second type of Dash panels resemble plane launchers and appear in Wing Fortress Zone. These pads launch the player far into the air while propelling them forward. Pressing down on when the playable character is fired away, however, will minimize the distance the player is thrown. When the player is standing on these pads, they can jump off them as well. After being used, these pads will move back to their standard position.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

In Sonic the Hedgehog CD, Dash Panels only appear in Stardust Speedway. Here, they resemble grey protrusions from the ground. When using these Dash Panels, the playable characters will create flame-like trails behind them as they shoot forward. Strangely, these Dash Panels disperse shell casings when used. Also, as a rare exception, these Dash Panels can propel the users forward in both the left and right direction. They are also good to use on linear sections when attempting to use the Time Warp signs.

In the Special Stages, there are two types of plates with flashing arrows on them called Dash Zones^[2] ダッシュゾーン (Dasshu Zōn, Dash Zones^[2] ダッシュゾーン^?). Regular Dash Zones are medium-sized, while Mini Dash Zones (ミニダッシュゾーン^[4], Mini Dasshu Zōn^?) are smaller. Otherwise, they work like regular Dash Panels. However, they make navigating the Special Stages harder.

Sonic Chaos

In Sonic Chaos, the Dash Panels resemble those from the Chemical Plant Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, giving them the Booster design by default. In this game, their color scheme differs between each Zone due to palette limitations. They also make the playable character use the Spin Attack upon using then. In this game, the Boosters appear in the more linear sections of Sleeping Egg Zone, Aqua Planet Zone and Electric Egg Zone.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles

In Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Sonic & Knuckles and the lock-on Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles, the Dash Panels' appearance and mechanics change according to each Zone.

In Hydrocity Zone, the Dash Panels are revolvers hidden underneath the ground that have hand-shaped attachments on them. When the player gets caught by the Dash Panels' hand, the revolver loads the player for a moment before sending them forward at high speed. The player can also use them to move through corkscrew loops easily.

In Carnival Night Zone, there are similar-looking side dash tunnels which magnetically warp the player through them. As a side-effect, the player cannot backtrack through such tunnels. More basic Dash Panels also appear in Launch Base Zone which launch the player forward with a segmented pole that is raised up from underground.

In Flying Battery Zone and Death Egg Zone, there are plane launchers similar to those in Wing Fortress Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. They function like those in Wing Fortress Zone, but their design slightly varies and they do not lift the playable character off the ground.

Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble

In Sonic the Hedgehog Triple Trouble, the Dash Panels have the same design they had in Sonic Chaos, giving them the Booster design by extension. Unlike those in Sonic Chaos, however, these Boosters do not force the playable characters to use the Spin Attack and they only give a small speed boost. They generally appear in Meta Junglira Zone, where they have a wooden look, and rarely in Atomic Destroyer Zone.

Sonic 3D Blast

In Sonic 3D Blast, the Dash Panels have a different design and functionality. Here, they are at first a plate with arrows, but when Sonic stands on them, a blue wheel will appear behind him and rev him up as he Spin Dashes, before launching him forward.

In this game, the Dash Panels are generally used to automatically travel between the sections of a Zone, or to travel uphill. Also, in front of the Dash Panels that leads to another section are purple gates that prevent the player from passing through them unless they use the Dash Panels.

The player is unable to backtrack down the same path used by the Dash Panels, but they can use alternate paths to return to previous sections. In the Sega Saturn version of the game, the Special Stages also have red gates which can lead Sonic through strings of Rings with a speed boost, similar to the Dash Panels.

Sonic Blast

In Sonic Blast, the Special Stages have more panel-like Dash Panels, giving them the appearance of the modern Dash Panel. In this game, they are flat and blue with yellow arrows on their running treadmills. They are usually placed in front of strings of Rings to make it easier for the player to collect said Rings with the speed boost they give (which lasts for a few seconds).

Sonic Adventure

In Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, the Dash Panels appear as a main gimmick for the first time, and feature an early modern Dash Panel design. In these games, the Dash Panels are rectangular plates with a grey treadmill on them that runs endlessly, and yellow and black hazard stripes on the front and rear. They are usually set individually on narrow routes, though there can be more than two or three of them set in wider areas where momentum is needed. When used by Sonic, he can only go faster than he already is by using the Spin Dash.

Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure

In Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure, there are Booster-based Dash Panels similar to those that appeared in Chemical Plant Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. These Boosters only appear in Secret Plant Zone. Plane launcher-like plates also appear in Aerobase Zone which function like those in Wing Fortress Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Sonic Adventure 2

In Sonic Adventure 2 and the remake Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, the Dash Panels still feature the modern Dash Panel design, but are more advanced-looking than in Sonic Adventure. In this game, they are still rectangular, but with wider bottom edges and yellow and black hazard stripes on the sides. They also have treadmills with grey arrows on them, red side-edges on the front, and smaller black treadmills with red arrows on them on the rear.

In these games, the Dash Panels are generally featured in High-Speed Action Stages and Shooting Stages. Like in Sonic Adventure, narrow sections use lone Dash Panels to provide much-needed momentums. However, several wider areas utilize larger lines of Dash Panels than in Sonic Adventure.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

In Sonic Advance, the Dash Panels' design borrows mostly from their Booster design, being small yellow plates with orange running wheels on them. They also appear more often in the Acts than in most other games, a factor of which occurs in all subsequent entries in the Sonic Advance series.

Sonic Advance 2

In Sonic Advance 2, the Dash Panels look exactly like they did in Sonic Advance. Occasionally though, the Dash Panels' appearance is changed to fit a Zone's atmosphere, such as in Techno Base. In addition, when using the Dash Panel in this game, the player automatically enters Boost Mode.

Sonic Advance 3

In Sonic Advance 3, the Dash Panels look exactly like they did in Sonic Advance and Sonic Advance 2. Like in the previous title, their appearance might change according to their Zone's atmosphere. They also retain their Boost Mode-activating mechanic.

Sonic Battle

In Sonic Battle, the Dash Panels' design are identical to the one they had in Sonic Adventure 2. In this game, the Dash Panels only appear in the Shadow's Speed Demon mini game, where they grant a small speed boost to the playable characters when run over. In addition, running over multiple Dash Panels in succession will increase the playable characters' speed gradually.

Sonic Heroes

In Sonic Heroes, the Dash Panels have a new design that is closer to the modern Dash Panels'. In this game, they are flat, rectangular plates with a gray running treadmill on them. These treadmills have red arrows on them showcasing the direction they sent the playable character in. They also have orange frames on the sides which are extra thick on the lower sides and colored red on the bottom.

In this game, Dash Panels usually appear in rows of three and their main function is to guide the player rather than increasing their speed. Additionally, Pinball tables in Casino Park, BINGO Highway and Pinball Match have flashing neon orange arrows which function like Dash Panels. The Special Stages in the game also have different, flashing panels in rows. Due to the nature of the game, whenever the player uses a Dash Panel, their playable characters' perspective aura will appear ahead of them, similar to when using a Dash Ring.

Aside from regular Dash Panels, Sonic Heroes also introduced the Dash Rail, which are essentially Dash Panels on Grind Rails.

Shadow the Hedgehog

In Shadow the Hedgehog, the Dash Panels have the same design they had in Sonic Heroes, except their orange frames are duller and their bottoms are grey. Other than that, everything about them are the same as in Sonic Heroes.

Sonic Rush series

Sonic Rush

In Sonic Rush, the Dash Panels returned to their Booster design. In this game, they look exactly like they did in the Sonic Advance titles. They also retain their ability to allow the player to enter Boost Mode when using them.

In the game's Special Stages, Dash Panels are used to guide the player through the lines of Rings. Also, their design in the Special Stages vaguely resemble the one in Sonic Heroes, with them being black treadmills with magenta arrows on them and red and orange-striped edges on the sides.

Sonic Rush Adventure

In Sonic Rush Adventure, the Dash Panels only appear in the Acts. They also look and behave exactly like they did in Sonic Rush.

Sonic Riders series

Sonic Riders

In Sonic Riders, the Dash Panels have their modern Dash Panel designs. In addition, they look virtually identical to how they appeared in Sonic Adventure 2. In this game, they can either be set in long rows to guide the racers and give them extra speed, or individually to guide the player through narrow pathways.

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

In Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, the Dash Panels retain their Dash Panel design from Sonic Riders. In gameplay, they serve the same roles they did in the previous title as well.

Sonic Free Riders

In Sonic Free Riders, the Dash Panels' designs were once based on the modern Dash Panel. This time however, their design resemble more the one they had in Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Colors. In gameplay, they serve the same roles they did in the previous Sonic Riders titles.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), the Dash Panels have the same modern Dash Panel design they had in Sonic Heroes. In this game, many of them are placed by themselves rather than in rows and serve primarily to guide the player's direction. Due to the game's incomplete development, the Dash Panels can sometimes glitch, resulting in the player running into an invisible wall or steering away from strings of Rings. The Dash Panels can also glitch when using the Psycho Shock on them, delaying its speed boost until the player jumps.

When using a Dash Panel, the player will be unable to control the playable character for a short time. For Sonic and Shadow, the Dash Panels are mostly used to grant then a boost of speed. In Silver's case, they are just used to direct him, since they do not work properly on him.

Sonic Rivals series

Sonic Rivals

In Sonic Rivals, the Dash Panels have a drastically different design in the regular Zones. In this game, they are gray treadmill panels set between two white high-tech posts, but otherwise give the Dash Panel's speed boost when passing through them. They are usually placed at wide pathways, loops and slopes.

Sonic Rivals 2

In Sonic Rivals 2, the Dash Panels look exactly like they did in Sonic Rivals. Like in Sonic Rivals, they are usually placed at wide pathways, loops and slopes.

Mario & Sonic series

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

In the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, the Dash Panels possess the exact same design they had in Sonic Colors. In this game, they appear in the Individual Team version of the Dream Alpine event, the Individual and Team version of the Dream Snowboard Cross event, the Dream Short Track event, and the Dream Bobsleigh event. Here, they typically appear in groups of two-to-three, often near narrow passages along the course.

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games

In Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, the Dash Panels are given the same appearance they had in Sonic Generations. In this game, they appear in the Roller Coaster Bobsleigh event, where they typically appear in rows. Notably, when using a Dash Panel in this game, the user's bobsleigh will temporarily be surrounded by a colored aura.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

in the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the Dash Panels sport their modern designs from Sonic Generations. In this game, the Dash Panels serve as one of the items that can appear along the track in the 100m Plus event, namely by choosing it from on the roulette at the beginning of the event. If chosen, several Dash Panels travel forwards at varying speeds and will grant a speed boost when ran over. Also, in the BMX Plus event, Dash Panels appear in various places along the course to give the contestants speed boosts, and come in stationary and moving varieties. The Dash Panels also appear as stationary gimmicks in the Equestrian Plus event where they grant the standard speed boost.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

In the Nintendo Switch version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, both the classic and modern versions of the Dash Panel are featured. The classic Dash Panels (which are referred to as Boosters^[5]) are identical to those from Chemical Plant Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. The modern Dash Panels on the other hand, resemble those from Sonic Unleashed.

In this game, modern Dash Panels are featured in the Dream Racing event. Here, they appear either in rows that stretch across the entire road, or sequentially in rows of just two-to-three Dash Panels. The Boosters on the other hand appear only in the "Bullet Train Blast" mini-game, where they are used to give Sonic a brief increase in speed.

Sonic Storybook series

Sonic and the Secret Rings

In Sonic and the Secret Rings, the Dash Panels' overall appearance is the same as the modern Dash Panel design featured in Sonic Heroes and Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). These Dash Panels however, are given a more yellow color scheme and artistic details to fit the local environment. Like in the previous games, they are most of the time either set in rows or placed individually, depending on the route's scope.

Sonic and the Black Knight

In Sonic and the Black Knight, the Dash Panels' design is derived from the modern Dash Panel design featured in Sonic Unleashed. In this game, they are encountered exclusively in the game's Legacy Missions. Like in the games before it, they appear mostly in rows, but can also appear individually, depending on the scope of the road.

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

In Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, the Dash Panels are more or less designed after the modern Dash Panel. In this game, they have grey edges and black and yellow arrows on them, much like in Sonic Adventure. In gameplay, they are only encountered during the running section that occurs when the player chooses the flee option in a battle or when an opponent tries to escape a battle. During this running section, the Dash Panels will appear along the path the playable characters are running, where they increase the characters' running speed briefly, thus improving the player's chances of reaching the end of the running section or catching up to the escaping opponents.

Sonic Unleashed

In Sonic Unleashed, the Dash Panels are designed like the modern Dash Panels. They look much like they did in Sonic Heroes, except their sideframes are now red and the arrows on their treadmill are now orange. In this game, they only appear in the daytime Action Stages, where they are either placed individually in the 2.5D sections of the Acts and in rows of three-to-five in the 3D sections.

In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, when Sonic runs past a Dash Panel while using the Sonic Boost, Sonic will do a Spin Dash animation.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I (and to an extend Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal), the Dash Panels have their Booster-design from the early installments in the series. In these games, they are attachments with four rapidly spinning red-orange wheels on a gray plate that has arrows on it.

Unlike in the early games, the Boosters appear more often and are featured in every Zone. Also, like in Sonic Chaos, the Boosters make the playable character use the Spin Attack upon using them.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II, the Dash Panels in the regular Zones retain their Booster-design from Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I. They also possess the same Spin Attack-inducing mechanic they had in the previous title.

Like in Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I, the Boosters appear in every Zone in the game. Modern Dash Panels (which resemble those seen in Sonic Unleashed) also appear in the Special Stages. In these Stages, they are placed individually and serve to direct the player through strings of Rings.

Sonic Colors

In the Wii version of Sonic Colors, the Dash Panels possess their modern Dash Panel design, which looks exactly like the one they had in Sonic Unleashed. In this version of the game, they are placed individually in the 2.5D sections of the Acts and in long rows in the 3D sections.

In the Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colors, the Dash Panels possess their Booster design, which looks like the one they had did in the Sonic Rush games. In this version of the game, like in Sonic Advance 2-3 and the Sonic Rush titles, using these Dash Panels make the player enter Boost Mode.

Sonic Generations

In both versions of Sonic Generations, the Dash Panels come in two different designs. However, they both function in the same way. Act 1 of each Stage feature the original Boosters from earlier games; these devices consist of rapidly spinning black wheels on red and black platforms. Act 2 of each Stage on the other hand feature the modern Dash Panels; these devices look like the Dash Panels in Sonic Unleashed.

When using the Dash Panels in the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, both Modern Sonic and Classic Sonic will automatically use their Spin Attack, much like in Sonic Chaos. On the console/PC versions of the game however, only Modern Sonic will use the Spin Attack (albeit briefly) whenever he runs over a Dash Panel at certain speeds.

In the console/PC version of the game, the Boosters also have their own trophy in the hidden Statue Room.

Sonic Dash

In Sonic Dash, the Dash Panels serve as minor objects when the player enters the Loop-de-loop section. In this game, they are somewhat different with simple red and black colored panels with blue arrows on the treadmills. They are used to give small amount of increased speed when the player enters the shuttle loop or corkscrew loop in their sections. They also make the playable character perform the Spin Attack automatically.

Sonic Lost World

In both versions of Sonic Lost World, the Dash Panels have the original Booster-design from the early installments of the series. This time around, they look identical to the Boosters seen in Sonic Generations. However, their placements within the Zones are somewhat unusual, as they can be placed on narrow steep roads or inside tubular pipes.

Like in previous games, rows of three or five Boosters appear in the 3D sections of the game for the sake of giving the player a boost of speed, while other are placed individually to guide the player. Along with the Spin Dash, the Boosters are the only way for Sonic to reach maximum running speed.

Sonic Mania

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, the Dash Panel in itself does not appear. However, the game does reuse several other Dash Panel-like gimmicks from previous games. These gimmicks work exactly like they did in their original games and include:

The Booster-based mechanism from Chemical Plant Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. They are only encountered in Chemical Plant Zone.
The plane launchers from Flying Battery Zone and Death Egg Zone in Sonic & Knuckles that give a forward boost of speed. They are only encountered in Flying Battery Zone.
The gray ground protrusions from Stardust Speedway in Sonic the Hedgehog CD that can give a boost of speed in either direction. They are only encountered in Stardust Speedway Zone.
The revolvers with hand attachments from Hydrocity Zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 that keep a player running in one place before releasing them. They are only encountered in Hydrocity Zone.

Sonic Forces: Speed Battle

In Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, the Dash Panels are designed like the modern Dash Panels. In this game, they look almost identical to how they appeared in Sonic Unleashed, except these Dash Panels have blue-glowing arrow marks on their treadmills. In gameplay, Dash Panels are randomly placed in certain areas on the tracks.

Sonic Forces

In Sonic Forces, the Dash Panels are featured as a main gimmick. In this game, they have their original Booster design from earlier games, with rapidly spinning black wheels on red and black platforms with arrow-marked treadmills running along them. Unlike in Sonic Generations, these Boosters appear in every stage, including those not exclusive to Classic Sonic.

In gameplay, the Boosters are placed individually in the 2.5D sections of the stages and in long rows in the 3D sections.

Variants

Accelerators

Main article: Accelerator (Sonic R)

Accelerators are objects similar to the Dash Panels, but with more parts to them. The more Rings the player has when passing through an Accelerator, the further distance will it send the player. To use it, the player must pay up to fifty Rings. They only appear in Sonic R.

Jump Panel

Main article: Jump Panel (ramp)

Jump Panels were introduced early on in the series, but it was not until Sonic Adventure that they took up the properties of the Dash Panels. Unlike the Dash Panels, which send the player into a dash along the ground, these panels send the player flying into mid-air, usually for the purpose of getting to the other side of gaps. Since Sonic Adventure 2, they have branched into two types; regular panels and Trick Jump Panels. They first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Dash Ring

Main article: Dash Ring

Dash Rings are another version of the Dash Panels. When passing through these rings, the player's character is send flying in the direction the Dash Ring is facing. Early on, they were designed as high-tech rings, but later became more generic orange rings. Since Sonic Heroes, Dash Rings have also come in a different variant called Rainbow Rings. They first appeared in Sonic Adventure.

Dash Rail

Main article: Dash Rail

Dash Rails are another variant of the regular Dash Panels. They function similarly to their ground counterparts, but are meant to boost the users' speed when grinding on Grind Rails. They were first introduced in Sonic Heroes.

Turquoise Fairies

Main article: Fairy#Turquoise fairies

Turquoise Fairies are one of seven types of fairies. They hover in clusters and function like a Dash Panel when touching them. Like regular Dash Panels, they are placed in different sizes of rows. They only appear in Sonic and the Black Knight.

Triple Dash Pads

Triple Dash Pads are a variant of regular Dash Panels. They appear as slightly larger Dash Panels with a light blue ring vertically surrounding them. When passed through, they will give the user a short boost of speed and a colorful aura. The amount of speed given increases for each consecutive Triple Dash Pad that is passed through by the player. The first aura is colored cyan, followed by yellow, and finally purple, which represents the greatest amount of speed which can be reached by using them. Their first and only appearance is in Sonic Forces: Speed Battle.

Trivia

Sonic Pinball Party features the Dash Panel briefly as part of the plunger in each Sonic-themed pinball table of the game.

Notes

↑ None of the booster mechanisms were named or mentioned in the earlier installments in the series. The name "Booster" was given for the Dash Panels in the classic stages in the console/PC versions of Sonic Generations and the name is used for them in the trophy room and instruction manuals.

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Sonic Generations (PlayStation 3) European instruction booklet, p. 11.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Sega CD) United States instruction booklet, p. 16.
↑ BradyGames (1 November 2011). Sonic Generations Official Strategy Guide. BradyGames. p. 15. ISBN 978-0744013429.
↑ Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Sega CD) United States instruction booklet, p. 23.
↑ Sega (5 November 2019) Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. Nintendo Switch. Sega. Area/level: Bullet Train Blast. "Bullet Train Blast rules: Collect items like Shield and Invincibility by touching them. Passing through Boosters will temporarily increase your speed."

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Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Playable characters	Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails (Super Tails**)
Non-playable characters	Dr. Robotnik \| Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky, Locky, Wocky, Micky, Tocky)
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
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Bosses	Drill Eggman \| Water Eggman \| Hammer 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	Crouch \| Glide \| Insta-Shield** \| Propeller Flying \| Spin Jump \| Super Dash Attack \| Super Spin Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles	Bomb \| Booster \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Cannon \| Capsule \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Fan \| Flipper \| Giant spear \| Goal Plate \| Gondola \| High-speed elevator \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Metal nut \| Seesaw \| Slot machine \| Spikes \| Spring \| Spring Catapult \| Star Post \| Stone pillar \| Switch
Items	Air Bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Monitor (Eggman, Extra Life, Flame Shield, Invincible, Lightning Shield, Power Sneakers, Random, S, Shield, Super Ring, Teleporter, Water Shield) \| Ring \| Star Circle
Music	Sonic the Hedgehog 1&2 Soundtrack
Other	Continue \| Corkscrew loop \| Death Egg Robot \| Debug Mode \| Egg Jet \| Mega Mack \| Perfect Bonus \| Shuttle loop \| 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

Playable characters		Sonic \| Tails*
Non-playable characters		Amy \| Dr. Robotnik \| Metal Sonic \| Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Ricky, Pecky, Robin, Sheep)
Rounds		Palmtree Panic \| Collision Chaos \| Tidal Tempest \| Quartz Quadrant \| Wacky Workbench \| Stardust Speedway \| Metallic Madness \| Special Stage \| Bonus Stage \| R2 \| Desert Dazzle* \| Final Fever*
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 \| Capsule \| Chopper Block \| Conveyor Belt \| Crusher \| Dash Zone \| Electrical conduit \| Emerald Block \| Fan Block \| Flipper \| Flywheel \| Goal Plate \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Lamppost \| Rotating platform \| Seesaw \| Size Beam \| Snowblower \| Sphere \| Spikes \| Spring \| Spring Pole \| Switch \| Time Warp sign
Items		Air Bubble \| 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 \| Time Over \| Time Warp \| Winding Tunnel *Only included in the 2011 re-release.

Sonic Chaos

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Playable characters		Sonic \| Tails
Non-playable characters		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 \| Duck \| Spin Jump \| Super Peel Out \| Super Spin Attack \| Super Spin Dash
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bonus Plate \| Booster \| High-speed warp tube \| Spikes \| Spring \| Switch
Items		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 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 \| Final Weapon
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 \| Conveyor Belt \| Corkscrew loop \| Crusher \| Death Egg \| 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

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Playable characters		Sonic \| Tails
Non-playable characters		Dr. Robotnik \| Knuckles \| Nack \| Metal Sonic \| Flicky
Zones		Great Turquoise Zone \| Sunset Park Zone \| Meta Junglira Zone \| Robotnik Winter Zone \| Tidal Plant Zone \| Atomic Destroyer Zone \| Special Stage
Enemies		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
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
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bomb \| Bonus Panel \| Booster \| Breakaway Bumper \| Conveyor Belt \| High-speed warp tube \| Spin Coaster \| Spring \| Star Circle \| Switch \| Teleporter
Items		Air Bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Monitor (1-Up, Chaos Emerald, Hyper Heli-Tails, Invincibility, Jet Board, Marker, Pogo Spring, Power Sneakers, Propeller Shoes, Rocket Shoes, Super Ring, Time Bonus) \| Ring \| Sea Fox
Other		Sonic Triple Trouble \| Shuttle loop \| Snowboard \| Tornado \| Continue

Sonic 3D Blast

Playable characters		Sonic
Non-playable characters		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
Enemies		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
Items		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

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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 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 \| 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 the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure

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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
Items		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 \| 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 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 \| Tail Swipe
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Barrel \| Bumper \| Bumper wall \| Capsule \| Checkpoint \| Conveyor Belt \| Dash Panel \| 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

Main article | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery

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, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk)
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 \| Checkpoint \| Dash Panel \| Fan \| Gravity Control Switch \| Grind Rail \| Gymnastic Bar \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Pole \| Rotating platform \| Spikes \| Spring
Items		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 \| 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 Battle

Main article | Scripts (Sonic, Tails, Rouge, Knuckles, Amy, Cream, Shadow, Emerl) | Staff | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| Shadow \| Rouge \| Cream \| Emerl \| Chaos Gamma \| Chaos
Other characters		Dr. Eggman \| Cheese \| E-121 Phi \| Guard Robo \| NiGHTS \| Omochao \| Ultimate Emerl
World Maps		Central City \| Death Egg \| Emerald Town \| Gimme Shelter \| Holy Summit \| Night Babylon
Arenas		Amy's Room \| Battle Highway \| Chao Ruins \| Club "Rouge" \| Colosseum \| Death Egg \| Emerald Beach \| Green Hill \| Holy Summit \| Library \| Metal Depot \| Tails' Lab
Skills	Running Skill	Amy Run \| Chaos Run \| Cream Run \| Knuckles Run \| Rouge Run \| Run Skill \| Shadow Run \| Sonic Run \| Tails Run \| Ult. Run Skill \| Walk Mode
	Dashing Skill	Amy Dash \| Chaos Dive \| Cream Hop \| Dash Skill \| Drive Mode \| Knuckles Dash \| Rouge Grind \| Shadow Dash \| Sonic Leap \| Tails Hop \| Ult. Dash Skill
	Jumping Skill	Amy Jump \| Boost Jump \| Chaos Jump \| Cream Jump \| Jump Skill \| Knuckles Jump \| Rouge Flight \| Shadow Jump \| Sonic Jump \| Tails Jump \| Ult. Jump Skill
	Air Action	Air Action \| Amy Dble Jump \| Chaos Flight \| Cream Ballet \| Flight Mode \| Grinder Attack \| Rouge Catch \| S. Teleport \| Sonic Ballet \| Tails Fly \| Ult. Air Action
	Guard Skill	Amy Guard \| Chao Knight \| Chaos Guard \| Grd Skill \| Guard Mode \| Knuckles Guard \| Rouge Guard \| Shadow Guard \| Sonic Guard \| Tails Guard \| Ult. Grd Skill
	Heal Skill	Amy Heal \| Chaos Heal \| Cream Heal \| Heal Skill \| Knuckles Heal \| Recovery Mode \| Rouge Heal \| Shadow Heal \| Sonic Heal \| Tails Heal \| Ult. Heal Skill
	First Attack	1st Attack \| Chao Arch \| Girl Jab \| IQ200 Attack \| Kn. Straight \| Rouge Kick \| Shadow Chop \| Solid Knuckle \| Sonic Punch \| Stretch Chaos \| Ult. 1st Attack
	Second Attack	2nd Attack \| Chao Winder \| Elastic Chaos \| Electric Stab \| Girl Straight \| IQ300 Attack \| Knuckles Chop \| Rouge S. Kick \| Shadow Kick \| Sonic Kick \| Ult. 2nd Attack
	Third Attack	3rd Attack \| Chao Salom \| Flexible Chaos \| Girl Upper \| IQ400 Attack \| Knuckles Upper \| Paralyze Cut \| Rouge Sobat \| Shadow B. Kick \| Top Kick \| Ult. 3rd Attack
	Heavy Attack	C. Double Stab \| C. Nightmare \| Chao Tornado \| Charlie Kick \| Electric Shock \| Girl Crush \| Heav Attack \| Magic Hook \| Megaton Hook \| Sonic Flare \| Ult. Heav Attack
	Upper Attack	Chao Upper \| Chaos Upper \| Enrage \| Girl Swing \| Magic Upper \| Secret Kick \| Sonic Up Draft \| Ult. Uppr Attack \| Upper Chaos \| Upper E. Shock \| Uppr Attack
	Dash Attack	Buster Drill \| Chao Dash \| Chaos Dolphin \| Dash Attack \| Double Punch \| Girl Bomber \| Secret Spear \| Shadow Slider \| Tails Cyclone \| Ult. Dash Attack \| Windmill
	Air Attack	Air Attack \| Air E. Shock \| Agent Eagle \| Air Girl Crush \| Chao Circle \| Chaos Rocket \| Kn. Air Hook \| Shadow Rocket \| Sonic Rocket \| Typhoon \| Ult. Air Attack
	Pursuit Attack	Aim Attack \| Air Knuckle \| Chao Dunk \| Chaos Impact \| Girl Dunk \| Homing Cutter \| Meteor Punch \| Shadow Eagle \| Sonic Eagle \| Tails Dunk \| Ult. Aim Attack
	Ground Shot	Beauty Shock \| Chao Cannon \| Chaos Magic \| Chaos Shot \| Devastator \| Energy Ball \| Grnd Shot \| Pink Typhoon \| Rock Free Fall \| Sonic Wave \| Ult. Grnd Shot
	Air Shot	??? (Knuckles) \| Air B. Shock \| Air C. Cannon \| Air C. Magic \| Air C. Shot \| Air Devastator \| Air E. Ball \| Air Pink Typhoon \| Air Shot \| Meteor Crush \| Sonic Storm \| Ult. Air Shot
	Ground Power	Amy Combo \| Chao Rush \| Chaos Burst \| Chaos Combo \| Chaos Crush \| Cream Combo \| Deep Impact \| E-102 Combo \| Flick \| G. Tornado \| Grnd Power \| Knuckles Combo \| Meltdown \| Rouge Combo \| Shadow Combo \| Silent Size \| Sonic Combo \| Sonic Drive \| Tails Combo \| Ult. Grnd Power
	Air Power	??? (Cream) \| ??? (E-102) \| ??? (Rouge) \| ??? (Shadow) \| ??? (Sonic) \| ??? (Tails) \| Air C. Burst \| Air C. Crush \| Air Flick \| Air G. Tornado \| Air Meltdown \| Air Power \| C. Revolution \| Major Eruption \| Sonic Meteor \| Spiral Dive \| Ult. Air Power
	Ground Trap	??? (Amy) \| ??? (Chaos) \| Bat Cracker \| Blinker \| Chaos Splash \| Chu² Bomb \| Cream Cracker \| Gift \| Grnd Trap \| Mole Bomb \| Roaming Chaos \| Sonic Cracker \| Ult. Grnd Trap
	Air Trap	Air B. Cracker \| Air Blinker \| Air C. Splash \| Air Chu² Bomb \| Air Gift \| Air Mole Bomb \| Air R. Chaos \| Air Trap \| C. Air Cracker \| S. Air Cracker \| Ult. Air Trap
	Fighting Pose	Amy Style \| Chaos Style \| Cream Style \| E-102 Style \| Fight Pose \| Knuckles Style \| Rouge Style \| Shadow Style \| Sonic Style \| Tails Style \| Ult. Fight Pose
	Strength Support	Strength Support 0 \| Strength Support 1 \| Strength Support 2 \| Strength Support 3 \| Strength Support 4 \| Strength Support 5 \| Strength Support 6 \| Strength Support 7 \| Strength Support 8 \| Strength Support 9
	Attack Support	Attack Support 0 \| Attack Support 1 \| Attack Support 2 \| Attack Support 3 \| Attack Support 4 \| Attack Support 5 \| Attack Support 6 \| Attack Support 7 \| Attack Support 8 \| Attack Support 9
	Support of Others	Acceleration Up Lv 1 \| Acceleration Up Lv 2 \| High Gravity Lv 1 \| High Gravity Lv 2 \| Low Gravity Lv 1 \| Low Gravity Lv 2 \| No Support \| Speed Up Lv 1 \| Speed Up Lv 2 \| Trounce Support
	Color 1	Amy Color 1 \| Chaos Color 1 \| Cream Color 1 \| Emerl Color 1 \| E-102 Color 1 \| Knuckles Color 1 \| Rouge Color 1 \| Shadow Color 1 \| Sonic Color 1 \| Tails Color 1
	Color 2	Amy Color 2 \| Chaos Color 2 \| Cream Color 2 \| Emerl Color 2 \| E-102 Color 2 \| Knuckles Color 2 \| Rouge Color 2 \| Shadow Color 2 \| Sonic Color 2 \| Tails Color 2
	Color 3	Amy Color 3 \| Chaos Color 3 \| Cream Color 3 \| Emerl Color 3 \| E-102 Color 3 \| Knuckles Color 3 \| Rouge Color 3 \| Shadow Color 3 \| Sonic Color 3 \| Tails Color 3
Mini Games		Amy's Treasure Island \| Knuckles' Mine Hunt \| Shadow's Speed Demon \| Soniclash! \| Tails' Fly & Get
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bomb \| Dash Panel \| Ramp
Items		Chaos Emerald \| Emerald Shard \| Ring
English voice actors		Ryan Drummond (Sonic) \| Deem Bristow (Eggman) \| William Corkery (Tails) \| Scott Drier (Knuckles) \| David Humphrey (Shadow) \| Lani Minella (Rouge) \| Jon St. John (Chaos Gamma) \| Jennifer Douillard (Amy) \| Sarah Wulfeck (Cream)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic the Hedgehog) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Kōji Yusa (Shadow) \| Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) \| Taiten Kusunoki (Chaos Gamma) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream)
Other		Chao \| Chaos Control \| Death Egg \| Discharge mode \| Egg Mobile \| Final Egg Blaster \| Fourth Great Civilization \| Gizoid \| HP \| Ichikoro Gauge \| Link \| Love Hammer \| Master Emerald \| Mother computer \| Prof. Gerald's Journal \| Skill Point \| South Island \| Tails' Lab \| Virtual Training

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 \| Check Point \| 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
Items		Capsule \| Car \| Casino chip \| Castle Key \| Cell Key \| Chaos Emerald \| Chaotix Detective Agency \| 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 \| 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

Main article | Staff | Glitches | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| Cream \| Cheese
Non-playable characters		Eggman \| Vanilla \| G-merl (Ultimate G-merl) \| Chao \| Omochao
Zones		Route 99 \| Sunset Hill \| Ocean Base \| Toy Kingdom \| Twinkle Snow \| Cyber Track \| Chaos Angel \| Altar Emerald \| Nonaggression \| Special Stage
Enemies		Akatento \| Aotento \| Ape \| Bu-bu \| Buzzer \| Clam \| Condor \| Gaogao \| Gekogeko \| Ginpe \| Guards \| Guruguru \| Hariisen \| Jousun \| Juggling \| Kamaki \| Kyacchaa \| Marrun \| Minimole \| Muugaden \| Spina \| Takkon \| Uutsubo \| Yadokka \| Yukigasen
Bosses		Egg Hammer 3 \| Egg Ball No.2 \| Egg Foot \| Egg Cube \| Egg Chaser \| Egg Pinball \| Egg Gravity \| Hyper Eggrobo \| Ultimate G-merl
Moves/ Techniques	General	Amy Dash \| Big Hammer Attack \| Boost Mode \| Bound Attack \| Chao Attack \| Chao Ball Attack \| Chao Spinning Attack \| Dash Climb \| Double Mid-Air Glide \| Double Punch \| Drill Claw \| Fire Sliding \| Flying \| Floating Fall \| Grinding \| Hammer Attack \| Hammer Jump \| Hammer Propeller Flying \| Head Slide \| High Propeller Flying \| Hip Drop \| Homing Attack \| Jump Dash \| Leap \| Look down \| Mid-Air Dash Glide \| Propeller Flying \| Mid-Air Chao Attack \| Mid-Air Chao Ball Attack \| Mid-Air Chao Spinning Attack \| Mid-Air Glide \| Mid-Air Hammer Attack \| Mid-Air Hammer Jump \| Skid Attack \| Spin \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Super Sonic Boost \| Spinning Hammer Attack \| Spiral Upper \| Tag Action \| Tail Spin Attack \| Tail Swipe \| Tornado Attack \| Upper Spin \| Wall Climb \| Wind Attack
Moves/ Techniques	Mid-Air Trick Actions	Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step) \| Long Wind Jump (Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) \| Stop 'n' Slam (Bound Attack, Spinning Hammer Attack, Propeller Descent, Hip Drop)
Gimmicks and obstacles		Balloon \| Bungee Rope \| Checkpoint \| Dash Panel \| Flywheel \| Grind Rail \| Gymnastic Bar \| High-speed warp tube \| Iron ball \| Jump Panel \| Minecart \| Platform-raising Wheel \| Pole \| Pulley \| Propeller Spring \| Seesaw \| Snowblower \| Special Spring \| Switch
Items		Act Ring \| Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Confusion, Invincibility, Minus Ring, Maximum Speed, Mosaic, Random Ring Bonus, Ring Magnet, Shield, Slow, Swap, Transparency) \| Capsule \| Chaos Emerald' \| Factory Ring \| Goal Medal \| Ring \| Special Key
English voice actors		Ryan Drummond (Sonic) \| Deem Bristow (Eggman) \| William Corkery (Tails) \| Scott Dreier (Knuckles) \| Jon St. John (Announcer) \| Jennifer Douillard (Amy) \| Sarah Wulfeck (Cream)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic the Hedgehog) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream)
Other		Angel Island \| Chao Playground \| Corkscrew loop \| Fly Type \| Freeze \| Mini-Games \| Power Type \| Shuttle loop \| Sonic Factory \| Speed Type \| Time Attack \| Tornado 2

Shadow the Hedgehog

Playable characters		Shadow (Hero Shadow, Dark Shadow, Super Shadow) \| Shadow Android
Non-playable characters		Black Doom (Devil Doom) \| Eggman \| Sonic \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| Rouge \| Omega \| Team Chaotix (Vector, Espio, Charmy) \| Cream \| Cheese \| Maria \| Gerald \| Commander \| President \| Researcher \| Secretary \| Chao
Stages		Air Fleet \| Black Comet \| Central City \| Circus Park \| Cosmic Fall \| Cryptic Castle \| Death Ruins \| Digital Circuit \| Final Haunt \| GUN Fortress \| Glyphic Canyon \| Iron Jungle \| Lava Shelter \| Lethal Highway \| Lost Impact \| Mad Matrix \| Prison Island \| Sky Troops \| Space Gadget \| The ARK \| The Doom \| The Last Way \| Westopolis
Enemies		Ark Missile Turret \| Artificial Chaos (Artificial Chaos P-100, Cell) \| Black Assassin \| Black Hawk \| Black Oak \| Black Volt \| Black Warrior \| Black Wing \| Black Worm \| Big Foot Type A \| Big Foot Type B \| Death Leech \| Death Worm \| Egg Bommer \| Egg Pawn \| Egg Pierrot \| Giant Walker \| Giga Trooper \| Gold Beetle \| Gun Beetle \| GUN Soldier \| GUN Trooper \| Jack Bommer \| Killer Plant \| Mono Beetle \| Rocket Beetle \| Sand Worm \| Shadow Android \| Spark Beetle
Bosses		Black Bull \| Black Doom \| Blue Falcon \| Devil Doom \| Diablon \| Egg Breaker \| Egg Dealer \| Heavy Dog
Moves/Techniques		Chaos Blast \| Chaos Control \| Chaos Spear \| Crouch \| Dark Spin Dash \| Grinding \| Grind Step \| Homing Attack \| Jump Dash \| Light Dash \| Mid-Air Attack \| Missile Fever \| Overturn \| Pawn Fever \| Pick up \| Punch \| Ring Fever \| Shadow Fever \| Slide \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Super Sonic Boost \| Swift strike \| Tail Swipe \| Triangle Jump
Vehicles		Air Saucer \| Convertible \| GUN Motorcycle \| GUN Vehicle \| HMMWV \| Jump Vehicle
Gimmicks and obstacles		Barrel \| Barrier \| Black Slab \| Case \| Cell Cannon \| City annihilator bomb \| Coaster \| Color Panel \| Electrified Rail \| Fan \| Firewall \| Gravity Control Switch \| Green energy fluid \| Gun Lift \| Gun ship \| GUN turret \| Hint Ring \| Jump Panel (Prison Island) \| Jump Panel (ramp) \| Junction switch \| Lantern \| Laser field \| Laser turret \| Light-speed circuit \| Meteorite \| Pole \| Pulley \| Red fruit \| Red Slime \| Rocket \| Secret Door \| Shield switch \| Shooting Gallery \| Small bomb \| Surveillance camera \| Toxic marsh \| Toxic river \| Vine \| Warp Hole \| Wide spring
Items	General	Black Tank \| Bomb Unit \| Chaos Emerald \| Container (Special Weapon Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) \| Core program \| Defense Unit \| Egg Balloon \| Energy Core \| Floating Item Box \| Goal Ring \| Heal Unit \| Item Box (1-Up, Barrier, Damage Recover, Heat Barrier, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Rings) \| President's escape pod \| Ring \| Secret Key \| Temple jewel
Items	Weapons	4-Shot RPG \| 8-Shot RPG \| Bazooka \| Big Worm Shooter \| Big Barrel \| Black Barrel \| Black Sword \| Bomb Fever \| Egg Bazooka \| Egg Gun \| Egg Spear \| Egg Vacuum \| Environment Objects \| Flash Shot \| Gatling Gun \| Grenade Launcher \| Heal Cannon \| Heavy Machine Gun \| Heavy Shot \| Laser Rifle \| Light Shot \| Omochao Gun \| Pistol \| Refractor \| RPG \| Samurai Blade \| Satellite Gun \| Semi-Auto Rifle \| Shadow Rifle \| Splitter \| Sub-Machine Gun \| Survival Knife \| Tank Cannon \| Vacuum Pod \| Wide Worm Shooter \| Worm Shooter
English voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) \| Sean Schemmel (Black Doom) \| Mike Pollock (Eggman, Gerald) \| Amy Palant (Tails) \| Dan Green (Knuckles) \| Lisa Ortiz (Amy) \| Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) \| Rebecca Honig (Cream, Maria) \| Carter Cathcart (Vector) \| David Wills (Espio) \| Amy Birnbaum (Charmy) \| Jeff Kramer (Omega) \| Andrew Rannells (GUN Soldier) \| Marc Thompson (Commander) \| Maddie Blaustein (President) \| Bella Hudson (Secretary)
Japanese voice actors		Kōji Yusa (Shadow) \| Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (Black Doom) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Gerald) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream) \| Yuri Shiratori (Maria) \| Kenta Miyake (Vector) \| Yūki Masuda (Espio) \| Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) \| Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) \| Takashi Yoshida (GUN Soldier) \| Banjō Ginga (Commander) \| Yutaka Nakano (President) \| Junko Kitanishi (Secretary) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Additional Chao)
Music	Songs	All Hail Shadow \| Almost Dead \| E.G.G.M.A.N Doc. Robeatnix Mix \| I Am... All of Me \| Never Turn Back \| The Chosen One \| Tripod Baby \| Waking Up \| Who I Am (unused)
Music	Albums	Lost and Found: Shadow the Hedgehog Vocal Trax \| Shadow the Hedgehog Official Soundtrack \| Shadow the Hedgehog Original Soundtrax
Other		Battle Mode \| Black Comet \| Central Information Agency \| Eclipse Cannon \| Dark Gauge \| Dark Rider \| Egg Monitor \| Eggman Fleet \| Expert Mode \| Fire in the Sky Festival \| Health Gauge \| Hero Gauge \| Mother computer \| Prison Island \| Prosperity ritual \| Shadow the Hedgehog Flash \| Space Colony ARK \| Tails' Spaceship \| White House

Sonic Rush

Main article | Staff | Script (Sonic, Blaze, Extra) | Glitches | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Blaze (Burning Blaze)
Non-playable characters		Tails \| Knuckles \| Amy \| Cream \| Cheese \| Vanilla \| Dr. Eggman \| Dr. Eggman Nega \| Animals (Camel, Cat, Elephant, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Monkey, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Seal, Skunk, Flicky, Ricky, Pocky, Wocky)
Stages		Leaf Storm \| Water Palace \| Mirage Road \| Night Carnival \| Huge Crisis \| Altitude Limit \| Dead Line \| Unknown \| Exception \| Special Stage
Enemies		Battle Flapper \| Bomb Hawk \| Cannon Flapper \| Egg Bishop \| Egg Diver \| Egg Hammer \| Egg Pawn \| Egg Pawn (spear) \| Egg Pawn Bunny \| Egg Pawn Manager (gun) \| Egg Pawn Manager (SF gun) \| Falco \| Flapper \| Gun Hunter \| Klagen \| Laser Flapper \| Rhino Spring \| Solid Pawn
Bosses		Egg Hammer Mega \| Egg Turtle \| Egg Scarab \| Egg Libra \| Egg Hammer Fortress \| Egg Eagle \| Sonic/Blaze \| Egg King \| Egg Salamander
Moves/Techniques		Axel Jump \| Axel Tornado \| Boost Mode \| Burning Fire Boost \| Burst Dash \| Burst Hover \| Fire Boost \| Grinding \| Homing Attack \| Hop Jump \| Humming Top \| Jump Dash \| Jump Step \| Scroll Screen \| Spin Attack \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Super Boost \| Super Sonic Boost \| Trick Action
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bungee Rope \| Cannon \| Checkpoint Marker \| Dash Panel \| Dash Rail \| Dash Ring \| Giant Waterwheel \| Grind Rail \| Hang Glider \| High-speed warp tube \| Jump Panel \| Rainbow Ring \| Special Generator \| Spring \| Spring Pole \| Switch \| Winding Rope \| Zip Line
Items		Air Bubble \| Chaos Emerald \| Floating Item Box \| Goal Ring \| Item Box (5 Ring Bonus, Attract, Barrier, Confusion, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Max Tension Bonus, Max Tension Bonus (multiplayer), Random Ring Bonus, Slow, Tension Bonus) \| Ring \| Sol Emerald
English voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic) \| Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega) \| Amy Palant (Tails) \| Rebecca Honig (Cream) \| Bella Hudson (Blaze)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Eggman Nega) \| Ryo Hirohashi (Tails) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream) \| Nao Takamori (Blaze)
Music	Songs	A New Day \| Right There, Ride On \| Back 2 Back \| Ethno Circus \| Ska Cha Cha \| Jeh Jeh Rocket \| Get Edgy \| What U Need \| Metal Scratchin' \| Vela Nova \| Bomber Barbara \| Wrapped in Black \| Raisin' Me Up
Music	Albums	Original Groove Rush
Other		Blaze's world \| Corkscrew loop \| Health Gauge \| Rank \| Real-Time Interaction \| Shuttle loop \| Time Attack \| Tension Gauge

Sonic Riders

Main article | Scripts (Heroes, Babylon) | Staff | Beta elements | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Jet \| Wave \| Storm \| Amy \| Dr. Eggman \| Shadow \| Rouge \| Cream \| E-10000G \| E-10000R \| Ulala \| AiAi \| NiGHTS
Non-playable characters		Omochao \| Stolen \| Jet's father \| Babylon Guardian \| E-10000Y
Courses/Fields	Heroes	Metal City \| Splash Canyon \| Egg Factory \| Green Cave \| Sand Ruins \| Babylon Garden
	Babylon	Night Chase \| Red Canyon \| Ice Factory \| White Cave \| Dark Desert \| Sky Road \| Babylon Guardian
	Extra	Digital Dimension \| Sega Carnival \| Sega Illusion
	Survival	Dual Towers \| Snow Valley \| Space Theater
Moves/Techniques		Air Boost \| Air Riding \| Air Slide \| Attacks \| Grinding \| Super Sonic Boost \| Tornado \| Trick Action
Extreme Gears		Accelerator \| Access \| Advantage-F \| Advantage-P \| Advantage-S \| Air Broom \| Air Tank \| Auto-Slider \| BANANA \| Beginner \| Berserker \| Blue Star \| Blue Star II \| Cannonball \| Channel5 \| Chaos Emerald \| Cover-F \| Cover-P \| Cover-S \| Darkness \| Destroyer \| E-gearG \| E-gearR \| E-Rider \| Faster \| Fastest \| Gambler \| Grinder \| Hang-On \| Heavy Bike \| High Booster \| Hovercraft \| Legend \| Light Board \| Magic Carpet \| Night Sky \| Omnipotence \| Opa Opa \| Pink Rose \| Power Gear \| Powerful Gear \| Red Rock \| Rengoku \| Slide Booster \| Smile \| Speed Balancer \| Super Hang-On \| Temptation \| The Crazy \| Trap Gear \| Turbo Star \| Type-J \| Type-S \| Type-W \| Yellow Tail
Gimmicks and obstacles		Accelerator \| Air Pit \| Automatic Trail \| Barricade \| Bomb \| Catapult \| Dash Panel \| Grind Rail \| Trick Zone \| Turbulence
Items		Air \| Item Box (Air, Explosion, High Speed, Invincible Barrier, Magnetic Barrier, Rings, Speed Down, Question Item) \| Ring
English voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic, Jet ) \| Amy Palant (Tails) \| Dan Green (Knuckles, Storm) \| Bella Hudson (Wave, Babylon Computer) \| Lisa Ortiz (Amy) \| Mike Pollock (Dr. Eggman) \| Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) \| Rebecca Honig (Cream) \| Maddie Blaustein (E-10000G, E-10000R, Babylon Guardian) \| Liza Jacqueline (Omochao) \| Kaoru Morota (AiAi) \| Apollo Smile (Ulala)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Daisuke Kishio (Jet) \| Chie Nakamura (Wave, Babylon Computer) \| Kenji Nomura (Storm, Babylon Guardian) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) \| Kaoru Morota (AiAi) \| Apollo Smile (Ulala)
Music	Songs	Catch Me If You Can \| Sonic Speed Riders
Music	Albums	Speedbeats Grand Prix: Sonic Riders Original Soundtrack
Other		Air Tank \| Babylon Garden \| Babylon Rogues' ship \| Babylonians \| Bashōsen \| Black Market \| Chaos Control \| Chaos Emerald \| Eggman Empire \| Emerald Detector \| Rank \| EX World Grand Prix \| Flight Type \| Freeze \| Key to Babylon Garden \| Mission Mode \| Power Type \| Speed Type \| Time Attack

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

Playable characters		Sonic (Super Sonic) \| Tails \| Knuckles \| Shadow (Super Shadow) \| Rouge \| Omega \| Silver (Super Silver) \| Blaze \| Amy
Non-playable characters		Accordion Player \| Adrianna \| Alan \| Alessio \| Alfano \| Anna \| Antonio \| Aristo \| Berruni \| Bishop \| Claudia \| Dante \| Dr. Eggman \| Duchess of Soleanna \| Duke of Soleanna \| Elkan \| Frances \| Francesca \| GUN Soldier \| Galienna \| Gina \| Hatsun \| Herman \| Iblis \| Ladies-in-waiting \| Liza \| Lord Regis \| Mancini \| Mephiles (Mephiles's monstrous form) \| Mikhail \| Monica \| Nicolo \| Paganini \| Parr \| Pele \| Pietro \| Pinto \| Porta \| Priest \| Princess Elise the Third \| Prodi \| Pucci \| Puccini \| Renzo \| Alberto Robert \| Roberta \| Rossi \| Sabrina \| Sandro \| Solaris \| Soleanna Royal Guards \| Solomon \| Sonic Man \| Sophia \| Ken Williams \| Zof
Action Stages		Wave Ocean \| Dusty Desert \| White Acropolis \| Crisis City \| Flame Core \| Radical Train \| Tropical Jungle \| Kingdom Valley \| Aquatic Base \| End of the World
Town Stages		Castle Town \| Forest \| New City
DLC Stages		Sonic Boss Attack \| Shadow Boss Attack \| Silver Boss Attack \| Team Attack Amigo
Town Missions	Sonic	1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| 11 \| 12 \| 13 \| 14 \| 15 \| 16 \| 17 \| 18 \| 19 \| 20
	Shadow	1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| 11 \| 12 \| 13 \| 14 \| 15
	Silver	1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| 11 \| 12 \| 13 \| 14 \| 15 \| 16 \| 17 \| 18
Enemies	Dr. Eggman's mechs	Egg Armor \| Egg Bomber \| Egg Buster \| Egg Buster (Egg Gunner) \| Egg Cannon \| Egg Chaser \| Egg Commander \| Egg Flyer \| Egg Guardian \| Egg Gunner \| Egg Hunter \| Egg Keeper \| Egg Lancer \| Egg Liner \| Egg Rounder \| Egg Searcher \| Egg Stinger \| Egg Sweeper \| Egg Walker
Enemies	Iblis's Minions	Gazer \| Golem \| Iblis Biter \| Iblis Taker \| Iblis Worm \| Shadows \| Stalker \| Titan \| Tricker
Bosses		Egg-Cerberus \| Egg-Genesis \| Egg-Wyvern \| Iblis \| Mephiles \| Shadow \| Silver \| Solaris \| Sonic
Moves/Techniques		Arrow of Light \| Accelerator Tornado \| Attack \| Blast Jump \| Bomb \| Bomb Snipe \| Bound Jump \| Chaos Attack \| Chaos Boost (Chaos Blast, Chaos Lance, Chaos Snap) \| Chaos Spear \| Climb \| Custom Action (Gun Drive, Homing Smash, Mach Speed, Scale, Slow, Thunder Guard, Tornado) \| Crouch \| Double Jump \| Dummy Ring Blitz \| Dummy Ring Bomb \| Dummy Ring Snipe \| Edge Attack \| Fire Claw \| Fly \| Glide \| Grab All \| Ground Shaker \| Hammer Attack \| Heart Mine \| Hold Smash \| Homing Attack \| Hover \| Invisibility \| Jump Dash \| Levitate \| Light Dash \| Lock-On Shot \| Omega Launcher \| Omega Shot \| Psychokinesis \| Psycho Shock \| Psycho Smash \| Punch Attack \| Screwdriver \| Shield of Light \| Sliding Attack \| Spear of Light \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump \| Spin Kick \| Spinning Claw \| Teleport Dash \| Turbo Boost \| Wall Jump \| Wings of Light
Vehicles		Bike \| Buggy \| Hover Craft \| Glider
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bungee Rope \| Conveyor Belt \| Cylinder \| Eagle \| Eye of Solaris \| Hanging Bell \| Hint Ring \| Horizontal Bar \| Jump Panel \| Laser field \| Lotus \| Mechanical Ring \| Mirror of Soleanna \| Orb statue \| Orca \| PK mark \| Purple orb \| Point Marker \| Pulley \| Rainbow Ring \| Silver Sphere \| Sphere \| Spotlight \| Spring \| Switch \| Tightrope \| Trick Jump Panel \| Turtle \| Vine \| Warp Hole \| Wide spring \| Wind switch
Items	General	Apple \| Barrel \| Chaos Drive \| Container (Blue crate, Case, Explosive crate, Steel Container, Wooden Container) \| Custom Shoes \| Dummy Ring \| Explosion Trap \| Goal Ring \| Heart bomb \| Item Box (Extra Life, Gauge Up, High Speed, Invincible, Rings) \| Key \| Light Core \| Medal \| Minecart \| Ring \| Snowboard
Items	Level Up Items	Air Chip \| Antigravity \| Bounce Bracelet \| Gem (Blue Gem, Green Gem, Purple Gem, Rainbow Gem, Red Gem, Sky Gem, White Gem, Yellow Gem) \| Heart of Wind \| Light Chip \| Memory Shard (black) \| Memory Shard (blue) \| Memory Shard (red) \| Power Bracelet \| Shock Bracelet \| Single-Layered Extreme
English voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow the Hedgehog) \| Pete Capella (Silver the Hedgehog) \| Lacey Chabert (Princess Elise) \| Mike Pollock (Dr. Eggman, Narrator) \| Amy Palant \| (Tails, Ladies-in-waiting) \| Lisa Ortiz (Amy, Ladies-in-waiting) \| Bella Hudson (Blaze) \| Dan Green (Knuckles, Mephiles, Solaris Project scientists) \| Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) \| Maddie Blaustein (Omega) \| David Wills (Duke, G.U.N communitcator)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Kōji Yusa (Shadow) \| Daisuke Ono (Silver) \| Maaya Sakamoto (Princess Elise) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (Dr. Eggman) Kenji Utsumi (Narrator, Duke) \| Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) \| Hikari Yono (Ladies-in-waiting) \| Nao Takamori (Blaze) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) \| Takayuki Sakazume (Mephiles) \| Keiji Okuda (Solaris Project scientist, G.U.N. communicator) \| Yoshikazu Kozuma (Solaris Project scientist) \| Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Taiten Kusunoki (Omega)
Music	Songs	All Hail Shadow \| Dreams of an Absolution \| His World \| My Destiny \| Solaris Phase 1 \| Sweet Dreams AKON Mix
Music	Albums	Sonic the Hedgehog Vocal Traxx: Several Wills \| Sonic the Hedgehog Vocal Traxx: Several Wills
Other		Action Gauge \| Auto Running \| Chao in Space \| Sonic the Hedgehog CHAOS CRUSH! \| Day of Disaster \| Doctor Eggman's chair \| Egg Carrier \| Egg train \| Festival of the Sun \| Havok \| Health Gauge \| Rimlight \| Scepter of Darkness \| Shop \| Soleanna \| Solaris Project \| Super-Speed Stage

Sonic Rivals

Main article | Scripts (Sonic, Knuckles, Shadow, Silver) | Staff | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic \| Knuckles \| Shadow \| Silver \| Metal Sonic
Non-playable characters		Amy \| Tails \| Rouge \| Dr. Eggman \| Dr. Eggman Nega
Zones		Forest Falls Zone \| Colosseum Highway Zone \| Sky Park Zone \| Crystal Mountain Zone \| Death Yard Zone \| Meteor Base Zone
Bosses		Egg Turtle \| Egg Falcon \| Egg Lynx \| Egg Kong \| Egg Destroyer
Enemies		Cannon Flapper \| Drill Worm \| Egg Pawn \| Metal Hound \| MonoClown \| Venoom \| Vultur \| Yetee
Moves/ Techniques	General	Air Boost \| Grinding \| Homing Attack \| Speed Boost \| Spin Dash \| Spin Jump
Moves/ Techniques	Signature Moves	Chaos Control \| Copycat \| ESP \| Hammer Punch \| Sonic Boom
Gimmicks and obstacles		Bobsled \| Boost Object \| Boost Ring \| Dash Panel \| Fan \| Grind Rail \| High-speed warp tube \| Jump Panel \| Spikes \| Spring \| Spring Pole \| Warp Hole
Items		Movable box \| Power-Up (Magnet, Star) \| Ring
Voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) \| Dan Green (Knuckles the Echidna) \| Pete Capella (Silver the Hedgehog) \| Amy Palant (Tails) \| Lisa Ortiz (Amy Rose) \| Kathleen Delaney (Rouge the Bat) \| Mike Pollock (Doctor Eggman, Doctor Eggman Nega)
Other		Freeze \| Eggman Nega's Camera \| Onyx Island \| Real-Time Interaction \| Shuttle loop \| Sonic Rivals Dash

Sonic and the Secret Rings

Main article | Script | Staff | Gallery

Playable characters		Sonic (Darkspine Sonic) \| Shadow* \| Tails* \| Knuckles* \| Cream* \| Silver* \| Blaze*
Non-playable characters		Shahra \| Erazor Djinn (Alf Layla wa-Layla) \| King Shahryar \| Ali Baba \| Sinbad the Sailor \| King Solomon \| Uhu \| Kri Ma Djinn \| Pri Ma Djinn \| Cheese* \| Omochao* \| Big
Worlds		Lost Prologue \| Sand Oasis \| Dinosaur Jungle \| Evil Foundry \| Levitated Ruin \| Pirate Storm \| Skeleton Dome \| Night Palace
Party Mode	Modes	Treasure Hunt \| World Bazaar \| Tournament Palace \| Genie's Lair \| Pirates Coast
Party Mode	Mini-games	Aim! Big Crossbow* \| Aim! Color Balloon* \| Aye, aye Captain! Pirate Flag* \| Cross! Balance Race* \| Fire! Marksman* \| Fly! Ptero-Rider* \| Fore! Putt-Putt* \| Get 'em! Parasol Diving* \| Go! Mine Cart Race* \| Grab it! Bubble Hunt* \| Grab it! Kri Ma Djinn* \| Hit it! Home Run* \| Hit it! Parasol Ball* \| Hold it! Treasure Haul* \| Knockdown! Balance Battle* \| Look up! Skydiving* \| Play! Violin* \| Pull on it! Carpet* \| Put it out! Big Fire* \| Recognize! Treasure Box* \| Reel! Battle Fishing* \| Roll it! Heavy Ball* \| Row! Canoe Race* \| Row! Canoe Salvage* \| Row! Canoe Survival* \| Seek! Edge Race* \| Shine on! Kri Ma Djinn* \| Sink 'em! Pirate Ship* \| Spike! Fruit Catch* \| Spill! Weight Puzzle* \| Spin! Cogwheel Relay* \| Spin! Propeller Race* \| Spin! Safe Dial* \| Spin! Steel Survival* \| Spot! Pitch Black* \| Stay Tight! Big Balloon* \| Thrust! Bone Knight* \| Watch out! Trap* \| Whack! Giant Stakes* \| Whack! Hatchet*
Enemies		Blue Ma Djinn \| Gargoyle Djinn \| Golem Djinn \| Green Ma Djinn \| Rafflesia Djinn \| Red Ma Djinn \| Skeleton Djinn \| Slime Djinn
Bosses		Sand Scorpion \| Captain Bemoth \| Ifrit Golem \| Erazor Djinn \| Alf Layla wa-Layla
Moves/ Techniques	Playable characters	Charge Jump \| Crouch \| Grind Step \| Grinding \| Homing Attack \| Speed Break \| Time Break \| Wall Shuffle
Moves/ Techniques	NPCs	Darkness Slash \| Darkness Spark \| Spirit Blast
Gimmicks and obstacles		Air Launcher \| Burner \| Catapult \| Dash Panel \| Flying Pot \| Giant spear \| Hourglass \| Iron ball \| Jump Carpet \| Jump Panel \| Thorn Spring \| Triceratops \| Vine \| Zip Line
Items		Cage \| Dinosaur egg \| Fire Soul \| Genie Egg \| Medal \| Pearl \| Rich Pearl \| Rich Ring \| Ring \| Soul \| World Ring (Blue Ring, Green Ring, Purple Ring, Red Ring, Water Blue Ring, White Ring, Yellow Ring)
English voice actors		Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) \| Bella Hudson (Shahra, Blaze) \| Peter Cormican (Erazor) \| Mike Pollock (King Shahryār/Eggman) \| Amy Palant (Ali Baba/Tails) \| Dan Green (Sinbad/Knuckles) \| Richard Will (King Solomon) \| Lisa Ortiz (Amy) \| Rebecca Honig (Cream, Omochao) \| Pete Capella (Silver)
Japanese voice actors		Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) \| Koji Yusa (Shadow) \| Mai Nakahara (Shahra) \| Masashi Ebara (Erazor) \| Chikao Ōtsuka (King Shahryār/Eggman) \| Ryo Hirohashi (Ali Baba/Tails) \| Nobutoshi Canna (Sinbad/Knuckles) \| Fumito Yamano (King Solomon) \| Taeko Kawata (Amy) \| Sayaka Aoki (Cream) \| Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) \| Nao Takamori (Blaze) \| Daisuke Ono (Silver)
Music	Songs	Seven Rings in Hand \| Let the Speed Mend It \| The Wicked Wild \| The Palace That Was Found \| No Way Through \| The White of Sky \| Unawakening Float \| Poison Spear \| Blue on the Run \| How It Started \| It Has Come to This \| Worth a Chance
Music	Albums	Sonic and the Secret Rings Game Soundtrack \| Seven Rings In Hand: Sonic and the Secret Rings Original Sound Track
Other		Arabian Nights \| Auto Running \| Diehard Challenge \| Djinn \| Drifting \| Experience Point \| Flame of Judgment \| Magic Lamp \| Shahra's Ring \| Skill \| Sonic Maze Craze \| Soul Gauge \| World of the Arabian Nights *Only appears in Party Mode.

Sonic Rush Adventure