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|caption = A Key Stone (right) and its corresponding pedestal (left) in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.
  
|caption = A Key Stone (right) and its corresponding pedestal (left) in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.
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|description = Smalls figures that unlocks doors and paths when placed in their matching pedestals.
  
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'''Key Stones''' are objects that appear in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'', ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]'' and the [[PlayStation 3]]/[[Xbox 360]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''. They are small figures that work as keys, which can be picked up by the playable characters and be used by the player to open sealed doors or paths by placing them in their matching pedestals.
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'''Key Stones''' are objects that first appeared in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]''. They are small figures that can used as keys to open sealed doors or paths by placing them in matching pedestals.
   
 
==Description==
  
==Description==
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In general, Key Stones are figures that come in sizes ranging from slightly smaller than [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s full height to about the size of a head. Each Key Stone have a square rock stand with a figure fixed on top of them, which is usually a lump of crystal, but also sometimes a statuette. All Key Stones found within a general area come in different varieties, with their own specific colors and shape. They can be found lying around in specific places in the game's environment, which the player can pick up with the playable character.
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In general, Key Stones are figures that come in sizes ranging from slightly smaller than [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s full height to about the size of a head. Each Key Stone have a square rock stand with a figure fixed on top of them, which is usually a lump of crystal, but also sometimes a statuette. All Key Stone types come in different designs and colors. They can be found lying around in specific places in the game's environment.
   
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Key Stones are used to unlock paths and doors found within the games that cannot be passed through by any other means. To unlock a path or door with a Key Stone, the player has to pick up a Key Stone and take it to a nearby pedestal with colors or symbols that matches that of the Key Stone, and then insert it there, which will then unlock the path or door. If a Key Stone is inserted into a pedestal that does not match it, nothing will happen. However, if inserted or just placed in the proximity of a matching pedestal, the Key Stone will automatically float up and insert itself into the pedestal.
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Key Stones are used to unlock paths and doors blocking the player's path. To unlock such paths with a Key Stone, the player has to [[grab]] a Key Stone and take it to a nearby pedestal with colors or symbols matching it and then insert it there by dropping it, which will then unlock the path. If a Key Stone is inserted into a non-matching pedestal, nothing will happen. However, if inserted or just placed in the proximity of its pedestal, the Key Stone will automatically insert itself.
   
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Unlike conventional items in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]], like [[Rings]], regular keys or [[Emerald Shards]], Key Stones do not disappear from the gameplay field and enter the player's in-game inventory once the playable character touches them. Instead, the player has to manually pick up the Key Stones through the game controls, and have the playable character carry it by hand during gameplay until they are released. While carrying a Key Stone, a playable character's speed is lowered and his/her unique actions cannot be performed (e.g. Sonic's [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'s [[Spin Dash]], [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]]'s [[Flying]], [[Sonic the Werehog]]'s [[Skills (Sonic Unleashed)|Skills]] etc.).
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While carrying a Key Stone, a playable character's speed is lowered and their unique actions cannot be performed (e.g. [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'s [[Spin Dash]], [[Miles "Tails" Prower|Tails]]'s [[Propeller Flying|Propeller Flight]], [[Sonic the Werehog]]'s [[Skill (Sonic Unleashed)|Skills]] etc.).
   
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==Game Appearances==
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==Game appearances==
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===''[[Sonic Adventure]]''===
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===''Sonic Adventure'' and ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut''===
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Key Stones made their first appearance in ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' and ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]''. In these games, the Key Stones are used by the player to open up passages to the [[Action Stage]]s in the [[Adventure Field]]s. Key Stones can be found in the games' Adventure Fields and appear when the player needs it to enter the Action Stage they unlock.
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Where they were first introduced, the game had four key stones in total (and four more devices that work like key-stones in [[Hot Shelter]]).
  
   
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''Sonic Adventure'' and ''Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut'' feature each a total of four different Key Stones:
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====Wind Stone====
  
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The Wind Stone shows up just outside [[Tails' Workshop]] in the [[Mystic Ruins]] after the fight with the [[Egg Hornet]]. It is green with a swirling symbol within it.
  
   
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The Wind Stone is to be taken to the cave just nearby in the Mystic Ruins with wind blowing through it and placed at the small alter where to put the Wind Stone, the entrance to [[Windy Valley]] will open.
  
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|[[Mystic Ruins (Sonic Adventure)|Mystic Ruins]], outside [[Tails' Lab]]
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|After [[Egg Hornet]] battle
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|[[Windy Valley]]
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|[[image:IceStoneRender.png|50px]]<br />[[Ice Stone]]
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|[[Station Square (Sonic Adventure)|Station Square]], Casino area alleyway
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|After [[Casinopolis]]
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|[[Icecap (Sonic Adventure)|Icecap]]
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|[[image:GoldStatueRender.png|50px]]<br />[[Gold Statue]]
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|Mystic Ruins jungle, near the trolly cart
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| rowspan="2" |After [[Chaos 4]] battle
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| rowspan="2" |[[Lost World]] (w/ other statue)
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|Mystic Ruins jungle, buried ruins with yellow circles indicating it
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In [[Amy Rose]]'s version of [[Hot Shelter]] there are objects called [[power cube]]s which works like Key Stones and are used at two points in the Action Stage. When the player inserts a set of four different colored power cubes into their matching fixture, it will unlock new paths.
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The Ice Stone shows up just after [[Casinopolis]]. (In [[Sonic Adventure: Director's Cut|''DX'']] it is hinted to be dropped by [[Cream the Rabbit]]). The Ice Stone is located in the alleyway behind the cinema near the casino. It is cyan with a snowflake symbol within it.
  
   
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The Ice Stone is to be taken to Mystic Ruins, where a tunnel to [[Angel Island]] has been revealed. When you go up to the tunnel to the island there is a cave surrounded by ice and the small alter where to put the Ice Stone. Inside the frozen cave is a pool of water, ([[Big]]'s [[Life Belt]]) and a ladder leading up to [[Ice Cap]].
  
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In ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]'' and ''[[Sonic Adventure 2: Battle]]'', a variant of the Key Stones called the [[Gate Key]] appears in [[Pyramid Cave]]. These Key Stones are used to open Gate Key Doors which block obligatory paths through the Stage. One Gate Key is needed for each door which is always located in the nearby vicinity.
   
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In the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', Key Stones only appear in the Nighttime Action Stages where [[Sonic the Werehog]] is playable, and resemble red, blue, green or yellow crystals.
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{{quote|Two stone statues, a door to the past|[[Hint]]-[[Tikal the Echidna|orb]].}}
  
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In [[Knuckles]] story he will need to find two keystones, gold and silver, in the form of statues to enter [[Lost World]]. The silver statue is found on the cliff near the exit of the jungle and the gold one is found under a mound in a cave with yellow indicating circles that Knuckles must dog for. They are to be taken behind the pyramid at the center of the jungle to open the back entrance to Lost World.
  
   
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Here, the Key Stones are used to solve puzzles inside the Action Stages by finding a certain number of hidden Key Stones and then use them to unlock paths for the player to proceed down. While most doors open and mechanics only need one or two of Key Stones, major doors will need four in total.
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For [[Amy]] to proceed in Act 2 of [[Hot Shelter]], Amy enters a room full of monitors. In the center of the room are four colored squares (purple, yellow, blue and orange) and scattered around the room are colored glass like cubes, each of the colors in the center of the room. When Amy puts the blocks in the right holes, [[E-100 Alpha|ZERO]] will crash the monitors which will make a way out for Amy. While these cubes are not magical key-stones and perhaps function by technology, they still function the same way.
  
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The same puzzle will follow afterwards but more challenging as ZERO will be harassing you and some of the boxes are hidden.
  
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In ''Sonic Unleashed'', the Key Stones return exclusively for the stages at night as [[Sonic the Werehog]] can pick up objects. The stones (which look a little worn down than their predecessors) are mostly used in puzzle solving and come in colours red, green, yellow and blue. While some doors open and mechanics activate with one or two of these stones, major doors will need all these crystals to open.
  
   
 
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wind stone.png|Wind stone located near [[Windy Valley]]'s entrance
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wind stone.png|The Wind Stone located near [[Windy Valley]]'s entrance.
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snow stone.png|Snow stone placed near the [[Ice Cap]] entrance
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snow stone.png|The Ice Stone placed near the [[Icecap (Sonic Adventure)|Icecap]] entrance.
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silver stone.png|Silver stone located near the entrance for [[Lost World]]'s stage
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silver stone.png|The Silver Statue near the portal to [[Lost World]].
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gold stone.png|The Gold Statue near the portal to [[Lost World]].
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Gate Key.png|The Gate Key in ''[[Sonic Adventure 2]]''.
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Key Stone and Sonic the Werehog.png|[[Sonic the Werehog]] holding a Key Stone in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.
 
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Key Stones are objects that first appeared in Sonic Adventure. They are small figures that can used as keys to open sealed doors or paths by placing them in matching pedestals.

Description

In general, Key Stones are figures that come in sizes ranging from slightly smaller than Sonic's full height to about the size of a head. Each Key Stone have a square rock stand with a figure fixed on top of them, which is usually a lump of crystal, but also sometimes a statuette. All Key Stone types come in different designs and colors. They can be found lying around in specific places in the game's environment.

Key Stones are used to unlock paths and doors blocking the player's path. To unlock such paths with a Key Stone, the player has to grab a Key Stone and take it to a nearby pedestal with colors or symbols matching it and then insert it there by dropping it, which will then unlock the path. If a Key Stone is inserted into a non-matching pedestal, nothing will happen. However, if inserted or just placed in the proximity of its pedestal, the Key Stone will automatically insert itself.

While carrying a Key Stone, a playable character's speed is lowered and their unique actions cannot be performed (e.g. Sonic the Hedgehog's Spin Dash, Tails's Propeller Flight, Sonic the Werehog's Skills etc.).

Game appearances

Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut

Key Stones made their first appearance in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut. In these games, the Key Stones are used by the player to open up passages to the Action Stages in the Adventure Fields. Key Stones can be found in the games' Adventure Fields and appear when the player needs it to enter the Action Stage they unlock.

Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut feature each a total of four different Key Stones:

Key Stone Location Time of Appearance Action Stage Unlocked
WindStoneRender
Wind Stone 		Mystic Ruins, outside Tails' Lab After Egg Hornet battle Windy Valley
IceStoneRender
Ice Stone 		Station Square, Casino area alleyway After Casinopolis Icecap
GoldStatueRender
Gold Statue 		Mystic Ruins jungle, near the trolly cart After Chaos 4 battle Lost World (w/ other statue)
SilverStatueRender
Silver Statue 		Mystic Ruins jungle, buried ruins with yellow circles indicating it

In Amy Rose's version of Hot Shelter there are objects called power cubes which works like Key Stones and are used at two points in the Action Stage. When the player inserts a set of four different colored power cubes into their matching fixture, it will unlock new paths.

Sonic Adventure 2

In Sonic Adventure 2 and Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, a variant of the Key Stones called the Gate Key appears in Pyramid Cave. These Key Stones are used to open Gate Key Doors which block obligatory paths through the Stage. One Gate Key is needed for each door which is always located in the nearby vicinity.

Sonic Unleashed

In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, Key Stones only appear in the Nighttime Action Stages where Sonic the Werehog is playable, and resemble red, blue, green or yellow crystals.

Here, the Key Stones are used to solve puzzles inside the Action Stages by finding a certain number of hidden Key Stones and then use them to unlock paths for the player to proceed down. While most doors open and mechanics only need one or two of Key Stones, major doors will need four in total.

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Main article · Scripts (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Big, Gamma, Super Sonic) · Story Screens (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Big, Gamma) · Credits · Glitches · Beta elements · Gallery · Pre-releases (Limited Edition, DX Demo Version) · Re-releases (DX, 2010)
Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails · Knuckles · Amy · Gamma · Big · Metal Sonic**^
Non-playable characters Eggman · Beta (Mark II) · Birdie · Chao (Dark Chao**, Hero Chao**) · Chaos (Chaos 0, Chaos 1, Chaos 2, Chaos 4, Chaos 6, Perfect Chaos) · Cream** · Delta · Epsilon · Froggy · Grandma · Knuckles Clan (Pachacamac, Tikal) · Mecha Sonic Mark III · Mr. Know-It-All · Nights · Station Square Police Department · 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 · Hot Shelter · Lost World · 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 · Pirate · Rhinotank · Sky Deck's unnamed jet fighter · Spark Unit · Spiky Spinner · Sweeper
Bosses Chaos 0 · Chaos 2 · Chaos 4 · Chaos 6 · Beta (Mark II) Gamma · Delta · Epsilon · Zeta · Egg Carrier · Egg Hornet · Egg Viper · Egg Walker · Knuckles · Perfect Chaos · Sonic · ZERO
Moves/
techniques		 Playable characters Bolt of lightning · Climb · Dig · Flight Mode · Glide · Hammer Attack · Hammer Jump · Hover · Homing Attack · Homing Missile Launch · Jump Attack · Laser Gun · Light Speed Attack · Light Speed Dash · Lure Attack · Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack · Pick · Propeller Flight · Punch Attack · Rapid Tails Attack · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Hammer Attack · Spin Jump · Tails Attack
Non-playable characters 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 · Car · Conveyor Belt · Crank · Dash panel · Dash Ring · Drum Can · Explosion Trap · Fan · Flame dart · Flipper · Fountain · Giant Ring* · 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 · Sling Shot · Slot machine · Spiked bar · Spring · Spring Catapult · Switch · Teleporter · Wide spring · Wind Path · Zip Line
Items General Air bubble · Cart pass · Chao Egg · Chaos Emerald · Doll · Emblem · Emerald Shard · Employee ID Card · Fish (Akatai, Ankō, Burabasu, Hammer, Ishitai, Marlin, Mechanical fish, Piranin, Ryūgū, Salmon, Shākun, Shibasu, Shīran, Unadon, Utsubon) · Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, Extra Life, High-Speed Shoes, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Random Rings, Shield, Smart Bomb) · Key Stone (Gold statue, Ice Stone, Silver statue, Wind Stone) · Ring · Sandboard · Snowboard · Sonic Token
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
Voice actors English 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 announcer, default menu voice) · Steve Broadie (Gamma, Pachacamac, Mystic Ruins train announcer) · Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles, Mystic Ruins train announcer) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Shun Yashiro (Big) · Kaori Asoh (Tikal) · Jōji Nakata (Gamma) · Tōru Ōkawa (Pachacamac) · Kaho Kōda (Station Square train announcer) · Elara Distler (default menu voice) · Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Music Songs "Open Your Heart" · "It Doesn't Matter" · "Believe In Myself" · "Unknown from M.E." · "My Sweet Passion" · "Lazy Days (Livin' in Paradise)" · "Theme of "E-102γ""
Albums Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era · Sonic Adventure: Songs With Attitude Vocal Mini-Album · SONIC ADVENTURE OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK VINYL EDITION · Sonic Adventure Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition · Sonic Adventure Original Sound Track (Digi-Log Conversation) · Sonic Adventure Remix
Strategy guides Sonic Adventure DX Complete Guide · Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut: Prima's Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Adventure: Navigation Guide · Sonic Adventure: Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Adventure Perfect Guide · Sonic Adventure: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
Other 777 Slots Pinball · Altar of Emerald · 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 · Debug Mode · E-100 Series · Egg Mobile · Egg Carrier · Egg Carrier 2 · Eggmanland · Emerald Radar · Freeze · Game Over · Life · Life gauge · Loop · Master Emerald · Mission Mode**^ · Mystic Ruins · Shrine of Knuckles's race · Sonic Adventure (LCD) · Station Square · Tails' Lab · Tornado · Tornado 2 · Transporter Machine · Water
*Appears in only the original Dreamcast version · **Appears in only Sonic Adventure DX · ^Appears in only the Sonic Adventure DX DLC of the 2010 remaster
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Playable characters Hero Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails · Knuckles
Dark Shadow (Super Shadow) · Dr. Eggman · Rouge
Misc. Amy* · Big*^ · Chao Walker* · Chaos* · Dark Chao Walker* · Metal Sonic* · Tikal*
Non-playable characters Chao (Angel, Chao Principal, Chaolin, Chaoko, Chaos Chao, Chaosky, Chappy, Crunch, Crystal, Dark Chao, Dinner, Eggie, Flash, Happy, Hero Chao, Lucky, Magic, Melody, Ninja, Rainbow, Skull, Smokey, Spooky, Stinky, Stormy, Tin, Wacky, Woody) · Gerald · Maria · President · Scorpion Troop · Secretary · Sigma-Alpha 2 · Spider Troop · Researcher · Animals (Bat, Bear, Boar, Cheetah, Condor, Dragon, Gorilla, Half Fish, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Phoenix, Rabbit, Raccoon, Seal, Sea Otter, Sheep, Skeleton Dog, Skunk, Tiger, Unicorn)
Stages Hero City Escape · Wild Canyon · Prison Lane · Metal Harbor · Green Forest · Pumpkin Hill · Mission Street · Aquatic Mine · Route 101 · Hidden Base · Pyramid Cave · Death Chamber · Eternal Engine · Meteor Herd · Crazy Gadget · Final Rush
Dark Iron Gate · Dry Lagoon · Sand Ocean · Radical Highway · Egg Quarters · Lost Colony · Weapons Bed · Security Hall · White Jungle · Route 280 · Sky Rail · Mad Space · Cosmic Wall · Final Chase
Misc. Cannon's Core · Green Hill
2P Stages Downtown Race · Grind Race · Planet Quest · Pool Quest · Deck Race · Pyramid Race
Enemies G.U.N. Blue Eagle · Bomb Beetle · Bomb Wing · Gold Beetle · Gum Hawk · 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 · Knuckles Clan foothold · Laser field · Missile · Pipe · Point Marker · Propeller Spring · Pulley · Ramp · Rocket · Safe · Sinking pool · Spikes · Spinning drum · Swing Bar · Time Switch · Turtle · Warp Hole · Warp Wall · Weight · Wide spring
Items General Air bubble · Balloon · Chao Egg · Chao Key · Chaos Emerald · Chaos Drive · Car · Container (Cage, Chao Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Emblem · Emerald Shard · Gate key · Goal Ring · Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, 20 Rings, Bomb, Extra Life, Health, High-Speed Shoes, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Shield) · Key Stone (Gate Key) · Meteorite · Outfit · Ring · Snowboard
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
Voice actors English Ryan Drummond (Sonic) · Connor Bringas (Tails) · Scott Dreier (Knuckles, GUN Soldiers) · Jennifer Douillard (Amy) · David Humphrey (Shadow) · Lani Minella (Rouge, Omochao) · Deem Bristow (Eggman) · Moriah Angeline (Maria) · Marc Biagi (Gerald, GUN Soldiers) · Steve Broadie (President) · Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) · Jon St. John (Big) · Elara Distler (Tikal) · Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Gerald) · Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) · Yuri Shiratori (Maria) · Kinryū Arimoto (President) · Shun Yashiro (Big) · Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) · Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Music Songs "It Doesn't Matter" · "Believe In Myself" · "Unknown from M.E." · "Throw It All Away" · "E.G.G.M.A.N." · "Fly in the Freedom" · "My Sweet Passion" · "Escape from the City" · "Kick the Rock!" · "A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup" · "Dive into the Mellow" · "Deeper" · "Space Trip Steps" · "Rhythm And Balance" · "The Supernatural" · "For True Story" · "Supporting Me" · "Live and Learn"
Albums Multi-Dimensional Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track · Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era · Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Sampler · Sonic Adventure 2 Official Soundtrack · SONIC ADVENTURE 2 OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK VINYL EDITION · Sonic Adventure 2 Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition · Sonic Adventure 2 Vocal Collection: Cuts Unleashed
Strategy guides Sonic Advance & Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Official Perfect Guide · Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Strongest Strategy Guide · Sonic Adventure 2 Hero/Dark Manual · Sonic Adventure 2 Perfect Guide · Sonic Adventure 2: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
Other Altar of Emerald · Angel Island · Auto Running · Black Market · Boss Attack · Central City · Chao Adventure 2^ · Chao Garden (Dark, Hero, Neutral) · Chao in Space · Chao Kindergarten · Chao Lobby · Chao Machine · Chao Race · Chao Stadium · Chao Transporter^ · Chao World · Corkscrew · Cyclone · Eclipse Cannon · Eggman Bombom · Eggwalker · Emerald Radar · Fake Emerald · Game Over · Gerald Robotnik's diary · Grind Shoes · Health Gauge · Hidden Base · Kart Race · Life · Loop · Master Emerald · Moon · Neuro-Immune Deficiency Syndrome · Prison Island · Project Shadow · Rank · Space Colony ARK · Station Square · Teleporter · Totem pole · Tunnel · Water
*Appears or is playable in only the 2P mode · ^Appears in only the original Dreamcast version
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic, Werehog) · Gaia Colossus
Non-playable characters Apotos Alexis · Anastasia · Eric · Gregorios · Hot Dog Vendor · Ice Cream Vendor · Lambros · Lucas · Milos · Sandra
Spagonia Aida · Barbara · Ciccio · David · Denise · Dora · Elio · Federica · Franco · Gigi · Hot Dog Vendor · Ippolita · Irma · Josef · Lilli · Lucia · Marcantonio · Mauro · Natalia · Otto · Professor Pickle · Professor Pickle's Assistant · Raimondo
Mazuri Ana · Essie · Gwek · Hog Dog Vendor · Kofi · Kwami · Kwod · Yawa · Yaya
Chun-nan Chun · Hot Dog Vendor · Hualin · Jinlin · Lin · Shuifon · Wang · Yilin · Zonshen
Holoska Hot Dog Vendor · Jari-Pekka · Jari-Thure · Marketa · Sarianna · Ursule
Shamar Ara · Dimah · Ehsan · Erhan · Hizir · Hot Dog Vendor · Iman · Labib · Latif · Layla · Mufid · Musaid · Raniya · Sa'id · Sadiq · Safi · Samia · Sammar · Shadi · Utba · Yasmine
Empire City Boss · Brenda · Charles · Def Big · Elizabeth · Hot Dog Vendor · Li'l Kate · Louie Montaine · Robert
Adabat Hot Dog Vendor · Jamal · Kaeo · Nagi · Rudi · Teanchai
Eggmanland EF-DC1998 · EF-MD1991 · EF-XB2006 · Hot Dog Vendor
Misc. Amy · Chip · Dark Gaia (Perfect Dark Gaia) · Dr. Eggman · Tails · SA-55 · Su · Uh · Wentos
Town Stages Apotos · Mazuri · Spagonia · Chun-nan · Holoska · Shamar · Empire City · Adabat · Eggmanland
Action Stages Windmill Isle · Savannah Citadel · Rooftop Run · Dragon Road · Cool Edge · Arid Sands · Skyscraper Scamper · Jungle Joyride · Eggmanland · Tornado Defense
Enemies Badniks Aero-Cannon · Aero-Chaser · Egg Blizzard · Egg Burst · Egg Fighter · Egg Fighter: Knight (Electric shield, Spring shield) · Egg Fighter: Shield (Electric shield, Spring shield) · Egg Fighter: Sword · Egg Flame · Egg Launcher (H) · Egg Launcher (H+V) · Egg Launcher (V) · Egg Shackle · Egg Shooter · Egg Typhoon · Gold Aero-Cannon · Interceptor · Little Fighter · Mole Cannon · Spinner · Thunder Ball · Thunder Spinner
Dark Gaia's Minions Big Mother · Cure Master · Dark Bat · Dark Bat Sniper · Dark Eel · Dark Fright · Deep Nightmare · Evil Flower · Fire Master · Fright Master · Killer Bee · Lightning Master · Little Rex · Nightmare · Power Master · Red Fright · Red Killer Bee · Red Rex · Thunder Bat · Titan
Bosses Egg Beetle · Egg Cauldron · Egg Devil Ray · Egg Dragoon · Egg Lancer · Dark Gaia · Dark Gaia Phoenix · Dark Guardian · Dark Moray · Perfect Dark Gaia
Moves/
techniques		 Sonic Air Boost · Cartwheel · Crouch · Foot Sweep · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop · Jump Dash · Lightspeed Dash · Slide · Skydiving · Sonic Boost · Sonic Drift · Spin Jump · Stomp · Quick Step · Wall Jump
Werehog Attack · Dash · Double Jump · Grab · Guard · Unleashed Mode · Wall Shuffle
Misc. Boost · Drill Attack · Super Sonic Boost · Turbo Boost
Skills Straight attacks Donkey Kick Combo · Double Axle Combo · Double Kick Combo · Feral Were-Hammer · Knuckle Sandwich Combo · Sho-Hog-Ken · Unleashed Knuckle Sandwich · Vertical Were-Hammer · Were-Hammer · Werewheel Rush
Hook attacks Earthshaker · Egg Scrambler · Feral Wild Whirl · Rolling Kick Combo · Sho-Claw-Ken · Ultimate Wild Combo · Unleashed Wild Combo · Wereclap · Wild Whirl · Wild Whirl Were-Hammer
Aerial attacks Aerial Claw Slash · Aerial Claw Slash and Spin · Aerial Piledriver · Crescent Moon Strike · Diving Bodypress · Flying Double-Punch · Flying Double-Punch Crush · Hurricane Combo · Shooting Star Combo · Typhoon Combo
Special attacks Comet Punch · Missile Punch · Spinning Needle Attack · Tricky Tornado Uppercut · Triple Wild Claw · Were-Claw Charge · Were-Cyclone · Were-Rush · Were-Tornado · Wild Werewhip
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Blue spring · Bobsled · Bomb · Buoy · Check Point · Conveyor Belt · Crane Lift · Crank · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Door · Egg Spring · Fountain · Grind Rail · Hanging vine · Hint Ring · Horizontal Bar · Hourglass · Icicle · Iron ball · Jump Selector · Laser field · Lever · Movable box · Moving Crate · Rainbow Ring · Ramp · Snowblower · Spike Trap · Spikes · Spring · Spring Pole · Switch · Thorn Spring · Trick Jump Panel · Wide spring · Zip Line
Items General 1-Up · Art Book · Audio System · Blue Tea · Bookshelf · Boss Gate · Chaos Orb · Container (Explosive crate, Steel Container, Wooden Container) · Crystal Ball · Dark Gaia Force · Edible item (Apple, Banana, Canned Juice, Chai, Chili dog, Donut, Sundae Supreme) · Gaia Gate · Gaia Key · Goal Ring · Gift · Gramophone · Green Tea · Key Stone · Lovely Ring · Maiden Statue · Old Necklace · Pick-Me-Up · Pretty Bouquet · Power Shield · Record · Red Tea · Ring · Shield Charge · Souvenir · Super Ring · Sun/Moon Medal · Super Claw · Super Ring · Turquoise Tea · TV · Videotape · Violet Tea · White Tea · Yellow Tea
Level Up Items Air Boost Shoes · Light Speed Dash Shoes · Stomping Shoes · Wall Jump Shoes
Voice actors English Jason Griffith (Sonic, Werehog, Pickle's Assistant) · Amy Palant (Tails) · Lisa Ortiz (Amy) · Dan Green (Ice Cream Vendor, Pickle) · Anthony Salerno (Chip) · Mike Pollock (Eggman, Zonshen) · Christopher Collet (SA-55)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Tomokazu Seki (Werehog) · Chikao Otsuka (Eggman) · Chō (Pickle) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Ryōko Shiraishi (Chip)
Music Songs "Endless Possibility" · "Dear My Friend"
Albums Planetary Pieces: Sonic World Adventure Original Soundtrack
Other Auto Running · Boost Gauge · Boost Gauge · Chao · Chaos Emerald · Chaos Energy Cannon · Chun-nan's Treasure · Collection Room · Combo · Critical Attack · Don Fachio · Dr. Eggman's chair · Earth · Egg Dragoon · Egg Fleet · Egg Mobile · Entrance Stage · Exorcisms · Experience Point · Freeze · Gaia Manuscripts · Gaia Temple · Gaia Temple guardian · Hallowmoon · Health Gauge · Ibanga · Lah · Miles Electric · Mission · Real-Time Interaction · Ring Energy Gauge · Shield Gauge · Shop (Counter of Dreams 2, Eggshop, Flying Fish Beach Shop, Golden Trading Company, Josef's, Surfside Seagull Sundries, Traveling Salesman Wentos, Treeshade, Ursule's Trading Post, Wang's Emporium) · Shuttle loop · Sonic: Night of the Werehog · Sonic World Adventure (manga) · Spagonia University · SPD · Tornado-1 · Rank · Time of awakening · Unleashed Gauge
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