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This is a list of unseen characters, locations, objects, and other content in the Sonic the Hedgehog series outside of the games.

Animation[]

Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog[]

Characters[]

Locations[]

  • Beanville
  • Big Beat City:[2] A city on Mobius. Sonic once went to Big Beat City in order to get a new guitar for Catty Carlisle.[2]
  • Major Mustard's 41-Flavor Ice Cream Emporium:[4] A location on Mobius. After Tails had eaten his full at a restaurant in Wienerville, the waitress suggested for him to go to Major Mustard's 41-Flavor Ice Cream Emporium next.[4]
  • Rent-a-Stove:[5] A place where one can use a stove to heat up their food. One time, Breezie sent Sonic to Rent-a-Stove in order to heat up her chili dog.[5]
  • Rhombus:[6] The home planet of Prince Charnock and Splorg.[6]

Sonic the Hedgehog (TV series)[]

Characters[]

Locations[]

Objects[]

  • Recon-Bot:[11] A robot that conducts reconnaissance.[11]

Sonic Underground[]

Characters[]

  • Countess Katrina:[12] A wealthy citizen who owned a large mansion on Mobius, where a demonstration of the fake De-Roboticizer was held.[12]
  • Lady Agitha:[13] An aristocrat who once attended the debutante ball.[13]
  • Lord Ambrey:[13] An aristocrat who once attended the debutante ball.[13]
  • Miffy Squinkington:[14] A female Mobian. While attending an event organized by Robotnik, a woman who was with Bartleby noticed Miffy and questioned why the doctor would have invited her.[14]
  • Mobian Megawhale:[15] A species of non-anthropomorphic whale. Not much is known of this animal, although the Royal Hedgehog Crest compares the Sand Snakes of Hamarapi to Mobian Megawhales in size. Given their namesake, the species is most likely a type of large whale.[15]
  • Mobian Muskrat:[16] A species of rodents native to Mobius. According to Sleet, Mobian Muskrats are extremely stupid, but any demonstrative evidence of this statement is unknown.[16]

Locations[]

  • Marsh of Melador:[17] An area outside of Robotropolis. After reuniting after years of being apart, the Sonic Underground left Robotropolis, with the Marsh of Melador being one of the locations they traveled through upon their departure.[17]

Objects[]

Sonic X[]

Characters[]

  • Artificial Chaos (Sonic X)
  • Eosimias
  • Jackie Chan:[19] An associate of Lindsey Thorndyke. At some point in the past, Jackie Chan befriended Lindsey Thorndyke and taught her how to fight.[19] Jackie Chan is based on the real-life person of the same name.
  • Miss Mordue:[20] A human who works as the Thorndyke family's cook at their summer cottage. In the present day, it is implied that, like all the other inhabitants of her town, she was possessed by a ghost during King Boom Boo's stay in town.[20]
  • Miss Westerly[21] (ウェンディ先生 Uendi Sensei?, lit. "Miss Wendy"): the former teacher of Christopher Thorndyke's class at Station Square Elementary School. During the semester, Miss Westerly took a leave of absence from teaching, resulting in Mister Stewart becoming the substitute teacher of her class for the remainder of the semester.[21]
  • Mister Yoggy:[20] A human who works as the Thorndyke family's cook at their summer cottage. In the present day, it is implied that, like all the other inhabitants of her town, he was possessed by a ghost during King Boom Boo's stay in town.[20]
  • Socrates Ramada
  • Vivian:[22] Presumably a human female. It would appear as though Jerome Wise has some sort of romantic relationship with her, as he has been shown dreaming of her while sleeping and making kissing gestures.[22] After losing his job as the President's assistant. Jerome seems to be searching for Vivian for unknown reasons.[23]

Locations[]

  • Alaska:[24] A state located on the northern hemisphere of Earth.[24]
  • Crazy Gadget[25] (Sonic X): A sector of the Space Colony ARK. Dr. Eggman was once on standby in Crazy Gadget while waiting for Sonic and his allies to arrive with the last Chaos Emerald for the Eclipse Cannon.[25]
  • Egypt[24] (Sonic X): A country located on Earth. After successfully stealing Nelson Thorndyke's space shuttle, Eggman ordered Decoe and Bocoe to take the Egg Carrier to Egypt, saying that he and Bokkun would make it there in the space shuttle.[19]
  • Siberia:[24] A location in the northern hemisphere of Earth.[24]
  • Silver Star Retirement Home:[26] A retirement home on Earth for the elderly people. Upon the request of Nelson Thorndyke, several members of the Silver Star Retirement Home left to tutor Sonic and his friends in relaxation while they were on a cruise.[26]
  • Sweden:[24] A country in the northern hemisphere of Earth.[24]
  • Yamato University:[27] A university that was once attended by Mr. Tanaka. In the past, Mister Tanaka attended Yamato University as a student, where he partook in Dr. Cadberry's classes.[27]

Objects[]

  • Chaos Drive[28] (Sonic X): An object of importance from over fifty years ago. Not much is known about the Chaos Drives and what they are capable of. According to Gerald's diary, it was a pseudo-perputual mobile created by Professor Gerald Robotnik himself.[28]
  • Destructo-Tron 3000
  • Rubinite:[29] A very rare type of metal that is used to fuel machinery. It was previously believed that there was none left on Earth. Alexander Pell discovered some Rubinite and used it to power a warp ray that could shrink things to a sub-atomic level.[29]
  • Speed Shoes

Sonic Boom[]

Characters[]

  • Admiral Doom:[30] A historic supervillain on Seaside Island who once fought Captain Hero. While the outcome of their battle is unknown, the facts from it would be used as study material for students in Evil Science classes.[30]
  • Ant Bot
  • Bash-up Bot
  • Buddy Beavers
  • Captain Hero:[30] A historic superhero on Seaside Island who once fought Admiral Doom. While the outcome of their battle is unknown, the facts from it would be used as study material for students in Evil Science classes.[30]
  • Crybot:[31] A robot created by Dr. Eggman and is regarded as one of the lamest creations the doctor has come up with.[31] As an Eggman robot, Crybot is able to receive power remotely from Eggman's lair. However, because Crybot relies on the lair for a steady power flow. it means that if the lair runs out of power, then so will Crybot.[32] Team Sonic has shown some familiarity with Crybot, though the nature of their relationship is unknown.[31]
  • Doctor Eggman[33] (Morpho's dimension): Dr. Eggman's counterpart from a parallel dimension. A genius-leveled robot engineer and designer, this Eggman created a shapeshifting robot named Morpho. However, he eventually had an accident that caused his entire dimension to blow up. The Sonic Boom World Eggman has described him as a "dunce".[33] Whether or not this Eggman survived the destruction of his dimension is unknown.
  • Eggfan91
  • Eggman[34] (Doctor Eggman's father): The father of the world-renowned supervillain Dr. Eggman, who was seemingly named after him.[34] Not much is known about Eggman, although his son made some desperate attempts in the past to earn his approval.[35] According to his son, Eggman was a very oppressive man.[36]
  • Gigglesnorts:[37] An improve troupe that Dr. Eggman was once a member of. Exercises they would play included "Zip, Zap or Zop" to practice how to think fast.[37]
  • Lamebot:[31] A robot created by Dr. Eggman and is considered one of the lamest creations the doctor has come up with, hence its name. Team Sonic has shown some familiarity with Lamebot, though the nature of their relationship is unknown.[31]
  • Mathbot:[31] A robot created by Dr. Eggman and is viewed as one of the lamest creations the doctor has come up with. Team Sonic has shown some familiarity with Mathbot, though the nature of their relationship is unknown.[31]
  • Mister Mayor:[34] The father of Mayor Fink and possibly a past mayor of Hedgehog Village.[34]
  • Mrs. Dave's Mom
  • Rhyme Bot
  • Rock Transport Bot:[38] A robot created by Dr. Eggman which specializes in rock transportation. When Dr. Eggman needed someone to bring rocks for his garden, Rock Transport Bot was passed over in favor of Orbot and Cubot.[38] As an Eggman robot, Rock Transport Bot is able to receive power remotely from Eggman's lair. However, because Rock Transport Bot relies on the lair for a steady power flow. it means that if the lair runs out of power, then so will Rock Transport Bot.[32]
  • Scorpion Bot
  • Sea Witch: A female hippopotamus mentioned in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric. She is the mother of Salty and Pepper. As implied by her name and Amy, the Sea Witch is not exactly a lovely person. When Sonic first heard of the Sea Witch, he mistook her for Pepper's boat. It is implied by Pepper that it is a common misassumption.
  • Spoonbot:[31] A robot created by Dr. Eggman and is viewed as one of the lamest creations the doctor has come up with.[31] As an Eggman robot, Spoonbot is able to receive power remotely from Eggman's lair. However, because Spoonbot relies on the lair for a steady power flow. it means that if the lair runs out of power, then so will Spoonbot.[32] Team Sonic has shown some familiarity with Spoonbot, though the nature of their relationship is unknown.[31]
  • Suzanne:[39] A vacuum and the cousin of Cubot.[39] Suzanne is described as a suck-up in behavior, though not to the same degree as Dave the Intern.
  • Tannous:[40] The uncle of Miles "Tails" Prower's neighbor. When suffering from insomnia, Tannous has a habit trying to fluff his pillow to get comfortable and then get up for a drink of water.[40]

Locations[]

  • Angel Island (Sonic Boom)
  • Casino Night Zone[41] (Sonic Boom): An unspecified region on earth. At some point, Dr. Eggman spent a weekend in Casino Night Zone, but cannot remember what he did during his trip. Allegedly, Eggman did something so unmentionable that Cubot later insisted it remained confidential.[41]
  • Danger Falls:[42] An area on Seaside Island which, as its name implies, is dangerous to cross over without the proper survival skills. Supposedly, it lies on route to Hidden Meadows.[42]
  • Doomsday Bunker:[43] Sticks the Badger's personal bunker for hiding from apocalyptic events (which she has yet to use). Deeming Sonic's Mech Suit unstoppable, Sticks prepared to hide in her Doomsday Bunker. However, her plans were dashed when Tails found a way to stop the mech suit.[43]
  • Guatamañana: A tropical nation located somewhere on Earth, presumably far from Seaside Island. The nation was at some point involved in some sort of military conflict, as Mighton claims to have been stationed there with his former platoon. It is most likely based off the real-life country of Guatemala.
  • Hazard Jungle:[42] A region on Seaside Island which, as its name implies, is dangerous to travel through without the proper survival skills. Supposedly, it lies on route to Hidden Meadows.[42]
  • Jeopardy Lake:[42] A location on Seaside Island which, as its name implies, is dangerous to travel through without the proper survival skills. Supposedly, it lies on route to Hidden Meadows.[42]
  • Lake Yenny Haha:[44] A lake area where someone has to go to and bathe in some specific mud to undo the curse of eleven years of bad luck from a mauve-colored, seven-legged spider.[44]
  • Mushroom Hill (Sonic Boom)
  • Peril River:[42] A river on Seaside Island which, as its name implies, is dangerous to travel through without the proper survival skills. Supposedly, it lies on route to Hidden Meadows.[42]
  • Pleasant Gardens:[42] A region on Seaside Island. According to Sticks, it is a dangerous place to travel through without the proper survival skills despite its name. Supposedly, it lies on route to Hidden Meadows.[42]
  • Stuff Mart:[45] A trading center where one can get big-screen TVs. Stuff Mart was once contacted by the Comedy Chimp Show, who asked them to donate free TVs to its studio audience. Stuff Mart declined however, forcing the Comedy Chimp Show to buy their own prize.[45]

Objects[]

Sonic Prime[]

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Books and comics[]

Archie Comics[]

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Locations[]

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Sonic the Comic[]

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Misc.[]

Sonic Adventures[]

Characters[]

Locations[]

  • Angel Island (Sonic Adventures):[123] An island region located on Mobius. Its a place Sonic the Hedgehog was hiding out with Magical Emeralds.[122]
  • Hydrocity (Sonic Adventures):[124] A region located on Mobius. Its a place Sonic and the editor learned a Sonic technique to fight off piranhas.[122]
  • Marble Temple:[125] A region located on Angel Island. It is a disused palace that Dr. Robotnik found Sonic was hiding out there to be intriguing.[122]

IDW Publishing[]

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See also[]

References[]

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  58. 58.0 58.1 58.2 58.3 Sonic Universe #6, "Mobius: 30 Years Later - Dark Siege"
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  91. 91.0 91.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #101, "Altered States"
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  99. Sonic Super Special #12, "Zone Wars: Giant Robotno"
  100. 100.0 100.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #78, "Changes"
  101. Knuckles the Echidna #3, "Blood is Thicker"
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  104. Sonic Universe #36, "Babylon Rising Part 4"
  105. 105.0 105.1 Sonic the Hedgehog #9, "What's the Point?"
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  107. Sonic the Hedgehog CD
  108. 108.0 108.1 Sonic Super Special Magazine #3, "Time for a Comeback"
  109. Sonic the Hegdehog #155
  110. 110.0 110.1 Sonic the Comic #108, "Captain Plunder and the Spice Maidens, Part 6"
  111. 111.0 111.1 111.2 111.3 111.4 111.5 Sonic the Comic #149, "The Thirteenth Task"
  112. 112.0 112.1 Sonic the Comic #39, "Sonic No More"
  113. 113.0 113.1 Sonic the Comic #168, "Mirror Image"
  114. 114.0 114.1 Sonic the Comic #87, "Mister Shifter"
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