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"Medallion" redirects here. For the object in Sonic Underground, see Medallion (Sonic Underground).

The Medal, also referred to as the Medallion[1] (メダル[2] Medaru?, lit. "Medal") and honor,[3] is an object that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a type of decorative disks that the player can collect during gameplay.

Description

In terms of appearance, Medals are typically round metal disks with symbols engraved on them. However, their finner details depend on each game. They typically come in three different variations: gold, silver, and bronze. However, there are cases where they have come in other unique variations.

In gameplay, the player can collect Medals. How they can be collected depends on the game. Some Medals can be found in the levels and can be collected by touching them while others are earned once the player accomplishes or achieves a certain feat. Collecting Medals will in several cases unlock extra features in the game. In other cases, they simply serve as marks of the accomplishments needed to get them.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

The Medals made their first appearance in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). In this game, they come in three variants: Gold Medals,[4] Silver Medals,[4] and Bronze Medals.[5] Depicted on each Medal is what appears to be Solaris' second form with a sun above it. Also, while the Gold and Silver Medals feature more decorative details, the Bronze Medals are less detailed.

In gameplay, the different variants of Medals serve different purposes and can even be collected in different ways. Bronze Medals appear during certain Town Missions where they lie scattered around the playing fields and can be obtained when touched by the playable character. In such missions, the objective is to collect the Bronze Medals. Silver Medals appear in Town Stages and Action Stages where they lie hidden around the playing fields and can be obtained when touched by the playable character. The game has a total of 380 Silver Medals spread across all four Episodes: the Sonic Episode has 130 Silver Medals, the Shadow and Silver Episodes both have 120 Silver Medals, and the Last Episode has ten Silver Medals. In each Episode, each Action Stage holds ten Silver Medals, Castle Town holds twenty Silver Medals, and New City and Forest both holds five Silver Medals. Lastly, there are the Gold Medals, which are earned when meeting specific conditions. The game has a total of 180 Gold Medals to collect: 61 for the Sonic Episode, 56 for the Shadow Episode, 56 for the Silver Episode, and 7 for the Last Episode. In each Episode, the player earns a Gold Medal each time they:

  • Complete an Action Stage/boss for the first time
  • Get an S Rank for an Action Stage/boss for the first time
  • Complete the Hard mode of an Action Stage for the first time
  • Get an S Rank for the Hard mode of an Action Stage for the first time
  • Collect all ten Silver Medals in an Action Stage
  • Collect all Silver Medals from the Episode's Town Stages
  • Achieve an S Rank on all Act Missions
  • Achieve an S Rank on all Town Missions
  • Clear all the Episodes in the game

Sonic and the Secret Rings

In Sonic and the Secret Rings, the Medals come in three variants: Gold, Silver, and Bronze.[6] Depicted on each Medal is an eight-pointed star with Sonic's trademark head on top of it.

In gameplay, the player earns a Medal for each completed Mission in the game. The type of the Medal earned depends on the player's completion time for that Mission.[6] The Bronze Medal is the lowest and the Gold Medal is the highest. Obtaining both Silver and Gold Medals in particular unlock Missions in Adventure Mode and items for the Special Book.

Sonic Rush Adventure

Medals, from Sonic Rush Adventure.

In Sonic Rush Adventure, the Medals are all basically golden, which each one having a differently-colored depiction of a crown emblazoned on it. They also have Roman numerals depicted on their bottoms that indicate their sequence number.

In gameplay, there are a total of fourteen Medals to collect. Each Medal is feature in a certain Mission given out by Marine the Raccoon. In each of those Missions, there is a treasure chest with a Medal inside it, which is hidden in a specific location in the Mission Act and must be found within a time limit. Once the Mission is complete, the Medal featured in that Mission is earned and can then be viewed in the game's Items option on the menu.

Sonic Rivals 2

In Sonic Rivals 2, the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medal from Sonic and the Secret Rings are each featured as one of the collectible cards in the game. To collect each card, the player has to counter attacks; the Bronze Medal's card is earned by countering five attacks; the Silver Medal's card is earned by countering ten attacks; and the Gold Medal's card is earned by countering twenty attacks.

Sonic Unleashed

A Sun and Moon Medal, from the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed.

In both the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 and Wii/PlayStation 2 of Sonic Unleashed, two new types of Medals appear: the Sun Medal and the Moon Medal.[7] Sun Medals are bronze-brown with a fiery red sun depicted on them, and Moon Medals are blue with a light blue crescent moon and three small stars depicted on them.

In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, there is a total of 200 Sun Medals and 200 Moon Medals to collect. In gameplay, both the Sun and Moon Medals appear in Town Stages, Action Stages, Entrance Stages and missions where they lie hidden around the playing field and can be obtained when touched by the playable character. In Entrance Stages and Town Stages in particular, there are Sun and Moon Medals that only appear during either daytime or nighttime. According to Professor Pickle, collecting Sun and Moon Medals will increase Chip's respective Sun and Moon power levels.[8] As the player collect Sun and Moon Medals and raises Chip's power levels, new Gaia Gates will be activated, allowing access to additional non-story Action Stages. Sun Medals in particular open Daytime Action Stages while Moon Medals open Nighttime Action Stages. The number of each Medal type found and the total amount for a given Action Stage can be seen when standing above the Gaia Gate. From the World Map, the player can also see the number of Medals found in each country.

In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, there is a total of 103 Sun Medals and 71 Moon Medals to collect. In gameplay, the player is rewarded Sun and Moon Medals when reaching certain objectives in the playable levels and missions. Sun Medals are rewarded when the player plays through Nighttime levels and Moon Medals are rewarded by playing through Daytime levels. In Daytime Stages, the player will earn three Medals by getting an S Rank, two Medals by getting an A Rank, and one Medal by getting a B Rank. In Nighttime Stages on the other hand, one Medal is obtained depending on the clearing time, one depending on the Rings collected, and one depending on the player's amassed Gaia Force points. However, the player can only obtain three Medals per Stage. In tutorial missions, mini missions or bosses, only one Medal can be obtained per mission (the boss medals are obtained by gaining S Ranks). As the player collect Sun and Moon Medals, they can unlock new doors inside the game's different Gaia Gates. Behind these doors lie puzzles that the player can complete in order to obtain different items.

Sonic Generations

A Medal, from the console/PC version of Sonic Generations.

In the console/PC version of Sonic Generations, only one type of Medal appears. This Medal is golden with an image of Knuckles' head emblazoned on them.

In gameplay, the Medals only appear during the Knuckles: Buried Treasure Challenge Act. In this Challenge Act, the player's objective is to have Knuckles dig up a number Medals marked around the Act for the player to collect within the time limit.

Sonic Mania

MedallionGoldMania.png MedallionSilverMania.png

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, Medals are referred to as "Medallions"[1] (メダル[2] Medaru?, lit. "Medal"). In this game, they come in two variants (gold and silver) and look like coins with a picture of Sonic emblazoned on them. Notably, they have similarities to a real life coin that was given out to celebrate Sonic's 25th anniversary for a limited time.

In gameplay, Medallions are earned when completing Bonus Stages. If the player completes a Bonus Stage without collecting all the Rings in it, they will be awarded a silver Medallion. If the player does complete a Bonus Stage with all its Rings in hand however (which will earn them a Perfect Bonus), they will be awarded a gold Medallion instead. The player can earn a total of thirty-two Medallions in the game, which can be viewed in the game's Extras menu. Also, if the player later earns a gold Medallion in the same stage as they got a silver Medallion, then the silver Medallion will be replaced with the gold Medallion. Additionally, collecting enough Medallions will unlock different bonus features in the game:

Number of Medallions Bonus content unlocked
1 Unlocks Super Peel-Out for Sonic
6 Unlocks Insta-Shield for Sonic
11 Unlocks "& Knuckles" feature
16 Unlocks Debug Mode
21 Unlocks "Mean Bean" mini-game in Extras
26 Unlocks D.A. Garden in Extras
32 Unlocks "Blue Spheres" mini-game in Extras

Sonic Forces

Medals, from Sonic Forces.

In Sonic Forces, Medals are referred to as honors in the game manual.[3] In this game, they come in the classic three variants: Gold, Silver, and Bronze. In addition, each of the three variants of Medals resemble chest medals. Bronze Medals are simple coins with the Resistance's logo emblazoned on them and a blue ribbon each. Silver Medals are similar to the Bronze Medals, but with a pair of wings on the sides of the Resistance logo and a blue and red-striped ribbon each. Lastly, there are the Gold Medals which are round with the Resistance logo in the middle and decorative extensions around the edge. They also have a red ring around the Resistance logo and a red, blue and golden-striped ribbon each.

In gameplay, Medals appear as rewards for completing stages, and are attributed to the Avatar the player currently has in play. By gathering experience based on one's Total Score in a stage, the player can increase the experience gauge on the Results screen. Once the player fills up the experience gauge, they will earn one Bronze Medal. Earning five Bronze Medals will grant the player a Silver Medal. Similarly, earning two Silver Medals will grant the player a Gold Medal. The maximum for each Avatar is three Gold Medals. Collecting a certain amount of Medals for each type of Avatar will unlock new Costume options and Wispons by completing the corresponding Challenge Missions. More experience to speed up the Medal collecting can be earned via the Daily Mission multiplier.

Team Sonic Racing

The four types of Medals on the result screen, from Team Sonic Racing.

In Team Sonic Racing, the Medals look like coins and come in four variants: Platinum Medals, Gold Medals, Silver Medals, and Bronze Medals. Depicted on each Medal is an image of Sonic's head with a laurel wreath surrounding it along the edges. They each also have a ribbon attached to their bottom.

In gameplay, the Medals appear as the reward system in certain Events, namely the Daredevil, Destruction, Eggpawn Assault, Ring Challenge, and Traffic Challenge Events. The type of the Medal earned depends on the player's performance in that Event; the more points the player earn, the better the Medal. The player can complete the event with a bronze, silver, gold and platinum Medal, although only the second and fourth award the player with a Team Adventure-exclusive star. Obtaining a platinum medal ends the event automatically, and the player will earn all the stars available for the event.

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References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sonic Mania (PC) United States instruction manual.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sonic Mania (PC) Japanese instruction manual.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Sonic Forces United States instruction manual.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Sonic the Hedgehog (PlayStation 3) United States instruction booklet, p. 11.
  5. ↑ Sonic Team, Blindlight (24 November 2006). Sonic the Hedgehog. PlayStation 3. Sega. Area/Level: Town Mission 3: The Stolen Bronze Medals. "Textbox: Find the ten Bronze Medals!"
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Sonic and the Secret Rings (Wii) United States instruction booklet, p. 15.
  7. ↑ Sonic Unleashed (PlayStation 3) United States instruction booklet, p. 17.
  8. ↑ Sonic Team (9 December 2008). Sonic Unleashed. PlayStation 3. Sega. Area/Level: Prof. Pickle's Lab. "Prof. Pickle: I recommend you keep an eye out for Sun and Moon medals on your travels. You'll find them strewn about the world. Perhaps you've already seen some. Collect enough, and Chip's Sun and Moon power levels will rise. That will then allow you access to more of the Gaia Gates. Simple, hmm?"
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Non-playable characters Accordion Player | Adrianna | Alan | Alberto Robert | 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 | Ken Williams | Ladies-in-waiting | Liza | Lord Regis | Mancini | Mels | Mephiles (Mephiles's monstrous form) | Mikhail | Nicolo | Paganini | Parr | Pele | Pinto | Porta | Priest | Princess Elise the Third | Prodi | Puccini | Renzo | Roberta | Rossi | Sabrina | Sandro | Solaris | Soleanna Boys (Pucci) | Soleanna Royal Guards (Alessio, Fabio, Giorgio, Guido, Pietro) | Solomon | Solsaliente (Monica) | Sonic Man | Sophia | Zof
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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
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 | Spiked bar | 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
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
Albums Sonic the Hedgehog Original Soundtrack | 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 | Rank | Rimlight | Scepter of Darkness | Shop | Soleanna | Solaris Project | Super-Speed Stage
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
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
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) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Mai Nakahara (Shahra) | Masashi Ebara (Erazor) | Chikao Ōtsuka (King Shahryār/Eggman) | Ryō 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
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.

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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/Villages Apotos | Mazuri | Spagonia | Chun-nan | Holoska | Shamar | Empire City* | Adabat | Eggmanland
Action Stages/Stages Windmill Isle | Savannah Citadel* | Rooftop Run | Dragon Road | Cool Edge | Arid Sands | Skyscraper Scamper* | Jungle Joyride | Eggmanland | Tornado Defense*
Enemies Eggman's Machinery Aero-Cannon | Aero-Chaser | Crabmeat*** | 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 | Ptera*** | Spinner | Thunder Ball | Thunder Spinner
Dark Gaia's minions Big Mother | Cure Master* | Dark Bat | Dark Bat Sniper | Dark Eel* | Dark Fright | Dark Master** | Deep Nightmare | Evil Flower* | Fire Master | Fright Master | Killer Bee | Lightning Master | Little Rex | Nightmare | Power Master* | Red Fright | Red Killer Bee | Red Nightmare** | Red Deep Nightmare** | Red Rex | Red Titan** | Spike** | 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 | Final boss***
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 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*
Wii/PS2 Beatdown** | Claw Charge | Crescent Moon Strike** | Earthshaker** | Wereclap** | Were-Hammer** | Were-Claw** | Were-Wallop** | Wild Claw** | Wild Whirl**
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon | Blue spring | Bobsled | Bomb | Buggy** | Buoy | Check Point | Conveyor Belt | Crane Lift | Crank | Dark Energy Force Field** | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Door | Fountain | Giant spear** | 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 | Springboard/Spring | Springpole | Switch | Thorn Spring | Trap Spring | Trick Jump Panel | Wide spring | Zip Line
Items General 1UP | 5 Ring Bonus | 20 Rings** | 100 Count Ring** | Art Book* | Audio System | Big 50 Ring** | Blue Tea* | Bookshelf* | Boss Gate | Chaos Orb* | Container (Explosive crate, Steel Container, Wooden Container) | Crystal Ball* | Dark Energy Key** | 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* | Item Capsule** | Key Stone* | Lovely Ring* | Maiden Statue* | Moon Medal | Moon Tablet** | Old Necklace* | Planet Tablet** | Pick-Me-Up* | Pretty Bouquet* | Power Shield* | Record* | Red Tea* | Ring | Shield Charge* | Souvenir* | Sun Medal | Sun Tablet** | 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*
English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Sonic the Werehog, Prof. Pickle's Assistant) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Lisa Ortiz (Amy) | Anthony Salerno (Chip) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Zonshen) | Christopher Collet (SA-55) | Dan Green (Ice Cream Vendor, Prof. Pickle)
Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Chikao Otsuka (Eggman) | Chō (Prof. Pickle) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Tomokazu Seki (Sonic the Werehog) | 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* | Doctor Eggman's chair | Earth | Eggman Fleet | Egg Dragoon | Egg Mobile | Entrance Stage* | Exorcisms | Experience Point | Freeze | Gaia Manuscripts | Gaia Temple | Gaia Temple guardian | Hallowmoon | Havok | Health Gauge | Miles Electric | Orb Result** | 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

"*" Exclusive to Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version
"**" Exclusive to Wii/PlayStation 2 version
"***" Exclusive to mobile version.

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Playable characters Modern Sonic (Modern Super Sonic) | Classic Sonic (Classic Super Sonic)
Non-playable characters Amy | Animals (Flicky, Picky, Pecky, Cucky) | Blaze | Cheese | Classic Eggman | Classic Metal Sonic | Classic Tails | Cream | Cubot | Knuckles | Modern Eggman | Modern Tails | Omochao | Orbot | Perfect Chaos | Rouge | Shadow | Silver | Team Chaotix (Charmy, Espio, Vector) | Time Eater
Wisps Orange | Pink
Stages Green Hill | Chemical Plant | Sky Sanctuary | Speed Highway | City Escape | Seaside Hill | Crisis City | Rooftop Run | Planet Wisp | Casino Night
Challenge Acts Doppelganger Race! | The Buzz Bombers' Revenge! | Knuckles: Horde of Enemies | Swingset Circus | High Speed Challenge | Look Out Below! | Tails: Way Past Fast | Jump Rush | 300% Boost Gauge Challenge | Tails: Toxic Skies | Which Switch is Which? | Aqua Shield Challenge | Invincibility Challenge | One Ring Challenge | Amy: Taking the Leap Together! | Grappling with Grabbers | Underwater Ring Machine | Eggrobo Rush | Aerial Paradise | Ring Time Challenge | Amy: Topsy Turvy | Knuckles: Buried Treasure | 200% Boost Gauge Challenge | Balloon Bonanza | High-Speed Hijinks (Modern) | Cream: Chao Hunt | Hot Pursuit (Classic) | High Speed Challenge 2 | Resisting Arrest | Overdrift | Hot Pursuit (Modern) | Drill Baby Drill | Espio: Master of Camouflage | Lord of the Board | Thunder Shield Challenge | Rouge: The Bombardier | Rite of Spring | Cream: Helping Hand | Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Modern) | Topsy-Turvy | High-Speed Hijinks 2 | Rescue the Animals! | Espio: Way of the Ninja | High-Speed Hijinks (Classic) | Underwater Challenge | Rouge: The Temptress | Trick Island | Surf, Sea, and Sand | Terror From the Deep | Goal Post Juggle | Vector: Through the Storm | Flame Shield Challenge | Ring Time Challenge 2 | Power Stomp Challenge | Switcheroo | Blaze: Piercing the Flames | Four-way Cannon Cavalcade | High-Rise Balloon Climb | Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Classic) | Charmy: Don't Bug Me! | One Ring Challenge 2 | Barrel Ring Bonus | Rooftop Rail Grind | Endless Boost | Vector: Pick Up the Beat | With Your Powers Combined | Goal Post Juggle 2 | Chase After Blaze | Rescue the Animals 2! | Cart Challenge | Charmy: High in the Sky | Action Master | Orange Rocket, Blast Off!
Enemies Aero-Cannon | Buzz Bomber | Buzzer | Chopper | Cop Speeder | Crabmeat | Egg Chaser | Egg Fighter | Egg Fighter: Sword | Egg Launcher (H) | Egg Launcher (H+V) | Egg Launcher (V) | Egg Pawn | Eggrobo | Giant Chopper | Grabber | Gun Beetle | Gun Hunter | Iblis's Minions (Iblis Biter, Iblis Taker, Iblis Worm) | Mono Beetle | Moto Bug | Sandworm | Spinner | Spiny | Sprinkler | Thunder Spinner
Bosses Metal Sonic | Death Egg Robot | Shadow the Hedgehog | Perfect Chaos | Silver the Hedgehog | Egg Dragoon | Time Eater
Moves/
Techniques 		Playable characters Air Boost | Atomic Spin | Boost | Bound Jump | Cartwheel | Crouch | Double Jump | Drift | Freestyle Tricks | Grind Step | Grinding | Homing Attack | Hop | Insta-Shield | Jump Dash | Kick boost | Lightspeed Dash | Mid-Air Dash | Quick Step | Slide | Skydiving | Spin | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Stomp | Super Sonic Boost | Super Sonic Missile | Wall Jump
NPCs Chaos Spear | Dig | Drill Attack | Fire Beam | Heart Effect | Ice Wave | Meteor Smash | Ninja Arts: Camouflage | Propeller Flying | Psychic Knife | Restraint Trap | Ring Spark Field | Sun Burst | V. Maximum Overdrive Attack | Warping arm attack | Whirlwind
Color Powers Orange Rocket | Pink Spikes
Skills Aqua Shield | Flame Shield | Thunder Shield | Twin Spin Attack | Invincible Start | Shield | Power Sneakers | Long Spin Dash | Treasure Scanner | Homing Attack | Hercules Muscles | Breath Holder | Boardmaster | Ring Time | Blast Off | Speed Up | Direct Jump | Power Stomp | Quick Slide | Acceleration | Smasher Bonus | Ring Energy Bonus | Boost Gauge Up | Serial Homing | Auto-Gauge | Gauge Rebooter | Trick Mastery | Endless Boost | Power Brake | Sure-Footed | Safety Net | Last Chance | 10-Second Rings | Athleticism | Time Break | Super Sonic | Sega Genesis Controller*
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon | Barrel | Big Balloon | Bomb | Bonus Bell | Bottomless pit | Bumper | Cannon | Capsule | Cart | Cloud | Crusher | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Dimensional Bomb | Explosion Trap | Fan | Flipper | Four-way Cannon | Gear Platform | Goal Plate | Gondola | GUN Military Truck | Hanging Bell | Heart bomb | Helicopter | High-speed warp tube | Horizontal Bar | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Kao | Laser field | Meteorite | Movable box | Pole Elevator | Propeller Spring | Pulley | Rainbow Ring | Rocket | Route Signal | Seesaw | Slot machine | Spike Trap | Spikes | Spinning Top | Spinning Platform | Spotlight | Spring | Spring Catapult | Spring Pole | Star Post | Switch | Trap Spring | Trick Jump Panel | Wall Jump Block | Warp Point | Wide spring | Zip Line
Items Air Bubble | Boss Gate | Boss Gate Key | Buoy | Chaos Emerald | Container (Case, Spike Block, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) | Energy Core | Goal Ring | Information Pod | Item Box (1-Up, Aqua Shield, Flame Shield, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Skateboard, Super Ring, Thunder Shield) | Medal | Mega Mack | Musical note | Red Star Ring | Ring | Snowboard | Time Bonus | Wisp Capsule
English voice actors Roger Craig Smith (Modern Sonic, Wisp announcer) | Mike Pollock (Classic Eggman, Modern Eggman) | Kate Higgins (Classic Tails, Modern Tails) | Travis Willingham (Knuckles) | Cindy Robinson (Amy) | Kirk Thornton (Shadow) | Quinton Flynn (Silver) | Laura Bailey (Blaze, Omochao) | Karen Strassman (Rouge) | Michelle Ruff (Cream) | Keith Silverstein (Vector) | Troy Baker (Espio) | Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Charmy)
Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Modern Sonic) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Classic Eggman, Modern Eggman) | Ryō Hirohashi (Modern Tails) | Takuto Yoshinaga (Classic Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Daisuke Ono (Silver) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Yūki Masuda (Espio) | Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) | Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) | Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer)
Music Songs "Escape from the City" | "You're My Hero"
Albums 20 Years of Sonic Music | Blue Blur: Sonic Generations Original Soundtrack | History of the 1st Stage Original Soundtrack White Edition
Other Sonic's birthday | Boost Gauge | Chao in Space | Collection Room | Combo | Corkscrew loop | Death Egg (Modern) | Death Egg (Classic) | Death Egg Robot | Egg Dragoon | Egg Gun | Egg Mobile | Egg Spear | Havok | Lair of the Time Eater | Miles Electric | Orca | Perfect Bonus | Rank | Sonic Generations (manga) | Sonic Generations of Skate | Statue Room | Time Hole | Tornado-1 | Totem pole | White Space | Winding Tunnel

*Exclusive to the Xbox 360/PS3 versions

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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails (Super Tails) | Knuckles (Super Knuckles) | Mighty* (Super Mighty*) | Ray* (Super Ray*)
Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Hard Boiled Heavies (Heavy King, Heavy Gunner, Heavy Shinobi, Heavy Magician, Heavy Rider) | Phantom Heavies (Phantom King, Phantom Gunner, Phantom Shinobi, Phantom Magician, Phantom Rider) | Metal Sonic (Giga Metal) | Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Locky, Micky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky, Tocky, Wocky) | Jimmy | Rock Drill
Zones Angel Island Zone* | Green Hill Zone | Chemical Plant Zone | Studiopolis Zone | Flying Battery Zone | Press Garden Zone | Stardust Speedway Zone | Hydrocity Zone | Mirage Saloon Zone | Oil Ocean Zone | Lava Reef Zone | Metallic Madness Zone | Titanic Monarch Zone | Egg Reverie Zone | Special Stage | Bonus Stage | Pinball Stage*
Enemies Armadiloid | Aquis | Asteron | Ball Hog | Batbrain | Blaster | Blastoid | Bloominator* | Bugernaut | Bumpalo | Buzz Bomber | Cactula | Canister | Catakiller, Jr. | Chopper | Clucker | Crabmeat | Dango | Dragonfly | Eggrobo | Fireworm | Flasher mk.II | Gohla | Grabber | Hotaru | IceBomba | Iwamodoki | Jawz | Jellygnite | Juggle Saw | Kabasira | Kanabun | Madmole | Matryoshka-Bom | Mega Chopper | Mic Drop | Monkey Dude* | Moto Bug | Newtron | Octus | Pointdexter | Rattlekiller | Rexon | RhinoBot* | Robot Bee | Robot Beetle | Roller mk.II | Scarab | Sentry Bug | Shutterbug | Silver Sonic | Spiny | Splats | Sweep | Technosqueek | Toxomister | Tubinaut | Turbo Spiker | Turbo Turtle | Vultron | Woodrow
Bosses Mini-bosses DD Wrecker | Amoeba Droid | Heavy Gunner | Big Squeeze | Shiversaw | Hotaru Hi-Watt | Dive Eggman | Uber Caterkiller | Meter Droid | Drillerdroid | Egg Pistons mk.II | Crimson Eye
Zone bosses Death Egg Robot | Mean Bean Machine | Weather Globe | Spider Mobile | Heavy Shinobi | Metal Sonic | Laundro-Mobile | Heavy Magician | Mega Octus | Heavy Rider | Heavy King | Gachapandora | Phantom Egg | Phantom King and Klepto Mobile
Moves/Techniques Air Glide* | Bounce Jump | Climb | Crouch | Double Jump | Drop Dash | Fireball Spin Dash | Glide | Hammer Drop* | Insta-Shield | Propeller Flying | Ring Spark Field | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Super Peel Out | Swim | V. Maximum Overdrive Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles Beanstalk | Bomb | Bumper | Bungee Rope | Bumper wall | Cannon | Capsule | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Dash Panel | Electrical conduit | Fan | Fireball Cannon | Flipper | Flywheel | Goal Plate | Hang Glider | High-speed warp tube | Ice Spring | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Platform-raising Wheel | Pulley | Ruby Mist | Seesaw | Size Beam | Snowblower | Spikes | Spring | Star Post | Switch | Transport | Vine | Zip Line
Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Giant Ring | Giant spear | Item Box (1-UP, Blue Shield, Bubble Shield, Character*, Hyper Ring, Eggman Mark, Fire Shield, Invincible, Lightning Shield, Player Swap, Power Sneakers, Random, S, Super Ring) | Little Planet flowers | Master Emerald | Metal Sonic Projector | Medallion | Ring | Robot transporter | Schrodinger's Capsule* | Sphere | Star Circle | Time Warp sign | UFO | Warp Point
Music Sonic Mania (vinyl album) | Sonic Mania Original Soundtrack (Selected Edition) | Sonic Mania Plus Original Soundtrack
Other Angel Island | Auto Running | Continue | Death Egg Robot | Debug Mode | Egg Mobile | Freeze | Klepto Mobile | Level Select | Little Planet | Mega Mack | Phantom Ruby | Perfect Bonus | Popgun | Shuttle loop | Sonic Mania Adventures ("Sonic Returns", "Sonic and Tails", "& Knuckles", "Mighty and Ray", "Metal Mayhem", "From: A. Rose", "The Complete Mini-Series") | Time Attack | Time Over | Time Warp | Tornado | Winding Tunnel

*Appears in Sonic Mania Plus only

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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Classic Sonic (Classic Super Sonic) | Avatar | Shadow (Episode Shadow)
Non-playable
characters 		Resistance (Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Team Chaotix (Vector, Espio, Charmy), Silver, Team Dark (Shadow, Rouge, Omega)) | Dr. Eggman | Infinite | Orbot | Cubot | Metal Sonic | Chaos | Zavok | Animals (Cucky, Flicky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky)
Wisps Blue Wisp | Green Wisp | Indigo Wisp | Ivory Wisp | Red Wisp | Violet Wisp | White Wisp | Yellow Wisp
World Map regions Chemical Plant | City | Death Egg | Eggman Empire Fortress | Green Hill | Metropolis | Mystic Jungle
Stages General Lost Valley | Spaceport | Ghost Town | Prison Hall | VS. Zavok | Egg Gate | Arsenal Pyramid | Luminous Forest | VS. Infinite | Green Hill | VS. Eggman | Park Avenue | Casino Forest | Aqua Road | Sunset Heights | Capital City | VS. Infinite | Chemical Plant | Red Gate Bridge | Guardian Rock | Network Terminal | Death Egg | Metropolitan Highway | Null Space | Imperial Tower | Mortar Canyon | VS. Infinite | Iron Fortress | Final Judgement | VS. Death Egg Robot
Episode Shadow Enemy Territory | Eggman's Facility | Virtual Reality
Secret Fire Cannon 1 | Vanish Panel 1 | Bomb Block 1 | Plasma Cannon 1 | Laser Cannon 1 | Reverse Block 1
Extra Flying Pod | Bomb Block 2 | Laser Cannon 2 | Reverse Block 2 | Vanish Panel 2 | Fire Cannon 2 | Plasma Cannon 2
Enemies Aero-Chaser | Buzz Bomber | Chopper | Egg Pawn | Egg Tank | Egg Walker | Galaga Bee | Moto Bug | Missile Pod | Nebula | Sandworm | Sprinkler | Valkeen
Bosses Death Egg Robot | Eggman | Egg Dragoon | Infinite | Metal Sonic | Zavok
Moves/Techniques Air Boost | Boost | Crouch | Double Boost | Double Jump | Drop Dash | Grind Step | Grinding | Homing Attack | Side Step/Cartwheel | Skydiving | Slide | Super Sonic Boost | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Stomp | Triple Boost | V. Maximum Overdrive Attack | Wall Jump | Wire Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles Amber block | Balloon | Bottomless pit | Bumper | Capsule | Conveyor Belt | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Electrical emitter | Fan | Flipper | Floating turret | Flywheel | Goal | Goal Plate | Grind Rail | High-speed warp tube | Hint Ring | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Laser field | List of pinball obstacles | Pulley | Rainbow Ring | Ring Shooter | Slot machine | Spikes | Spring | Spring Catapult | Spring Pole | Star Post | Wide spring | Wire Target | Zip Line
Items General Air Bubble | Blue Block | Blue Ring | Container (Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) | Costume | Item Box (Bonus Rings, Invincibility, Power Sneakers, Shield) | Medal | Meteorite | Number Ring | Red Star Ring | Ring | Silver Moon Ring | Wisp Capsule
Wispons Asteroid | Burst | Cube | Drill | Hover | Lightning | Void
English voice actors Roger Craig Smith (Sonic) | Mike Pollock (Eggman) | Liam O'Brien (Infinite) | Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Tails, Charmy) | Travis Willingham (Knuckles, Zavok) | Cindy Robinson (Amy) | Kirk Thornton (Shadow, Orbot) | Karen Strassman (Rouge) | Vic Mignogna (Omega) | Quinton Flynn (Silver) | Keith Silverstein (Vector) | Matthew Mercer (Espio) | Wally Wingert (Cubot)
Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Kotaro Nakamura (Eggman) | Takashi Kondō (Infinite) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) | Daisuke Ono (Silver) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Yūki Masuda (Espio) | Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) | Jōji Nakata (Zavok) | Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) | Wataru Takagi (Cubot) | Fumihiko Tachiki (Narrator)
Music Songs "Fading World" | "Fighting Onward" | "Fist Bump" | "Infinite" | "Justice" | "Moonlight Battlefield" | "Nowhere to Run" | "Rhythm And Balance" | "Set in Motion" | "Supporting Me" | "The Light of Hope" | "Virtual Enemies"
Albums Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack - A Hero Will Rise | Sonic Forces Vocal Traxx - On The Edge | Sonic Forces Hi-Res Collection | Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack The Vinyl Cutz
Other Boost Gauge | Chaos Control | Challenge Mission | Daily Mission | Death Crab | Death Egg | Death Egg Robot | Death Queen | Egg Dragoon | Egg Mobile | Eggman Army | Eggman Empire | Eggman Fleet | Experience | Health Gauge | Jackal Squad | Mega Mack | Miles Electric | Operation Big Wave | Phantom Ruby | Phantom Ruby prototype | Rank | Real-Time Interaction | Replica | Resistance HQ | Sandworm | Skill | Sonic Forces digital comic (Moment of Truth, Stress Test, Looming Shadow, Rise of Infinite) | Sonic Forces: Speed Battle | SOS Mission | Time Over | Totem pole | War to Take Back the Planet | Winding Tunnel | Wisp Gauge
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Playable
characters 		Team Sonic Sonic | Tails | Knuckles
Team Rose Amy | Chao (Dark Chao, Hero Chao, Neutral Chao, Omochao) | Big
Team Vector Blaze | Silver | Vector
Team Dark Shadow | Rouge | Omega
Team Eggman Metal Sonic | Dr. Eggman | Zavok | Eggpawn | Death Egg
Non-playable characters Boo | Boom Boo | Buzzer | Chopper | Crabmeat | Cubot | Dodon Pa | Egg Squid | Froggy | King Boom Boo | Mother Wisp | Orbot | Orca | Sandworm
Wisps Black | Blue | Crimson | Cyan | Ivory | Jade | Magenta | Orange | Pink | Gray | Red | Violet | White | Yellow
Tracks Planet Wisp Wisp Circuit | Mother's Canyon | Doctor's Mine
Seaside Hill Ocean View | Lost Palace | Whale Lagoon
Glacierland Ice Mountain | Frozen Junkyard | Hidden Volcano
Casino Park Roulette Road | Bingo Party | Pinball Highway
Sandopolis Sand Road | Boo's House | Clockwork Pyramid
Rooftop Run Market Street | Sky Road | Haunted Castle
Final Fortress Thunder Deck | Dark Arsenal | Turbine Loop
Events Boost Race | Daredevil | Destruction | Eggpawn Assault | Grand Prix | King of the Hill | Lightning Race | Ring Challenge | Rocket Race | Showdown Race | Survival Race | Team Boost Race | Team Grand Prix | Team King of the Hill | Team Lightning Race | Team Race | Team Rocket Race | Team Vampire Race | Time Trial | Traffic Attack | Vampire Race
Enemies Eggpawn | Eggsplosive Eggpawn | Hard-boiled Eggpawn | Melee Eggpawn | Standard Eggpawn
Moves/Techniques Drift | Item Box Transfer | Radial Burst | Rival Takedown | Skim Boost | Slingshot | Start Line Boost | Stunt | Team Ultimate
Color Powers Black Bomb | Blue Cube | Crimson Eagle | Cyan Laser | Gray Quake | Ivory Lightning | Jade Ghost | Magenta Rhythm | Orange Rocket | Pink Spikes | Red Burst | Violet Void | Yellow Drill
Vehicles Beat Monster | Chao Pod | Cross Dozer | Dark Reaper | Egg Booster | Formula M | Frog Cruiser | Land Breaker | Lightron | Lip Spyder | Pink Cabriolet | Road Dragoon | Royal Chariot | Speed Star | Whirlwind Sport
Gimmicks and obstacles Boost Pad | Kao | Spring | Star Post | Wide spring
Items Bonus Box | Credit | Item Box (Invincibility) | Key | Medal | Mod (Car Cosmetic (Horn, Paint Kit, Vinyl), Performance Part) | Mod Pod | Ring
English voice actors Roger Craig Smith (Sonic, Wisp announcer) | Mike Pollock (Eggman) | Kyle Hebert (Big, Dodon Pa) | Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Tails) | Dave Mitchell (Knuckles) | Patrick Seitz (Zavok) | Cindy Robinson (Amy) | Kirk Thornton (Shadow, Orbot) | Karen Strassman (Rouge) | Aaron LaPlante (Omega) | Bryce Papenbrook (Silver) | Keith Silverstein (Vector) | Erica Lindbeck (Blaze, Omochao) | Wally Wingert (Cubot) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao)
Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Kotaro Nakamura (Eggman) | Katsuhisa Hōki (Dodon Pa) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Takashi Nagasako (Big) | Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) | Daisuke Ono (Silver) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) | Jōji Nakata (Zavok) | Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) | Wataru Takagi (Cubot) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao) | Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer)
Music Songs "Green Light Ride"
Albums Maximum Overdrive - Team Sonic Racing Original Soundtrack | Team Sonic Racing Trailer Music Selection
Other Death Egg Robot | Donpa Kingdom | Donpa Motors | Egg Squid | Orca | Power-Type | Sonic Racing | Speed-Type | Team Sonic Racing Overdrive ("Dangerous Distractions", "Eyes on the Prize", "The Complete Race") | Technique-Type | Ultimate Meter | Team Sonic Racing One-shot | Team Sonic Racing Plus Deluxe Turbo Championship Edition one-shot | Ultimate Energy Engine | Ultimate Team Energy
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