Shield

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For the power-up in the Sonic Boom video games, see Shield (Sonic Boom).

Shield
The Shield, from Sonic Runners.
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)
Game appearances	Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit) Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit) Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit) Sonic the Hedgehog CD Knuckles' Chaotix Sonic the Fighters Sonic Blast Sonic Adventure Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure Sonic Adventure 2 Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Sonic Advance Sonic Advance 2 Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut Sonic Heroes Sonic Advance 3 Shadow the Hedgehog Sonic Rush Sonic Rush Adventure Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj) Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity Sega Superstars Tennis Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Nintendo DS version) Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS version) Sonic Generations (console/PC version) Sonic Generations (Nintendo 3DS version) Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Wii version) Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II Sonic Jump (2012) Sonic Dash Sonic Lost World (Wii U version) Sonic Jump Fever Sonic Runners Sonic Lost World (PC version) Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Sonic Mania Sonic Forces: Speed Battle Sonic Forces Sonic Mania Plus Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Appearances in other media	Sonic X Archie Comics
Statistics and overview
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Purpose	Negating damage
Description	A protective bubble-based shield.

Protects once from enemy/trap.

— Description, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II

The Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"), also known as the Barrier (バリア, Baria^?) and Blue Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"), is an Item Box power-up that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. When the player obtains this power-up, the playable character receives a force-field that can negate one instance of damage.

Since its introduction, the Shield has become one of the most recurring Item Box power-ups in the Sonic series. The effects of the Shield have as well remained mostly untouched, like the Super Rings and Power Sneakers. In several games though, it has possessed different features. The Shield is also the first and original of all the shield-type power-ups in the Sonic series.

Description

Knuckles with a Shield equipped in Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut.

Item Boxes containing Shield usually either contain or display an icon depicting a sphere that is colored either green or blue. When the player obtains the Shield, a protective bubble will typically appear around the playable character. This bubble will prevent the playable character from losing Rings, or even a life if they hold no Rings, when they get hit by an enemy attack, touches an enemy, or runs into a damage-inducing hazard. When taking a damage-dealing blow with the Shield equipped, the Shield disappears and the playable character is usually knocked slightly backwards without taking damage while gaining temporary invulnerability for a few seconds. However, the Shield cannot protect the playable character from losing a try when falling into a bottomless pit, being crushed, drowning, or in case they get a Time Over. Also, in contrast to its successors, the Shield does not grant the player any additional abilities, although, unlike certain elemental shields, it will stay in place in case the player goes underwater.

Under normal circumstances, a familiar sample will play when the Shield is obtained from an Item Box. Usually, the Shield will also remain active until the playable character takes damage or the level ends. In some games (particularly those released on mobile devices) though, the Shield only lasts for a limited time.

The color of the Shield's protective bubble has varied over the course of the Sonic series without any logical reason; while it is translucent in most games, it is typically either light blue or green. In one instance, it has even been colorless.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)

Sonic with the Shield equipped in Sonic the Hedgehog.

The shield power-up made its first appearance in the 16-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog, where it is referred to as Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, Video Monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a washed-out blue bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Due to the "Spike Bug" in the original version of Sonic the Hedgehog, spikes are able to bypass the playable character's protection and cause them to lose their Shield, Rings, and life in rapid succession.

Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit)

In the 8-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog, the shield power-up is called Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") once again. In this game, video monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a white center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent bubble with bright blue edges. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly. In comparison to their 16-bit counterparts, the Shields in this game are smaller and brighter.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit)

Sonic with the Shield equipped in Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

In the 16-bit version of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, the shield power-up is once again called Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a bubble with a tint of dark blue that displays ripples across its surface. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly. In Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (the lock-up version between Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic & Knuckles) however, the Shield is colored gray instead of blue.

While playing as Super Sonic, the Shield's icon on the monitor changes to a golden-yellow, matching Super Sonic's color scheme; if the player obtains this Shield, it will be the same golden-yellow color. This is due to Sonic and the Shield sharing the same color palette in the game. The same thing can happen in Knuckles the Echidna in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, where the Shield starts glowing pink just like Super Knuckles does.

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

In Sonic the Hedgehog CD, the shield power-up is called Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") once more. In this game, monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a washed-out and swirling blue bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Knuckles' Chaotix

In Knuckles' Chaotix, the shield power-up is named Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") yet again. In this game, Monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a solid blue bubble that possesses a spinning effect. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly. However, the Shield is only given to whichever of the two player-controlled characters breaks the Monitor, leaving the other vulnerable to attack. Also, while the Shield is in effect, its Monitor icon can be seen on the bottom of the screen, which indicates that the Shield is active.

Sonic Blast

In Sonic Blast, the shield power-up is once again named Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, TVs containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center. Also, while the Shield can be obtained from its standard TVs, the player can also obtain it from ??? TVs at times.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, two small white starts begin circling around the playable character instead of a bubble-based shield appearing around them. In terms of gameplay, the Shield is featured from Red Volcano Zone and onwards.

Sonic Adventure

In Sonic Adventure, and its remake Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, the shield power-up is referred to as Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") yet again. It also marks the Shield's first appearance in a 3D Sonic title. In these games, Item Boxes containing the Shield hold an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent dark green bubble.

Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure

In Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure, the shield power-up is once again called Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, the item boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a light blue sphere with a bright center.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, Sonic gets surrounded by a bubble with a tint of dark blue that displays ripples across its surface. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Sonic Adventure 2

A Shield Item Box in Sonic Adventure 2.

In Sonic Adventure 2, and its remake Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, the shield power-up is named Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") once again. In these games, Item Boxes containing the Shield hold an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent dark green bubble akin to the one that appeared in Sonic Adventure.

Besides obtaining the Shield from Item Boxes, the player will also automatically obtain a Shield (or a Magnetic Shield) when they pass through a point marker while holding 90 Rings or more.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

The Barrier in Sonic Advance.

In Sonic Advance, the shield power-up is referred to as Barrier (バリア, Baria^?). In this game, boxes containing the Barrier display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Barrier in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a swirling dark green bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Sonic Advance 2

In Sonic Advance 2, the shield power-up is referred to as Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") yet again. In this game, boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a swirling dark green bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Sonic Advance 3

In Sonic Advance 3, the shield power-up is called Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier") once more. In this game, Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a swirling dark green bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Sonic Heroes

In Sonic Heroes, the shield power-up is known as Barrier (バリア, Baria^?) once again. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Barrier hold an icon that shows a green bubble. Also, while the Barrier can be obtained from its standard Item Boxes, the player can also obtain it from Floating Item Boxes.

When obtaining the Barrier in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a rainbow-colored bubble, although only the left and right side of this bubble can be seen. In addition to this, the Barrier retains its earlier incarnations' green tint. Also, when obtained, the Barrier is always placed on the lead playable character so if the player changes their team's leader, the new leader will have the Barrier transferred over to them.

When Team Rose uses their Team Blast, Flower Festival, they will grant themselves a Barrier power-up.

Shadow the Hedgehog

In Shadow the Hedgehog, the shield power-up is once again known as Barrier (バリア, Baria^?). In this game, Item Boxes containing the Barrier hold an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Barrier in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a nearly invisible and pulsating green bubble.

Sonic Rush series

Sonic Rush

In Sonic Rush, the shield power-up is named Barrier (バリア, Baria^?) again. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Barrier display an icon that shows a green bubble. Also, while the Barrier can be obtained from its standard Item Boxes, the player can also obtain it from Floating Item Boxes.

When obtaining the Barrier in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a spinning and translucent green bubble.

Sonic Rush Adventure

In Sonic Rush Adventure, the shield power-up is called Barrier (バリア, Baria^?) once more. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Barrier display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Barrier in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a spinning and translucent green bubble.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2006)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), the shield power-up is referred to as the Shield in the western manuals. However, it is not mentioned in the Japanese manual. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Barrier display an icon that shows a green bubble. However, the Shield itself does not appear in the game despite being listed in the game's manual, having been left disabled within the game's files.

Mario & Sonic series

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

In the Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, the Shield serves its standard purpose. However, its usual mechanics have been modified slightly for the game's Event-based playstyle.

In gameplay, the Shields appear exclusively during the Dream Race and Dream Long Jump Dream Events where they can be obtained randomly from Item Boxes. In Dream Race, the Shields make the user invincible to one item or hurdle while also stopping the user from being affected by the wind, and in Dream Long Jump, they give the user protection against one hit from a shell and keep the wind from affecting them, but only for a limited time.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

In both the Wii and Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, the Shield is referred to as the Barrier and serves its standard purpose. However, its usual mechanics have been modified slightly for the game's Event-based playstyle.

In gameplay on the Wii version of the game, the Shields appear as an power-up item in all of the game's Dream Events except for Dream Ski Jumping (Team), Dream Figure Skating, Dream Ice Hockey, Dream Curling and Dream Snowball Fight.

In gameplay on the Nintendo DS version of the gam, the Shield only appear in the Ski Cross Racing, Rocket Ski Jumping, Ski Shooting, Extreme Snowboarding and Dream Events. In Ski Shooting, the Shields can be used against the Egg Hammer's attacks in the final round by shielding the user from the lightning that will strike if the player does not shoot the Egg Hammer before it slams down its hammer. Also, in the Super Sonic Downhill Dream Event, the Shields are collected throughout the course. When obtained, they take effect immediately and protect the player from Brick Blocks.

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

Waluigi with a Shield equipped in Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

In the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, the Shield serves its standard purpose. However, its usual mechanics have been modified slightly for the game's Event-based playstyle.

In gameplay, the Shields make their only appearance in the Dream Fencing Dream Event where they can be obtained randomly from Item Boxes.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

In the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the Shield serves its standard purpose. However, its usual mechanics have been modified slightly for the game's Event-based playstyle.

In gameplay on the Wii version of the game, the Shields only appear during the Duel Beach Volleyball Duel Event. In Duel Beach Volleyball, the Shields protect the user from one attack.

In gameplay on the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, the Shields only appear during the Football Plus Event with the name Goal Blocked by Shield!. There, a Shield blocks the goal for set amount of time after the item meter has been charged up to its full capacity.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020

In the Nintendo Switch version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, the shield power-up is referred to as the Shield and serves its standard purpose. However, its usual mechanics have been modified slightly for the game's Event-based playstyle.

In gameplay, Shields appear in the Dream Racing event. Here, the Shield is identified with an icon that depicts a light bubble, just like in Sonic Runners. They can be obtained randomly from modern Item Boxes during this event. Once obtained, the player has to manually engage the Shield for it to take effect. In addition, the Shield only stays equipped to the user for about ten seconds. When obtaining this Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent blue-green bubble.

Shields also appear in the "Bullet Train Blast" mini-game. There, classic Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center, just like in the original Sonic the Hedgehog. Unlike their counterparts in Dream Racing, the Shields in "Bullet Train Blast" are activated when obtained and last until they block an instance of damage. When obtaining this Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a washed-out blue bubble. Its animation also shows it flashing constantly.

Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj)

In Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj), the shield power-up is once again named Shield. In this game, TV Monitors containing the Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a light blue center.

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

In Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, the shield power-up is once more named Shield in the western manuals. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display a blue icon that shows a green and black bubble surrounded by green electricity. Furthermore, the Shield Item Boxes only appear in Survival Battle.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a green bubble with green electricity running along its surface. Its primary purpose is to prevent the user from losing Hit Points (in Sudden Death mode) or allowing an opponent to gain a point for hitting the player (in Points Battle). The Shield will instantly dissipate if the player falls off the field, however.

Sega All-Stars series

Sega Superstars Tennis

In Sega Superstars Tennis, the shield power-up is named Shield once more. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows an animated blue bubble.

In gameplay, the Shield only appears during Sonic the Hedgehog-related mini-games and side missions, where its Item Boxes randomly drop down from the sky and land on the playing field. When obtaining the Shield, the playable character gets surrounded by a swirling light blue bubble.

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing

In Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, the shield power-up is called Shield again. In this game, the Shield is identified with an icon that depicts a dark green bubble with faint electricity running along its surface. This time around, the Shield is obtained at random from Item Boxes on the race tracks. It makes an appearance in both the console/PC and Nintendo DS version of the game.

In gameplay, the Shield is not automatically activated upon obtaining it. Rather, the player has to activate it manually. When using the Shield, the playable character get surrounded by a translucent green bubble with a visible ring swirling around its surface. Also, in addition to the Shield protecting from attacks, it also keeps other racers outside of the Shield. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. In the console/PC version of the game, the Shield lasts for about eight seconds, and in the Nintendo DS version, it lasts for about five seconds.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I (and by extension Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal), the shield power-up is once more called Shield (バリア , Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent and glowing green bubble. Also, if Sonic transforms into Super Sonic while the Shield is active, the Shield will stay around Super Sonic.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II, the shield power-up is again referred to as Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent, glowing and pulsating green bubble. In addition, the Shield is given to both characters in the main scenario (this includes Sonic, whom the player controls, and Tails, who accompanies Sonic) when obtained. However, the characters' Shields are independent of one another, meaning that when one character loses their Shield the other will keep theirs. Also, if Sonic transforms into Super Sonic while the Shield is active, the Shield will stay around Super Sonic.

Sonic Colors

In the Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colors, the shield power-up made an appearance. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble.

Sonic Generations

In the console/PC version and Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, the shield power-up appears in both versions and is referred to as Shield in the latter.

In the console/PC version of Sonic Generations, the Shield is identified with a round green icon that displays a swirling green bubble. However, the Shield does not appear as an Item Box power-up in the stages. Instead, it appears as an equipable Skill for Classic Sonic that can grant up to two Shields during one stage Act. This "Shield" Skill can be bought from the Skill Shop for 1,200 Skill Points from the beginning of the game and can be equipped to Classic Sonic at the cost of sixty Skill Points. To grant Classic Sonic a Shield with this Skill during a stage Act, the player has to press /. When obtaining the Shield in gameplay on this version of the game, Classic Sonic gets surrounded by a colorless bubble with white edges.

In the Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, the Shield appears as an Item Box power-up. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble. Also, while the Shield can be obtained from its standard Item Boxes, it can also be received as an extra skill after playing Versus Mode online. When obtaining the Shield in gameplay on this version of the game, Classic Sonic gets surrounded by a translucent green bubble.

Sonic Jump series

Sonic Jump (2012)

In the 2012 remake of Sonic Jump, the shield power-up is once again called Shield. In this game, TVs containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble. Also, in Sonic Jump, Shields are obtained randomly from TVs.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent green bubble. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. Also, losing the Shield via damage does not grant invulnerability, despite the fact that losing one's Rings does grant said effect.

Sonic Jump Fever

In Sonic Jump Fever, the shield power-up is once again called Shield. In this game, TVs containing the Shield display an icon that shows a green bubble that resembles a plastic ball. Also, like in the 2012 remake of Sonic Jump, Shields are obtained randomly from TVs.

The Shields in Sonic Jump Fever can be obtained from TVs by any playable character, except by Knuckles. When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent green bubble. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. To show how much time the Shield has left, a circular energy gauge will appear on the bottom of the screen when the Shield is active, which will deplete for each second the Shield is active. However, by upgrading the Shield Power-Up for a character, the player can increase the Shield's duration.

Sonic Dash

In Sonic Dash, the shield power-up is once more referred to as Shield. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display (when opened) an icon that shows a green bubble. In addition, Shields are once again obtained randomly from Item Boxes.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent green bubble. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. However, by upgrading the Shield Power-Up for a character, the player can extend the Shield's duration.

Sonic Lost World

In Sonic Lost World, the shield power-up makes an appearance in the Wii U version and PC version of the game. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield hold a light blue bubble.

In gameplay, Shield power-ups do not appear in the Zones. Instead, they can be obtained through other means, outside of the Zones. On the Wii U version, they can be obtained and shared on the Miiverse. They can also be rewarded by completing missions. Once obtained, the Shield will be stored away for the player to use later in the Zones. During these Zones, the player can look up the Item Bag and select the Shield to instantly bestow it onto the playable character.

Sonic Runners

The Shield's usage in Sonic Runners.

In Sonic Runners, the shield power-up is named Shield again. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield hold a light blue bubble.

The Shield in Sonic Runners makes an appearance as both a regular Item Box power-up, which can be found in the stages, and an Equippable Item, which can be purchased for 1,000 Rings and equipped to a playable character before a run and then activated whenever the player wants during a run. When obtaining/activating the Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a light blue, sphere-shaped energy field. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. Its duration depends on the level of the character using it; the higher the character's level, the longer the Shield will last. Worth noting is that Shields that have been equipped to a playable character before a run will last twice as long as a Shield found in a stage. Also, Buddies like the Erazor Djinn can gant a free Shield for every X Combo. The duration of a Shield is displayed by a circular and blue energy gauge (akin to the Wisp Gauge) that appears next to the playable character whenever the Shield is in effect and will deplete for every second the Shield is active.

Sonic Mania

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, the shield power-up is called Blue Shield (バリア, Baria^?, lit. "Barrier"). In these games, Item Boxes containing the Blue Shield display an icon that shows a blue sphere with a white center. Also, while the Blue Shield can be obtained from its standard Item Boxes, the player can also obtain it as a prize when playing in the Pinball Stage.

When obtaining the Blue Shield in gameplay, the playable character gets surrounded by a translucent and swirling blue bubble.

Sonic Forces: Speed Battle

In Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, the shield power-up is referred to as Shield. In this game, the Shield is identified with an icon depicting a light blue energy sphere.

The Shield in Sonic Forces: Speed Battle is an unique type of Item that every playable character can use. In addition, the Shields are obtained randomly from Item Boxes in this game.

When obtaining the Shield in gameplay, this power-up will not activate automatically. Instead, the player can utilize the Shield by pressing its icon on the bottom of the HUD. Once activated, the playable character gets surrounded by a light blue energy bubble. However, the Shield only lasts for a limited time in this game and will eventually expire. The duration of the Shield is shown by the decreasing gauge on top of this power-up's icon on the bottom of the HUD whenever the Shield is in effect. The Shield will also instantly dissipate if the player falls off the road.

Sonic Forces

In Sonic Forces, the shield power-up makes a return. However, it is unnamed in the manuals. In this game, Item Boxes containing the Shield display an icon that shows a light blue bubble.

In gameplay, the Shield Item Boxes only appear in Classic Sonic's stages. When obtaining the Shield, Classic Sonic gets surrounded by a translucent and pulsating light blue bubble.

There is also a specific skill equipped to various Wispons that grants the Avatar a one-time Shield when entering a stage, represented by small circling silver lines. This Shield is shared with Sonic in Tag Team stages.

Variants

Aqua Shield

The Aqua Shield is a water-based variant of the Shield that both gives protection against one instance of damage and allows the playable character to breathe underwater. It also gives Sonic the ability to use the Bound Jump. It first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

Blue Shield

The Blue Shield is a blue variant of the Shield. This shield can both negate a damaging blow and make the playable character immune to electrical hazards. It only appears in Sonic 3D Blast.

Flame Shield

The Flame Shield is a fire-based variant of the Shield that not only protects against one instance of damage, but also grants the playable character immunity to fire and lava-based attacks and hazards. It also gives Sonic the ability to use the Fireball Spin Dash. However, it disappears when it touches water. It first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

Gold Shield

The Gold Shield is a golden variant of the Shield. In addition to keeping the playable character from taking damage once, it also allows Sonic to perform the Blast Attack. It only appears in Sonic 3D Blast.

Heat Barrier

The Heat Barrier is a flaming red variant of the Shield. Besides shielding the playable character from one instance of damage, it also allows them to inflict damage on enemies and objects by approaching them with the Heat Barrier. It only appears in Shadow the Hedgehog.

Magnetic Shield

The Magnetic Shield is a blue and white energy-based variant of the Shield. While it can protect the playable character from one instance of damage, it can also pull in nearby Rings. It first appeared in Sonic Adventure.

Red Shield

The Red Shield is a red variant of the Shield. Besides negating damage once, it also makes the playable character immune to fire and lava-based hazards and attacks. It only appears in Sonic 3D Blast.

Thunder Shield

The Thunder Shield is an electricity-based variant of the Shield that, in addition to negating one damaging blow, also attracts nearby Rings. It also grants immunity to electricity-based hazards and gives Sonic the ability to perform the Double Jump. However, it disappears when it touches water. It first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

In other media

Sonic X

Sonic obtaining the Shield, from Sonic X 10.

In the Sonic X comic series published by Archie Comics, the Shield appeared in a virtual world that Sonic and the majority of his friends had been put in by Dr. Eggman. In this world, Sonic found a Shield Item Box on top of a large loop in a virtual version of Green Hill. Upon obtaining the Shield, Sonic was confused by it and tried in vain to outrun it. However, he lost the Shield when he got hit by a virtual Eggman's checkered wrecking ball.

Archie Comics

The Shield surrounding Sonic, from Sonic the Hedgehog #227.

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comics series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics, a Shield appeared during the "GENESIS" arc. When Sonic, Sally and Boomer entered Scrap Brain Zone and came across Dr, Eggman in the Final Zone, Sonic suddenly got trapped inside a blue Shield. Regardless, he used it during the fight against Eggman's machine in the Zone, and when Antoine fell into Eggman's machine, Sonic finished the battle. After that, the Shield disappeared.

References

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Item Box power-ups Recurring Other Distraction Items Sonic Forces: Speed Battle Sonic Boom (series) Miscellaneous 1-Up Aqua Shield Flame Shield Invincible Thunder Shield Power Sneakers Shield Magnetic Shield Super Ring Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 5 Ring Bonus 20 Rings Attract Attack (Sonic Advance 2) Attack (Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity) Big 50 Ring Blue Shield Bomb Bowling Strike Chaos Emerald Change Character Colorball Combi Catcher Combine Ring Combination Dash Combo Bonus Confusion Continue Monitor Damage Recover Eggman Mark Explosion Flame Jump Fly Charge Free Throw Gauge Up Gold Shield GP Boost Grow Health Heat Barrier High Speed Hyper Heli-Tails Jet Board Jump Magnet Marker Maximum Tension Bonus Minus Ring Mosaic Octo-Boost Octo-Ink Player Swap Pogo Spring Power Core Random Random Ring Bonus Red Shield Ring Can Rings Rocket Shoes S Propeller Shoes Shrink Skateboard Slow Soda Rocket Speed Down Stage Select Special Combination Support Spring Swap Target Torpedo Tee Shot Team Blast Ring Tension Bonus Time Bonus Time Stop Transparency Twister Warp Exploding Balloon Mine Reaper Spring Steal Boost Steal Wisp Page 1 Page 2 Audio Assault Balkiry Bashosen Bass Boost Bat Bomb Beat Boost Blazing Aura Blizzard Bomb Booby Trap Brutal Blitz Bubble Bomb Bunny Boost Captive Light Chao Attack Chao Chase Chao Guardians Chao-nado Chaos Charge Chaos Slash Chopper Chomp Cyan Laser Cyclone Charge Dead End Drac-O'-Lantern Dragon Dance Electro Boost EMP Boost Explosive Mine Festive Umbrella Boost Fire Boost Fire Whirl Fireball Firework Flurry Flue Shot Frozen Chopper Chomp Gift Trapped Gold Rush Green Hover Harvest Time Hedge Maze Home Run Honor Guard Ice Boost Ice Mine Ice Wave Illusion Boost Illusion Mine King's Judgement Laevatein Lunge Lava Bomb Lightning Lilytrap Magical Boost Meteor Charge Moto-Bug Pink Spikes Pyro-Mine Rainbow Blast Ring Portal Rocket Boost Rocky Road Savage Throw Soul Surge Star Trail Steal Storm Cloud Strike Out Super Sonic Form Tail Spring Tail Strike Tornado Trap Shot Umbrella Boost Whirlwind Wind Boost Wipeout Wrench Rush Zap Trap Enerbeam Magnet Score Doubler Shield Super Ring Floating Item Box Item Panel Target Switch Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit) Main article | Staff | Manuals | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (2005 | Mobile | GBA | iPod | 2013 | 3D | Sega Ages) Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic*) | Tails (Super Tails*) | Knuckles* (Super Knuckles*) Non-playable characters Dr. Robotnik | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky) Zones Green Hill Zone | Marble Zone | Spring Yard Zone | Labyrinth Zone | Star Light Zone | Scrap Brain Zone | Final Zone | Special Stages Enemies Ball Hog | Batbrain | Bomb | Burrobot | Buzz Bomber | Caterkiller | Chopper | Crabmeat | Jaws | Moto Bug | Newtron | Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) | Roller | Spikes | Splats Bosses Egg Mobile-H | Marble Zone boss | Spring Yard Zone boss | Labyrinth Zone boss | Star Light Zone boss | Final Zone Moves/Techniques Climb* | Crouch | Glide* | Insta-Shield* | Propeller Flying* | Spin Attack | Spin Dash* | Spin Jump | Swim* Gimmicks and obstacles Bomb | Bumper | Capsule | Chaos Emerald | Color Block | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Electrical emitter | Fan | Fire Statue | Fireball Cannon | Flywheel | Giant spear | Goal | Goal Plate | Giant Ring | High-speed elevator | Iron ball | Jump Stand | Lamppost | Movable box | Reverse | Rotating platform | See-saw | Spikes | Spring | Switch | Up and Down Items Air Bubble | Ring | Video Monitor (Aqua Shield*, Extra Life, Flame Shield*, Invincible, Power Sneakers, S*, Shield, Super Ring, Thunder Shield*) Music Sonic the Hedgehog 1&2 Soundtrack Other Continue | Blue Sphere | Debug Mode | Madonna | Shuttle loop | Sonic the Hedgehog Band (Max, Mach, Sharps, Vector) | Secret Bonus | South Island | Sonic the Hedgehog (promotional comic) | Sonic the Hedgehog Story Comic | Time Attack* | Time Over | Totem pole | Winding Tunnel *Exclusive to the 2013 re-release of Sonic the Hedgehog. Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit) Main article | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Sonic Non-playable characters Dr. Robotnik | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky) Zones Green Hill Zone | Bridge Zone | Jungle Zone | Labyrinth Zone | Scrap Brain Zone | Sky Base Zone | Special Stages Enemies Ball Hog | Bomb | Burrobot | Buzz Bomber | Caterkiller | Chopper | Crabmeat | Jaws | Moto Bug | Newtron | Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) | Spikes Bosses Green Hill Zone boss | Bridge Zone boss | Jungle Zone boss | Labyrinth Zone boss | Sky Base Zone boss Moves/Techniques Crouch | Spin Attack | Spin Jump Gimmicks and obstacles Bomb | Bumper | Bonus Plate | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Electrical emitter | Fire Statue | Flipper | Giant spear | Iron ball | Metal cage | Seesaw | Spikes | Spring | Switch Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Video monitor (Arrow Monitor, Continue Monitor, Extra Life, Invincible, Shield, Super Ring, Power Sneakers) | Ring Other Continue | South Island | Time Over | Teleporter | Totem pole Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Main article | Staff | Manuals | Glitches (Sonic 2, Knuckles in Sonic 2) | Beta elements | Gallery | Prereleases (Nick Arcade | Simon Wai) | Re-releases (2006 | 2013 | 3D | Sega Ages) Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails (Super Tails**) Non-playable characters Dr. Robotnik | Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky, Rocky, Locky, Wocky, Micky, Tocky) Zones Emerald Hill Zone | Chemical Plant Zone | Aquatic Ruin Zone | Casino Night Zone | Hill Top Zone | Mystic Cave Zone | Oil Ocean Zone | Metropolis Zone | Sky Chase Zone | Wing Fortress Zone | Death Egg Zone | Green Hill Zone* | Hidden Palace Zone** | Genocide City Zone* | Sand Shower Zone* | Rock World Zone* | Wood Zone* | Egg Gauntlet Zone** | Boss Attack Zone** | Proto Palace Zone** | Special Stage Enemies Aquis | Asteron | Balkiry | Banper* | Batbot** | BFish* | Bubbler* | Bubbler's Mother* | Buzzer | Cactus* | Chop Chop | Clucker | Coconuts | Crawl | Crawlton | Flasher | Frog* | Gator* | Gohla | Grabber | Grounder | Jellygnite** | Lobster* | Masher | Nebula | Octus | Rexon | Shellcracker | Slicer | Snail* | Spiker | Spiny | Stegway** | Turtloids | Redz** | Whisp Bosses Drill Eggman | Water Eggman | Hammer Eggman | Catcher Eggman | Submarine Eggman | Drill Eggman II | Hidden Palace Zone boss** | Submarine Eggman II | Flying Eggman | Barrier Eggman | Mecha Sonic | Death Egg Robot Moves/Techniques Crouch | Glide | Insta-Shield** | Propeller Flying | Spin Jump | Super Dash Attack | Super Spin Attack | Swim** Gimmicks and obstacles Bomb | Booster | Bumper | Bumper wall | Cannon | Capsule | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Fan | Flipper | Giant spear | Goal Plate | Gondola | High-speed elevator | High-speed warp tube | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Metal nut | Seesaw | Slot machine | Spikes | Spring | Spring Catapult | Star Post | Stone pillar | Switch Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Monitor (Eggman, Extra Life, Flame Shield**, Invincible, Lightning Shield**, Power Sneakers, Random, S**, Shield, Super Ring, Teleporter, Water Shield**) | Ring | Star Circle Music Sonic the Hedgehog 1&2 Soundtrack Other Continue | Corkscrew loop | Death Egg Robot | Debug Mode | Egg Jet | Mega Mack | Perfect Bonus | Shuttle loop | Time Attack | Tornado | Totem pole | West Side Island | Winding Tunnel *Exclusive to the prototype versions of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. ** Exclusive to the 2013 re-release version. Sonic the Hedgehog CD Main article | Staff | Manuals | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (2011) Playable characters Sonic | Tails* Non-playable characters Amy | Dr. Robotnik | Metal Sonic | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Ricky, Pecky, Robin, Sheep) Rounds Palmtree Panic | Collision Chaos | Tidal Tempest | Quartz Quadrant | Wacky Workbench | Stardust Speedway | Metallic Madness | Special Stage | Bonus Stage | R2 | Desert Dazzle* | Final Fever* Enemies Amenbo | Antlion | Bigbom | Dango | Ga | Hotaru | Kabasira | Kanabun | Kemusi | Kumo-Kumo | Minomusi | Noro-Noro | Robot Ant | Robot Bee | Robot Beetle | Robot Butterfly | Robot Mantis | Robot Mosquito | Sasori | Scarab | Semi | Taga-Taga | Tamabboh | Tentou | Tonbo | Yago Bosses EGG-HVC-001 | Collision Chaos boss | Tidal Tempest boss | Quartz Quadrant boss | Wacky Workbench boss | Metal Sonic | Metallic Madness boss | Final Fever* Moves/ Techniques Playable characters Duck | Propeller Flying* | Spin Jump | Super Spin Attack | Super Spin Dash | Super Peel Out | Swim* NPCs Ring Spark Field | V. Maximum Overdrive Attack Gimmicks and obstacles Bumper | Capsule | Chopper Block | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Dash Zone | Electrical conduit | Electrical emitter | Emerald Block | Fan Block | Flipper | Flywheel | Goal Plate | High-speed warp tube | Iron ball | Lamppost | Rotating platform | Seesaw | Size Beam | Snowblower | Sphere | Spikes | Spring | Spring Pole | Switch | Time Warp sign Items Air Bubble | Little Planet flowers | Metal Sonic Projector | Monitor (1-UP, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Super Ring, Shield) | Ring | Robot transporter | Super Ring | Time Bonus | Time Stone | UFO Music Songs "Brand-new World" | "Cosmic Eternity - Believe in Yourself" | "Sonic - You Can Do Anything" | "Sonic Boom" | "When we reach for you~Could it be right~" Albums Sonic CD (vinyl album) | Sonic the Hedgehog - Remix | Sonic the Hedgehog Boom | Sonic the Hedgehog CD Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition Other Debug Mode | Freeze | Little Planet | Never Lake | Shuttle loop | Time Attack | Time Over | Time Warp | Winding Tunnel *Only included in the 2011 re-release. Knuckles' Chaotix Main article | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Knuckles | Vector | Mighty | Charmy | Espio | Heavy | Bomb | ********** Non-playable characters Dr. Robotnik | Metal Sonic | Sonic | Tails | Amy Stages Isolated Island | Botanic Base | Speed Slider | Amazing Arena | Techno Tower | Marina Madness | World Entrance | Special Stage | Bonus Stage Enemies Amazing Arena Badnik 1, 2 | Bombbearer | Botanic Base Badnik 1, 2, 3 | Bushbubble | Dribbler | Gotcha | Hoverby Mk II | Isolated Island Badnik | Marina Madness Badnik 1, 2 | Motorspike | Needlenose | Piranha | Poptank | Ringleader | Spiketower | Techno Tower Badnik 1, 2, 3 | Ticktock Bosses Amazing Arena boss | Amazing Arena sub-boss | Botanic Base boss | Marina Madness boss | Speed Slider boss | Techno Tower boss | World Entrance Level 1 | World Entrance Level 2 Moves/ Techniques Playable characters Climb | Crouch | Dash | Glide | Power Boost | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Super Spin | Wall Jump NPCs V. Maximum Overdrive Attack | Plasma Pulse Attack Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon | Bumper Ball | Chopper Block | Goal Plate | Exit | High-speed warp tube | Iron ball | Ring Power | Spring | Switch | "X" Bumper Items Chaos Ring | Dark Ring | Monitor (Change, Combi Catcher, Combine Ring, Grow, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Shield, Shrink, Stage Select, Super Ring, Swap) | Ring | Sphere Other 1207 Beta version | Archie Knuckles' Chaotix | Combi Catcher | Debug Mode | Newtrogic High Zone | Sonic Crackers Sonic the Fighters Main article | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (2012) Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Espio | Bark | Bean | Fang | Dr. Robotnik* | Metal Sonic* | Honey* Non-playable characters Mecha Sonic Model No.29 | RoboEgg Arenas South Island | Flying Carpet | Aurora Icefield | Mushroom Hill | Canyon Cruise | Casino Night | Dynamite Plant | Giant Wing | Death Egg's Eye | Death Egg's Hangar Moves/Techniques Airplane Drop | Barrier | Back Toss | Body Dive | Dash Peck | Dash Spin Attack | Dash Tongue | Dodging Attack | Dodging Hammer | Dodging Punch | Dodging Shoot | Dodging Spin Attack | Dodging Tongue Attack | Espio Chop | Espio Spin Attack | Foot Trample | Giant Swing | Great Popgun | Guard Walk | Hammer Dive | Head Sliding | Head Spin Attack | Hey! What Is That? | Hip Attack | Holding Punch | Horse Kick | Knock Down Throw | Knuckles Glider | Knuckles Special | Long Range Tongue | Magical Hammer | One-Two-Throw | One-Two-Uppercut | Metal Laser | Power Uppercut | Propeller Dash | Propeller Dash-L | Propeller Dash-R | Push Away | Quick Toss | Rapid Peck | Rapid Shoot | Shoot Bomb | Slide | Spin Attack | Spin Hammer | Spiral Spin Attack | Stamp And Hook | Super Peck | Squash Punch | Squat | Stamp Dive | Tail Combination | Tail Down Attack | Tail Spring Kick | Tail Throw | Terrific Peck Attack | Throw Bomb | Tongue Attack | Tongue Throw | Triple Squash Punch | Uppercut | Vaulting Horse Music Sonic the Fighters Sound Tracks Other Chaos Emerald | Death Egg II | E-Mech | Health Gauge | Hyper Mode | Lunar Fox | Mirror fighter | Ring | South Island | Tails' Lab | Tornado | Sunset Town *Playable in the 2012 re-release. Sonic Blast Main article | Gallery Playable characters Sonic | Knuckles Non-playable characters Dr. Robotnik Zones Green Hill Zone | Yellow Desert Zone | Red Volcano Zone | Blue Marine Zone | Silver Castle Zone | Special Stage Enemies Aquis | Batbot | Blue Marine Zone Badnik | Buzzer | Coconuts | Egg Saucer | Gohla | Masher | Octopus | Rexon | Yellow Desert Zone Badnik Bosses Green Hill Zone boss | Yellow Desert Zone boss | Red Volcano Zone boss | Blue Marine Zone boss | Silver Castle Zone boss | Final boss Moves/Techniques Crouch | Glide | Sonic Boost Blast | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Wall Climbing Gimmicks and obstacles Bonus Plate | Bumper | Dash Panel | High-speed warp tube | Spikes | Spring | Teleporter | Transport Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Giant Ring | Ring | TV (1-Up, Super Ring, Invincible, Marker, Robotnik Mark, Shield, Shoe, ???) Other Continue | South Island Sonic Adventure Main article | Scripts (Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Big, Gamma, Super Sonic) | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (DX | 2010) Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | E-102 Gamma | Big | Metal Sonic* Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Beta (Mark II) | Chao | Chaos (Chaos 1, Chaos 2, Chaos 4, Chaos 6, Perfect Chaos) | Cream* | Delta | Epsilon | Froggy | Grandma | Mr. Know-It-All | NiGHTS | Pachacamac | Tikal | Unnamed Sonic robot* | ZERO | Zeta | Animals (Deer, Elephant, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Seal, Sea Otter, Skunk) Adventure Fields Egg Carrier | Mystic Ruins | Station Square Action Stages Emerald Coast | Windy Valley | Casinopolis | IceCap | Twinkle Park | Speed Highway | Red Mountain | Sky Deck | Lost World | Hot Shelter | Final Egg Sub Games Sky Chase | Sand Hill | Hedgehog Hammer | Twinkle Circuit | Boss Enemies Beat | Bladed Spinner | Boa-Boa | Buyoon | Cart Kiki | Cop Speeder | Egg Keeper | Electro Spinner | Fighter Aircraft A | Fighter Aircraft B | Gola | Ice Ball | Icecap's unnamed aircraft | Kiki | Leon | Mechanical fish | Pirate | Rhinotank | Sky Deck's unnamed jet fighter | Spiky Spinner | Sweeper Bosses Chaos 0 | Chaos 2 | Chaos 4 | Chaos 6 | E-101 Beta | E-101 Mark II | E-102 Gamma | E-103 Delta | E-104 Epsilon | E-105 Zeta | Egg Carrier | Egg Hornet | Egg Viper | Egg Walker | Knuckles the Echidna | Perfect Chaos | Sonic the Hedgehog | ZERO Moves/ Techniques Playable characters Bolt of lightning | Climb | Dig | Flight Mode | Glide | Hammer Attack | Hammer Jump | Hover | Homing Attack | Homing Missile Launch | Jump Attack | Laser Gun | Light Speed Attack | Light Speed Dash | Lure Attack | Maximum Heat Knuckles Attack | Pick | Propeller Flight | Punch Attack | Rapid Tails Attack | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Hammer Attack | Spin Jump | Tails Attack NPCs Arm Punch | Bomb Attack | Bomb Gun Attack | Charge | Double Punch | Earthquake Attack | Electric Arm | Energy Ball Attack | Flame Thrower Attack | Guiding Missiles | Instantaneous Liquefaction | Laser Beam Attack | Homing Tail Slice | Inhale Attack | Marble Attack | Phantom Shadow Move | Punch | Quarter Attack | Scorpion Attack | Shockwave Attack (Chaos 6) | Sonic Boom | Spin Attack | Spinning Spike Attack | Spouting Attack | Squash Roll Attack | Swing Punch Gimmicks and obstacles Bumper | Bumper Car | Cannon | Capsule | Conveyor Belt | Crank | Dash Panel | Dash Ring | Drum Can | Explosion Trap | Fan | Flipper | Fountain | Goal Balloon | Hanging Bell | Helicopter | Hint Box | Hint Orb | Icicle | Iron ball | Jump Panel (plate) | Jump Panel (ramp) | Jump Ramp | Laser field | Lit Panel | Mirror | Monkey Detonation Switch | Orca | Point Marker | Power cube | Rocket | Satellite | Slot machine | Spiked bar | Spring | Spring Catapult | Switch | Teleporter | Wide spring | Wind Path | Zip Line Items General Air Bubble | Cart pass | Chao Egg | Chaos Emerald | Doll | Emblem | Emerald Shard | Employee ID Card | Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, Extra Life, High-Speed Shoes, Invincibility, Magnetic Shield, Random Rings, Shield, Smart Bomb) | Key Stone (Gold statue, Ice Stone, Silver statue, Wind Stone) | Ring | Sandboard | Snowboard | Sonic Token Level Up Items Ancient Light | Crystal Ring | Fighting Gloves | Jet Anklet | Jet Booster | Laser Blaster | Life Belt | Light Speed Shoes | Long Hammer | Lure | Power Rod | Rhythm Badge | Shovel Claw | Warrior Feather English voice actors Ryan Drummond (Sonic) | Corey Bringas (Tails) | Michael McGaharn (Knuckles) | Deem Bristow (Eggman) | Jennifer Douillard (Amy) | Jon St. John (Big) | Elara Distler (Tikal, Station Square Train Voice, Default Menu Voice) | Steve Broadie (Gamma, Pachacamac, Mystic Ruins Train Voice) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Shun Yashiro (Big) | Kaori Asoh (Tikal) | Jōji Nakata (Gamma) | Tōru Ōkawa (Pachacamac) | Kaho Kōda (Station Square Train Voice) | Nobutoshi Canna (Mystic Ruins Train Voice) | Elara Distler (Default Menu Voice) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao) Music Songs Believe In Myself | It Doesn't Matter | Lazy Days | My Sweet Passion | Open Your Heart | Unknown from M.E. Albums Sonic Adventure Original Sound Track (Digi-Log Conversation) | Sonic Adventure Remix | Sonic Adventure: Songs With Attitude Vocal Mini-Album | Sonic Adventure Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition | Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era Other 777 Slots Pinball | Angel Island | Auto Running | Black Market | Card & Pinball | Chao Adventure^ | Chao Garden (Station Square Garden, Mystic Ruins Garden, Egg Carrier Island) | Chao Race | Chao Stadium | Chao in Space | Chao Machine | Chao Search* | Corkscrew loop | Debug Mode | E-100 Series | Egg Carrier | Egg Carrier 2 | Emerald Radar | Freeze | Life gauge | Mission Mode | Mystic Ruins | Shrine of Knuckles's race | Shuttle loop | Sonic Adventure (LCD) | Station Square | Station Square Police Department | Tails' Lab | Tornado | Tornado 2 | Transporter Machine *Exclusive to Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut ^Exclusive to Dreamcast version of Sonic Adventure Sonic the Hedgehog Pocket Adventure Main article | Staff | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails Non-playable characters Knuckles | Mecha Sonic | Dr. Robotnik | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Ricky, Picky) Zones Neo South Island Zone | Secret Plant Zone | Cosmic Casino Zone | Aquatic Relix Zone | Sky Chase Zone | Aerobase Zone | Gigantic Angel Zone | Last Utopia Zone | Chaotic Space Zone | Special Stage Enemies Asteron | Balkiry | Buzzer | Chop Chop | Clucker | Coconuts | Grounder | Masher | Nebula | Shellcracker | Slicer | Spiny | Whisp Bosses Neo South Island Zone boss | Secret Plant Zone boss | Cosmic Casino Zone boss | Aquatic Relix Zone boss | Aerobase Zone boss | Gigantic Angel Zone boss | Last Utopia Zone boss | Chaotic Space Zone boss Moves/Techniques Crouch | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump Gimmicks and obstacles Bumper | Bumper wall | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Dash Panel | Fan | Flipper | Goal Plate | High-speed warp tube | Jump Panel | Metal nut | Slot machine | Spring | Spring Catapult Items Air Bubble | Capsule | Chaos Emerald | Giant Ring | Item box (1UP, Invincible Protect, Power-Sneakers, Shield, Super Ring) | Star Post | Switch | Photo piece | Ring Other Continue | Corkscrew loop | Debug Mode | Shuttle loop | Tornado | Totem pole | Winding Tunnel Sonic Adventure 2 Main article | Scripts (Hero, Dark, Last) | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (Battle | 2012) Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Amy* | Shadow (Super Shadow) | Rouge | Eggman | Big*^ | Tikal* | Chaos* | Dark Chao Walker* | Chao Walker* | Metal Sonic* Non-playable characters Chao (Chao Principal, Chaolin, Chaoko, Chaos Chao, Chaosky, Dark Chao, Dinner, Happy, Hero Chao, Wacky) | Gerald | Maria | President | Scorpion Troop | Secretary | Sigma-Alpha 2 | Spider Troop | Researcher | Animals (Bat, Bear, Boar, Cheetah, Condor, Dragon, Gorilla, Half Fish, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Phoenix, Rabbit, Raccoon, Seal, Sea Otter, Sheep, Skeleton Dog, Skunk, Tiger, Unicorn) Stages Hero City Escape | Wild Canyon | Prison Lane | Metal Harbor | Green Forest | Pumpkin Hill | Mission Street | Aquatic Mine | Route 101 | Hidden Base | Pyramid Cave | Death Chamber | Eternal Engine | Meteor Herd | Crazy Gadget | Final Rush Dark Iron Gate | Dry Lagoon | Sand Ocean | Radical Highway | Egg Quarters | Lost Colony | Weapons Bed | Security Hall | White Jungle | Route 280 | Sky Rail | Mad Space | Cosmic Wall | Final Chase Misc. Cannon's Core | Green Hill 2P Stages Downtown Race | Grind Race | Planet Quest | Pool Quest | Deck Race | Pyramid Race Enemies G.U.N. Blue Eagle | Bomb Beetle | Bomb Wing | Gold Beetle | Gun Hawk | Gun Beetle | Gun Hawk | Gun Hunter | Gun Wing | Hornet-3 | Hornet-6 | Hornet-9 | Laser Hawk | Laser Hornet | Laser Hunter | Mono Beetle | Phoenix | Rhino Cannon | Rhino Jet | Rhino Metal | Rhino Spike | Shield Hunter | Sky Hawk | Spark Beetle | Spring Beetle Badniks Buzz Bomber | Chopper | E-1000 | Gola | Unidus | Kiki Misc Artificial Chaos (Artificial Chaos P-1, Artificial Chaos P-100, Cell, Float Type, Guard Type) | Boo | Boom Boo Bosses B-3x Hot Shot | Biolizard | Dr. Eggman | Egg Golem | F-6t Big Foot | Finalhazard | King Boom Boo | Knuckles | R-1/A Flying Dog | Rouge | Shadow | Sonic | Tails Moves/Techniques Amy Flash* | Black Shield* | Black Wave* | Booming Missile* | Bounce Attack | Captive Light* | Chaos Bind* | Chaos Control | Chaos Impact* | Chaos Screw* | Chaos Spear | Chaos Strike* | Charm Ray* | Crazy Rush* | Crouch | Dark Finish* | Dark Omochao* | Dig | Drill Claw | Drill Drive | Fire Somersault | Glide | Grind Step | Grinding | Hammer Punch* | Heaven's Justice* | Hell Bomber* | Hip Drop* | Hover | Homing Attack | Jump Dash | Kick/Kick Attack | Knuckle Spin* | Laser Missile* | Light Attack | Light Speed Dash | Lock-on | Lock-On Missile | Magic Hands | Omochao | Pick | Power Flash* | Power Laser* | Propeller Punch | Punch (Eggwalker) | Punch/Punch Attack | Rocket Launcher | Rumble Launcher* | Screw Kick | Somersault | Sonic Wind* | Speed Up* | Spin Jump | Spin Dash | Spiral Upper | Storming Heart* | Super Sonic Boost | Swim | Thunder Arrow* | Time Stop* | Volkan Cannon | Wrath of Gaia* | Zap Laser* Gimmicks and obstacles Ancient Ruin | Ball Switch | Bungie Vine | Dash Panel | Dynamite | Egg Beetle | Gravity Control Switch | Green energy fluid | Grind Rail | GUN Military Truck | High-speed warp tube | Hint Box | Hourglass | Iron ball | Jump Plate | Laser field | Missile | Pipe | Point Marker | Propeller Spring | Pulley | Ramp | Rocket | Safe | Spikes | Spinning drum | Swing Bar | Time Stop Switch | Turtle | Warp Hole | Warp Wall | Weight | Wide spring Items General Air Bubble | Balloon | Chao Egg | Chao Key | Chaos Emerald | Chaos Drive | Container (Cage, Chao Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) | Emblem | Emerald Shard | Goal Ring | Item Box (5 Rings, 10 Rings, 20 Rings, Bomb, Extra Life, Health, High-Speed Shoes, Invincibility, Magnetic Shield, Shield) | Key Stone (Gate Key) | Meteorite | Outfit | Ring | Snowboard Level Up Items Air Necklace | Air Shoes | Ancient Light | Bazooka | Booster | Bounce Bracelet | Flame Ring | Hammer Gloves | Iron Boots | Jet Engine | Large Cannon | Laser Blaster | Light Speed Shoes | Magic Gloves | Mystic Melody | Pick Nails | Protective Armor | Shovel Claw | Sunglasses | Treasure Scope English voice actors Ryan Drummond (Sonic) | Connor Bringas (Tails) | Scott Dreier (Knuckles/GUN Soldiers) | Jennifer Douillard (Amy Rose) | David Humphrey (Shadow the Hedgehog) | Lani Minella (Rouge/Omochao) | Deem Bristow (Doctor Eggman) | Moriah Angeline (Maria Robotnik) | Marc Biagi (Gerald/GUN Soldiers) | Steve Broadie (President) | Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) | Jon St. John (Big) | Elara Distler (Tikal) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Kazuki Hayashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman ) | Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) | Yuri Shiratori (Maria) | Kinryū Arimoto (President) | Shun Yashiro (Big) | Shelly Fox (Default menu voice) | Tomoko Sasaki (Chao) Music Songs A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup | Believe In Myself | Deeper | Dive into the Mellow | E.G.G.M.A.N. | Escape from the City | Fly in the Freedom | For True Story | It Doesn't Matter | Kick the Rock! | Live and Learn | My Sweet Passion | Rhythm And Balance | Space Trip Steps | Supporting Me | The Supernatural | Throw It All Away | Unknown from M.E. | Vengeance is Mine Albums Multi-Dimensional Sonic Adventure 2 Original Sound Track | Sonic Adventure 2 Vocal Collection: Cuts Unleashed | Sonic Adventure 2 Official Soundtrack | Sonic Adventure 2 Battle - Sampler | Sonic Adventure 2 Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition | Passion & Pride: Anthems with Attitude from the Sonic Adventure Era Other 2G Hi-Speed Shoes | Angel Island | Auto Running | Black Market | Central City | Chao Adventure 2^ | Chao Garden (Dark, Hero, Neutral) | Chao in Space | Chao Kindergarten | Chao Lobby | Chao Machine | Chao Race | Chao Stadium | Chao Transporter^ | Chao World | Corkscrew loop | Cyclone | Eclipse Cannon | Eggman Bombom | Eggwalker | Emerald Radar | Fake Emerald | Gerald Robotnik's diary | Health Gauge | Kart Race | Prison Island | Project Shadow | Rank | Shuttle loop | Space Colony ARK | Station Square | Teleporter | Totem pole | Winding Tunnel *Appears or is playable only in the 2P mode ^Exclusive to Dreamcast version of Sonic Adventure 2 Sonic Advance Main article | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery | Re-releases (SonicN | Android) Playable characters Sonic | Tails | Knuckles | Amy Non-playable characters Eggman | Chao (Gold Chao) | Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Picky, Pocky, Rabbit, Ricky, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk) Zones Neo Green Hill Zone | Secret Base Zone | Casino Paradise Zone | Ice Mountain Zone | Angel Island Zone | Egg Rocket Zone | Cosmic Angel Zone | X-Zone | The Moon Zone | Special Stage Enemies Buzzer | Drisame | GamiGami | Hanabii | Kero-Kero | Kiki | Kura | Leon | Mirror | Mogu | Oct | Pen | Pierrot | Rhinotank | Senbon | Slot | Tentou | Wamu | Yukimaru Bosses Egg Hammer Tank | Egg Press | Egg Ball | Egg Spider | Mecha Knuckles | Egg Snake | Egg Mobile-H | Egg Mobile-D | EGG X | Super Egg Robot Moves/technique Climb | Glide | Grinding | Hammer Attack | Hammer Jump | Hammer Whirl | Jump Dash | Giant Steps | Insta-Shield | Jump Attack | Look down | Propeller Flying | Skid Attack | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Super Sonic Boost | Somersault | Swimming | Tail Swipe Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon | Bumper | Bumper wall | Capsule | Checkpoint | Cloud | Conveyor Belt | Dash Panel | Drum | Fan | Flipper | Goal Plate | Grind Rail | High-speed warp tube | Iron ball | Pole | Special Spring | Spikes | Spring | Zip Line Items Box (? Ring, 5 Rings, 10 Rings, Barrier, Blind, Brake, Confusion, Extra Life, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Speed Boots, Transparency, Warp) | Continue | Ring Other Chao Search | Moon | Pulley | Shuttle loop | Time Attack | Tiny Chao Garden | Time Over | Tornado | Trick Point | Winding Tunnel Sonic Advance 2 Main article | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Cream | Cheese | Amy Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Vanilla | Guard Robo | Chao | Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk) Zones Leaf Forest | Hot Crater | Music Plant | Ice Paradise | Sky Canyon | Techno Base | Egg Utopia | XX | True Area 53 | Special Stages Enemies Balloon | Bell | Buzzer | Circus | Flickey | Geji-Geji | Gohla | Hammerhead | Kiki | Koura | Kubinaga | Kura-Kura | Kyura | Madillo | Mon | Mouse | Pen | Piko Piko | Spina | Star | Straw | Yado Bosses EggHammerTankII | Egg Bomber Tank | Egg Totem | Aero Egg | Egg Saucer | Egg-Go-Round | Egg Frog | Super Eggrobo Z | True Area 53 boss Moves/ Techniques General Amy Dash | Boost Mode | Bound | Chao Attack | Chao Rolling Attack | Crouch | Double Spin Attack | Drill Claw | Double Punch | Flying | Grinding | Hammer Attack | Head Slide | Homing Attack | Jump Dash | Mid-Air Glide | Mid-Air Hammer Swirl | Propeller Flying | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spiral Attack | Skid Attack | Step Attack | Super Hammer Attack | Super Skid | Super Sonic Boost | Super Tails Swipe | Swim | Tail Swipe | Wall Climb Mid-Air Trick Actions Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step, Spiral Upper) | Long Wind Jump (Burning Straight, Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) | Stop 'n' Slam (Bound, Drill Claw, Mid-Air Hammer Swirl, Propeller Descent, Soft Bomber) | Quick Reverse (Back Attack, Back Rotor, Back Star, Milky Turn) Gimmicks and obstacles Bumper wall | Cannon | Checkpoint | Dash Panel | Fan | Gravity Control Switch | Grind Rail | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Pole | Rotating platform | Spikes] | Spin ring | Spring Items Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Attack, Brake, Confusion, Invincibility, Maximum Speed, Mosaic, Random Ring Bonus, Ring Magnet, Shield, Warp) | Chaos Emerald | Ring | Special Ring Other Auto Running | Chao Bounce | Chao Search | Corkscrew loop | Freeze | Time Attack | Time Over | Tiny Chao Garden | Shuttle loop | Winding Tunnel Sonic Heroes Main article | Scripts (Team Sonic, Team Dark, Team Rose, Team Chaotix, Last) | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Team Sonic Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails (Super Tails) | Knuckles (Super Knuckles) Team Dark Shadow | Rouge | Omega Team Rose Amy | Cream | Cheese | Big Team Chaotix Espio | Charmy | Vector Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Metal Sonic (Neo Metal Sonic) | Chocola | Froggy | Shadow Android | Omochao | Dark Chao | Hero Chao Stages 1P stages Sea Gate | Seaside Hill | Ocean Palace | Grand Metropolis | Power Plant | Casino Park | BINGO Highway | Rail Canyon | Bullet Station | Frog Forest | Lost Jungle | Hang Castle | Mystic Mansion | Egg Fleet | Final Fortress | Special Stage 2P stages BINGO Highway | Casino Course | City Course | City Top | Casino Ring | Egg Fleet | Egg Treat | Frog Forest | Grand Metropolis | Hot Elevator | Mad Express | Pinball Match | Rail Canyon | Road Rock | Seaside Course | Seaside Hill | Special Stage | Terror Hall | Turtle Shell 2P Play Mode Action Race | Battle | Bobsled Race | Expert Race | Quick Race | Ring Race | Special Stage Enemies Bomb Flapper | Cameron | Cannon Flapper | E-2000 | E-2000R | Egg Bishop | Egg Hammer | Egg Knight | Egg Magician | Egg Pawn | Egg Pawn (Casino version) | Falco | Flapper | Gold Cameron | Gold Klagen | Gun Flapper | Heavy-Egg Hammer | Klagen | Laser Flapper | Needle Flapper | Pumpkin ghost | Rhinoliner | Search Flapper | Solid Flapper | Solid Pawn Bosses Egg Albatross | Egg Emperor | Egg Hawk | Metal Madness | Metal Overlord | Robot Carnival | Robot Storm | Team Chaotix | Team Dark | Team Rose | Team Sonic Moves/ Techniques Speed Maneuvers Homing Attack | Jump Dash | Kick | Light Dash | Lightspeed Attack | Propeller Hammer | Rocket Accel | Shuriken | Spin | Spin Jump | Swinging Hammer Attack | Tornado Jump (Black Tornado, Blue Tornado, Leaf Swirl, Tornado Hammer) | Triangle Jump Power Maneuvers Auto Homing | Body Press | Bubblegum Descent | Fire Combination | Fire Dunk | Fire Launcher | Fireball Jump | Forward Power Attack | Hammer Down | Jump Fire Knock | Jump Fireball | Remote Power Attack (Fireball, Fire Knock) | Spin Jump | Triangle Dive | Umbrella Descent | Wide Power Attack (Big Fishing, Omega Arm, Vector Breath, Volcanic Dunk) Fly Maneuvers Ascending Flight | Cheese Attack | Dummy Ring Bomb | Spin Jump | Sting Attack | Thunder Shoot | Quick Ascent Team Blasts Sonic Overdrive | Chaos Inferno | Flower Festival | Chaotix Recital | Super Sonic Power Misc. Chaos Control | Crouch | Crystal Attack | Grind Step | Grinding Gimmicks and obstacles Ball Switch | Bingo | Bobsled | Bomb | Bumper | Bumper wall | Cannon | Check Point | Conveyor Belt | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Detonator Switch | Fan | Fireball | Flipper | Flower | Formation Change Gate | Giant Frog | Giant Switch | Grind Rail | Hint Ring | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Kao | Laser field | Mushroom | Orb switch | Pole | Power Gong | Propeller | Pulley | Rainbow Ring | Slot machine | Spring | Target Switch | Trolley | Vine | Warp Flower | Weight | Wide spring Items Capsule | Car | Casino chip | Castle Key | Cell Key | Chaos Emerald | Chaotix Detective Agency | Container (Cage, Case, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) | Emblem | Engine Core | Floating Item Box | Goal Ring | Hermit crab | Item Box (Barrier, Fly Charge, High Speed, Invincible, Rings, Power Core, Team Blast Ring, 1-Up) | Light spider marking | Power Core | Ring | Special Stage Key | Sphere | Torch Voice actors English Ryan Drummond (Sonic, Metal Sonic) | Deem Bristow (Eggman) | William Corkery (Tails) | Scott Drier (Knuckles) | David Humphrey (Shadow) | Lani Minella (Rouge, Omochao) | Jon St. John (Omega, Big) | Jennifer Douillard (Amy) | Sarah Wulfeck (Cream) | Bill Corkery (Espio) | Marc Biagi (Vector) | Emily Corkery (Charmy) Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic, Metal Sonic) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Takashi Nagasako (Big) | Yūki Masuda (Espio) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) | Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) Music Songs "Sonic Heroes" | "We Can" | "This Machine" | "Follow Me" | "Team Chaotix" | "What I'm Made of..." Albums Complete Trinity: Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrax | Triple Threat: Sonic Heroes Vocal Trax | Sonic Heroes Official Soundtrack | Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition Other Armored train | Dummy Ring | Egg Bazooka | Egg Fleet | Egg Gun | Egg Spear | Fly Type | Health Gauge | HEXAeco | Moon | Orca | Palm Plants | Power Type | Rank | Sonic Heroes Puzzle | Shuttle loop | Speed Type | Super Hard Mode | Team Blast Gauge | Tornado 2 Sonic Advance 3 Main article | Staff | Glitches | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Cream | Cheese Non-playable characters Eggman | Vanilla | G-merl (Ultimate G-merl) | Chao | Omochao Zones Route 99 | Sunset Hill | Ocean Base | Toy Kingdom | Twinkle Snow | Cyber Track | Chaos Angel | Altar Emerald | Nonaggression | Special Stage Enemies Akatento | Aotento | Ape | Bu-bu | Buzzer | Clam | Condor | Gaogao | Gekogeko | Ginpe | Guards | Guruguru | Hariisen | Jousun | Juggling | Kamaki | Kyacchaa | Marrun | Minimole | Muugaden | Spina | Takkon | Uutsubo | Yadokka | Yukigasen Bosses Egg Hammer 3 | Egg Ball No.2 | Egg Foot | Egg Cube | Egg Chaser | Egg Pinball | Egg Gravity | Hyper Eggrobo | Ultimate G-merl Moves/ Techniques General Amy Dash | Big Hammer Attack | Boost Mode | Bound Attack | Chao Attack | Chao Ball Attack | Chao Spinning Attack | Dash Climb | Dog Paddle | Double Mid-Air Glide | Double Punch | Drill Claw | Fire Sliding | Flying | Floating Fall | Grinding | Hammer Attack | Hammer Jump | Hammer Propeller Flying | Head Slide | High Propeller Flying | Hip Drop | Homing Attack | Jump Dash | Leap | Look down | Mid-Air Dash Glide | Propeller Flying | Mid-Air Chao Attack | Mid-Air Chao Ball Attack | Mid-Air Chao Spinning Attack | Mid-Air Glide | Mid-Air Hammer Attack | Mid-Air Hammer Jump | Skid Attack | Spin | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Super Sonic Boost | Spinning Hammer Attack | Spiral Upper | Tag Action | Tail Spin Attack | Tail Swipe | Tornado Attack | Upper Spin | Wall Climb | Wind Attack Mid-Air Trick Actions Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step) | Long Wind Jump (Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) | Stop 'n' Slam (Bound Attack, Spinning Hammer Attack, Propeller Descent, Hip Drop) Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon | Bungee Rope | Checkpoint | Dash Panel | Flywheel | Grind Rail | High-speed warp tube | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Minecart | Platform-raising Wheel | Pole | Pulley | Propeller Spring | Seesaw | Snowblower | Special Spring] | Spin ring | Switch Items Act Ring | Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Confusion, Invincibility, Minus Ring, Maximum Speed, Mosaic, Random Ring Bonus, Ring Magnet, Shield, Slow, Swap, Transparency) | Capsule | Chaos Emerald' | Factory Ring | Goal Medal | Ring | Special Key English voice actors Ryan Drummond (Sonic) | Deem Bristow (Eggman) | William Corkery (Tails) | Scott Dreier (Knuckles) | Jon St. John (Announcer) | Jennifer Douillard (Amy) | Sarah Wulfeck (Cream) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic the Hedgehog) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) Other Angel Island | Chao Playground | Corkscrew loop | Fly Type | Freeze | Mini-Games | Power Type | Shuttle loop | Sonic Factory | Speed Type | Time Attack | Tornado 2 Shadow the Hedgehog Main article | Scripts (Main Story, Last Story) | Credits | Glitches | Beta elements | Library Sequences | Gallery Playable characters Shadow (Hero Shadow, Dark Shadow, Super Shadow) | Shadow Android Non-playable characters Black Doom (Devil Doom) | Dr. Eggman | Sonic | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Rouge | Omega | Team Chaotix (Vector, Espio, Charmy) | Cream | Cheese | Maria | Gerald | Commander | President | Researcher | Secretary | Chao Stages Air Fleet | Black Comet | Central City | Circus Park | Cosmic Fall | Cryptic Castle | Death Ruins | Digital Circuit | Final Haunt | GUN Fortress | Glyphic Canyon | Iron Jungle | Lava Shelter | Lethal Highway | Lost Impact | Mad Matrix | Prison Island | Sky Troops | Space Gadget | The ARK | The Doom | The Last Way | Westopolis Enemies Ark Missile Turret | Artificial Chaos (Artificial Chaos P-100, Cell) | Black Assassin | Black Hawk | Black Oak | Black Volt | Black Warrior | Black Wing | Black Worm | Big Foot Type A | Big Foot Type B | Death Leech | Death Worm | Egg Bommer | Egg Pawn | Egg Pierrot | Giant Walker | Giga Trooper | Gold Beetle | Gun Beetle | GUN Soldier | GUN Trooper | Jack Bommer | Killer Plant | Mono Beetle | Rocket Beetle | Sand Worm | Shadow Android | Spark Beetle Bosses Black Bull | Black Doom | Blue Falcon | Devil Doom | Diablon | Egg Breaker | Egg Dealer | Heavy Dog Moves/Techniques Chaos Blast | Chaos Control | Chaos Spear | Crouch | Dark Spin Dash | Grinding | Grind Step | Homing Attack | Hover | Jump Dash | Light Dash | Mid-Air Attack | Missile Fever | Overturn | Pawn Fever | Pick up | Punch | Ring Fever | Shadow Fever | Slide | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Strafe | Swift strike | Tail Swipe | Triangle Jump Vehicles Air Saucer | Convertible | GUN Motorcycle | GUN Vehicle | HMMWV | Jump Vehicle Gimmicks and obstacles Barrier | Black Slab | Case | Cell Cannon | City annihilator bomb | Coaster | Color Panel | Drum | Electrified Rail | Fan | Firewall | Gravity Control Switch | Green energy fluid | Gun Lift | Gun ship | GUN turret | Hint Ring | Jump Panel (Prison Island) | Jump Panel (ramp) | Junction switch | Lantern | Laser field | Laser turret | Light-speed circuit | Meteorite | Pole | Pulley | Red fruit | Red Slime | Rocket | Secret Door | Shield switch | Shooting Gallery | Small bomb | Surveillance camera | Toxic marsh | Toxic river | Vine | Warp Hole | Wide spring Items General Black Tank | Bomb Unit | Chaos Emerald | Container (Special Weapon Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) | Core program | Defense Unit | Egg Balloon | Energy Core | Floating Item Box | Goal Ring | Heal Unit | Item Box (1-Up, Barrier, Damage Recover, Heat Barrier, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Rings) | President's escape pod | Ring | Secret Key | Temple jewel Weapons 4-Shot RPG | 8-Shot RPG | Bazooka | Big Worm Shooter | Big Barrel | Black Barrel | Black Sword | Bomb Fever | Egg Bazooka | Egg Gun | Egg Spear | Egg Vacuum | Environment Objects | Flash Shot | Gatling Gun | Grenade Launcher | Heal Cannon | Heavy Machine Gun | Heavy Shot | Laser Rifle | Light Shot | Omochao Gun | Pistol | Refractor | RPG | Samurai Blade | Satellite Gun | Semi-Auto Rifle | Shadow Rifle | Splitter | Sub-Machine Gun | Survival Knife | Tank Cannon | Vacuum Pod | Wide Worm Shooter | Worm Shooter English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) | Sean Schemmel (Black Doom) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Gerald) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Dan Green (Knuckles) | Lisa Ortiz (Amy) | Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) | Rebecca Honig (Cream, Maria) | Carter Cathcart (Vector) | David Wills (Espio) | Amy Birnbaum (Charmy) | Jeff Kramer (Omega) | Andrew Rannells (GUN Soldier) | Marc Thompson (Commander) | Maddie Blaustein (President) | Bella Hudson (Secretary) Japanese voice actors Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (Black Doom) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Gerald) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Yuri Shiratori (Maria) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Yūki Masuda (Espio) | Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) | Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) | Takashi Yoshida (GUN Soldier) | Banjō Ginga (Commander) | Yutaka Nakano (President) | Junko Kitanishi (Secretary) | Ryō Hirohashi (Additional Chao) Music Songs "All Hail Shadow" | "Almost Dead" | "E.G.G.M.A.N Doc. Robeatnix Mix" | "I Am... All of Me" | "Never Turn Back" | "The Chosen One" | "Tripod Baby" | "Vengeance is Mine" | "Waking Up" | "Who I Am" (unused) Albums Lost and Found: Shadow the Hedgehog Vocal Trax | Shadow the Hedgehog Official Soundtrack | Shadow the Hedgehog Original Soundtrax Other Battle Mode | Black Comet | Central Information Agency | Eclipse Cannon | Dark Gauge | Dark Rider | Egg Monitor | Eggman Fleet | Expert Mode | Fire in the Sky Festival | Health Gauge | Hero Gauge | Mother computer | Prison Island | Prosperity ritual | Rank | Shadow the Hedgehog Flash | Space Colony ARK | Tails' Spaceship | White House Sonic Rush Main article | Staff | Script (Sonic, Blaze, Extra) | Glitches | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Blaze (Burning Blaze) Non-playable characters Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Cream | Cheese | Vanilla | Dr. Eggman | Dr. Eggman Nega | Animals (Camel, Cat, Elephant, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Monkey, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Seal, Skunk, Flicky, Ricky, Pocky, Wocky) Stages Leaf Storm | Water Palace | Mirage Road | Night Carnival | Huge Crisis | Altitude Limit | Dead Line | Unknown | Exception | Special Stage Enemies Battle Flapper | Bomb Hawk | Cannon Flapper | Egg Bishop | Egg Diver | Egg Hammer | Egg Pawn | Egg Pawn (spear) | Egg Pawn Bunny | Egg Pawn Manager (gun) | Egg Pawn Manager (SF gun) | Falco | Flapper | Gun Hunter | Klagen | Laser Flapper | Rhino Spring | Solid Pawn Bosses Egg Hammer Mega | Egg Turtle | Egg Scarab | Egg Libra | Egg Hammer Fortress | Egg Eagle | Sonic/Blaze | Egg King | Egg Salamander Moves/Techniques Axel Jump | Axel Tornado | Boost Mode | Burning Fire Boost | Burst Dash | Burst Hover | Fire Boost | Grinding | Homing Attack | Hop Jump | Humming Top | Jump Dash | Jump Step | Scroll Screen | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Super Boost | Super Sonic Boost | Trick Action Gimmicks and obstacles Bungee Rope | Cannon | Checkpoint Marker | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Electrical emitter | Giant Waterwheel | Grind Rail | Hang Glider | High-speed warp tube | Jump Panel | Rainbow Ring | Special Generator | Spring | Spring Pole | Switch | Winding Rope | Zip Line Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Floating Item Box | Goal Ring | Item Box (5 Ring Bonus, Attract, Barrier, Confusion, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Max Tension Bonus, Max Tension Bonus (multiplayer), Random Ring Bonus, Slow, Tension Bonus) | Ring | Sol Emerald English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Rebecca Honig (Cream) | Bella Hudson (Blaze) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Eggman Nega) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) Music Songs A New Day | Right There, Ride On | Back 2 Back | Ethno Circus | Ska Cha Cha | Jeh Jeh Rocket | Get Edgy | What U Need | Metal Scratchin' | Vela Nova | Bomber Barbara | Wrapped in Black | Raisin' Me Up Albums Original Groove Rush Other Blaze's world | Corkscrew loop | Health Gauge | Rank | Real-Time Interaction | Shuttle loop | Time Attack | Tension Gauge Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Main article | Script (Sonic, Shadow, Silver, Last) | Staff | Manuals | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Shadow (Super Shadow) | Rouge | Omega | Silver (Super Silver) | Blaze | Amy 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 | Monica | Nicolo | Paganini | Parr | Pele | Pinto | Porta | Priest | Princess Elise the Third | Prodi | Pucci (Soleanna Boys) | Puccini | Renzo | Roberta | Rossi | Sabrina | Sandro | Solaris | Soleanna Royal Guards (Alessio, Fabio, Giorgio, Guido, Pietro) | Solomon | Sonic Man | Sophia | Zof Action Stages Wave Ocean | Dusty Desert | White Acropolis | Crisis City | Flame Core | Radical Train | Tropical Jungle | Kingdom Valley | Aquatic Base | End of the World Town Stages Castle Town | Forest | New City DLC Stages Sonic Boss Attack | Shadow Boss Attack | Silver Boss Attack | Team Attack Amigo Town Missions Sonic 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 Shadow 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 Silver 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 Enemies Dr. Eggman's mechs Egg Armor | Egg Bomber | Egg Buster | Egg Buster (Egg Gunner) | Egg Cannon | Egg Chaser | Egg Commander | Egg Flyer | Egg Guardian | Egg Gunner | Egg Hunter | Egg Keeper | Egg Lancer | Egg Liner | Egg Rounder | Egg Searcher | Egg Stinger | Egg Sweeper | Egg Walker 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 Sonic Rush Adventure Main article | Script | Staff | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Blaze (Burning Blaze) Non-playable characters Tails | Marine | Coconut Crew (Setter, Tabby, Colonel, Kylok, Daikun, Muzy) | Gardon | Norman | Captain Whisker | Mini & Mum | Johnny | Dr. Eggman | Dr. Eggman Nega Stages Whale Point | Plant Kingdom | Machine Labyrinth | Coral Cave | Haunted Ship | Blizzard Peaks | Sky Babylon | Pirates' Island | Big Swell | Deep Core | Hidden Islands (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) | Johnny's Race Enemies Barrier Angler | Bomb Ghost | Crystal Head | Dive Bat | Eleki Angler | Kaizoku Bomb | Kaizoku Glider | Kaizoku Gun | Kaizoku Hogan | Kaizoku Hover Bomb | Kaizoku Skeleton | Kaizoku Snowball | Pirates' Island enemy | Plant Kingdom enemy | Ptera | Rapid Crab | Shisaku-gata Dump | Shisaku-gata Jet | Shisaku-gata Spanner | Skull Fire | Sky Babylon enemy | Sky Moon | Triceratank Bosses Ghost Rex | Ghost Pendulum | Ghost Kraken | Ghost Pirate | Ghost Whale | Ghost Condor | Captain Whisker and Johnny | Ghost Titan | Egg Wizard Moves/Techniques Axel Jump | Axel Tornado | Boost Mode | Burning Fire Boost | Burst Dash | Burst Hover | Deflect | Fire Boost | Grind Step | Hop Jump | Homing Attack | Humming Top | Jump Dash | Jump Step | Scroll Screen | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Super Boost | Super Sonic Boost | Trick Action Vessels Wave Cyclone | Ocean Tornado | Aqua Blast | Deep Typhoon | Magma Hurricane | SS Tornado EX | SS Marine | SS Super-Marine Gimmicks and obstacles Bomb | Bungee Rope | Checkpoint Marker | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Fountain | Hang Glider | High-speed warp tube | Icicle | Iron ball | Jump Panel | Minecart | Mushroom | Rainbow Ring] | Spin ring | Spring | Spring Pole | Vine | Winding Rope Items General Chaos Emerald | Item Box (1UP, 5 Ring Bonus, Attract, Barrier, Boost Up, Confusion, High Speed, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Maximum Tension Bonus, Random Ring Bonus, Repair, Score Bonus, Slow, Tension Bonus, Tension Bonus (multiplayer)) | Sol Emerald | Switch | Ring | Snowboard | Treasure chest Materials Aqua Material | Black Material | Blue Material | Bronze Material | Gold Material | Green Material | Iron Material | Red Material | Silver Material English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Bella Hudson (Blaze) | Lonnie Hirsch (Captain Whisker) | Christopher Pellegrini (Johnny) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Eggman Nega) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) | Shinya Fukumatsu (Captain Whisker) | Kota Nemoto (Johnny) Music Songs A New Venture Albums Sonic Rush Adventure Original Soundtrack Other Blaze's world | Corkscrew loop | Combo | Freeze | Health Gauge | Jeweled Scepter | Missions | Sea Chart | Shuttle loop | Sol Empire | Southern Island | Power of the Stars | Rank | Real-Time Interaction | Sonic Rush Adventure Flash | Tension Gauge | Time Attack Sonic the Hedgehog (Didj) Main article | Credits | Gallery Playable characters Sonic Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Bubbles | Animals (Becky, Flicky, Churps, Johnny Lightfoot, Locky, Mouse, Porker Lewis, Rocky, Sally Acorn, Tocky, Tux, Wocky) Zones Grass Hill Zone | Hydropolis Zone | Scrap Plant Zone | Space Egg Zone | Curricular Gadget Enemies Buzzer | Coconuts | Grabber | Grounder | Masher | Sandworm | Skorp | Spiny Bosses Drill Eggman | Graviton Mobile | Water Eggman | Eggman Mech Moves/Techniques Duck | Jump | Roll | Spin Dash Gimmicks and obstacles Cannon | Catapult | Conveyor belt | Electrical emitter | End Act Sign | Pneumatic tube | Poison water | Spinning platform | Spikes | Spring | Star Post | Switch | Upward fan | Word Wheel Items Chaos Emerald | Gold Ring | Flying Egg Craft | Teleport Ring | TV Monitor (Invincible, One-Up, Shield, Super Ring, Super Sneakers) Other Corkscrew track | Eggman Mech | Game Over | Loop-de-Loop track | S-shape tube Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity Main article | Scripts (Heroes, Babylon) | Staff | Glitches | Gallery Characters Sonic (Super Sonic) | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Jet | Wave | Storm | Dr. Eggman | Cream | Rouge | Shadow | Silver | Blaze | SCR-GP | Amigo | NiGHTS | Billy Hatcher | SCR-HD | Master Core: ABIS Courses/Fields Heroes Megalo Station | Botanical Kingdom | MeteorTech Premises | Aquatic Capital | Gigan Rocks | Crimson Crater | Astral Babylon | '80s Boulevard Babylon Gigan Device | Nightside Rush | Snowy Kingdom | MeteorTech Sparkworks | Tempest Waterway | Security Corridor | Mobius Strip | '90s Boulevard Survival Battle Gravity Pit | Labyrinth | Square Quartet Survival Ball MeteorTech Arsenal | Botanical Cave | Megalo Junction Extreme Gears Advantage F | Advantage P | Advantage S | Airship | Angel • Devil | Beginner | Big Bang | Bingo Star | Black Shot | Blue Star | Chaos Emerald | Cover F | Cover P | Cover S | E-Rider | Faster | Fastest | Flame Lance | G Shot | Gambler | GC Booster | GC Master | GP Accumulator | GP Tank | Hang-On | Hyperdrive | Kunoichi | Legend | Light Board | Mag | Magic Broom | Master Off-Road | Money Crisis | Night Sky | Omnitempus | Pink Rose | Power Egg | Psychic Wave | Rail Linker | Rainbow | Red Rock | Reserve Tank | Rhythm Machine | Road Star | Shinobi | Shooting Star | Skill Booster | Smile | Super Hang-On | Temptation | The Crazy | Throttle | Turbo Star | Type-J | Type-S | Type-W | Untouchable | Wanted | Wheel Custom | Wind Catcher | Wind Star | Yellow Tail Gear Parts Air Ride | Angel/Devil | Attack Time UP | Auto Wall-Run | Base Stats UP | BGM Change | Bike | Durability UP | GC Boost UP | Ghost | GP Gain UP | GP Gauge UP | GP Usage UP | Grind | Item Rank +1 | Magnetic Barrier | Max Speed UP | Parts Lock | Ring Cap UP | Starting Speed UP | Status Trap | Tank | Throttle | Trick Rank +1 | Vision Trap | Wheel | Yacht Moves and Techniques Air Ride | Attacks | Gravity Control | Gravity Dive | Grinding | Slide Turn | Super Sonic Boost | Trick English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Jet, Shadow) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Dan Green (Knuckles, Storm) | Bella Hudson (Wave, Mother computer) | Lisa Ortiz (Amy) | Mike Pollock (Dr. Eggman) | Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) | Pete Capella (Silver) | Rebecca Honig (Cream) | Andrew Paull (SCR-HD, SCR-GP, Master Core: ABIS) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Daisuke Kishio (Jet) | Chie Nakamura (Wave, Mother computer) | Kenji Nomura (Storm, SCR-HD, SCR-GP, Master Core: ABIS) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Daisuke Ono (Silver) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) Other Ark of the Cosmos | Babylon Garden | Babylon Rogues' ship | Babylonians | Barricade | Bashōsen | Black Market | Car | Catapult | Catch Me If You Can | Crimson Tower | Crusher | Dash Panel | Dash Ring | Eggman Empire | Gravity Band | Gravity Point | Grind Rail | Havok | Item Box (Attack, Colorball, Explosion, GP Boost, High Speed, Magnetic Barrier, Missile, Parts Lock, Ring, Shield, Speed Down) | Monopole | Mother computer | Ring | Slipstream | Rank | Time Attack | Time item | Trick Zone | Un-Gravitify | World Grand Prix | Zero Gravity Tracks: Sonic Riders Shooting Star Story Original Soundtrack Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Main article | Staff | Glitches | Gallery Playable characters Sonic characters Sonic | Tails | Knuckles | Amy | Big | Dr. Eggman | Shadow | Metal Sonic SEGA characters AiAi | Akira Yuki | Alex Kidd | Amigo | B.D. Joe | Beat | Billy Hatcher | ChuBach | ChuBei | Chuih | ChuPea | Jacky Bryant | Ryo Hazuki | Ulala Third party Xbox Live Avatar | Mii Tracks Chao Cup Whale Lagoon | Icicle Valley | Roulette Road | Sunshine Tour Graffiti Cup Shibuya Downtown | Outer Forest | Turbine Loop | Treetops Egg Cup Rampart Road | Dark Arsenal | Jump Parade | Pinball Highway Horror Cup Sewer Scrapes | Lost Palace | Sandy Drifts | Rokkaku Hill Samba Cup Rocky-Coaster | Highway Zero | Deadly Route | Ocean Ruin Monkey Cup Bingo Party | Lava Lair | Monkey Target | Thunder Deck DLC Egg Hangar Moves/ Techniques General Drift | Hi-Speed Start | Trick All-Star Moves Emerald Power | Giant Froggy | Maximum Overdrive | Missile Madness | Piko Hammer | Super Shadow | Super Sonic | Tails Tornado | Tension Blast Vehicles Speed Star | Tornado Racer | Land Breaker | Pink Cabriolet | Green Hopper | Egg Monster | Dark Rider | Metal Booster | Blazing Banana | Racing Rooster | Sun Buggy | Astro Glider | De La Custom GGs | Crazy Taxi | Hotrod of Horror | Naoyuki's Motorcycle | Red Lightning | ChuChu Rocket | Get-a-Way Wagon | Sukopako Motorcycle | Bolt Bucket | Ava-car 720 | Super Zoomer Items Item Box (All-Star Item, Bowling Bomb, Confusing Star, Energy Shield, Giant Rocket, High Speed Shoes, K.O. Glove, Manual Rocket, Mega Horn, Mine, Pocket Rainbow) | License Music My Sweet Passion | Believe In Myself | Unknown from M.E. | Throw It All Away | Can You Feel the Sunshine? | A New Day | Back 2 Back | Super Sonic Racing | What U Need | Metal Scratchin' | E.G.G.M.A.N. Other Announcer | Boost Pad | Death Egg | Orca | Sonic Says | Totem pole Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I Main article | Staff | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Picky) | Metal Sonic Zones Splash Hill Zone | Casino Street Zone | Lost Labyrinth Zone | Mad Gear Zone | E.G.G. Station Zone | Special Stages Enemies Asteron | Batbot | Bubbles | Burrobot | Buzzer | Chopper | Crawl | Jaws | Moto Bug | Newtron | Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) | Shellcracker | Slicer Bosses Egg Mobile-H | Lost Labyrinth Zone boss | Catcher Eggman | Flying Eggman | Death Egg Robot Moves/Techniques Crouch | Spin Jump | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Homing Attack Gimmicks and obstacles ! | Bumper | Bumper wall | Cannon | Capsule | Color Block | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Goal Plate | Flipper | Giant spear | High-speed elevator | Iron ball | Minecart | Jump Stand | Slot machine | Spring | Spring Catapult | Star Post | Switch | Vine | Zip Line Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Giant Ring | Ring | Item box (Super Ring, Shield, Power Sneakers, Invincible, Extra Life) | Time Bonus Music Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I Original Soundtrack | Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I & II Original Soundtrack Other Corkscrew loop | Death Egg Robot | Level Select | Shuttle loop | Tails' rocket | Time Attack | Winding Tunnel Sonic Colors (Nintendo DS) Main article | Script | Credits | Gallery Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) Non-playable characters Amy | Big | Blaze | Cream | Chao (Cheese, Milk) | Cubot | Dr. Eggman | Knuckles | Tails | Mother Wisp (Nega-Mother Wisp) | Omega | Orbot | Rouge | Shadow | Silver | Team Chaotix (Charmy, Espio, Vector) | Yacker Wisps White | Cyan | Yellow | Orange | Red | Violet Areas Tropical Resort | Sweet Mountain | Starlight Carnival | Planet Wisp | Aquarium Park | Asteroid Coaster | Terminal Velocity | Special Stage Enemies Batbot | Buzzer | Chopper | Egg Hammer | Egg Pawn | Flapper | Jawz | Mole | Spinner | Thunder Spinner | Uni Uni Bosses Globotron | Captain Jelly | Frigate Orcan | Drillinator | Admiral Jelly | Frigate Skullian | Nega-Wisp Armor | Nega-Mother Wisp Moves/Techniques Air Boost | Boost | Boost Mode | Crouch | Grinding | Homing Attack | Jump Dash | Slide | Skydiving | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump | Stomp | Super Sonic Boost | Wall Jump Color Powers Cyan Laser | Final Color Blaster | Orange Rocket | Yellow Drill | Red Burst | Violet Void Gimmicks and obstacles Bottomless pit | Checkpoint Marker | Colored Orb | Dash Panel | Dash Rail | Dash Ring | Exploding Balloon | Grind Rail | Hang Glider | Iron ball | Mine | Movable box | Prism | Rainbow Ring | Spring | Springboards | Underground pipe | Zip Line Items Air Bubble | Chaos Emerald | Distraction Item (Exploding Balloon, Mine, Reaper, Spring, Steal Boost, Steal Wisp) | Goal Capsule | Goal Ring | Item Box (1UP, 5 Ring Bonus, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Power Sneakers, Random Ring Bonus, Shield) | Time Bonus | Ring | Special Ring | Wisp Capsule English voice actors Roger Craig Smith (Sonic, Wisp announcer) | Mike Pollock (Eggman) | Kate Higgins (Tails) | Travis Willingham (Knuckles) | Cindy Robinson (Amy) | Kirk Thornton (Orbot, Shadow) | Wally Wingert (Cubot) | Quinton Flynn (Silver) | Laura Bailey (Blaze) | Karen Strassman (Rouge) | Michelle Ruff (Cream) | Keith Silverstein (Vector) | Troy Baker (Espio) | Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Charmy) | Vic Mignogna (Omega) Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) | Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) | Wataru Takagi (Cubot) | Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) | Daisuke Ono (Silver) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Kenta Miyake (Vector) | Yūki Masuda (Espio) | Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) | Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) | Utako Yoshino (Yacker) | Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer) Songs "Reach for the Stars" | "Speak with Your Heart" Other Auto Running | Boost Gauge | Dr. Eggman's Incredible Interstellar Amusement Park | Health Gauge | Infinite Boost | Miles Electric | Mind Control Ray | Moon | Nega-Wisp | Rank | Shuttle loop | Sonic's world | Time Attack | Tractor beam generator | Wisp Gauge Sonic Generations (console/PC) Main article | Script | Staff | Glitches | Beta elements | Gallery Playable characters Modern Sonic (Modern Super Sonic) | Classic Sonic (Classic Super Sonic) Non-playable characters Amy | Animals (Flicky, Picky, Pecky,