- "Sonic Boom" redirects here. For other uses, see Sonic Boom (disambiguation).
Sonic Boom, known as Sonic Toon (ソニックトゥーン Sonikku Tūn?) in Japan, is a spin-off franchise in the Sonic the Hedgehog series which consists of several video games, its connected TV series, a comic series, and a toyline. The goal of the series was to be a new comedic take on Sonic, his friends, and his foes that would appeal the Sonic brand popularity to new generations of Sonic fans across the globe.[1][2]
Like all the previous Sonic the Hedgehog media, Sonic Boom is its own timeline. However, Sonic Boom carries its own canon that is not limited to games, but rather covers all published media under its title.
Development[]
The first teaser image revealed for the Sonic Boom series.
On October 2, 2013, Sonic the Hedgehog, along with his friends and foes, were first announced to appear in a CG animated, action-packed comedy television series entitled Sonic Boom that was to be aired on Cartoon Network (USA) and on Canal J and Gulli (France) during sometime during the 2014/2015 season. Takashi Iizuka, the head of Sonic Team, is overseeing the series to ensure that it’s true to the Sonic characters and universe. The TV series would contain 52 episodes, each with a runtime of 11 minutes.[1]
On February 6, 2014, Sega announced that in addition with the TV series, Sonic Boom would also comprise of two new video games for the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS and a toyline. The games served as a prequel to the television series. The Wii U video game was developed by Big Red Button Entertainment while the Nintendo 3DS video game was developed by Sanzaru Games; Sonic Team would collaborate with the aforementioned developers to assist. The first trailers for the video games and the TV series were unveiled. The toyline was assigned to Tomy which they would showcase the characters' new looks by creating a comprehensive toy range including plush, action figures, RC, role play, vehicles and novelty.[2]
Later on February 25th, Sega confirmed the cast of the English voice actors of some of the characters that would appear the Sonic Boom video game and TV series as well as the voice director, Jack Fletcher. A behind-the-scenes trailer was also shown which included the interviews of some of the important people associated with Sonic Boom such as Stephen Frost, Evan Baily and Bob Rafei.[3]
On May 29, 2014, Sega unveiled one of the original Sonic Boom characters, Sticks the Badger.[4] Four days later, Sega revealed the names of the Sonic Boom video games: Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric (Wii U version) and Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal (Nintendo 3DS version) and they were both showcased at E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) 2014 in Los Angeles Convention Center.[5]
Characters[]
The cast for Sonic Boom was confirmed by Sega on February 25th, 2014.
Jack Fletcher works as the voice director.
Primary cast[]
| Image | First appearance | Description |
|---|---|---|
 Sonic the Hedgehog |
Sonic Boom: TV Series 8th November 2014 |
The blue blur is a chili dog enthusiast who runs fast, thinks fast & even eats fast. |
 Miles "Tails" Prower |
Sonic Boom: TV Series 8th November 2014 |
Miles "Tails" Prower is Sonic's sidekick. He's a prolific tinkerer & constantly furnishing his mind with dreams of epic inventions. |
 Knuckles the Echidna |
Sonic Boom: TV Series 8th November 2014 |
Knuckles is the brawn of the group but isn't all hard-headed & strong-armed. He has a soft spot & loves nature. |
 Amy Rose |
Sonic Boom: TV Series 8th November 2014 |
Amy Rose is one sweet, capable, tough cookie... who makes delicious cookies. |
 Sticks the Badger |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric/Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal 10/11th November 2014 |
Sticks is a wild card with a good heart & a genuine desire to get closer to her new friends.[4][6] |
 Orbot (Sonic Boom) |
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One of the Dr. Eggman's personal aide robots, Togheter With Cubot with his name based on the shapes him take: being the red, spherical one. Orbot is the brains and much more serious and firmer of the two, Though Orbot is more efficient and diligent to his master's orders, his spiteful sarcasm irritates the doctor easily.[7] |
 Cubot (Sonic Boom) |
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One of the Dr. Eggman's personal aide robots, Togheter With Orbot with his name based on the shape him take: being the yellow, compact one. Cubot is energetic and easy-going, at the cost of being scatterbrained. Cubot, on the other hand, is incompetent, but his earnestness and good-hearted nature makes him the less sardonic one of the duo.[7] |
 Dr. Eggman |
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Dr. Eggman will do whatever it takes to achieve his villainous goals. |
 Lyric |
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Lyric is set out to destroy everything organic & create a world of twisted metal robots. |
Secondary cast[]
| Image | First appearance | Description |
|---|---|---|
 Shadow the Hedgehog |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric/Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal 10/11th November 2014 |
Shadow is a black hedgehog who looks just like Sonic and is just as fast as him, and is skilled in combat. Shadow once cooperated with Sonic, but now he stands in their way again in his ferocious form. |
 Metal Sonic |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric/Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal 10/11th November 2014 |
An ultra-high performance mecha created by Dr. Eggman to fight Sonic. Its specs are just as good as the original Sonic's. |
 Burnbot |
Sonic Boom: TV Series 8th November 2014 |
Created by Dr. Eggman to destroy Sonic. Its name is somewhat of a misnomer, as it was not originally designed with any flame-related weapons until Eggman added in flame throwers after taking criticism from Sonic following its first battle. |
 T.W. Barker |
Sonic Boom: TV Series November 2014 |
The villainous ringmaster of T.W. Barker's Circus of Wonders, a circus that holds its performers against their will. An entrepreneur and professional con man, Barker is a devious trickster with skills as a lawyer and real estate agent. Unlike most of the other local villains, Barker relies on his wits and slyness to pull off his schemes rather than brute force. |
 Ancient Mecha Q-N-C (Quincy) |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric/Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal 10/11th November 2014 |
A support mecha made by Lyric for his personal use. However, perhaps because it was loaded with too much ancient technology, it has acquired a will of its own and strives to be of use to people. |
 Perci |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
A beautiful woman who lives in a village on Bygone Island and is well-known in the village. She comes from a family that has defended the village for generations, and Percy himself has a strong sense of responsibility and pride in that mission. |
 Salty |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
A sailor who has been living near the river near the excavation site recently. Apparently his prized port broke down and he can no longer move, so he is desperately gathering repair parts. |
 Pepper |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
Salty's younger brother. Like Salty, he loves port and his boat is said to be the best boat that has sailed the world's oceans. Also, like Salty's boat, it is prone to breakdowns. |
 Fastidious Beaver |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
an anthropomorphic beaver and the local librarian of Hedgehog Village. Wild Cat serves as his assistant. Always caught in the local goings-on, Fastidious has a knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. |
 Mayor E. Pluribus Fink, Esquire |
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The village chief who unites the villagers of Bygone Island. He calls himself "Mayor" because he has the ambition to develop Bygone Island and turn the village into a city. |
 Hokey |
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Porkey's wife. She originally lived in the sea, but the lake was warmed by a nearby volcano, and she moved to the volcano because the water temperature was just right. |
 Pokey |
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Hokey's husband. He is always fighting with Hokie and gives off the impression of being difficult to approach, but even though he knows he can't beat Hokie, he sometimes starts fights because he wants his friend's attention. |
 Chef Woody |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
A chef who accompanied the team excavating the ruins of an ancient civilization. Having trained in the outside world, his cooking skills are top-notch! |
 Doc Ginger |
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric 11th November 2014 |
A talented doctor who accompanies the team excavating the ruins of an ancient civilization. He always checks on the health and mental state of the team, and there is a constant stream of people who rely on Ginger for help at the site. |
 Cliff |
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is the leader of an excavation team that excavates the ruins of an ancient civilization, and an archaeologist who works day and night to uncover everything about that civilization. |
 Hayward |
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He has a burning desire to one day become a hero and fight great evil, but he has given up on his dream of becoming a hero because he is busy exterminating pests on the crops and cannot go against his parents. |
 Foreman Fred |
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an anthropomorphic dog and construction worker who works at a warehouse in a different village on Seaside Island. |
 Old Tucker |
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An old turtle who has lived for thousands of years. Rumor has it that he was a brilliant researcher in his younger days, but a mistake he made in the past has now completely destroyed his motivation. |
 Dave the Intern |
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an anthropomorphic teenage nutria and a small-time crook working part-time at Meh Burger as the fry-cook and manager, although he used to be the junior chef manager. He is also a founding member of the Lightning Bolt Society.
Living with his mother, Dave aspires to become a supervillain, despite his extreme shortcomings and constant ridicule from people who treat him as the local flunkey. |
 Vector the Crocodile |
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a professional detective with his own crime investigation reality show on Seaside Island's television network. |
TV series[]
The main cast of Sonic Boom as they appear in the TV series.
A CGI-animated cartoon based on the series premiered on Saturday, November 8, 2014 on Cartoon Network. First announced in Late 2013, the television series is also broadcast on Canal J and Gulli in France. There is one new episode released every Saturday, while the French version releases on Wednesdays.
| Season 1 | 
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November 8, 2014 - November 14, 2015 |
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| Season 2 | 
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October 29, 2016 - November 11, 2017 |
Games[]
Two video games of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, titled Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric for the Wii U and Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal for the Nintendo 3DS serve as the series' prequel. It was released as the third and final game of Sega and Nintendo's partnership. Both games were released in North America on November 11, 2014, in Europe on November 21, 2014, in Australia on November 29, 2014, and in Japan on December 18, 2014. A sequel to Shattered Crystal, Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice, was released on September 27, 2016 for the Nintendo 3DS as well.
Additionally, a Tetris-styled Flash game titled Sonic Boom: Link 'N Smash! was released on February 17, 2015 on the Cartoon Network website, and an endless runner mobile game titled Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom was released in 2015 on July 1st and on October 9th respectively for Android and iOS, serving as a sequel to Sonic Dash.
Currently, the Sonic Boom series consist of the following games:
| 2014 |  Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric |
Nintendo Wii U (11 November) |  Sonic Boom: Shattered Crystal |
Nintendo 3DS (10 November) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 |  Sonic Boom: Link 'N Smash! |
Browser (17 February) |  Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom |
Android iOS (1 July) |
| 2016 |  Sonic Boom: Fire & Ice |
Nintendo 3DS (27 September) |
Merchandise[]
Toys[]
Sonic Boom has been confirmed to have a toyline based on the television series. The action figures were first revealed during the New York Toy Fair on February 16, 2014. The toyline is being produced by Tomy.
Sega have revealed that they intend on licensing out Sonic Boom within the following categories:
- Toys & Games
- Clothing
- Publishing
- Accessories
- Food and Drink
- Temporary tattoos
- Sticker collections
- Party goods
- Cakes
- Boutiques within stores
- Trading cards
- Dog tags
Digital merchandise[]
There is a Sonic Boom theme for the Nintendo 3DS Home Screen, which is free to download.
Comics[]
A comic book series for the Sonic Boom franchise, based on the television series and the two video games prequels, was also announced.[8] Published by Archie Comics, the publisher of other major comics in the Sonic franchise such as Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic Universe, under the partnership with Sega.[9] The comic series was first hinted in the solicitation for Sonic Super Special Magazine #12, but was later officially revealed on July 16, 2014. The first issue was released on October 29, 2014 and subsequent issues are published every five weeks.
The Sonic Boom comic series was featured alongside the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and Mega Man comic series in the Sonic/Mega Man 2015 cross-over Worlds Unite.[10]
| 1st Issue |  Sonic Boom #1
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Here comes the BOOM! Based on the new hit TV and video game comes Sonic Boom, a new ongoing Sonic the Hedgehog comic book series from Archie Comics! Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends are back and ready to do battle with the evil Dr. Eggman and his diabolical death-machines! This ground-breaking new chapter in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise puts a new 'spin' on all your favorite heroes and villains – plus new faces and hilarious new stories chock-full of action! Featuring a stunning first issue cover by Sonic art legend Patrick 'SPAZ' Spaziante, and 4-part 'Here Comes the Boom' collector covers from series artists Evan Stanley, Rick Bryant, and Matt Herms! |
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| 2nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #2
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Get ready for the BOOM, baby! The new hit ongoing Sonic comic book series from Archie Comics continues here with issue #2, 'Knuckleduster!' Race along at Sonic speed with the blue blur and his pals Tails, Knuckles, Amy Rose and the newest edition to the team - Sticks! But is there a traitor in our heroes' midst? Say it ain't so! Find out in this sensational second issue, featuring explosive new cover art from Sonic art legend Patrick 'SPAZ' Spaziante, and a super-special 'Sonic Spotlight' variant cover by artist T. REX! |
| 3rd Issue |  Sonic Boom #3
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ARE YOU READY FOR THE BOOM?! The NEW ONGOING SONIC COMIC BOOK SERIES from Archie Comics continues its frantic fun with Sonic Boom #3: Hammer Spaced! Amy’s most precious possession, her piko hammer, has gone missing! And if she can’t find it, her hammer won’t be the only thing she’ll lose! While the boys are on a hammer-hunting quest, Sticks tries to show Amy a new arsenal—but will she survive the experience?! Don't miss the exclusive tie-in comic to the new TV Show and Video Games from Sega, featuring cover art from Sonic comics legend Tracy Yardley and a special "TEAM SONIC" variant edition! |
| 4rd Issue |  Sonic Boom #4
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The new ongoing Sonic comic book series from Archie Comics keeps on BOOMIN' with Sonic Boom #4: Sticks and Stones! Dr. Eggman's Big Boy mech has been refined into its final, deadly form. Sonic and his friends are on the ropes, but have no fear! Sticks has brought her secret weapon! It's a… wait, seriously? Sticks thinks that's going to help? Find out what her secret weapon is in the weird and wacky conclusion to the first story arc of the brand-new series Sonic Boom! Featuring cover art from Sonic art guru Tracy Yardley and an all-new 'Sticks-with-stones-being-chased-by-bones' variant cover from rising Sonic star Diana Skelly! |
| 5nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #5
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Sonic Boom is your antidote to comics that lack amaze-ma-tude! Eggtoberfest! Dr. Eggman's sick and tired of no one trusting him! How on earth can he take advantage of people if they don't trust him to begin with? The answer? Eggtoberfest! Just one small problem: the mechanical master forgot to hire ride operators for his carnivorous carnival creation! So it's Sonic to the rescue! If a good guy helps a bad guy, is that 'helping' at all? Ponder this and other philosophical queries in the latest action-packed issue of Sonic Boom, written by Sonic Boom TV Series writer Bill Freiberger! Featuring cover art from Patrick 'SPAZ' Spaziante and an X-RAY variant from the newest superstar Diana Skelly! |
| 6nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #6
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What…What is that sound? No, really—what on earth is that noise? Waitaminute… is that the sound of go-karts??? IT… IT—IS! LET THE RACE BEGIN IN “EVERYBODY’S SUPER SONIC RACING” PART ONE! (IS THE CAPS LOCK STILL ON, OH WAITAMINUTE, there we go. Much better.) When Dr. Eggman sponsors a go-kart race around Sonic’s Island home, you know that dude is up to no good. The rules are as follows: no special powers, no weapons, and everyone has to drive a kart to keep things fair. Since when does Eggy care about “fair”? What will happen to throw this race into a SPIN? How many rhetorical questions can we ask in one paragraph of solicit text?? Find out in this hyperbole-packed issue! Featuring cover art from Sonic comic extraordinaire Tracy Yardley, plus a new BOOM-Crew Sega art variant! |
| 7nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #7
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A multi-part story? In MY Sonic Boom comic?? You got that right! It’s wacky-racin’ adventure in “Everybody’s Super Sonic Racing” Part Two: Dr. Eggman’s fun and “friendly” go-kart challenge has turned deadly! But, really, who didn’t see that “twist” coming? Can Sonic salvage the race and prove to the bad doctor he can win fair and square? More importantly—can Sonic survive long enough to return to the race course?! Discover the fate of life, limb and ego in this super-fast story with cover art from Sonic comic fav Jamal Peppers, and an all-new “insubordination” variant cover from painter Erik Ly! …And BOOM goes the dynamite! |
| 8nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #8
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It slices! It dices! It joins line-wide crossover events: it's SONIC BOOM! "Sonic/Mega Man: Worlds Unite" Part Two: It was just another day at the races—y’know, the ones with the giant spider-mechs? Things start to get weird, even for the lovable, paranoid Sticks, when X and the Maverick Hunters arrived! Meanwhile, the epic bromance of the century is rekindled as the captured Drs. Eggman and Wily are forced to turn their life-long nemeses—Sonic and Mega Man—into minions for the terrifying Sigma! After the history-making "WORLDS COLLIDE" crossover event, Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man unite once more—and this time Sonic Boom and Mega Man X are joining the fray! Featuring cover art from the legendary Patrick "SPAZ" Spaziante, a special "happy fun time crossover" variant by Ryan Jampole and part 2 of the epic 12-part connecting variant cover series by artist Ben Bates! |
| 9nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #9
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The SONIC/MEGA MAN crossover event GOES BOOM! "Worlds Unite" Part Six: The war against Sigma has been waged! Sonic, Mega Man and X lead their unified friends against hordes of mechaniloids led by the armored, super-powered Deadly Six! That sounds pretty scary and exciting, and now is definitely the time for everyone to work together and pay close attention. Especially Sticks. She tends to do some distracting stuff, like falling off the Sky Patrol and landing into a Genesis Portal or something—wait? Did she really? Well, where did she land? No way! Is that - -?! You won't believe where Sticks lands, but what you BETTER believe is that this issue sports some awesome cover art by Patrick "SPAZ" Spaziante and the return of the EVIL FRIENDS FOREVER (E.F.F.) variant by Brent McCarthy! Plus part 6 of the epic 12-part connecting variant cover series by artist Ben Bates! |
| 10nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #10
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The SONIC/MEGA MAN Crossover event explodes beyond the worlds of just our two blue heroes! "Worlds Unite" Part Ten: Sonic, Mega Man, X and Sticks continue to rally heroes from across the wide expanse of the SEGA and Capcom universes! Who will be brave and join the unified assaulted against Sigma? PLUS with all of the heroes busy, who’s keeping an eye on the malicious Xander Payne and Evil BFFs Drs. Eggman and Wily? The villains MUST be plotting something now—but what? Featuring the worlds of VIEWTIFUL JOE, GOLDEN AXE, BREATH OF FIRE, PANZER DRAGOON, BILLY HATCHER, MONSTER HUNTER and more! Plus cover art from the legendary Patrick "SPAZ" Spaziante, and variant cover art from Reilly Brown and part 10 of the epic 12-part connecting variant cover series by artist Ben Bates! |
| 11nd Issue |  Sonic Boom #11
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Follow up after the "Worlds Unite" crossover with a BOOM in this explosive final issue! "Eggman Gets a Gorilla": When Dr. Eggman's regular robotic enforcers just can't cut the mustard, he hires some additional help! (Because, seriously, how hard is it to cut mustard?) Introducing the mighty, Kyle the Gorilla! Is he really the next Ape wonder of the world? Or will Sonic get yet another reason to point and laugh? You'll be pointing and laughing too with the concluding issue of Sonic Boom! |
Literature[]
In early 2015, a series of children's books adapted from several Sonic Boom episodes were released in France by Bibliotheque Rose.[11]
| 01 - Le partenaire ideal |  Sonic Boom 01
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Tails is Sonic's best friend, and also a great teammate who helps fight bad guys. But when the horrible Dr. Eggman hurts Tails with his new robot, it becomes too much. Sonic does not want to put his friend in danger, and decides therefore to find a new partner... |
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| 02 - La machine à gaffes |  Sonic Boom 02
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Tails' newest invention is causing mayhem within Team Sonic. This is a robot translator who reads thoughts... and nobody really likes to be told out loud what they are thinking. So when Dr. Eggman gets involved, it means trouble. |
| 03 - Pas de chance, Knuckles! |  Sonic Boom 03
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Whatever he does, Knuckles is jinxed. Sticks thus comes up with a radical solution: if he pushes his misfortunes to their maximum until they reverse... could Knuckles become lucky? |
| 04 - L'épouvantable Todd |  Sonic Boom 04
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The savage Sticks has a taken a liking to Todd, a funny half-dog, half-trashcan. The creature, however, does whatever it wants. Soon, Team Sonic is left on the edge... could Dr. Eggman be behind this? |
| 05 - Sonic Superstar |  Sonic Boom 05
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Eggman... is making a film about his life. He has even decided to hire Sonic to play himself as his opponent. Could this new passion for the cinema be a diversion for a much more Machiavellian plot? |
| 06 - Une étrange météorite |  Sonic Boom 06
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After touching a meteorite that fell from the sky, Sonic and his worst enemy, Dr. Eggman, find themselves stuck in the other's body. But how does one reverse the spell? Our hero will have to be cunning to prove his identity and reclaim his place among his friends. |
Trivia[]
- The Sonic Boom series is likely named after "Sonic Boom", the main theme song for the US version of Sonic the Hedgehog CD.
- The series also shares its name with an unrelated video game made by Sega in 1987.
- According to Archie Comics, this franchise takes place within the Sonic Boom World reality.
- Sonic Boom is similar to Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures, in that it is a new take on a long-running video game franchise that is more comedic and features new designs.
- However, unlike Sonic Boom, Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures temporarily took over canon from the original Pac-Man franchise, including its new designs.
- The Sonic Boom franchise was originally not going to have a Japanese release, but the franchise was eventually localized and re-branded for Japan under the name Sonic Toon.
- Characters introduced in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric did not make any appearances in the Sonic Boom television series, except for Fastidious Beaver, Foreman Fred, Mayor Fink, Perci and Salty.
- Sonic Boom is the first Sonic the Hedgehog media dubbed in Chinese by mainland voice actors.
- Despite Dr. Eggman being the only human to appear throughout the series, he makes infrequent references to both his parents[12][13], as well as an unnamed great-aunt,[14] suggesting that there could be other humans in this continuity.
- In a video interview with Game Informer to promote Sonic Frontiers, Iizuka has stated in modest terms that he was "not a fan" of the redesigns of the characters for the Sonic Boom franchise.[15]
- Both Rise of Lyric and Shattered Crystal depict Sonic meeting Lyric for the first time, creating a continuity error between the games. Ignoring this detail, there is far more evidence to suggest that Rise of Lyric is set first.
- The group has the Enerbeam in Shattered Crystal after Tails creates it in Rise of Lyric.
- The group is living in Unnamed Village in Shattered Crystal, after visiting it for the first time in Rise of Lyric.
- Tails' blue plane, the Tornado, is seen in Shattered Crystal after being discovered in Rise of Lyric.
- The group is friends with Sticks in Shattered Crystal, after meeting her in person for the first time in Rise of Lyric.
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kellie (2 October 2013). Sonic Boom (Working Title) – A New Animated Series Coming Fall 2014. Sega Blog. Sega. Archived from the original on 5 October 2013. Retrieved on 13 June 2014.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Kellie (6 February 2014). SEGA Launches New Franchise Strategy for Sonic the Hedgehog with Sonic Boom. Sega Blog. Sega. Archived from the original on 8 February 2014. Retrieved on 13 June 2014.
- ↑ Kellie (25 February 2014). Go Behind the Scenes with Sonic Boom. Sega Blog. Sega. Archived from the original on 3 March 2014. Retrieved on 13 June 2014.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Introducing Sticks to the Sonic Boom Franchise. Sega Blog. Sega (29 May 2014). Archived from the original on 2 June 2014.
- ↑ Kellie (2 June 2014). Sonic Boom Games at E3 2014. Sega Blog. Sega. Archived from the original on 4 June 2014. Retrieved on 18 June 2014.
- ↑ SegaAmerica (29 May 2014). Sonic Boom Sticks Announcement. YouTube.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Sonic Boom Behind the Scenes: English VAs, Orbot & Cubot Confirmed. Sonic Stadium (25 February 2014).
- ↑ Sonic Boom. Archie Comics Shop. Archie Comics. Archived from the original on 1 April 2015.
- ↑ Cioletti, Amanda (16 June 2014). Sonic for a New Generation: Sonic Boom. License!. Archived from the original on 15 July 2014.
- ↑ Schedeen, Jesse (12 December 2014). Sonic Boom and Mega Man X Unite in Comic Book Crossover. IGN. Retrieved on 27 December 2014.
- ↑ Sonic Boom -Résumé de la série (French). La biblioèque rose & verte. Retrieved on 28 October 2017.
- ↑ Robot Battle Royale (episode)
- ↑ Closed Door Policy
- ↑ Curse of the Cross Eyed Moose
- ↑ Sonic Frontiers: 123 Rapid-Fire Questions With Takashi Iizuka. YouTube. Game Informer (12 July 2022). Retrieved on 13 July 2022.