|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
|
To write a new article, just enter the article title in the box above. If you are not sure where to start, read through our policies and guidelines. For editing help, see Wikipedia's article to get a general knowledge about editing in the wiki environment. Then lend us a hand with some of these:
- Expand some of our stubs and incomplete articles!
- Improve some of our articles in need of cleanup!
- Update some of our out-of-date articles!
- Fix some of our double redirects!
- Categorize some of our uncategorized categories, files and articles!
- Add links to some of our orphaned pages!
- See if any of our unused files and videos should be posted on articles!
- Join in our merge debates!
The Spring (スプリング Supuringu?), also referred to as the Jump Spring (ジャンプバネ Janpu Bane?) and the Springboard (スプリング Supuringu?), is a common gimmick in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. They are utilized by the player to bounce the playable character in a given direction, often for the purpose of reaching otherwise unreachable places or building up huge amounts of running speed in short time.
Springs originally made their debut as simple red and yellow platforms, but have since taken on a more distinct design over the course of the Sonic series.
Previously Featured: IceCap Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 3), Team Sonic Racing, Light Mobius, Dark Gaia, Super SonicCredits to CartoonMan4116 (talk) (contributions) for suggesting this poll.
Sonic runs towards Spiral Hill Village; remembering that his first visit to the town was during an attack from Dr. Eggman's Badniks, he notes that things have not changed much since then. As he dashes inside and past some Zombots, he notices that the Restoration has already begun evacuating the uninfected citizens, and decides he should check in with Amy. However, he notices Espio fending off some Zombots on his own and goes over to help him out. Read more...
If you see this text, your JavaScript might be disabled or DiscordIntegrator plugin isn't working. If the latter, please contact one of our administrators.
Sonic Fanon Wiki is the place to go if you have any sort of fan-works! Instead of posting them on articles here, place them at the Sonic Fanon Wiki for all of the hard-working fanon writers to see and praise. The Sonic Fanon Wiki started in June 2008 and currently consists of over 10,000 articles!
Click here to see more of our affiliates!
A Hat in Time • ActRaiser • Azure Striker Gunvolt • Banjo-Kazooie • Blaster Master • Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night • Bonk • Broforce • Bubble Bobble • Bubsy • Castlevania • Cave Story • Code: Hardcore • Conker • Contra • Crash Bandicoot • Croc • Cuphead • de Blob • Donkey Kong • Drawn to Life • Earthworm Jim • Electronic Super Joy • Epic Mickey • FEZ • Freedom Planet • Giana Sisters • Ganbare Goemon • Geometry Dash • Ghosts 'n Goblins • GRIS • Hugo the Troll • Jak and Daxter • Jazz Jackrabbit • Kirby • Knack • Kya Dark Lineage • LittleBigPlanet • Mario • Mega Man • Metal Slug • Metroid • Mighty No. 9 • Mirror's Edge • Oddworld • OwlBoy • Ratchet & Clank • Rayman • Rocket Knight • Rogue Legacy • Shantae • Shovel Knight • Sonic • Spyro the Dragon • Strider • Tearaway • The Messenger • Toki • Valis • VVVVVV • Yooka-Laylee
Want your community included? See how!
The Sonic News Network is a wiki fan site hosted on FANDOM and managed by the fans of the Sonic series. It is in no way affiliated with Sega, its subsidiaries, or any other company that releases Sonic official material under Sega's supervision.
