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Super Sonic (スーパーソニック Sūpā Sonikku?) is a transformation that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is the Super State of Sonic the Hedgehog, achieved by harnessing the power of the seven Chaos Emeralds. Since its debut, this form has been Sonic's most commonly used transformation.
Originally, Super Sonic was merely a power-up that Sonic would occasionally use. However, after using it to foil Dr. Eggman during the climax of the Angel Island incident, Super Sonic would become Sonic's greatest trump card against his adversaries, providing him with the power and abilities to save the world on numerous occasions.
Previously Featured: Buzz Bomber, Seaside Island, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, IDW Sonic the Hedgehog Issue 1, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (8-bit)Credits to SilverPlays97 (talk) (contributions) for suggesting this poll.
In the past, Sunset City used to be a major merchant hub with several jewel markets. This ceased to be the case in the midst of the Eggman War as Dr. Eggman had his Badniks wreak havoc in the city. Some time after Eggman was defeated, the Restoration helped with reparations for the city. Read more...
Tangle is swinging through the streets of Spiral Hill Village, requesting for the villagers to join her in a race around the town. She soon meets Jewel and tells her that it was about time she stepped out of the Mineral Museum for a bit, though Jewel lets her know this was only due to Tangle nearly knocking over the sign above her door. Read more...
"Crisis City, Part 2"! When a powerful ally succumbs to the Metal Virus, Omega and Sonic stand alone against an infected city. And even if they can save the remaining civilians from the zombots, will they be safe from Sonic? Read more...
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