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Sonic X: A Super Sonic Hero is the first volume of the Sonic X VHS and DVD series released in America. It contains the first three episodes of the series and includes the first episode of Season 2 "Pure Chaos" as a "bonus episode".
Episode synopses[]
Chaos Control Freaks[]
When the heroic hedgehog smashes into Dr. Eggman's heavily guarded compound to snatch the seventh Chaos Emerald, Eggman panics and initiates Chaos Control. Blasted into a confusing new world, Sonic's soon the target of a high-speed police squad that'll stop at nothing to get their man... or their hedgehog!
Sonic to the Rescue[]
Sonic learns that his buddies Cream and Cheese are being held at a top-secret military base, so Chuck hatches up a plan to save them. The mission goes smoothly - until Sonic finds the base is booby trapped! Then it's a full-throttle race against time to a starting last-minute surprise!
Missile Wrist Rampage[]
Dr. Eggman unleashes a lethal robot named Missile Wrist to help him crush Sonic and conquer Station Square. Sonic and the robot square off for a showdown, but Missile Wrist seizes Amy. With her as a hostage, Sonic is faced with an impossible choice: save the city or his friend!
Pure Chaos[]
It's six months since the second Chaos Control, and things in Station Square seem pretty quiet. But Eggman has secretly been cooking up his most devilish creation yet: Chaos. And the doctor has his new weird creature on a strange and dangerous diet. It grows more powerful with each Chaos Emerald he feeds it!
Other features[]
- Character profiles: Profiles of some characters in Sonic X and a Sonic X FoxBox campaign.
Trivia[]
- A Super Sonic Hero was also released on the Game Boy Advance Video except that it only had the first two episodes.
- The first episode was mistakenly referred to as "Chaos Control Freak".
- The synopsis of "Missile Wrist Rampage" stated Sonic has a choice to either save Amy who is held captive by Missile Wrist or the city although in the actual episode, Amy was released when Sonic arrived at Station Square.