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So when the sun goes down, I turn into...this?


— Sonic the Werehog, Sonic Unleashed

Sonic the Werehog[2] (ソニック・ザ・ウェアホッグ[2] Sonikku za Weahoggu?), also known as simply the Werehog (ウェアホッグ Weahoggu?) for short, is a transformation that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. A bestial, werewolf-like form of Sonic the Hedgehog, this extreme physical transformation[3] was created when Sonic accidentally absorbed a dose of Dark Gaia's energy, although the transformation itself would only be triggered by nighttime and remain active until daytime. After using it on a number of occasions, Sonic lost this form permanently when Dark Gaia reclaimed the energy that caused the transformation.

In this form, Sonic loses his speed in exchange for incredible strength and stretchable arms. He also gains a bit more feral and bestial behavior as a Werehog, including a slightly deeper, growly voice, a tendency to roar and howl, occasional quadrupedal movement patterns, and a shorter temper. Even when Sonic turns into this form, though, his heart is (almost[3]) no different than usual.[2]

Concept and creation[]

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Early concept artwork of Sonic the Werehog, tentatively named "Beast Sonic" (獣ソニック Kemono Sonikku?).

Originally, the Werehog was called "Evil Sonic" within the development team due to his uneven, rough-like appearance, but because the word "evil" has connotations of a villainous character in Western countries, Sega of America suggested the name "Werehog."[4][5] Despite this, he is still called Evil Sonic in the final game's files.

The Werehog was designed and modeled by the lead character designer and artist for Sonic Unleashed, Shinkichi Tanahashi. At the time Tanahashi was ordered the design, there were firm concepts of "ferocious" and "werewolf" to base the Werehog on, and it was a trial-and-error process how to superimpose them on Sonic. The early designs ranged from emphasizing the "beast" to emphasizing the "curse" of transforming at night. As the story was not yet finalized at the time, Tanahashi had an impression of some kind of curse that caused Sonic to become beastly at night.[6][1]

Because the Werehog was supposed to claw at the enemies when hitting them, Tanahashi removed Sonic's gloves from his design early on. However, he felt that he would not be Sonic anymore if he also removed his iconic shoes for the design, so he decided to keep them but changed them to be spiky in order to make the Werehog look wilder. He then changed Sonic's overall form into something stronger looking by connecting his shoulder and headlines and making his chest wider and thicker to give the body an inverted triangle shape. As part of the trial-and-error process, Tanahashi also ended up drafting more outlandish designs, including one resembling a yeti.[7][8]

Appearance[]

Sonic Channel - Sonic the Werehog

Sonic the Werehog, from Sonic Art Assets DVD.

In this form, Sonic resembles a werewolf and gains increased muscular density[9] and weight. He grows slightly larger, with a broader torso, a longer muzzle, larger hands, and longer, more muscular arms. Additionally, his fingernails become claws, his mouth becomes much larger, his inner lips become black, and his teeth become fangs; two of which always protrude even when his mouth is closed. Likewise, his ears become more curved and thinner, resembling a pair of horns. His once peach skin is now a pale blue, while his fur grows into a lush, heavy, dark blue coat. He also gains fur in places he normally does not, such as on his arms and chest. Traits of white fur also appear on his wrists, the end of his quills, and his chest. While his eyes remain green, they become a lot more angled, with more prominent brows, and they are almost never interconnected.

For attire, Sonic loses his white gloves, exposing his hands. His shoes become dark red and slightly frilled in the back, gain a gray metal strip with three spikes on each top surface, and gain eighteen small metal spikes on the bottom of each sole.

Appearances[]

Games[]

Sonic Unleashed[]

Sonic going Werehog Sonic Unleashed

Sonic entering his Werehog form for the first time.

In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version and Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, when Sonic, while in his super state, was caught in the Chaos Energy Cannon by Dr. Eggman, he had the Chaos Emeralds stripped from him, which renders him weaker as most of his energy was completely absorbed into the cannon. Eggman then reversed the polarity of the Emeralds and used a negative Chaos Emerald energy blast with the Chaos Energy Cannon to awaken Dark Gaia by splitting the earth apart. However, due to his proximity to the Chaos Emerald as the dark energy was expelled, a part of Dark Gaia's energy infected Sonic.[9] This caused him to transform into a feral Werehog for the first time. Shortly after his transformation, Sonic was rejected from the Chaos Energy Cannon's space station and plummeted down to earth with the powerless Chaos Emeralds. Along the way, Sonic's fall was temporarily broken by a mysterious power, although he still fell head-first into Windmill Isle. There, he found an unconscious Chip, who made Sonic aware of his new form. Regardless, once Sonic learned that Chip suffered from amnesia and could not recall who he was, Sonic agreed to help him regain his memories, quietly blaming himself as being responsible for Chip's amnesia. Soon after, the sun came up, and Sonic returned to normal. However, Sonic eventually assumed his Werehog form again during the following nightfall, making him understand the nature of his transformation. He also discovered his form's ability to stretch his arms when he grabbed an ice cream cone that Chip dropped. Sonic the Werehog soon after saved Tails from some of Dark Gaia's Minions, before heading to Spagonia to find Professor Pickle. Tracking the professor to Eggman's base near Mazuri, Sonic the Werehog, Tails, and Chip broke Pickle out of Eggman's captivity and returned to Spagonia where Pickle presented them with a plan of action to repair the planet and stop Dark Gaia with: find the Gaia Temples and insert the Chaos Emeralds into them, which would heal both the Chaos Emeralds and the planet. At the same time, Sonic sought a cure for his Werehog condition. After globetrotting for a while, Sonic the Werehog and Chip returned to Spagonia, only to be found by Amy. However, Amy did not recognize Sonic as a Werehog and thus left them. Seeing Amy not recognize him (which was not made better by Chip's commentary), made Sonic feel down about his condition. Regardless, Sonic pressed on and eventually helped Amy when she got entangled with people possessed by Dark Gaia. After exorcising the people, Sonic could not face Amy and left before she could talk to him. However, he eventually came clean to her.

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Sonic being stripped of Dark Gaia's energy, curing him of the Werehog condition.

Continuing their adventure, Sonic the Werehog and Chip eventually found Chun-nan's Gaia Temple. There, they saved Zonshen, and Sonic defeated the Dark Gaia-possessed Dark Gaia Phoenix. Afterward, the duo restored their second Chaos Emerald and second continent, before saying goodbye to the restored phoenix. Later, upon finding the fourth Gaia Temple near Holoska, Sonic the Werehog defeated Dark Moray and restored the fourth Chaos Emerald and its associated continent with Chip's aid. Afterward, Sonic the Werehog and Chip went to Shamar, where Sonic the Werehog defeated Dark Guardian. In the aftermath, he and Chip restored the fifth Chaos Emerald and the fifth continent. When Chip later regained his memories and told Sonic that he was Light Gaia, Sonic turned into Sonic the Werehog again as nighttime arrived. He believed that it was Chip's influence that kept him from going bonkers like other people possessed by Dark Gaia, but Chip revealed that it was Sonic's own will that kept him pure, even with his Werehog condition. Afterward, Sonic promised Chip to help him finish the job of sealing Dark Gaia up once more. After restoring the final Chaos Emerald in Eggmanland's Gaia Temple, however, Sonic the Werehog and Chip were attacked by Eggman and his Egg Dragoon. After a heated battle that led to the core of the planet, Sonic the Werehog defeated the Egg Dragoon. However, Dark Gaia then appeared and knocked Eggman away before targeting Sonic and Chip. Sensing that Sonic had the last fragments of his power inside him, Dark Gaia forcefully extracted it from Sonic, thereby depriving the hedgehog of his Werehog form permanently as he then returned to normal.

In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, Sonic the Werehog is only playable in the nighttime versions of the Town Stages, Action Stages, and Entrance Stages. In the Action Stages, Sonic the Werehog's objective is the same as Sonic's daytime objective: reaching the Goal within a time limit. However, Sonic the Werehog himself is much slower than Sonic's daytime form. In return, he can jump (albeit without entering a Spin Jump), Double Jump, and move faster by Dashing. He can also pick up and manipulate certain enemies and objects with the Grab technique. Depending on Sonic the Werehog's Skill level, he can perform a variety of attacks on enemies while holding them. Additionally, a number of gimmicks, like Hanging Ledges and poles, can be grabbed onto by Sonic the Werehog, thus enabling him to climb or swing to an otherwise inaccessible area. Also, when confronted by enemies, Sonic the Werehog can damage them with a number of hand-to-hand combat techniques via attack combos. Attack combos can be initiated with XboxX/Square // XboxY/PSTriangleButton. Starting an attack combo with XboxX/Square leads to circular attacks, which generally do damage in a wider area around Sonic. Starting an attack combo with XboxY/PSTriangleButton leads to straight attacks which generally do heavier damage to enemies in front of Sonic. Once a combo is started with XboxX/Square // XboxY/PSTriangleButton, the player can combine XboxX/Square, XboxY/PSTriangleButton, XboxA/Cross, and XboxB/Circle as they please to execute different moves. The player can also hold down XboxX/Square // XboxY/PSTriangleButton to build up a charged attack (once upgraded). Sonic the Werehog can also perform Critical Attacks on certain weakened opponents. Outside of attack combos, the player can also guard against attacks and initiate the Unleashed Mode to make Sonic the Werehog temporarily stronger and invulnerable. In addition, in the majority of the game's environments, Sonic the Werehog relies on a Life Gauge that determines the maximum amount of damage he can take, the Unleashed Gauge that determines his usage of Unleashed Mode, and a Shield Gauge that determines how much damage his guard technique can negate. Also, as Experience is allotted, the player can upgrade Sonic the Werehog's "Combat" (number of Skill available), "Strength" (attack power), "Life" (size of his Life Gauge), "Unleash" (size of his Unleashed Gauge) and "Shield" (size of his Shield Gauge) parameters.

In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of Sonic Unleashed, Sonic the Werehog is only playable in the Night Stages and all Gaia Gates except for the main room of Apotos' Gaia Gate. In the Night Stages, the objective of Sonic the Werehog is to reach the Goal Ring within a limited time, much like in Sonic's daytime Stages. However, in these levels, Sonic the Werehog is much slower than Sonic's regular form. In exchange, he can jump (without it turning into a Spin Jump), Double Jump, and move faster with the Dash technique. Also, when encountering enemies, Sonic the Werehog can inflict damage on them with the following attacks:

PS2 Wii
Wii Remote
& Nunchuk
Classic
Controller
GameCube
Controller
Right-Handed Attack Circle Shake Wii Remote Wii-classic y button Rgame
Left-Handed Attack Square Shake Nunchuk Wii-classic x button Lgame
Two-Handed Attack Cross Shake Wii Remote + Nunchuk Wii-classic a button Rgame + Lgame

By alternating between the aforementioned right and left attacks, Sonic the Werehog can normally execute a variety of attack Combos. However, the player can also use the same attack option to achieve the same effect. The player can also perform the Dash, pick up and throw certain enemies and objects with the Grab technique, protect Sonic from attacks with the Guard technique, and initiate the Unleashed Mode to increase Sonic the Werehog's attack power and lower the damage he would otherwise receive. With the Grab technique in particular, Sonic the Werehog can also climb Vertical Poles, swing on Horizontal Poles and Swinging Poles, and traverse Hanging Ledges. In addition, in the game's environments, Sonic the Werehog relies on a Vitality Gauge that determines the maximum amount of damage he can take and the Unleashed Gauge that determines his usage of Unleashed Mode. Also, as red orbs are allotted in gameplay, the player can upgrade Sonic the Werehog's "Vitality," "Combat," and "Attack Power Rank" parameters, as well as his number of skills, on the Orb Result screen.

Sonic Generations[]

In the console/PC version of Sonic Generations, Sonic the Werehog makes a small cameo appearance during the game's ending credits. Also, in the Nintendo 3DS version of the game, the Werehog makes a small cameo appearance on a bonus artwork in the Collection Room.

Other game appearances[]

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed[]

In Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, Sonic the Werehog appears as an icon on the game's "Genesis" Sticker.

Mario & Sonic series[]

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games[]
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The Mii costume of Sonic the Werehog, from the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

In the Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, Sonic the Werehog does not physically appear. However, a Mii costume based on Sonic the Werehog can be unlocked in the game by placing first twenty-five times in Single Event Mode, after which Espio will send the player the costume in the mail.

Sonic Dash[]

In Sonic Dash, Sonic the Werehog (shortened to simply "Werehog" in-game) is featured as one of the playable characters. In this game, he can be unlocked after obtaining 150 of his character cards.

Image Rarity Affinity Bonus Upgrade Profile
Power-Up Highest level
Sonic Dash Werehog Portrait 7.0
Legendary N/A Dash Boost 9
x2 Multiplier 11
Magnet 11
Shield 11
Headstart 8
Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games[]

In Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, Sonic the Werehog does not physically appear. However, a Mii costume based on Sonic the Werehog can be unlocked in the game by scoring four points at one end of the Curling event.

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games[]

In the Wii U version of Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Sonic the Werehog does not physically appear. However, a Mii costume set based on Sonic the Werehog can be unlocked in the game. However, it must be collected in two separate parts, each with its own stat changes.

Sonic Runners[]

Werehog (Sonic Runners)

Sonic the Werehog, from Sonic Runners.

In Sonic Runners, Sonic the Werehog was a playable Power/Wild Type character with the following characteristics:

Icon Type Controls Profile Unlock Requirement
Sonic Runners Werehog Icon
Sonic Runners Power Wild
  • Dash attack
  • 37% Distance bonus
  • 37% Animal bonus
As a result of Dr. Eggman's trap, Sonic turns into the Werehog after dark! He is incredibly strong, and has extendable arms. Available on Premium Roulette.

Sonic Forces: Speed Battle[]

In Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, Sonic the Werehog (shortened to simply "Werehog" in-game) is one of the playable characters, who was added to the game's roster on 14 October 2021. He has the following gameplay characteristics:

Image Rarity Stats Items
Projectile Boost Trap
SFSBWerehog
SFSBSpecialCardIcon
Special

Speed: 6/10

Acceleration: 5/10

Strength: 9/10

SFSBDarkBlast
Dark Blast
SFSBFeralDash
Feral Dash
SFSBStormCloud
Storm Cloud

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Sonic the Werehog appears as a Support Spirit with the following characteristics:

Image Spirit Battle
Enemy Fighter(s) Enemy Power Stage Battle conditions
SSBU Werehog Artwork Wolf 4,200 Luigi's Mansion Rule(s): Move Speed ↓; Attack Power ↑; Hazard: Fog
  • The stage is covered in fog
  • The enemy's physical attacks have increased power
  • The enemy has increased attack power
Name Type Class Music Acquisition
Sonic the Werehog Attack ★★ (Advanced) "Knight of the Wind"
  • Summon with cores from Togedemaru and Werewolf
  • Battle via Spirit Board (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
  • Purchase from the Vault Shop for 1000G (unlocked after obtaining spirit once)
No. Slot Cost Ability
796 1 Physical Attack ↑

Sonic Speed Simulator[]

In Sonic Speed Simulator, Sonic the Werehog is a playable character. He first appeared during the "Unleash the Beast Event" on 29 October 2022.

Image Unlocking requirement Rarity
SSSWerehogIcon
  • Complete all three event tasks during "Unleash the Beast Event"
  • Purchase for 999 Robux during "Unleash the Beast Event"
Seasonal

In this game, the Werehog is controlled in the same way as the other characters in the game. He also has the Spin Dash, Spin Jump, Spin Dash Charge, and Homing Attack in his move set. His base speed and jumping height depend on the player's current level.

Powers and abilities[]

As the Werehog, Sonic loses his trademark ability to move at super speed.[2][3] In exchange, he receives an increase in muscular density[9] that grants him overwhelming[2] physical strength. His powerful arms[3] in particular have enough strength to throw and topple creatures as large as a Titan and the Dark Gaia Phoenix, pick up and swing around enemies, and smash open metal vaults with a single punch. Nonetheless, he retains his lightning-fast reflexes and agility, being perfectly capable of performing various aerial stunts during interactions and Critical Attacks on Dark Gaia's Minions and reacting accordingly to Dark Guardian's near-instantaneous movements. Sonic is likewise very durable as the Werehog, being able to survive being hammered into the ground by Dark Guardian's hammer and still retain consciousness. He can also achieve above-average running speed by dashing on all fours.

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Sonic the Werehog stretching his arm out, from the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed.

In addition to the above, Sonic the Werehog also has the ability to stretch his arms at will.[2][3] His maximum stretching limit is unknown though. Sonic mainly uses this ability to attack and grab enemies from a distance[3] and build momentum for his attacks. He can even enlarge his arms, hands, and feet to increase the power of his attacks. Outside combat, Sonic can also use this ability to move around by grabbing targets from a distance and easily swinging or jumping from pole to pole.[2][3] In addition, Sonic the Werehog possesses sharp claws that can cut through solid rock and Badnik armor. Combining these abilities, Sonic can utilize a moveset of ferocious combat techniques that make up for his lack of speed.[3]

Sonic the Werehog is also capable of harnessing the energies of Dark Gaia for different applications. He mainly applies it in his combat techniques to empower his attacks, put up a force-field when guarding, and harness excess Dark Gaia Force. Gathering up enough of the aforementioned energy allows Sonic to enter the Unleashed Mode, a temporary state that increases his strength and durability.

Color Powers[]

Main article: Color Power

By harnessing different variants of Hyper-go-on from Wisps, Sonic the Werehog can use specific Color Powers to transform into a certain form, such as a drill, a laser, or even a planet, each one possessing its own unique abilities. So far, Sonic the Werehog has been able to transform into the Cyan Laser, Yellow Drill, and Indigo Asteroid. However, these transformations require a steady supply of Hyper-go-on to be maintained.

In other media[]

Books and comics[]

Archie Comics[]

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Sonic the Werehog, from Sonic the Hedgehog #279.

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics, the Werehog first appeared in the In Another Time, In Another Place reality, where Sonic was turned into the Werehog after falling into one of Dr. Eggman's traps.

In the Prime Zone, the Werehog appeared shortly after Sonic the Hedgehog came into contact with some concentrated Dark Gaia energy. Each time under extreme stress following that, Sonic would start to transform into the Werehog, only for it to subdue. When caught by the Soumerca Egg Army however, Sonic finally turned into Werehog and briefly lost control. After receiving training from Moss the Sloth though, Sonic gained control over his Werehog form, which would return during nighttime and revert at dawn from then on. Sonic later lost this transformation permanently when Dark Gaia reabsorbed the Dark Gaia energy Sonic had ingested.

IDW Publishing[]

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Sonic the Werehog, from Sonic the Hedgehog #16.

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series published by IDW Publishing, Sonic the Werehog makes a cameo appearance. During the time the world was broken apart by Dr. Eggman's Chaos Energy Cannon, Sonic came down with an illness that caused him to transform into Sonic the Werehog. However, he eventually rid himself of that condition.[10][11]

Quotes[]

"Mister... Monster Guy?! Looks like things have gotten pretty ugly."
—Sonic the Werehog after Chip calls him "Mister Monster Guy," Sonic Unleashed
"I'm fine... I just need to be careful who sees me like this."
—Sonic the Werehog after the second time he transforms, Sonic Unleashed
"Weird. But it could be useful!"
—Sonic the Werehog, realizing his arms can stretch, Sonic Unleashed
"Sorry, I'm in a rush here!"
—Sonic the Werehog after defeating the Dark Moray, Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360/PlayStation 3)

Trivia[]

  • Sonic the Werehog is based on the mythical Werewolf.
    • Despite the term "Werehog" being a portmanteau of werewolf and hedgehog, it is actually a misnomer. The word werewolf is the modern English continuation of a late Old English "wer(e)wulf," a compound of were 'man' (cognate with Gothic wair, Latin vir) and wulf "wolf"; cognate with Middle Dutch weerwolf, Old High German werwolf. The term is literally "man-wolf," a man who becomes a wolf. Consequently, the term "Werehog" would literally mean "man-hog", an inaccurate term that would imply a man who becomes a hog rather than a hedgehog who becomes a wolf.
  • Oddly, when turning back to normal, Sonic's gloves repair themselves. In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, Chip will even acknowledge this if the player feeds him enough food by asking, "Where do you put your gloves at night?"
  • In the game, Lambros notes Sonic as being "shorter and stouter than before." However, Sonic grows almost a whole foot taller in his Werehog form, from 100cm (3'3") to 125cm (4'1").
  • Sonic the Werehog's ability to stretch and extend his arms is a trait that several of Dark Gaia's Minions possess, especially the Nightmare variant. This might be due to Dark Gaia's energy being the source of both Sonic the Werehog's and Dark Gaia's Minions' powers.
    • Additionally, the Nightmares are shown to guard like the Werehog, as well as execute the Wild Whirl.
  • Sonic the Werehog is the second of Sonic's transformations to have a profile on Sonic Channel, the first one being Super Sonic.
  • In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, if a player would press the jump button just as he grabs a ledge, the Werehog would perform a Spin Jump similar to Sonic's.
    • This also happens when releasing a horizontal pole, grabbing an enemy while in midair, and jumping while sliding down a slippery path.
  • In 2009 a Sonic costume pack for Little Big Planet was released with a Werehog costume along with the Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Eggman costumes.
  • Sonic fought the Egg Dragoon as the Werehog at night. But moments later, when Dark Gaia becomes Perfect Dark Gaia, Amy states, "It was broad daylight a minute ago!", implying that it had been daytime for several hours. Amy was in Shamar, which is east of Eggmanland on the map screen, so it was at least sunrise in Eggmanland. If this is so, Sonic probably should not have fought the Egg Dragoon at night.
    • Granted, he was far underground and away from the sun.
  • In the opening of Sonic Unleashed, Sonic the Werehog's fangs are noticeably sharp, defined, and smooth. However, for the rest of the game, his fangs appear shorter and more in line with the rest of his teeth.
  • Sonic the Werehog’s voice sounds nearly identical to Darkspine Sonic's voice. Both sound like Sonic talking in a growling voice, however Darkspine Sonic's voice sounds similar to his original voice, while his voice in Werehog form has him speak in a very deep and growly voice.

Notes[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Could use this move in Sonic Speed Simulator.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Could use this move in Sonic Dash.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Could use this move in Sonic Forces: Speed Battle.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 『発売3日前☆ ウェアホッグの秘密をハミだし!(前編)』 (Japanese). Sega (16 February 2009). Archived from the original on 2 July 2015.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Sonic Channel (Japanese). Characters: Werehog. Sega. Archived from the original on 25 May 2019. Retrieved on 3 July 2015.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360) United States instruction booklet, pg. 6.
  4. Creators Interview 027: Hashimoto Yoshihisa (20 February 2009).
  5. クリエイターズ インタビュー/027:橋本 善久 (Japanese). Sega (20 February 2009). Archived from the original on 26 December 2015.
  6. Outta Bounds Blog by Sonic World Adventure Female Staff: Three Days Before Release ☆ Werehog Secrets Outta Bounds! (Part One) (16 February 2009).
  7. Outta Bounds Blog by Sonic World Adventure Female Staff: Two Days Before Release ☆ Werehog Secrets Outta Bounds! (Part Two) (17 February 2009).
  8. 『発売2日前☆ ウェアホッグの秘密をハミだし!(後編)』 (Japanese). Sega (17 February 2009). Archived from the original on 2 July 2015.
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360) United States instruction booklet, pg. 2.
  10. Sonic the Hedgehog #5, "The Fate of Dr. Eggman, Part 1"
  11. Sonic the Hedgehog #16, "Infection"

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