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|caption = A pair of Spring Poles in ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.
  
|caption = A pair of Spring Poles in ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.
 
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{{Nihongo|'''Spring Poles'''|スプリングポール|Supuringu Pōru}}, also called as {{Nihongo|'''Poles'''|ポール|Pōru}} and '''Springpoles''', are loose variations of the [[spring]]s in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]]. They are flexible bars that are used by playable characters to launch themselves higher into the air, though they have also been known to give a horizontal boost.
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The {{Nihongo|'''Spring Pole'''<ref name="SG">''[[Sonic Generations]]'' ([[PlayStation 3]]) European instruction booklet, p. 11.</ref>|スプリングポール|Supuringu Pōru}}, also called the {{Nihongo|'''Pole'''|ポール|Pōru}} and the '''Springpole''',<ref name="SU">''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'' ([[PlayStation 3]]) European instruction booklet, p. 19.</ref> is a gimmick in the [[Sonic the Hedgehog series|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]]. A variant of the [[Spring]], they are flexible bars that are used by the playable characters to launch themselves higher into the air, though they have also been known to give a horizontal boost.
   
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Spring Poles in its earliest known form are seen in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]'' and have since then become one of the main gimmicks in several games. Spring Poles are sometimes also poking out of the ground and can function or look different in several games.
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Since their introduction, the Spring Poles have become one of the main gimmicks in several games. Spring Poles sometimes also poke out of the ground and can function or look different in several games.
   
 
==Description==
  
==Description==
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Usually, Spring Poles are metallic poles with a small red round pin on one ends, though their appearance have known to be altered to better fit their location's environment, and are set on walls above [[ramp]]s or [[spring]]s. When a playable character presses against a Spring Pole from colliding with them, it will result in the Spring Pole launching the playable character high into the air. Usually, the height of the bounce on the Spring Poles is determined by how far out on the Spring Poles that the playable character is presses against it; in other words, the farther out on the Spring Pole the playable character is pressing against it, the higher will the character be thrown into the air.
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Usually, Spring Poles are metallic gray poles with a small red round pin on one end, though their appearance is known to have been altered on different occasions to better fit their location's environment. They are typically set on walls above [[Jump Panel (ramp)|Jump Panels]] or [[Spring]]s. When a playable character presses against a horizontal Spring Pole from colliding with them, it will result in the Spring Pole launching the playable character high into the air. Usually, the height of the bounce on the Spring Poles is determined by how far out on the Spring Poles that the playable character is presses against them; in other words, the farther out on the Spring Pole the playable character is pressing against it, the higher will the character be thrown into the air.
   
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When the player does not have enough speed to reach the top of the wall, he/she can use the Spring Pole to get launched into the air. In several games, the player can also utilize the [[Stomp]] ability to gain an extra amount of boost from the Spring Pole to reach even higher than normal.
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When the player does not have enough speed to reach the top of the wall, they can use the Spring Pole to get launched into the air. In several games, the player can also utilize the [[Stomp]] to gain an extra amount of boost from the Spring Pole and go even higher than normal.
   
 
==Game appearances==
  
==Game appearances==
 
===''Sonic the Hedgehog CD''===
  
===''Sonic the Hedgehog CD''===
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[[File:Early Spring Poles.png|thumb|left|150px|Brown bendy poles in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''.]]
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[[File:Early Spring Poles.png|thumb|left|200px|Brown poles in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''.]]
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While not exactly Spring Poles, similar looking, brown bendy poles appeared as minor objects in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''. They are featured only in [[Palmtree Panic]] Zone 2 where they can be found at all of the Zone's time periods except for the present timeline. They are usually set on the ledges and walls of level structures or [[Shuttle loop]]s.
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While not exactly Spring Poles, similar-looking, brown bendy poles appeared as minor objects in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog CD]]''. They are featured only in [[Palmtree Panic]] Zone 2 where they can be found in all of the Zone's time periods except for the present timeline. They are usually set on the ledges and walls of level structures or [[shuttle loop]]s.
   
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When the player jumps on them, it will normally launch Sonic in his [[Spin Attack]] mode into the air. Also, the player can be launched higher into the air by bouncing on the pole repetitively.
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When the player jumps on a pole in this game, it will normally launch the playable character into the air while he is using his [[Spin Attack]]. Also, the player can be launched higher into the air by bouncing on the pole repetitively.
   
 
===''Sonic Advance'' series===
  
===''Sonic Advance'' series===
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====''Sonic Advance''====
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In all three ''[[Sonic Advance]]'' titles, the Spring Poles, simply called '''Poles''', differ in terms of appearance and functionality between games.
  
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[[File:Pole-Sonic-Advance-I.png|right]]
  
[[File:Pole-Sonic-Advance-I.png|right]]
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In ''Sonic Advance'', the Spring Poles are usually set on walls or hills. When the player makes contact with them, he/she will grab onto it and gain an extra vertical boost to reach the top of the hill that the Spring Pole is attached to. In this game, the Spring Poles are only seen in [[Neo Green Hill Zone]] and [[Casino Paradise Zone]], where in the latter are decorated with red flags. Casino Paradise Zone also features Poles that are set on the ground, which can give the playable character an extra amount of running speed when making contact with them, similar to the [[Dash Panel]]s. This only happens, however, if the player has enough momentum before touching them.
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In ''[[Sonic Advance]]'', the Spring Poles are referred to as '''Poles''' and look like gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, the Spring Poles are only seen in [[Neo Green Hill Zone]] and [[Casino Paradise Zone]], where they in the latter are decorated with red flags.
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In gameplay, when the player makes contact with a Pole, the playable character will grab onto it and gain an extra vertical boost into midair. Casino Paradise Zone also features vertical Poles that are set on the ground, which can give the playable character an extra amount of running speed when making contact with them, similar to the [[Dash Panel]]s. This only happens, however, if the player has enough momentum before touching them.
   
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====''Sonic Advance 2''====
 
[[File:Pole-Sonic-Advance-II.png|left]]
  
[[File:Pole-Sonic-Advance-II.png|left]]
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In ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'', there are bouncy objects set on the walls which both look similar to and function similar to the Spring Poles. However, the player has to bounce on these objects as far away from the wall as possible to reach the desired height. Additionally, there are also Poles similar to the Spring Poles, but resembles more large pins and are standing upright on the ground. These pins function differently from the Spring Poles as when the player runs into such a pin, the playable character sticks to it and spins around it once before being launched running in the opposite direction from where he/she came.
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In ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'', the Spring Poles are referred to as '''Poles''' again. In this game, there are bouncy bars set on the walls which are similar to the Spring Poles in terms of both appearance and function. However, the player has to bounce on these objects as far away from the wall as possible in order to reach great enough bouncing height.
   
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The aforementioned gimmicks aside, there are also Poles similar to the Spring Poles. However, these poles resemble more large pins and are standing upright on the ground. These pins also function differently from the Spring Poles: when the player runs into such a pin, the playable character sticks to it and spins around it once before being launched running in the opposite direction from where they came.
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In ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]'', the Spring Poles' appearance and functions are the same as they were in ''Sonic Advance''. While they are regularly seen in the Zones, Spring Poles also appear in the sub-worlds of each Zone. They allow the player to perform [[Mid-Air Trick Action]]s.
  
   
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====''Sonic Advance 3''====
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[[File:SpringPoleAdvance3.png|thumb|200px|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] using a Pole in ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Rush]]'', the Spring Poles are regular objects only seen in [[Leaf Storm]], with their appearance being green stretchy poles like in ''Sonic Advance 2''. The Spring Poles also had mechanics similar to those in ''Sonic Advance 2'' as the player has to keep bouncing at them at one point to gain extra height.
  
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In ''[[Sonic Advance 3]]'', the Spring Poles are called '''Poles''' once more. In this game, the Poles are again gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. Also, their mechanics are the same as those they had in ''[[Sonic Advance]]''. While they are regularly seen in the [[Zone]]s, Spring Poles also appear in the Zone Maps of each Zone. Also, after utilizing a Spring Pole in gameplay, the player can perform [[Trick Action|Mid-Air Trick Action]]s.
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In ''[[Sonic Rush]]'', the Spring Poles resemble stretchy green poles, like in ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]''. In this game, they are regular objects that only appear in [[Leaf Storm]].
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In gameplay, the Spring Poles' mechanics are similar to those they showcased in ''Sonic Advance 2'', which means that the player can bounce at them at one point to gain extra height.
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====''Sonic Rush Adventure''====
   
 
===''Sonic Rivals'' series===
  
===''Sonic Rivals'' series===
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====''Sonic Rivals''====
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In ''[[Sonic Rivals]]'' and ''[[Sonic Rivals 2]]'', the Spring Poles have the same mechanics and design as in the ''Sonic Rush'' series. Also, the player has to keep bouncing on them at one point to gain extra height. 
  
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[[File:SpringPoleRivals.png|thumb|left|200px|Spring Poles in ''[[Sonic Rivals]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Rivals]]'', the Spring Poles resemble gray poles with a round red pin on their outer end and a dark gray and red foot on the wall. In gameplay, the playable character will achieve the same bouncing height, no matter how many times the playable characters bounces in one spot on a Spring Pole. Otherwise, its mechanics are the same as the typical Spring Pole, which means that the playable characters will bounce higher if they jump off nearer the end of the Spring Poles.
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====''Sonic Rivals 2''====
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In ''[[Sonic Rivals 2]]'', the Spring Poles possess the exact same design they had in ''[[Sonic Riders]]'', being gray poles with a red pin on one end and a dark gray and red foot on the other. Their gameplay mechanics are also the same as the common Spring Pole, like in ''Sonic Rivals''.
   
 
===''Sonic Unleashed''===
  
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[[File:SpringPoleUnleashed.png|thumb|200px|A Springpole in the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.]]
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Spring Poles appear as regular objects in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', where they had the same appearance they had in ''Sonic Advance'' and ''Sonic Advance 3'', but featured the same mechanics they had in the ''Sonic Rush'' games. When the player lands on a Spring Pole, the player keeps bouncing in one place to gain extra height.
  
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In the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', the Spring Poles are referred to as '''Springpoles'''.<ref name="SU"/> Spring Poles this time around are gray poles with a red pin on their outer end, like in the ''[[Sonic Rivals]]'' series. In this game, they only appear in [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'s daytime [[stage]]s. In gameplay, they possess the typical mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, because Sonic can use the [[Stomp]] in this game, the player is able to achieve high bouncing heights on the Spring Poles by using the Stomp on them.
   
 
===''Sonic Colors''===
  
===''Sonic Colors''===
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In [[Wii|Nintendo Wii]] version of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Spring Poles has the same appearances and mechanics as they had in ''Sonic Unleashed''. However as the player is able to use the [[Stomp]] in the game, the player is able to once again achieve high bouncing heights on the Spring Poles by using the Stomp on them.
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In the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Spring Poles possess the same design they had in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', making them resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In gameplay, they possess the standard mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, because the playable characters are able to use the [[Stomp]] in this game, the player is able to once again achieve high bouncing heights on the Spring Poles by using the Stomp on them.
   
 
===''Sonic Generations''===
  
===''Sonic Generations''===
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Spring Poles have also made an appearance in console/[[PC]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]'', where they are only seen in Modern Sonic's acts. Their appearance and mechanics are the same as they were in the previous games.
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In both the console/[[PC]] and [[Nintendo 3DS]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]'', the '''Spring Poles''' (as they are referred to as in this game<ref name="SG"/>) possess the same design they had in ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', making them resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, they only appear in [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Modern Sonic]]'s Acts and [[Challenge Act]]s. In gameplay, they possess the standard mechanics for a Spring Pole.
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=== ''Sonic Forces''===
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In ''[[Sonic Forces]]'', the Spring Poles once again resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, they only appear in [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] and the [[Avatar]]'s [[stage]]s. In gameplay, they possess the usual mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, when bouncing on a Spring Pole in this game, they make the [[Spring]]'s sound effect instead of the distinct one heard in previous games.
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The Spring Pole[1] (スプリングポール Supuringu Pōru?), also called the Pole (ポール Pōru?) and the Springpole,[2] is a gimmick in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. A variant of the Spring, they are flexible bars that are used by the playable characters to launch themselves higher into the air, though they have also been known to give a horizontal boost.

Since their introduction, the Spring Poles have become one of the main gimmicks in several games. Spring Poles sometimes also poke out of the ground and can function or look different in several games.

Description

Usually, Spring Poles are metallic gray poles with a small red round pin on one end, though their appearance is known to have been altered on different occasions to better fit their location's environment. They are typically set on walls above Jump Panels or Springs. When a playable character presses against a horizontal Spring Pole from colliding with them, it will result in the Spring Pole launching the playable character high into the air. Usually, the height of the bounce on the Spring Poles is determined by how far out on the Spring Poles that the playable character is presses against them; in other words, the farther out on the Spring Pole the playable character is pressing against it, the higher will the character be thrown into the air.

When the player does not have enough speed to reach the top of the wall, they can use the Spring Pole to get launched into the air. In several games, the player can also utilize the Stomp to gain an extra amount of boost from the Spring Pole and go even higher than normal.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog CD

Early Spring Poles

Brown poles in Sonic the Hedgehog CD.

While not exactly Spring Poles, similar-looking, brown bendy poles appeared as minor objects in Sonic the Hedgehog CD. They are featured only in Palmtree Panic Zone 2 where they can be found in all of the Zone's time periods except for the present timeline. They are usually set on the ledges and walls of level structures or shuttle loops.

When the player jumps on a pole in this game, it will normally launch the playable character into the air while he is using his Spin Attack. Also, the player can be launched higher into the air by bouncing on the pole repetitively.

Sonic Advance series

Sonic Advance

Pole-Sonic-Advance-I

In Sonic Advance, the Spring Poles are referred to as Poles and look like gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, the Spring Poles are only seen in Neo Green Hill Zone and Casino Paradise Zone, where they in the latter are decorated with red flags.

In gameplay, when the player makes contact with a Pole, the playable character will grab onto it and gain an extra vertical boost into midair. Casino Paradise Zone also features vertical Poles that are set on the ground, which can give the playable character an extra amount of running speed when making contact with them, similar to the Dash Panels. This only happens, however, if the player has enough momentum before touching them.

Sonic Advance 2

Pole-Sonic-Advance-II

In Sonic Advance 2, the Spring Poles are referred to as Poles again. In this game, there are bouncy bars set on the walls which are similar to the Spring Poles in terms of both appearance and function. However, the player has to bounce on these objects as far away from the wall as possible in order to reach great enough bouncing height.

The aforementioned gimmicks aside, there are also Poles similar to the Spring Poles. However, these poles resemble more large pins and are standing upright on the ground. These pins also function differently from the Spring Poles: when the player runs into such a pin, the playable character sticks to it and spins around it once before being launched running in the opposite direction from where they came.

Sonic Advance 3

SpringPoleAdvance3

Sonic using a Pole in Sonic Advance 3.

In Sonic Advance 3, the Spring Poles are called Poles once more. In this game, the Poles are again gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. Also, their mechanics are the same as those they had in Sonic Advance. While they are regularly seen in the Zones, Spring Poles also appear in the Zone Maps of each Zone. Also, after utilizing a Spring Pole in gameplay, the player can perform Mid-Air Trick Actions.

Sonic Rush series

Sonic Rush

In Sonic Rush, the Spring Poles resemble stretchy green poles, like in Sonic Advance 2. In this game, they are regular objects that only appear in Leaf Storm.

In gameplay, the Spring Poles' mechanics are similar to those they showcased in Sonic Advance 2, which means that the player can bounce at them at one point to gain extra height.

Sonic Rush Adventure

Sonic Rivals series

Sonic Rivals

SpringPoleRivals

Spring Poles in Sonic Rivals.

In Sonic Rivals, the Spring Poles resemble gray poles with a round red pin on their outer end and a dark gray and red foot on the wall. In gameplay, the playable character will achieve the same bouncing height, no matter how many times the playable characters bounces in one spot on a Spring Pole. Otherwise, its mechanics are the same as the typical Spring Pole, which means that the playable characters will bounce higher if they jump off nearer the end of the Spring Poles.

Sonic Rivals 2

In Sonic Rivals 2, the Spring Poles possess the exact same design they had in Sonic Riders, being gray poles with a red pin on one end and a dark gray and red foot on the other. Their gameplay mechanics are also the same as the common Spring Pole, like in Sonic Rivals.

Sonic Unleashed

SpringPoleUnleashed

A Springpole in the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed.

In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed, the Spring Poles are referred to as Springpoles.[2] Spring Poles this time around are gray poles with a red pin on their outer end, like in the Sonic Rivals series. In this game, they only appear in Sonic the Hedgehog's daytime stages. In gameplay, they possess the typical mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, because Sonic can use the Stomp in this game, the player is able to achieve high bouncing heights on the Spring Poles by using the Stomp on them.

Sonic Colors

In the Wii version of Sonic Colors, the Spring Poles possess the same design they had in Sonic Unleashed, making them resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In gameplay, they possess the standard mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, because the playable characters are able to use the Stomp in this game, the player is able to once again achieve high bouncing heights on the Spring Poles by using the Stomp on them.

Sonic Generations

In both the console/PC and Nintendo 3DS version of Sonic Generations, the Spring Poles (as they are referred to as in this game[1]) possess the same design they had in Sonic Unleashed, making them resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, they only appear in Modern Sonic's Acts and Challenge Acts. In gameplay, they possess the standard mechanics for a Spring Pole.

Sonic Forces

In Sonic Forces, the Spring Poles once again resemble gray poles with a red pin on their outer end. In this game, they only appear in Sonic the Hedgehog and the Avatar's stages. In gameplay, they possess the usual mechanics for a Spring Pole. Also, when bouncing on a Spring Pole in this game, they make the Spring's sound effect instead of the distinct one heard in previous games.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sonic Generations (PlayStation 3) European instruction booklet, p. 11.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Sonic Unleashed (PlayStation 3) European instruction booklet, p. 19.
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Playable characters Sonic · Tails · Knuckles · Amy
Non-playable characters Dr. Eggman · Chao (Gold Chao) · Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Kangaroo, Koala, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Picky, Pocky, Rabbit, Ricky, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk)
Zones Neo Green Hill Zone · Secret Base Zone · Casino Paradise Zone · Ice Mountain Zone · Angel Island Zone · Egg Rocket Zone · Cosmic Angel Zone · X-Zone · The Moon Zone · Special Stages
Enemies Buzzer · Drisame · GamiGami · Hanabii · KeroKero · Kiki · Kuraa · Leon · Mirror · Mogu · Oct · Pen · Pierrot · Rhinotank · Senbon · Slot · Tentou · Wamu · Yukimaru
Bosses Egg Hammer Tank · Egg Press · Egg Ball · Egg Spider · Mecha Knuckles · Egg Snake · Egg Wrecker · Egg Drillster · Egg X · Super Egg Robot
Moves/techniques Climb · Giant Steps · Glide · Grinding · Hammer Attack · Hammer Jump · Hammer Whirl · Jump Dash · Insta-Shield · Jump Attack · Look down · Propeller Flying · Skid Attack · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Super Sonic Boost · Somersault · Swimming (Tails) · Swimming (Knuckles) · Tail Swipe
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Bumper · Bumper wall · Capsule · Cloud · Conveyor Belt · Dash Panel · Fan · Fireball · Flipper · Goal Plate · Grind Rail · High-speed warp tube ·
Items Continue · Item Box (1-Up, ? Ring, 5 Rings, 10 Rings, Blind*, Brake*, Confusion*, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Shield, Speed Boots, Transparency*, Warp*) · Ring
Other Chao Search* · Life · Loop · Moon · Sonic Advance & Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Official Perfect Guide · Sonic Advance Victory Perfect Guide · Sound Test* · Time Attack · Tiny Chao Garden* · Time Over · Tornado · Trick Point · Tunnel · Water
*Appears in the Game Boy Advance version only
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails · Knuckles · Cream and Cheese · Amy
Non-playable characters Eggman · Vanilla · Guard Robo · Chao · Animals (Deer, Elephant, Flicky, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Sea Otter, Seal, Skunk)
Zones Leaf Forest · Hot Crater · Music Plant · Ice Paradise · Sky Canyon · Techno Base · Egg Utopia · XX · True Area 53 · Special Stages
Enemies Balloon · Bell · Buzzer · Circus · Flickey · Geji-Geji · Gohla · Hammerhead · Kiki · Koura · Kubinaga · Kura-Kura · Kyura · Madillo · Mon · Mouse · Pen · Piko-Piko · Spina · Star · Straw · Yado
Bosses EggHammerTankII · Egg Bomber Tank · Egg Totem · Aero Egg · Egg Saucer · Egg-Go-Round · Egg Frog · Super Eggrobo Z · True Area 53 boss
Moves/
techniques		 General Amy Dash · Boost Mode · Bound · Chao Attack · Chao Rolling Attack · Crouch · Double Spin Attack · Drill Claw  · Double Punch · Flying · Grinding · Hammer Attack · Head Slide · Homing Attack · Jump Dash · Mid-Air Glide · Mid-Air Hammer Swirl · Propeller Flying · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spiral Attack · Skid Attack · Step Attack · Super Hammer Attack · Super Skid · Super Sonic Boost · Super Tails Swipe · Swim · Tail Swipe · Wall Climb
Mid-Air Trick Actions Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step, Spiral Upper) · Long Wind Jump (Burning Straight, Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) · Stop 'n' Slam (Bound, Drill Claw, Mid-Air Hammer Swirl, Propeller Descent, Soft Bomber) · Quick Reverse (Back Attack, Back Rotor, Back Star, Milky Turn)
Gimmicks and obstacles Bumper wall · Cannon · Dash Panel · Dropping platform · Fan · Gravity Control Switch · Grind Rail · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Spikes] · Spin ring · Spring · Spring Pole · Star Post
Items Chaos Emerald · Item Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Attack, Brake, Confusion, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Mosaic, Power Sneakers, Random Ring Bonus, Shield, Warp) · Ring · Special Ring
Other Auto Running · Chao Bounce · Chao Search · Corkscrew · Freeze · Life · Loop · Sonic Advance 2 Official Guidebook · Sonic Advance 2: Prima's Official Strategy Guide · Time Attack · Time Over · Tiny Chao Garden · Tunnel
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails · Knuckles · Amy · Cream and Cheese · Eggman
Non-playable characters Vanilla · Gemerl (Ultimate Gemerl) · Chao · Omochao
Zones Route 99 · Sunset Hill · Ocean Base · Toy Kingdom · Twinkle Snow · Cyber Track · Chaos Angel · Altar Emerald · Nonaggression · Special Stage · Mini-Games
Enemies Akatento · Aotento · Ape · Bu-Bu · Buzzer · Clam · Condor · Gaogao · Gekogeko · Ginpe · Guards · Guruguru · Hariisen · Jousun · Juggling · Kamaki · Kyacchaa · Marun · Minimole · Muukaden · Spina · Takkon · Uutsubo · Yadokk · Yukigasen
Bosses Egg Hammer 3 · Egg Ball No.2 · Egg Foot · Egg Cube · Egg Chaser · Egg Pinball · Egg Gravity · Hyper Eggrobo · Ultimate Gemerl
Moves/
techniques		 General Amy Dash · Big Hammer Attack · Boost Mode · Bound Attack · Breast Stroke · Breathe · Chao Attack · Chao Ball Attack · Chao Spin · Chao Spinning Attack · Dash Climb · Dog Paddle · Double Mid-Air Glide · Double Punch · Drill Claw · Fire Sliding · Flying · Floating Fall · Grinding · Hammer Attack · Hammer Jump · Hammer Propeller Flying · Head Slide · High Propeller Flying · Hip Drop · Homing Attack · Jump Dash · Leap · Life Ring · Look down · Mid-Air Dash Glide · Propeller Flying · Mid-Air Chao Attack · Mid-Air Chao Ball Attack · Mid-Air Chao Spinning Attack · Mid-Air Glide · Mid-Air Hammer Attack · Mid-Air Hammer Jump · Skid Attack · Spin · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Super Sonic Boost · Spinning Hammer Attack · Spiral Upper · Tag Action · Tail Spin Attack · Tail Swipe · Tornado Attack · Upper Spin · Wall Climb · Wind Attack
Mid-Air Trick Actions Big Air (Happy Spring, Hop Jump, Petit Step) · Long Wind Jump (Humming Top, Sweet Roll, Window Jump) · Stop 'n' Slam (Bound Attack, Spinning Hammer Attack, Propeller Descent, Hip Drop)
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Bungee Rope · Dash Panel · Flywheel · Gondola · Grind Rail · High-speed warp tube · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Minecart · Platform-raising Wheel · Propeller Spring · Pulley · Seesaw · Snowblower · Spring · Spring Pole · Special Spring · Spin ring · Star Post · Switch
Items Act Ring · Capsule · Chaos Emerald · Factory Ring · Goal Medal · Item Box (1-Up, 5 Ring Bonus, 10 Ring Bonus, Confusion, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Minus Ring, Mosaic, Power Sneakers, Random Ring Bonus, Shield, Slow, Swap, Transparency) · Ring · Special Key
Voice actors English Ryan Drummond (Sonic) · Deem Bristow (Eggman) · William Corkery (Tails) · Scott Dreier (Knuckles) · Jennifer Douillard (Amy) · Sarah Wulfeck (Cream) · Jon St. John (announcer)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream)
Other Altar of Emerald · Angel Island · Chao Playground · Corkscrew · Fly Type · Freeze · Life · Loop · Power Type · Sonic Factory · Speed Type · Time Attack · Tornado 2 · Water
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Blaze (Burning Blaze)
Non-playable characters Cream · Cheese · Vanilla · Eggman · Eggman Nega · Animals (Camel, Cat, Elephant, Gorilla, Koala, Kangaroo, Lion, Mole, Monkey, Parrot, Peacock, Penguin, Rabbit, Robin, Seal, Skunk, Flicky, Ricky, Pocky, Wocky)
Stages Leaf Storm · Water Palace · Mirage Road · Night Carnival · Huge Crisis · Altitude Limit · Dead Line · Unknown · Exception · Special Stage
Enemies Battle Flapper · Bomb Hawk · Cannon Flapper · Egg Bishop · Egg Hammer · Egg Pawn · Egg Pawn Bunny · Egg Pawn Manager (gun) · Egg Pawn Manager (SF gun) · Falco · Flapper · Gun Hunter · Klagen · Knight Pawn · Laser Flapper · Rhino Cannon · Sea Pawn · Solid Pawn
Bosses Egg Hammer Mega · Egg Turtle · Egg Scarab · Egg Libra · Egg Hammer Fortress · Egg Eagle · Sonic/Blaze · Egg King · Egg Salamander
Moves/techniques Axel Jump · Axel Tornado · Boost Mode · Burning Fire Boost · Burst Dash · Burst Hover · Crouch · Fire Boost · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop Jump · Humming Top · Jump Dash · Jump Step · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Super Boost · Super Sonic Boost · Trick Action
Gimmicks and obstacles Bungee Rope · Cannon · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Electrical emitter · Giant Waterwheel · Grind Rail · Hang Glider · High-speed warp tube · Jump Panel · Rainbow Ring · Special Generator · Spring · Spring Pole · Star Post · Switch · Winding Rope · Zip Line
Items Air bubble · Chaos Emerald · Floating Item Box · Goal Ring · Item Box (5 Ring Bonus, Attract, Confusion, Invincible, Magnetic Shield, Maximum Tension Bonus, (multiplayer), Random Ring Bonus, Shield, Slow, Tension Bonus) · Ring · Sol Emerald
Voice actors English Jason Griffith (Sonic) · Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega) · Amy Palant (Tails) · Rebecca Honig (Cream) · Bella Hudson (Blaze)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Eggman Nega) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream) · Nao Takamori (Blaze)
Music Songs "A New Day" · "Right There, Ride On" · "Back 2 Back" · "Ethno Circus" · "Ska Cha Cha" · "Jeh Jeh Rocket" · "Get Edgy" · "What U Need" · "Metal Scratchin'" · "Vela Nova" · "Bomber Barbara" · "Wrapped in Black" · "Raisin' Me Up"
Albums Sonic Rush Original Groove Rush
Others Corkscrew · Health Gauge · Life · Loop · Rank · Real-Time Interaction · Sol Dimension · Sonic Rush Strongest Strategy Guide · Time Attack · Tension Gauge · Water
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Playable characters Sonic | Knuckles | Shadow | Silver | Metal Sonic
Non-playable characters Amy | Tails | Rouge | Eggman | Eggman Nega
Zones Forest Falls Zone | Colosseum Highway Zone | Sky Park Zone | Crystal Mountain Zone | Death Yard Zone | Meteor Base Zone
Bosses Egg Turtle | Egg Falcon | Egg Lynx | Egg Kong | Egg Destroyer
Enemies Cannon Flapper | Drill Worm | Egg Pawn | Metal Hound | MonoClown | Venoom | Vultur | Yetee
Moves/
Techniques 		General Air Boost | Grinding | Homing Attack | Speed Boost | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump
Signature Moves Chaos Control | Copycat | ESP | Hammer Punch | Sonic Boom
Gimmicks and obstacles Bobsled | Boost Object | Boost Ring | Dash Panel | Fan | Grind Rail | High-speed warp tube | Jump Panel | Movable box | Spikes | Spring | Spring Pole | Warp Hole
Items Power-Up (Magnet, Star) | Ring
Voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) | Dan Green (Knuckles) | Pete Capella (Silver) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Lisa Ortiz (Amy) | Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega)
Other Corkscrew | Freeze | Eggman Nega's camera | Loop | Onyx Island | Rank | Real-Time Interaction | Sonic Rivals Dash
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Playable characters Sonic | Tails | Knuckles | Rouge | Shadow | Metal Sonic | Silver | Espio
Non-playable characters Mimic Ghost | Team Chaotix (Vector) | Dr. Eggman | Eggman Nega | Metal Sonic 3.0
Zones Blue Coast Zone | Sunset Forest Zone | Neon Palace Zone | Frontier Canyon Zone | Mystic Haunt Zone | Chaotic Inferno Zone
Battle Capture the Chao | King of the Hill | Knock Out | Laps Race | Ring Battle | Tag
Enemies Bombat | Cannon Flapper | Egg Pawn | Guardon Crab | Hyudoro
Bosses Egg Liner | Egg Crawler | Egg Dealer | Egg Bull | Egg Phantom | Ifrit
Moves/
Techniques 		General Air Boost | Crouch | Grinding | Homing Attack | Speed Boost | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Spin Jump
Signature Moves Bat Guard | Chaos Control | Chroma Camo | Copycat | ESP | Knuckle Slam | Sonic Boom | Tail Copter
Gimmicks and obstacles Bingo | Boost Object | Boost Ring | Bungee Rope | Cannon | Dash Panel | Flipper | Fountain | Grind Rail | Hang Glider | High-speed warp tube | Jump Panel (plate) | Jump Panel (ramp) | Movable box | Minecart | Rocket | Slot machine | Spikes | Spring | Spring Pole | Switch | Warp Hole
Items Barrel | Container (Wooden) | Outfit | Power-Up (Magnet) | Ring
Voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) | Amy Palant (Tails) | Pete Capella (Silver) | David Wills (Espio) | Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) | Dan Green (Knuckles, Vector) | Mike Pollock (Eggman, Eggman Nega)
Music "Race To Win"
Other Chaos Emerald | Corkscrew | Emerald Detector | Freeze | Loop | Master Emerald | Rank | Real-Time Interaction | Signature Meter | Tunnel
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic, Werehog) · Gaia Colossus
Non-playable characters Apotos Alexis · Anastasia · Eric · Gregorios · Hot Dog Vendor · Ice Cream Vendor · Lambros · Lucas · Milos · Sandra
Spagonia Aida · Barbara · Ciccio · David · Denise · Dora · Elio · Federica · Franco · Gigi · Hot Dog Vendor · Ippolita · Irma · Josef · Lilli · Lucia · Marcantonio · Mauro · Natalia · Otto · Professor Pickle · Professor Pickle's Assistant · Raimondo
Mazuri Ana · Essie · Gwek · Hog Dog Vendor · Kofi · Kwami · Kwod · Yawa · Yaya
Chun-nan Chun · Hot Dog Vendor · Hualin · Jinlin · Lin · Shuifon · Wang · Yilin · Zonshen
Holoska Hot Dog Vendor · Jari-Pekka · Jari-Thure · Marketa · Sarianna · Ursule
Shamar Ara · Dimah · Ehsan · Erhan · Hizir · Hot Dog Vendor · Iman · Labib · Latif · Layla · Mufid · Musaid · Raniya · Sa'id · Sadiq · Safi · Samia · Sammar · Shadi · Utba · Yasmine
Empire City Boss · Brenda · Charles · Def Big · Elizabeth · Hot Dog Vendor · Li'l Kate · Louie Montaine · Robert
Adabat Hot Dog Vendor · Jamal · Kaeo · Nagi · Rudi · Teanchai
Eggmanland EF-DC1998 · EF-MD1991 · EF-XB2006 · Hot Dog Vendor
Misc. Amy · Chip · Dark Gaia (Perfect Dark Gaia) · Dr. Eggman · Tails · SA-55 · Su · Uh · Wentos
Town Stages Apotos · Mazuri · Spagonia · Chun-nan · Holoska · Shamar · Empire City · Adabat · Eggmanland
Action Stages Windmill Isle · Savannah Citadel · Rooftop Run · Dragon Road · Cool Edge · Arid Sands · Skyscraper Scamper · Jungle Joyride · Eggmanland · Tornado Defense
Enemies Badniks Aero-Cannon · Aero-Chaser · Egg Blizzard · Egg Burst · Egg Fighter · Egg Fighter: Knight (Electric shield, Spring shield) · Egg Fighter: Shield (Electric shield, Spring shield) · Egg Fighter: Sword · Egg Flame · Egg Launcher (H) · Egg Launcher (H+V) · Egg Launcher (V) · Egg Shackle · Egg Shooter · Egg Typhoon · Gold Aero-Cannon · Interceptor · Little Fighter · Mole Cannon · Spinner · Thunder Ball · Thunder Spinner
Dark Gaia's Minions Big Mother · Cure Master · Dark Bat · Dark Bat Sniper · Dark Eel · Dark Fright · Deep Nightmare · Evil Flower · Fire Master · Fright Master · Killer Bee · Lightning Master · Little Rex · Nightmare · Power Master · Red Fright · Red Killer Bee · Red Rex · Thunder Bat · Titan
Bosses Egg Beetle · Egg Cauldron · Egg Devil Ray · Egg Dragoon · Egg Lancer · Dark Gaia · Dark Gaia Phoenix · Dark Guardian · Dark Moray · Perfect Dark Gaia
Moves/
techniques		 Sonic Air Boost · Cartwheel · Crouch · Foot Sweep · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop · Jump Dash · Lightspeed Dash · Slide · Skydiving · Sonic Boost · Sonic Drift · Spin Jump · Stomp · Quick Step · Wall Jump
Werehog Attack · Dash · Double Jump · Grab · Guard · Unleashed Mode · Wall Shuffle
Misc. Boost · Drill Attack · Super Sonic Boost · Turbo Boost
Skills Straight attacks Donkey Kick Combo · Double Axle Combo · Double Kick Combo · Feral Were-Hammer · Knuckle Sandwich Combo · Sho-Hog-Ken · Unleashed Knuckle Sandwich · Vertical Were-Hammer · Were-Hammer · Werewheel Rush
Hook attacks Earthshaker · Egg Scrambler · Feral Wild Whirl · Rolling Kick Combo · Sho-Claw-Ken · Ultimate Wild Combo · Unleashed Wild Combo · Wereclap · Wild Whirl · Wild Whirl Were-Hammer
Aerial attacks Aerial Claw Slash · Aerial Claw Slash and Spin · Aerial Piledriver · Crescent Moon Strike · Diving Bodypress · Flying Double-Punch · Flying Double-Punch Crush · Hurricane Combo · Shooting Star Combo · Typhoon Combo
Special attacks Comet Punch · Missile Punch · Spinning Needle Attack · Tricky Tornado Uppercut · Triple Wild Claw · Were-Claw Charge · Were-Cyclone · Were-Rush · Were-Tornado · Wild Werewhip
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Blue spring · Bobsled · Bomb · Buoy · Check Point · Conveyor Belt · Crane Lift · Crank · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Door · Egg Spring · Fountain · Grind Rail · Hanging vine · Hint Ring · Horizontal Bar · Hourglass · Icicle · Iron ball · Jump Selector · Laser field · Lever · Movable box · Moving Crate · Rainbow Ring · Ramp · Snowblower · Spike Trap · Spikes · Spring · Spring Pole · Switch · Thorn Spring · Trick Jump Panel · Wide spring · Zip Line
Items General 1-Up · Art Book · Audio System · Blue Tea · Bookshelf · Boss Gate · Chaos Orb · Container (Explosive crate, Steel Container, Wooden Container) · Crystal Ball · Dark Gaia Force · Edible item (Apple, Banana, Canned Juice, Chai, Chili dog, Donut, Sundae Supreme) · Gaia Gate · Gaia Key · Goal Ring · Gift · Gramophone · Green Tea · Key Stone · Lovely Ring · Maiden Statue · Old Necklace · Pick-Me-Up · Pretty Bouquet · Power Shield · Record · Red Tea · Ring · Shield Charge · Souvenir · Super Ring · Sun/Moon Medal · Super Claw · Super Ring · Turquoise Tea · TV · Videotape · Violet Tea · White Tea · Yellow Tea
Level Up Items Air Boost Shoes · Light Speed Dash Shoes · Stomping Shoes · Wall Jump Shoes
Voice actors English Jason Griffith (Sonic, Werehog, Pickle's Assistant) · Amy Palant (Tails) · Lisa Ortiz (Amy) · Dan Green (Ice Cream Vendor, Pickle) · Anthony Salerno (Chip) · Mike Pollock (Eggman, Zonshen) · Christopher Collet (SA-55)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Tomokazu Seki (Werehog) · Chikao Otsuka (Eggman) · Chō (Pickle) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Ryōko Shiraishi (Chip)
Music Songs "Endless Possibility" · "Dear My Friend"
Albums Planetary Pieces: Sonic World Adventure Original Soundtrack
Other Auto Running · Boost Gauge · Boost Gauge · Chao · Chaos Emerald · Chaos Energy Cannon · Chun-nan's Treasure · Collection Room · Combo · Critical Attack · Don Fachio · Dr. Eggman's chair · Earth · Egg Dragoon · Egg Fleet · Egg Mobile · Entrance Stage · Exorcisms · Experience Point · Freeze · Gaia Manuscripts · Gaia Temple · Gaia Temple guardian · Hallowmoon · Health Gauge · Ibanga · Lah · Miles Electric · Mission · Real-Time Interaction · Ring Energy Gauge · Shield Gauge · Shop (Counter of Dreams 2, Eggshop, Flying Fish Beach Shop, Golden Trading Company, Josef's, Surfside Seagull Sundries, Traveling Salesman Wentos, Treeshade, Ursule's Trading Post, Wang's Emporium) · Shuttle loop · Sonic: Night of the Werehog · Sonic World Adventure (manga) · Spagonia University · SPD · Tornado-1 · Rank · Time of awakening · Unleashed Gauge
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Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Mii* · Virtual Hedgehog
Non-playable characters Cubot · Eggman · Metal Sonic^ · Orbot · Tails · Yacker
Wisps White · Cyan · Yellow · Orange · Blue · Green · Pink · Purple · Jade^
Areas Tropical Resort · Sweet Mountain · Starlight Carnival · Planet Wisp · Aquarium Park · Asteroid Coaster · Terminal Velocity · Game Land (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Enemies Big Chaser · Buzzer · Chopper · Crabmeat · Egg Chaser · Egg Pawn · Jawz · Larva · Mole · Moto Bug · Sandworm · Spinner (Metal, Thunder) · Spiny · Sprinkler
Bosses Rotatatron · Captain Jelly · Frigate Orcan · Refreshinator · Admiral Jelly · Asteroid Coaster sub-boss · Frigate Skullian · Nega-Wisp Armor
Moves/techniques Air Boost · Assist · Boost · Crouch · Double Jump · Drift · Ghost Attack^ · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop · Jump Dash · Kick boost · Ring Dash · Slide · Skydiving · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Stomp · Super Sonic Boost · Trick Action · Wall Jump
Color Powers Blue Cube · Cyan Laser · Final Color Blaster · Green Hover · Jade Ghost^ · Orange Rocket · Pink Spikes · Purple Frenzy · Yellow Drill
Gimmicks and obstacles Accelerator Gun · Amber block · Balloon · Billiard Ball · Bomb · Bottomless pit · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Dropping platform · Egg Spring · Fan · Floating turret · Fountain · Ghost Anchor^ · Grind Rail · Hint Ring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Mobile spring · Movable box · Moving Crate · Optical cable · Prism · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Red School · Sea Monster · Slot machine · Spike Trap · Spring · Spring Pole · Star Post · Switch · Trick Jump Panel · Underground pipe · Wide spring · Zip Line
Items 1-Up* · 100 Count Ring^ · Air bubble · Blue Block · Blue Ring · Chaos Emerald · Container (Chroma Cube, Steel, Unbreakable, Wooden) · Egg Medal · Goal Ring · Meteorite · Park Token^ · Prison Capsule · Ring · Special Ring · Super Ring · Tails Save^ · Wisp Capsule
Voice actors English Roger Craig Smith (Sonic, Wisp announcer) · Mike Pollock (Eggman) · Kate Higgins (Tails) · Kirk Thornton (Orbot) · Wally Wingert (Cubot)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) · Wataru Takagi (Cubot) · Utako Yoshino (Yacker) · Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer)
Music Songs "Reach for the Stars" · "Speak with Your Heart"
Albums Vivid Sound X Hybrid Colors: Sonic Colors Original Soundtrack · Sonic Colors: Ultimate Original Soundtrack "Re-Colors" · SONIC COLORS ULTIMATE 2XLP VINYL SOUNDTRACK
Other Auto Running · Boost Gauge · The Bucket O'Sushi · Corkscrew · Customize^ · Earth · Egg Gun · Egg Planet Park · Egg Shuttle · Egg Spear · Eggman's Ultra-Accelerating Space Elevator · Eggman Enterprises · Hyper-go-on · Life · Loop · Miles Electric · Mind Control Ray · Moon · Nega-Wisp · Options Satellite (Music^) · Rank · Real-Time Interaction · Sonic Colors: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Colors: Rise of the Wisps (Part 1, Part 2, Complete) · Sonic Colors Comics (The whisper of invasion, Egg Planet Park) · Totem pole · Tractor beam generator · Water · Wisp Gauge
*Appears only in the Wii version · ^Appears only in Sonic Colors: Ultimate
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Playable characters Modern and Classic Sonic (Modern and Classic Super Sonic) · Shadow*
Non-playable characters Amy · Animals (Flicky, Picky, Pecky, Cucky) · Babylon Rogues (Jet, Storm, Wave) Bark · Bean · Big · Biolizard*  · Black Doom* · Blaze · Chao (Cheese) · Chip · Cream · Cubot · Dark Gaia · Doom's Eye* · Modern and Classic Eggman · Emerl · Fang · Knuckles · Mighty · Mephiles · Metal Sonic · Omega · Omochao · Orbot · Perfect Chaos · Ray · Rouge · Silver · Modern and Classic Tails · Team Chaotix (Charmy, Espio, Vector) · Tikal · Time Eater · Wisp (Yacker)
Wisps Orange · Pink
Stages Green Hill · Chemical Plant · Sky Sanctuary · Speed Highway · City Escape · Seaside Hill · Crisis City · Rooftop Run · Planet Wisp · Casino Night
Challenge Acts Doppelganger Race! · The Buzz Bombers' Revenge! · Knuckles: Horde of Enemies · Swingset Circus · High Speed Challenge · Look Out Below! · Tails: Way Past Fast · Jump Rush · 300% Boost Gauge Challenge · Tails: Toxic Skies · Which Switch is Which? · Aqua Shield Challenge · Invincibility Challenge · One Ring Challenge · Amy: Taking the Leap Together! · Grappling with Grabbers · Underwater Ring Machine · Eggrobo Rush · Aerial Paradise · Ring Time Challenge · Amy: Topsy Turvy · Knuckles: Buried Treasure · 200% Boost Gauge Challenge · Balloon Bonanza · High-Speed Hijinks (Modern) · Cream: Chao Hunt · Hot Pursuit (Classic) · High Speed Challenge 2 · Resisting Arrest · Overdrift · Hot Pursuit (Modern) · Drill Baby Drill · Espio: Master of Camouflage · Lord of the Board · Thunder Shield Challenge · Rouge: The Bombardier · Rite of Spring · Cream: Helping Hand · Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Modern) · Topsy-Turvy · High-Speed Hijinks 2 · Rescue the Animals! · Espio: Way of the Ninja · High-Speed Hijinks (Classic) · Underwater Challenge · Rouge: The Temptress · Trick Island · Surf, Sea, and Sand · Terror From the Deep · Goal Post Juggle · Vector: Through the Storm · Flame Shield Challenge · Ring Time Challenge 2 · Power Stomp Challenge · Switcheroo · Blaze: Piercing the Flames · Four-way Cannon Cavalcade · High-Rise Balloon Climb · Dash Ring 1-2-3 (Classic) · Charmy: Don't Bug Me! · One Ring Challenge 2 · Barrel Ring Bonus · Rooftop Rail Grind · Endless Boost · Vector: Pick Up the Beat · With Your Powers Combined · Goal Post Juggle 2 · Chase After Blaze · Rescue the Animals 2! · Cart Challenge · Charmy: High in the Sky · Action Master · Orange Rocket, Blast Off!
Enemies Aero-Cannon · Buzz Bomber · Buzzer · Chopper · Cop Speeder · Crabmeat · Egg Chaser · Egg Fighter · Egg Fighter: Sword · Egg Launcher (H) · Egg Launcher (H+V) · Egg Launcher (V) · Egg Pawn · Eggrobo (Unnamed Eggrobo variant) · Giant Chopper · Grabber · Gun Beetle · Gun Hunter · Iblis's Minions (Iblis Biter, Iblis Taker, Iblis Worm) · Mono Beetle · Moto Bug · Sandworm · Spinner · Spiny · Sprinkler · Thunder Spinner
Bosses Rival bosses Metal Sonic · Shadow · Silver
Era bosses Biolizard* · Death Egg Robot · Perfect Chaos · Egg Dragoon · Time Eater
Moves/
techniques		 Playable characters Air Boost · Atomic Spin · Boost · Bound Jump · Cartwheel · Chaos Control* · Chaos Snap* · Chaos Spear* · Crouch · Double Jump · Drift · Freestyle Tricks · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Hop · Insta-Shield · Jump Dash · Kick boost · Lightspeed Dash · Mid-Air Dash · Quick Step · Slide · Skydiving · Spin · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Stomp · Super Sonic Boost · Super Sonic Missile · Wall Jump ·
Non-playable characters Dig · Drill Attack · Fire Beam · Flying · Heart Effect · Ice Wave · Meteor Smash · Ninja Arts: Camouflage · Propeller Flying · Psychic Knife · Psychokinesis · Restraint Trap · Ring Spark Field · Sun Burst · Teleport Dash · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack · Warping arm attack · Whirlwind
Color Powers Orange Rocket · Pink Spikes
Skills Aqua Shield · Flame Shield · Thunder Shield · Twin Spin Attack · Invincible Start · Shield · Power Sneakers · Long Spin Dash · Treasure Scanner · Homing Attack · Hercules Muscles · Breath Holder · Boardmaster · Ring Time · Blast Off · Speed Up · Direct Jump · Power Stomp · Quick Slide · Acceleration · Smasher Bonus · Ring Energy Bonus · Boost Gauge Up · Serial Homing · Auto-Gauge · Gauge Rebooter · Trick Mastery · Endless Boost · Power Brake · Sure-Footed · Safety Net · Last Chance · 10-Second Rings · Athleticism · Time Break · Super Sonic · Sega Genesis Controller
Gimmicks and obstacles Balloon · Barrel · Big Balloon · Blue blob · Bomb · Bonus Bell · Bottomless pit · Bumper · Cannon · Capsule · Car · Cart · Cloud · Crusher · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Dimensional Bomb · Egg Spring · Explosion Trap · Fan · Flipper · Four-way Cannon · Gear Platform · Goal Plate · Gondola · GUN Military Truck · Hanging Bell · Heart bomb · Helicopter · High-speed warp tube · Horizontal Bar · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Kao · Laser field · Meteorite · Movable box · Pole Elevator · Propeller Spring · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Rocket · Route Signal · Saw · Seesaw · Sling Shot · Slot machine · Spike Trap · Spikes · Spinning Top · Spinning Platform · Spotlight · Spring · Spring Catapult · Spring Pole · Star Post · Switch · Trick Jump Panel · Wall Jump Block · Warp Point · Wide spring · Zip Line
Items Air bubble · Boss Gate · Boss Gate Key · Buoy · Chaos Emerald · Container (Case, Spike Block, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Energy Core · Goal Ring · Information Pod · Item Box (1-Up, Aqua Shield, Flame Shield, Invincible, Power Sneakers, Skateboard, Super Ring, Thunder Shield) · Medal · Mega Mack · Musical note · Red Star Ring · Ring · Snowboard · Time Bonus · Wisp Capsule
Voice actors English Roger Craig Smith (Modern Sonic, Wisp announcer) · Mike Pollock (Modern and Classic Eggman) · Kate Higgins (Modern and Classic Tails) · Travis Willingham (Knuckles) · Cindy Robinson (Amy) · Kirk Thornton (Shadow) · Quinton Flynn (Silver) · Laura Bailey (Blaze, Omochao) · Karen Strassman (Rouge) · Michelle Ruff (Cream) · Keith Silverstein (Vector) · Troy Baker (Espio) · Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Charmy)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Modern Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Modern and Classic Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Modern Tails) · Takuto Yoshinaga (Classic Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Daisuke Ono (Silver) · Nao Takamori (Blaze) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) · Fumihiko Tachiki (Wisp announcer)
Music Songs "Sonic Boom" · "You're My Hero" · "Super Sonic Racing" ·"Open Your Heart" · "It Doesn't Matter" · "Escape from the City" · "For True Story" · "E.G.G.M.A.N." · "Sonic Heroes" · "What I'm Made of..." · "Right There, Ride On" · "Vela Nova" · "I Am... All of Me" · "All Hail Shadow" · "His World" · "Dreams of an Absolution" · "Seven Rings In Hand" · "Let the Speed Mend It" · "A New Venture" · "Race to Win" · "Un-Gravitify" · "Endless Possibility" · "Knight of the Wind" · "Free" · "Reach for the Stars"  ·
Albums 20 Years of Sonic Music · Blue Blur: Sonic Generations Original Soundtrack · History of the 1st Stage Original Soundtrack White Edition
Other Boost Gauge · Chao in Space · Collection Room · Combo · Corkscrew · Death Egg · Death Egg Robot · Egg Dragoon · Egg Gun · Egg Mobile · Egg Spear · Lair of the Time Eater · Life · Loop · Miles Electric · Orca · Perfect Bonus · Rank · Sonic's birthday · Sonic Generations: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Generations (manga) · Sonic Generations of Skate · Statue Room · Time Hole · Tornado-1 · Totem pole · Tunnel · Water · White Space
Playable characters Modern and Classic Sonic (Modern and Classic Super Sonic) · Avatar · Shadow
Non-playable characters Resistance (Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Team Chaotix (Vector, Espio, Charmy), Silver, Team Dark (Shadow, Rouge, Omega) · Eggman · Infinite · Orbot · Cubot · Metal Sonic · Chaos · Zavok · Animals (Cucky, Flicky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky)
Wisps Blue Wisp · Green Wisp · Indigo Wisp · Ivory Wisp · Red Wisp · Violet Wisp · White Wisp · Yellow Wisp
World Map regions Chemical Plant · City · Death Egg · Eggman Empire Fortress · Green Hill · Metropolis · Mystic Jungle
Stages General Lost Valley · Spaceport · Ghost Town · Prison Hall · VS. Zavok · Egg Gate · Arsenal Pyramid · Luminous Forest · VS. Infinite · Green Hill · VS. Eggman · Park Avenue · Casino Forest · Aqua Road · Sunset Heights · Capital City · VS. Infinite · Chemical Plant · Red Gate Bridge · Guardian Rock · Network Terminal · Death Egg · Metropolitan Highway · Null Space · Imperial Tower · Mortar Canyon · VS. Infinite · Iron Fortress · Final Judgement · VS. Death Egg Robot
Episode Shadow Enemy Territory · Eggman's Facility · Virtual Reality
Secret Fire Cannon 1 · Vanish Panel 1 · Bomb Block 1 · Plasma Cannon 1 · Laser Cannon 1 · Reverse Block 1
Extra Flying Pod · Bomb Block 2 · Laser Cannon 2 · Reverse Block 2 · Vanish Panel 2 · Fire Cannon 2 · Plasma Cannon 2
Enemies Balkiry · Buzz Bomber · Chopper · Egg Chaser · Egg Pawn · Egg Tank · Egg Walker · Galaga Bee · Moto Bug · Missile Pod · Nebula · Sandworm · Sprinkler
Bosses Death Egg Robot · Eggman · Egg Dragoon · Infinite · Metal Sonic · Zavok
Moves/techniques Air Boost · Boost · Crouch (grinding) · Double Boost · Double Jump · Drop Dash · Grind Step · Grinding · Homing Attack · Side Step/Cartwheel · Skydiving · Slide · Super Sonic Boost · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Stomp · Triple Boost · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack · Wall Jump · Wire Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles Amber block · Balloon · Bomb Block · Bottomless pit · Bumper · Capsule · Conveyor Belt · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Drop Target · Electrical emitter · Fan · Flipper · Floating turret · Flywheel · Goal · Goal Plate · Grind Rail · High-speed warp tube · Hint Ring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Laser field · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Ring Shooter · Saw · Slot machine · Spikes · Spring · Spring Catapult · Spring Pole · Star Post · Triangle Bumper · Wide spring · Wire Target · Zip Line
Items General Air bubble · Blue Block · Blue Ring · Container (Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Costume · Item Box (Bonus Rings, Invincibility, Power Sneakers, Shield) · Medal · Meteorite · Number Ring · Red Star Ring · Ring · Silver Moon Ring · Wisp Capsule
Wispons Asteroid · Burst · Cube · Drill · Hover · Lightning · Void
Voice actors English Roger Craig Smith (Modern Sonic) · Mike Pollock (Eggman) · Liam O'Brien (Infinite) · Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Tails, Charmy) · Travis Willingham (Knuckles, Zavok) · Cindy Robinson (Amy) · Kirk Thornton (Shadow, Orbot) · Karen Strassman (Rouge) · Vic Mignogna (Omega) · Quinton Flynn (Silver) · Keith Silverstein (Vector) · Matthew Mercer (Espio) · Wally Wingert (Cubot)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Kotaro Nakamura (Eggman) · Takashi Kondō (Infinite) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) · Daisuke Ono (Silver) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Jōji Nakata (Zavok) · Mitsuo Iwata (Orbot) · Wataru Takagi (Cubot) · Fumihiko Tachiki (Narrator)
Music Songs "Fading World" · "Fighting Onward" · "Fist Bump" · "Infinite" · "Justice" · "Moonlight Battlefield" · "Nowhere to Run" · "Rhythm And Balance" · "Set in Motion" · "Supporting Me" · "The Light of Hope" · "Virtual Enemies"
Albums Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack - A Hero Will Rise · Sonic Forces Vocal Traxx - On The Edge · Sonic Forces Hi-Res Collection · Sonic Forces Original Soundtrack The Vinyl Cutz
Other Boost Gauge · Chaos Control · Challenge Mission · "Come Join the Eggman Empire!" · Corkscrew · Daily Mission · Death Crab · Death Egg · Death Queen · Eggman Army · Eggman Empire · Egg Dragoon · Egg Fleet · Egg Mobile · Experience · Health Gauge · Jackal Squad · Levitate · Loop · Mega Mack · Miles Electric · Operation Big Wave · Phantom Copy · Phantom Ruby · Phantom Ruby prototype · Psychokinesis · Rank · Real-Time Interaction · Resistance HQ · Robotomy · Sandworm · Skill · Sonic Forces digital comic (Moment of Truth, Stress Test, Looming Shadow, Rise of Infinite) · Sonic Forces: Speed Battle · SOS Mission · Time Over · Totem pole · Tunnel · War to Take Back the Planet · Wisp Gauge
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