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:''For the gimmick in [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]], see [[Ener-Rail]].''
  
:''For the gimmick in [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]], see [[Ener-Rail]].''
 
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==Description==
  
==Description==
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The Zip Line's appearance is exactly like their [[Wikipedia:Zip-line|real-life counterparts]]', but with some slight design differences occurring between each game. Overall, they consist of a pulley (which is typically colored red) suspended on a long cable mounted on an incline. These cables usually stretch across a long distance through midair. The pulley on an unused Zip Line can always be found at the cable's beginning.
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The Zip Line's appearance is exactly like their [[Wikipedia:Zip-line|real-life counterparts]]', but with some slight design differences occurring between each game. Overall, they consist of a pulley suspended on a long cable mounted on an incline. These cables usually stretch a long distance through midair. The pulley on an unused Zip Line can always be found at the cable's beginning.
   
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The Zip Line's purpose is to help the player reach far away areas by letting them ride down the Zip Line's cable with the aid of its pulley. When using it in gameplay, the user grabs a hold of the pulley which will then cause said pulley to automatically roll down the Zip Line's cable from one end to the other at high speed. In some chases, the Zip Line serves as a shortcut, and in others cases, it is necessary to proceed through a level.
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The Zip Line's purpose is to help the player reach far away areas by letting them ride down the Zip Line's cable with the aid of its pulley. When using it in gameplay, the user grabs a hold of the pulley, which will then cause said pulley to automatically roll down the Zip Line's cable from one end to the other at high speed. In some chases, the Zip Line serves as a shortcut, and in others cases, it is necessary to proceed through a level.
   
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To use a Zip Line in in gameplay, the player just has to touch its pulley. In some games, the player can even zero in on it with the [[Homing Attack]]. Also, once a Zip Line has been used, it (usually) cannot be used again.
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To use a Zip Line in in gameplay, the player just has to touch its pulley. In some games, the player can even zero in on the pulley at the beginning of a Zip Line with the [[Homing Attack]]. Also, once a Zip Line has been used, it usually cannot be used again, although there are exceptions in different games.
   
 
==Game appearances==
  
==Game appearances==
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[[File:This one can be moved to any direction.png|thumb|200px|right|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] riding a Zip Line in [[Launch Base Zone]] Act 2 of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]''.]]
  
[[File:This one can be moved to any direction.png|thumb|200px|right|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] riding a Zip Line in [[Launch Base Zone]] Act 2 of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]''.]]
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In Angel Island Zone, Zip Lines are long, horizontal rope-rides set over long gaps. To ride it, the playable character must touch the wooden handle at the top left end of the Zip Line. After reaching the bottom end, the playable character swings around 360 degrees on it before jumping off it. In Angel Island Zone Act 2 however, one Zip Line has fire on the rope that makes it break, causing the player to fall off before reaching the end. In Launch Base Zone Act 2, there are different, steel-based Zip Lines which use hooks. When the playable character hops into the hook, it will settle and then move straight forward to the end. While riding it, the player can also move the playable character left and right.
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In Angel Island Zone, Zip Lines are long, horizontal rope-rides set over long gaps. To ride it, the playable character must touch the wooden handle at the top left end of the Zip Line. After reaching the bottom end, the playable character swings around 360 degrees on it before jumping off it. In Angel Island Zone Act 2 however, one Zip Line has fire on the rope that makes it break, causing the player to fall off before reaching the end. In Launch Base Zone Act 2, there are different, steel-based Zip Lines which use hooks. When the playable character hops onto the hook, it will settle and then move straight forward to the end. While riding it, the player can move the playable character left and right and jump off after reaching the end of the line.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands.
   
 
===''Sonic Adventure''===
  
===''Sonic Adventure''===
 
[[File:RMSONIC16.png|thumb|200px|left|Sonic using a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]''.]]
  
[[File:RMSONIC16.png|thumb|200px|left|Sonic using a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' and ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]'', the Zip Line only appears in [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s version of [[Red Mountain]]. In this game, the Zip Line's pulley consist of a single rust-brown wheel with a small gray handle bar attached to it, and when using it, Sonic holds onto it with his right hand.
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In ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' and ''[[Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut]]'', the Zip Line only appears in [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s version of [[Red Mountain]]. In this game, the Zip Line's pulley consist of a single rust-brown wheel with a small gray handle bar attached to it. When using it, Sonic holds onto it with his right hand.
   
 
===''Sonic Advance''===
  
===''Sonic Advance''===
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In Secret Base Zone, the Zip Lines have gray cables that are connected between simple gray poles, and their pulleys each resemble a gray wheel with a metal handle attached. In Ice Mountain Zone on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white cables that are connected between pillar-like poles that are colored red, blue and yellow, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a handle attached.
  
In Secret Base Zone, the Zip Lines have gray cables that are connected between simple gray poles, and their pulleys each resemble a gray wheel with a metal handle attached. In Ice Mountain Zone on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white cables that are connected between pillar-like poles that are colored red, blue and yellow, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a handle attached.
   
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In gameplay, the playable character automatically catches onto the Zip Line's pulley once they get below the latter and rides down it while accelerating. In some cases, a Zip Line will even connect to a transverse Zip Line, causing the playable character to ride down the latter in the opposite direction upon touching it.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the playable character automatically catches onto the Zip Line's pulley once they get below the latter and rides down it while accelerating. In some cases, a Zip Line will even connect to a transverse Zip Line, causing the playable character to ride down the latter in the opposite direction upon touching it.
   
 
===''Sonic Heroes''===
  
===''Sonic Heroes''===
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In ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'', different types of Zip Lines appear. In this game, they are encountered in the Bonus Challenges for the [[Special Stage (Sonic Heroes)|Special Stages]]. These Zip Lines have metallic red and white cables for their pulleys to move down along. The pulleys themselves are large red hoops with rainbow-colored inner rims. Tying the pulleys to the cables are rainbow-colored treads, which connect to the pulleys via a red block emblazoned with a [[bumper]] [[Bumper#Symbol|symbol]].
  
In ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'', different types of Zip Lines appear. In this game, they are encountered in the Bonus Challenges for the [[Special Stage (Sonic Heroes)|Special Stages]]. These Zip Lines have metallic red and white cables for their pulleys to move down along. The pulleys themselves are large red hoops with rainbow-colored inner rims. Tying the pulleys to the cables are rainbow-colored treads, which connect to the pulleys via a red block emblazoned with a [[bumper]] [[Bumper#Symbol|symbol]].
   
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In gameplay, while riding a Zip Line, the player can move the playable team left and right with the analog stick to swing around and collect [[Sphere|Power Spheres]] in the air.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, while riding a Zip Line, the player can move the playable team left and right with the analog stick to swing around and collect [[Sphere|Power Spheres]] in the air.
   
 
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In Mirage Road, the Zip Lines have green cables that are connected between simple multicolored poles, and their pulleys each resemble a golden and blue wheel with a golden handle attached. In Altitude Limit on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white and red-striped cables that are connected between high-tech gray poles, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a gray handle attached.
  
In Mirage Road, the Zip Lines have green cables that are connected between simple multicolored poles, and their pulleys each resemble a golden and blue wheel with a golden handle attached. In Altitude Limit on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white and red-striped cables that are connected between high-tech gray poles, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a gray handle attached.
   
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In gameplay, the playable characters are able to ride the Zip Lines both ways. Also, if the playable character builds up enough momentum when making contact with a Zip Line, they will be able to ride it up an incline.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the playable characters are able to ride the Zip Lines both ways and use the [[Boost|Super Boost]]/[[Fire Boost]] while riding them. Also, if the playable character has build up enough momentum when making contact with a Zip Line, they will be able to ride it up an incline.
   
 
=== ''Shadow the Hedgehog'' ===
  
=== ''Shadow the Hedgehog'' ===
 
[[File:GUN Fortress Screenshot 10.png|thumb|left|200px|Shadow using a coaster in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]].'']]
  
[[File:GUN Fortress Screenshot 10.png|thumb|left|200px|Shadow using a coaster in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]].'']]
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In ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]'', the Zip Line is occasionally referred to as "'''coaster'''".<ref>[[Sonic Team]] (15 November 2005). ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''. [[GameCube]]. [[Sega]]. Area/Level: [[Circus Park]]. "'''[[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]''': You can move this coaster to the left and right."</ref> In this game, the Zip Lines are encountered in [[Stage]]s such as [[Circus Park]], [[Cosmic Fall]], [[Space Gadget]] and [[The ARK]].
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In ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]'', the Zip Line is occasionally referred to as the "'''coaster'''".<ref>[[Sonic Team]] (15 November 2005). ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''. [[GameCube]]. [[Sega]]. Area/Level: [[Circus Park]]. "'''[[Doctor Eggman|Dr. Eggman]]''': You can move this coaster to the left and right."</ref> In this game, the Zip Lines are encountered in [[Stage]]s such as [[Circus Park]], [[Cosmic Fall]], [[Space Gadget]] and [[The ARK]].
   
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In each of the Stages, the Zip Lines possess a unique design. In general however, they have metallic cables that are kept suspended from above and possess large mechanical pulleys that serve as high-speed transport mechanisms. In Stages such as Circus Park, the Zip Lines' pulleys are large gray handles that rest top of the cables (with wheels between them) and red, box-shaped rockets on the sides of the handles that emit blue exhausts with white stars. Then there are the Zip Lines in Stages such as GUN Fortress, whose pulleys possess a gray open handle and have both two gray wheels on top of them that keep them connected to the cables and a rocket on the left side that emit a blue exhaust. There are also the Zip Lines in Stages such as Cosmic Fall and Space Gadget whose pulleys are green-yellow blocks that rest on top of the cables and have both a handle connected to them on the bottom and a rocket on the right side of the handle that emits a yellow exhaust.
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In each of the Stages, the Zip Lines possess a unique design. In general however, they have metallic cables that are kept suspended from above and possess large mechanical pulleys that serve as high-speed transport mechanisms. In Stages such as Circus Park, the Zip Lines' pulleys are large gray handles that rest top of the cables (with wheels between them) and red, box-shaped rockets on the sides of the handles that emit blue exhausts with white stars. Then there are the Zip Lines in Stages such as GUN Fortress, whose pulleys possess a gray open handle and have both two gray wheels on top of them that keep them connected to the cables and a rocket on their left sides that emit a blue exhaust. There are also the Zip Lines in Stages such as Cosmic Fall and Space Gadget, whose pulleys are green-yellow blocks that rest on top of the cables and have both a handle connected to them on the bottom and a rocket on the right side of the handles that emits a yellow exhaust.
   
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In gameplay, the player can move the Analogue Stick left or right to tilt the pulley left or right while the playable character is holding onto it.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the player can move the Analogue Stick left or right to tilt the pulley left or right while the playable character is holding onto it.
   
 
=== ''Sonic Rivals'' ===
  
=== ''Sonic Rivals'' ===
 
[[File:PPSSPPWindows64 2015-07-19 22-57-01-691.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Shadow riding a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Rivals]]''.]]
  
[[File:PPSSPPWindows64 2015-07-19 22-57-01-691.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Shadow riding a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Rivals]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Rivals]]'', the Zip Line is a common gimmick that appears in every [[Zone]] in the game. In terms of design, the color of the Zip Lines' cables depend on the Zone. However, the Zip Line's pulleys are all consistently portrayed as white miniature vehicles with a black windshield, small yellow front wheels, large blue rear wheels, and a gray handle hanging from the bottom.
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In ''[[Sonic Rivals]]'', the Zip Line is a common gimmick that appears in every [[Zone]] in the game. In terms of design, the color of the Zip Lines' cables depend on the Zone. However, the Zip Line's pulleys are all consistently portrayed as white miniature vehicles with a black windshield, small yellow front wheels, large blue rear wheels, and a gray handle hanging from their bottom.
   
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In gameplay, the Zip Lines are mainly used to travel across [[bottomless pit]]s safely and take shortcuts.
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the Zip Lines are mainly used to travel across [[bottomless pit]]s safely and take shortcuts.
   
 
=== ''Sonic and the Secret Rings'' ===
  
=== ''Sonic and the Secret Rings'' ===
 
[[File:Dolphin 2016-03-17 22-01-56-972.png|left|thumb|200px|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] riding a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic and the Secret Rings]]''.]]
  
[[File:Dolphin 2016-03-17 22-01-56-972.png|left|thumb|200px|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] riding a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic and the Secret Rings]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic and the Secret Rings]]'', the Zip Line resembles a real-life axe-like carriage attached to a long rope. Their mechanics are the same as in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''. When riding it in gameplay, the player has to tilt the Wii Remote left or right to move it.
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In ''[[Sonic and the Secret Rings]]'', the Zip Lines only appear in [[Levitated Ruin]]. In terms of design, the Zip Lines' pulleys resemble brown axe-like carriages with Arabian patterns on them that are attached to long ropes.
   
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When riding a Zip Line, [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the Zip Lines' mechanics are much like those they displayed in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''; when Sonic is riding them, the player can move the Zip Lines' pulleys from side to side by tilting the Wii Remote left or right.
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In ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', the Zip Line's coloration is red and it appeared in both versions. When using it, Sonic will hold the pulley with both of his hands.
  
   
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[[file:ZipLineUnleashedXboxPS3.png|thumb|200px|right|Sonic using a Zip Line in the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.]]
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The Zip Line also appeared in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I]]'', ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I|II]]'' and ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal|Metal]]'' where it can be used by all playable characters. Its coloration is the same as it was in ''Sonic Colors''. In this game though, the player can control one's speed when moving along the Zip Line by moving left or right. It can also be used again after using it. As Sonic or Metal Sonic, they can also be targeted with the [[Homing Attack]].
  
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In ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'', the Zip Line appears in both the [[Wii]]/[[PlayStation 2]] and [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of the game. In these games, the Zip Line is a common gimmick that is encountered in several daytime levels where [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] is playable.
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The design of the Zip Line differs between the versions of the game. In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of the game, the Zip Lines consist of floating cables with a pulley on each of them. Said pulleys possess a black wheel with a red handle attached to them that resembles the one from the [[Pulley]] gimmick. In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of the game on the other hand, the Zip Lines have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole. These Zip Lines also have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip.
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When riding a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay on both versions of the game, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the [[Homing Attack]].
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[[File:ZipLineSonic4Ep1.png|thumb|left|200px|A Zip Line in ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I]]'',]]
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In ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I]]'', the Zip Lines only appear in [[Splash Hill Zone]] Act 3. In terms of design, the Zip Lines have straight cables that are held up on each end by a red, yellow and blue pole. These Zip Lines also have pulleys that have a [[Bumper#Symbol|bumper symbol]] emblazoned on their wheel and a red handle hanging from their bottom.
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When riding a Zip Line, [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the player can control Sonic's speed when moving along the Zip Line by moving left or right with the movement controls. In addition, the Zip Lines can again be ridden in the opposite direction after being used once. Lastly, the player can target the pulleys on the Zip Lines with the [[Homing Attack]].
   
 
===''Sonic Colors''===
  
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[[file:Zip Line (Sonic Colors).png|thumb|200px|right|The Zip Line in the [[Wii]] version of ''[[Sonic Colors]]''.]]
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In ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Zip Line's coloration is red. When using it, Sonic will holds the pulley with both his hands.
  
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In ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', the Zip Line is a gimmick that appears in both the [[Wii]] and [[Nintendo DS]] version of the game. In the Wii version, the Zip Line appears in several Acts across multiple Areas, but in the Nintendo DS version, it only appears in [[Tropical Resort]]. Its design also differs between the versions of the game.
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In the Wii version of the game, the Zip Lines look exactly like they did in the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'': they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, the Zip Lines' cables are held up on each end by a floating yellow gear, and they have pulleys on them that each consists of a gray wheel with a yellow cup-like section below it that is decorated with white flowers on a red background and a brown handle.
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When using a Zip Line in the Wii version, Sonic will hold onto the pulley with both his hands. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, Sonic holds onto a Zip Line's pulley with just one hand. In gameplay on both versions of the game however, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the [[Homing Attack]].
   
 
===''Sonic Generations''===
  
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[[File:Screenshot.sonic-generations.3840x2160.2011-11-18.107.jpg|thumb|200px|left|[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Modern Sonic]] riding a Zip line in the console/[[PC]] version of ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.]]
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The Zip Line also appeared in ''[[Sonic Generations]]''. In this game, its coloration is red and it has all of its standard functions. Once again, they can be targeted by the Homing Attack. They usually appear in the game's Act 2 stages, although they also appear in the game's Act 1 stages on a few occasions.
  
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In ''[[Sonic Generations]]'', the Zip Line gimmick appears in both the console/[[PC]] and [[Nintendo 3DS]] version of the game. In the console/PC version, the Zip Lines usually appear in the second Act of the [[stage]]s and [[Challenge Act]]s, although they also appear in the first Act of the stages and Challenge Acts on a few occasions. On the Nintendo 3DS version however, the Zip Lines only appear in [[Tropical Resort (Sonic Generations)|Tropical Resort]] Act 1.
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In the console/PC version of the game, the Zip Lines look like they did in the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'': they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, the Zip Lines are identical to how they appeared in the [[Nintendo DS]] version of ''[[Sonic Colors]]'': they have cables are held up on each end by a floating yellow gear, and they have pulleys on them that each consists of a gray wheel with a yellow cup-like section below it that is decorated with white flowers on a red background and a brown handle.
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When using a Zip Line in both versions of ''Sonic Generations'', Sonic holds onto the pulley with both his hands. In gameplay on both versions of the game, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the [[Homing Attack]].
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In the [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)|2013 remake of ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2'']], a single Zip Line appears in [[Hidden Palace Zone (Sonic the Hedgehog 2)|Hidden Palace Zone]]. When the player clings on to it, it will zoom up to a secret area for a few seconds before zooming back to its location.
   
 
===''Sonic Mania''===
  
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[[File:SonicManiaZipLinePromotional.png|thumb|200px|right|[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Classic Sonic's world)|Classic Sonic]] riding a Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Mania]]''.]]
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The Zip Line reappears in ''[[Sonic Mania]]'', and its expansion ''[[Sonic Mania Plus]]''. It only appears in [[Green Hill Zone (Sonic Mania)|Green Hill Zone]] Act 2.
  
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In ''[[Sonic Mania]]'', and its expansion ''[[Sonic Mania Plus]]'', the Zip Line only appears in [[Green Hill Zone (Sonic Mania)|Green Hill Zone]] Act 2. In terms of design, the Zip Lines consist of cables that are held up by floating circular fasteners and pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a handle with a brown grip hanging from the bottom.
   
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When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, a Zip Line will sometimes connect to a transverse Zip Line, causing the playable character to ride down the latter in the opposite direction upon touching it. There are as well sometimes circular "joints" along the Zip Lines' cables that can change the cables' slopes, thus allowing the Zip Lines to move into and along small passages. There are also a few Zip Lines with pulleys on the bottom of an incline that the player can ride up along if they make contact with the Zip Line's pulley while running at high enough speed.
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[[File:ZipLineForces.png|thumb|200px|Sonic using the Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Forces]]''.]]
  
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The Zip Line makes another appearance in ''[[Sonic Forces]]''. It appears and functions exactly as it did in ''[[Sonic Generations]]''.
  
   
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[[File:ZipLineForces.png|thumb|200px|left|Sonic using the Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Forces]]''.]]
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===Models===
  
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In ''[[Sonic Forces]]'', the Zip Lines only appear in [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s [[stage]]s. In terms of design, the Zip Lines have the same design they had in the [[Xbox 360]]/[[PlayStation 3]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'': they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip.
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Pulley.png|Model of Zip Line's handle in ''[[Sonic Colors]]''.
  
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When using a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto the pulley with both his hands. In gameplay, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the [[Homing Attack]].
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Swing me to the other side.png|Wooden Zip Line in [[Angel Island Zone]] of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]''.
  
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This one can be moved to any direction.png|Steel Zip Line in [[Launch Base Zone]] of ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]''.
  
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RMSONIC14.png|The Zip Line in'' [[Sonic Adventure]]''.
  
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Ps2 sonic heroes 65.jpg|A Zip Line in ''[[Sonic Heroes]]''.
  
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ZipLineMirageRoadSRush.png|A Zip Line in [[Mirage Road]] in ''[[Sonic Rush]]''.
  
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ZipLineAltitudeLimitSRush.png|A Zip Line in [[Altitude Limit]] in ''[[Sonic Rush]]''.
  
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GUN Fortress Screenshot 10.png|A Zip Line in [[GUN Fortress]] in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''.
  
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GUPE8P-34.png|A Zip Line in [[Circus Park]] in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''.
  
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SPACEGADGET41.png|A Zip Line in [[Space Gadget]] in ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''.
  
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RSVP8P-75.png|The Zip Line in the [[PlayStation 2]]/[[Wii]] version of ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]''.
  
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For the gimmick in Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, see Ener-Rail.

The Zip Line[1] is a gimmick in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a basic pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline that can be used as a quick and easy way to reach far away areas.

Description

The Zip Line's appearance is exactly like their real-life counterparts', but with some slight design differences occurring between each game. Overall, they consist of a pulley suspended on a long cable mounted on an incline. These cables usually stretch a long distance through midair. The pulley on an unused Zip Line can always be found at the cable's beginning.

The Zip Line's purpose is to help the player reach far away areas by letting them ride down the Zip Line's cable with the aid of its pulley. When using it in gameplay, the user grabs a hold of the pulley, which will then cause said pulley to automatically roll down the Zip Line's cable from one end to the other at high speed. In some chases, the Zip Line serves as a shortcut, and in others cases, it is necessary to proceed through a level.

To use a Zip Line in in gameplay, the player just has to touch its pulley. In some games, the player can even zero in on the pulley at the beginning of a Zip Line with the Homing Attack. Also, once a Zip Line has been used, it usually cannot be used again, although there are exceptions in different games.

Game appearances

Sonic the Hedgehog 3

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Sonic riding a Zip Line in Angel Island Zone Act 1 of Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

The Zip Lines made their first appearance in Sonic the Hedgehog 3. In this game, they appear in Angel Island Zone and Launch Base Zone Act 2, with the Zip Lines' appearance and functionality differing between the two Zones.

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Sonic riding a Zip Line in Launch Base Zone Act 2 of Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

In Angel Island Zone, Zip Lines are long, horizontal rope-rides set over long gaps. To ride it, the playable character must touch the wooden handle at the top left end of the Zip Line. After reaching the bottom end, the playable character swings around 360 degrees on it before jumping off it. In Angel Island Zone Act 2 however, one Zip Line has fire on the rope that makes it break, causing the player to fall off before reaching the end. In Launch Base Zone Act 2, there are different, steel-based Zip Lines which use hooks. When the playable character hops onto the hook, it will settle and then move straight forward to the end. While riding it, the player can move the playable character left and right and jump off after reaching the end of the line.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands.

Sonic Adventure

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Sonic using a Zip Line in Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut.

In Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, the Zip Line only appears in Sonic's version of Red Mountain. In this game, the Zip Line's pulley consist of a single rust-brown wheel with a small gray handle bar attached to it. When using it, Sonic holds onto it with his right hand.

Sonic Advance

In Sonic Advance, Zip Lines appear in Secret Base Zone and Ice Mountain Zone, with their appearance differing between each Zone.

Secret Base II

Knuckles riding a Zip Line that connects to a transverse Zip Line.

In Secret Base Zone, the Zip Lines have gray cables that are connected between simple gray poles, and their pulleys each resemble a gray wheel with a metal handle attached. In Ice Mountain Zone on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white cables that are connected between pillar-like poles that are colored red, blue and yellow, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a handle attached.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the playable character automatically catches onto the Zip Line's pulley once they get below the latter and rides down it while accelerating. In some cases, a Zip Line will even connect to a transverse Zip Line, causing the playable character to ride down the latter in the opposite direction upon touching it.

Sonic Heroes

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Team Rose using a Zip Line in Sonic Heroes.

In Sonic Heroes, different types of Zip Lines appear. In this game, they are encountered in the Bonus Challenges for the Special Stages. These Zip Lines have metallic red and white cables for their pulleys to move down along. The pulleys themselves are large red hoops with rainbow-colored inner rims. Tying the pulleys to the cables are rainbow-colored treads, which connect to the pulleys via a red block emblazoned with a bumper symbol.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, while riding a Zip Line, the player can move the playable team left and right with the analog stick to swing around and collect Power Spheres in the air.

Sonic Rush

In Sonic Rush, Zip Lines appear in Mirage Road and Altitude Limit, with each Zone having their own designs for the Zip Lines.

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A Zip Line in Altitude Limit in Sonic Rush.

In Mirage Road, the Zip Lines have green cables that are connected between simple multicolored poles, and their pulleys each resemble a golden and blue wheel with a golden handle attached. In Altitude Limit on the other hand, the Zip Lines have white and red-striped cables that are connected between high-tech gray poles, and their pulleys each consist of a blue and red wheel with a gray handle attached.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the playable characters are able to ride the Zip Lines both ways and use the Super Boost/Fire Boost while riding them. Also, if the playable character has build up enough momentum when making contact with a Zip Line, they will be able to ride it up an incline.

Shadow the Hedgehog

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Shadow using a coaster in Shadow the Hedgehog.

In Shadow the Hedgehog, the Zip Line is occasionally referred to as the "coaster".[2] In this game, the Zip Lines are encountered in Stages such as Circus Park, Cosmic Fall, Space Gadget and The ARK.

In each of the Stages, the Zip Lines possess a unique design. In general however, they have metallic cables that are kept suspended from above and possess large mechanical pulleys that serve as high-speed transport mechanisms. In Stages such as Circus Park, the Zip Lines' pulleys are large gray handles that rest top of the cables (with wheels between them) and red, box-shaped rockets on the sides of the handles that emit blue exhausts with white stars. Then there are the Zip Lines in Stages such as GUN Fortress, whose pulleys possess a gray open handle and have both two gray wheels on top of them that keep them connected to the cables and a rocket on their left sides that emit a blue exhaust. There are also the Zip Lines in Stages such as Cosmic Fall and Space Gadget, whose pulleys are green-yellow blocks that rest on top of the cables and have both a handle connected to them on the bottom and a rocket on the right side of the handles that emits a yellow exhaust.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with one hand. In gameplay, the player can move the Analogue Stick left or right to tilt the pulley left or right while the playable character is holding onto it.

Sonic Rivals

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Shadow riding a Zip Line in Sonic Rivals.

In Sonic Rivals, the Zip Line is a common gimmick that appears in every Zone in the game. In terms of design, the color of the Zip Lines' cables depend on the Zone. However, the Zip Line's pulleys are all consistently portrayed as white miniature vehicles with a black windshield, small yellow front wheels, large blue rear wheels, and a gray handle hanging from their bottom.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the Zip Lines are mainly used to travel across bottomless pits safely and take shortcuts.

Sonic and the Secret Rings

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Sonic riding a Zip Line in Sonic and the Secret Rings.

In Sonic and the Secret Rings, the Zip Lines only appear in Levitated Ruin. In terms of design, the Zip Lines' pulleys resemble brown axe-like carriages with Arabian patterns on them that are attached to long ropes.

When riding a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the Zip Lines' mechanics are much like those they displayed in Shadow the Hedgehog; when Sonic is riding them, the player can move the Zip Lines' pulleys from side to side by tilting the Wii Remote left or right.

Sonic Unleashed

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Sonic using a Zip Line in the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed.

In Sonic Unleashed, the Zip Line appears in both the Wii/PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of the game. In these games, the Zip Line is a common gimmick that is encountered in several daytime levels where Sonic is playable.

The design of the Zip Line differs between the versions of the game. In the Wii/PlayStation 2 version of the game, the Zip Lines consist of floating cables with a pulley on each of them. Said pulleys possess a black wheel with a red handle attached to them that resembles the one from the Pulley gimmick. In the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of the game on the other hand, the Zip Lines have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole. These Zip Lines also have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip.

When riding a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay on both versions of the game, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the Homing Attack.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I

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A Zip Line in Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I,

In Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I, the Zip Lines only appear in Splash Hill Zone Act 3. In terms of design, the Zip Lines have straight cables that are held up on each end by a red, yellow and blue pole. These Zip Lines also have pulleys that have a bumper symbol emblazoned on their wheel and a red handle hanging from their bottom.

When riding a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, the player can control Sonic's speed when moving along the Zip Line by moving left or right with the movement controls. In addition, the Zip Lines can again be ridden in the opposite direction after being used once. Lastly, the player can target the pulleys on the Zip Lines with the Homing Attack.

Sonic Colors

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The Zip Line in the Wii version of Sonic Colors.

In Sonic Colors, the Zip Line is a gimmick that appears in both the Wii and Nintendo DS version of the game. In the Wii version, the Zip Line appears in several Acts across multiple Areas, but in the Nintendo DS version, it only appears in Tropical Resort. Its design also differs between the versions of the game.

In the Wii version of the game, the Zip Lines look exactly like they did in the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed: they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, the Zip Lines' cables are held up on each end by a floating yellow gear, and they have pulleys on them that each consists of a gray wheel with a yellow cup-like section below it that is decorated with white flowers on a red background and a brown handle.

When using a Zip Line in the Wii version, Sonic will hold onto the pulley with both his hands. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, Sonic holds onto a Zip Line's pulley with just one hand. In gameplay on both versions of the game however, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the Homing Attack.

Sonic Generations

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Modern Sonic riding a Zip line in the console/PC version of Sonic Generations.

In Sonic Generations, the Zip Line gimmick appears in both the console/PC and Nintendo 3DS version of the game. In the console/PC version, the Zip Lines usually appear in the second Act of the stages and Challenge Acts, although they also appear in the first Act of the stages and Challenge Acts on a few occasions. On the Nintendo 3DS version however, the Zip Lines only appear in Tropical Resort Act 1.

In the console/PC version of the game, the Zip Lines look like they did in the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed: they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip. In the Nintendo DS version on the other hand, the Zip Lines are identical to how they appeared in the Nintendo DS version of Sonic Colors: they have cables are held up on each end by a floating yellow gear, and they have pulleys on them that each consists of a gray wheel with a yellow cup-like section below it that is decorated with white flowers on a red background and a brown handle.

When using a Zip Line in both versions of Sonic Generations, Sonic holds onto the pulley with both his hands. In gameplay on both versions of the game, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the Homing Attack.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2013)

In the 2013 remake of Sonic the Hedgehog 2, a single Zip Line appears in Hidden Palace Zone. When the player clings on to it, it will zoom up to a secret area for a few seconds before zooming back to its location.

Sonic Mania

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Classic Sonic riding a Zip Line in Sonic Mania.

In Sonic Mania, and its expansion Sonic Mania Plus, the Zip Line only appears in Green Hill Zone Act 2. In terms of design, the Zip Lines consist of cables that are held up by floating circular fasteners and pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a handle with a brown grip hanging from the bottom.

When riding a Zip Line, the playable characters hold onto its pulley with both hands. In gameplay, a Zip Line will sometimes connect to a transverse Zip Line, causing the playable character to ride down the latter in the opposite direction upon touching it. There are as well sometimes circular "joints" along the Zip Lines' cables that can change the cables' slopes, thus allowing the Zip Lines to move into and along small passages. There are also a few Zip Lines with pulleys on the bottom of an incline that the player can ride up along if they make contact with the Zip Line's pulley while running at high enough speed.

Sonic Forces

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Sonic using the Zip Line in Sonic Forces.

In Sonic Forces, the Zip Lines only appear in Sonic's stages. In terms of design, the Zip Lines have the same design they had in the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 version of Sonic Unleashed: they have cables that are held up on each end by a red and black pole, and they have pulleys that each consists of a gray wheel with a gray handle bar on the bottom that has square red and cyan disks on the sides and a red grip.

When using a Zip Line, Sonic holds onto the pulley with both his hands. In gameplay, the player can zero in on the Zip Line's pulley with the Homing Attack.

See also

References

  1. ↑ BradyGames (1 November 2011). "Standard Gimmicks". Sonic Generations: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. BradyGames. p. 16. ISBN 978-0761555100.
  2. ↑ Sonic Team (15 November 2005). Shadow the Hedgehog. GameCube. Sega. Area/Level: Circus Park. "Dr. Eggman: You can move this coaster to the left and right."
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Gimmicks and obstacles Ball Switch · Bingo · Bobsled · Bomb · Bumper · Bumper wall · Cannon · Check Point · Conveyor Belt · Dash Panel · Dash Rail · Dash Ring · Detonator Switch · Drop Target · Fan · Fireball · Flipper · Flower · Formation Change Gate · Giant Frog · Giant Switch · Grind Rail · Hint Ring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Kao · Laser field · Mushroom · Orb switch · Pole · Power Gong · Propeller · Pulley · Rainbow Ring · Sling Shot · Slot machine · Spring · Target Switch · Track switch · Triangle Bumper · Trolley · Vine · Warp Flower · Weight · Wide spring
Items Capsule · Car · Casino chip · Castle Key · Cell key · Chaos Emerald · Container (Cage, Case, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Emblem · Engine Core · Floating Item Box · Goal Ring · Hermit crab · Item Box (1 UP, Barrier, Fly Charge, High Speed, Invincible, Rings, Power Core, Team Blast Ring) · Light spider marking · Power Core · Ring · Special Stage Key · Sphere · Torch
Voice actors English Ryan Drummond (Sonic, Metal Sonic) · Deem Bristow (Eggman) · William Corkery (Tails) · Scott Dreier (Knuckles) · David Humphrey (Shadow) · Lani Minella (Rouge, Omochao) · Jon St. John (Omega, Big) · Jennifer Douillard (Amy) · Sarah Wulfeck (Cream) · Bill Corkery (Espio) · Marc Biagi (Vector) · Emily Corkery (Charmy)
Japanese Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic, Metal Sonic) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream) · Takashi Nagasako (Big) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao)
Music Songs "Sonic Heroes" · "We Can" · "This Machine" · "Follow Me" · "Team Chaotix" · "What I'm Made of..."
Albums Complete Trinity: Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrax · Triple Threat: Sonic Heroes Vocal Trax · Sonic Heroes Official Soundtrack · Sonic Heroes Original Soundtrack 20th Anniversary Edition
Other Alligator · Armored train · Audio Room · Chaotix Detective Agency · Dummy Ring · Egg Bazooka · Egg Emperor · Egg Fleet · Egg Gun · Egg Spear · Fly Type · Health Gauge · HEXAeco · Life · Loop · Moon · Orca · Palm plant · Power Type · Rank · Sonic Heroes Official Guidebook · Sonic Heroes: Prima's Official Strategy Guide · Sonic Heroes Puzzle · Speed Type · Super Hard Mode · Team Blast Gauge · Tornado 2
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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
Playable characters Shadow (Dark/Hero Shadow, Super Shadow) · Amy* · Espio* · Knuckles* · Maria* · Omega* · Rouge* · Shadow Android** · Sonic* · Tails* · Vector*
Non-playable characters Black Doom (Devil Doom) · Eggman · Chao (Cheese) · Charmy · Commander · Cream · Gerald · President · Researcher · Secretary
Stages Westopolis · Digital Circuit · Glyphic Canyon · Lethal Highway · Cryptic Castle · Prison Island · Circus Park · Central City · The Doom · Sky Troops · Mad Matrix · Death Ruins · The ARK · Air Fleet · Iron Jungle · Space Gadget · Lost Impact · GUN Fortress · Black Comet · Lava Shelter · Cosmic Fall · Final Haunt · The Last Way
Enemies Black Arms Black Assassin · Black Hawk · Black Oak · Black Volt · Black Warrior · Black Wing · Death Leech · Death Worm · Hammer Oak · Kill Worm · Killer Plant · Sand Worm
G.U.N. Big Foot (Type A, B) · Giga Trooper · Gold Beetle · Gun Beetle · GUN Soldier · GUN Trooper · Mono Beetle · Rocket Beetle · Spark Beetle
Eggman Empire Egg Bommer · Egg Pawn · Egg Pierrot · Jack Bommer · Shadow Android
ARK Ark Missile Turret · Artificial Chaos (Cell, P-100)
Miscellaneous Giant Walker
Bosses Black Bull · Black Doom · Blue Falcon · Devil Doom · Diablon · Egg Breaker · Egg Dealer · Heavy Dog
Moves/
techniques		 Playable characters Attack · Chaos Blast · Chaos Control · Chaos Spear · Crouch · Dark Spin Dash · Grinding · Grind Step · Homing Attack · Hover · Jump Dash · Light Dash · Mid-Air Attack · Overturn · Pawn Fever · Pick up · Punch · Slide · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Strafe · Tail Swipe · Triangle Jump
Non-playable characters Bomb Fever · Homing Attack · Missile Fever · Ring Fever · Shadow Fever · Swift strike · Strafe
Vehicles Air Saucer · Cannon Vehicle · Convertible · GUN Motorcycle · GUN Vehicle · HMMWV · Jump Vehicle
Gimmicks and obstacles Barrier · Case · Cell Cannon · City annihilator bomb · Coaster · Color panel · Electrified Rail · Fan · Fire hoop · Firewall · Giant lantern · Gravity Control Switch · Green energy fluid · Gun Lift · Gun ship · GUN turret · Hint Ring · Jump Panel (Prison Island) · Jump Panel (ramp) · Junction switch · Laser field · Laser turret · Light-speed circuit · Meteorite · Pole · Pulley · Red fruit · Red Slime · Rocket · Secret Door · Shield switch · Shooting Gallery · Small bomb · Spinning Wheel · Surveillance camera · Toxic marsh · Toxic river · Vine · Warp Hole · Weight · Wide spring
Items General Black Tank · Bomb Unit · Chaos Emerald · Car · Container (Special Weapon Container, Steel Container, Unbreakable Container, Wooden Container) · Core program · Crimson Rock · Defense Unit · Egg Balloon · Energy Core · Floating Item Box · Goal Ring · Heal Unit · Item Box (1-Up, Barrier, Damage Recover, Heat Barrier, Invincible, Magnetic Barrier, Rings) · President's escape pod · Ring · Secret Key · Temple jewel · Volcanic Defense System
Weapons 4-Shot RPG · 8-Shot RPG · Bazooka · Big Worm Shooter · Big Barrel · Black Barrel · Black Sword · Dark Hammer · Egg Bazooka · Egg Gun · Egg Spear · Egg Vacuum · Environment Objects · Flash Shot · Gatling Gun · Grenade Launcher · Heal Cannon · Heavy Machine Gun · Heavy Shot · Laser Rifle · Light Shot · Omochao Gun · Pistol · Refractor · RPG · Samurai Blade · Satellite Gun · Semi-Auto Rifle · Shadow Rifle · Splitter · Sub-Machine Gun · Survival Knife · Tank Cannon · Vacuum Pod · Wide Worm Shooter · Worm Shooter
Voice actors English Jason Griffith (Shadow, Sonic) · Sean Schemmel (Black Doom) · Mike Pollock (Eggman, Gerald) · Amy Palant (Tails) · Dan Green (Knuckles) · Lisa Ortiz (Amy) · Kathleen Delaney (Rouge) · Rebecca Honig (Maria, Cream) · Carter Cathcart (Vector) · David Wills (Espio) · Amy Birnbaum (Charmy) · Jeff Kramer (Omega) · Andrew Rannells (GUN Soldiers) · Marc Thompson (Commander) · Maddie Blaustein (President) · Bella Hudson (Secretary)
Japanese Kōji Yusa (Shadow) · Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) · Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (Black Doom) · Chikao Ōtsuka (Eggman, Gerald) · Ryō Hirohashi (Tails) · Nobutoshi Canna (Knuckles) · Taeko Kawata (Amy) · Rumi Ochiai (Rouge) · Sayaka Aoki (Cream) · Yuri Shiratori (Maria) · Kenta Miyake (Vector) · Yūki Masuda (Espio) · Yōko Teppōzuka (Charmy) · Taiten Kusunoki (Omega) · Takashi Yoshida (GUN Soldiers) · Banjō Ginga (Commander) · Yutaka Nakano (President) · Junko Kitanishi (Secretary) · Ryō Hirohashi (Additional Chao)
Music Songs "All Hail Shadow" · "Almost Dead" · "The Chosen One" · "E.G.G.M.A.N. Doc. Robeatnix Mix" · "I Am... All of Me" · "Never Turn Back" · "Tripod Baby" · "Waking Up" · "Who I Am" (unused)
Albums Lost and Found: Shadow the Hedgehog Vocal Trax · Shadow the Hedgehog Official Soundtrack · Shadow the Hedgehog Original Soundtrax
Other Battle Mode · Black Comet · Central Information Agency · Cyberspace · Dark/Hero Gauge · Dark Rider · Eclipse Cannon · Eggman Fleet · Egg Monitor · Expert Mode · Fire in the Sky Festival · Guardian Units of Nations · Health Gauge · Life · Loop · Mother computer · Prison Island · Prosperity ritual · Rank · Shadow the Hedgehog: Prima Official Game Guide · Shadow the Hedgehog Flash · Shadow the Hedgehog Strongest Strategy Guide · Space Colony ARK · Tails' Spaceship · Team Chaotix · White House
*Only playable in the GameCube and PlayStation 2 versions · **Only playable in Battle Mode
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Main article | Script | Staff | Beta elements | Gallery
Playable characters Sonic (Darkspine Sonic) | Shadow* | Tails* | Knuckles* | Amy* | Cream* | Silver* | Blaze*
Non-playable characters Shahra | Erazor (Alf Layla wa-Layla) | Shahryar | Ali Baba | Sinbad | Solomon | Uhu | Kri Ma Djinn | Pri Ma Djinn | Cheese* | Omochao* | Big
Worlds Lost Prologue | Sand Oasis | Dinosaur Jungle | Evil Foundry | Levitated Ruin | Pirate Storm | Skeleton Dome | Night Palace
Party Mode Attractions Treasure Hunt | World Bazaar | Tournament Palace | Genie's Lair | Pirates Coast
Mini-games Aim! Big Crossbow | Aim! Color Balloon | Aye, aye Captain! Pirate Flag | Cross! Balance Race | Fire! Marksman | Fly! Ptero-Rider | Fore! Putt-Putt | Get 'em! Parasol Diving | Go! Mine Cart Race | Grab it! Bubble Hunt | Grab it! Kri Ma Djinn | Hit it! Home Run | Hit it! Parasol Ball | Hold it! Treasure Haul | Knockdown! Balance Battle | Look up! Skydiving | Play! Violin | Pull on it! Carpet | Put it out! Big Fire | Recognize! Treasure Box | Reel! Battle Fishing | Roll it! Heavy Ball | Row! Canoe Race | Row! Canoe Salvage | Row! Canoe Survival | Seek! Edge Race | Shine on! Kri Ma Djinn | Sink 'em! Pirate Ship | Spike! Fruit Catch | Spill! Weight Puzzle | Spin! Cogwheel Relay | Spin! Propeller Race | Spin! Safe Dial | Spin! Steel Survival! | Spot! Pitch Black | Stay Tight! Big Balloon! | Thrust! Bone Knight | Watch out! Trap | Whack! Giant Stakes | Whack! Hatchet
Enemies Blue Ma Djinn | Gargoyle Djinn | Golem Djinn | Green Ma Djinn | Rafflesia Djinn | Red Ma Djinn | Skeleton Djinn | Slime Djinn
Bosses Sand Scorpion | Captain Bemoth | Ifrit Golem | Erazor Djinn | Alf Layla wa-Layla
Moves/
Techniques 		Playable characters Charge Jump | Crouch | Grind Step | Grinding | Homing Attack | Speed Break | Time Break | Wall Shuffle
NPCs Darkness Slash | Darkness Spark | Spirit Blast
Gimmicks and obstacles Air Launcher | Burner | Catapult | Dash Panel | Flying Pot | Giant spear | Hourglass | Iron ball | Jump Carpet | Jump Panel | Thorn Spring | Triceratops | Vine | Zip Line
Items Cage | Dinosaur egg | Fire Soul | Genie Egg | Medal | Pearl | Rich Pearl | Rich Ring | Ring | Soul | World Ring (Blue Ring, Green Ring, Purple Ring, Red Ring, Water Blue Ring, White Ring, Yellow Ring)
English voice actors Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) | Bella Hudson (Shahra, Blaze) | Peter Cormican (Erazor) | Mike Pollock (King Shahryār, Eggman) | Amy Palant (Ali Baba, Tails) | Dan Green (Sinbad, Knuckles) | Richard Will (King Solomon) | Lisa Ortiz (Amy) | Rebecca Honig (Cream, Omochao) | Pete Capella (Silver)
Japanese voice actors Jun'ichi Kanemaru (Sonic) | Kōji Yusa (Shadow) | Mai Nakahara (Shahra) | Masashi Ebara (Erazor) | Chikao Ōtsuka (King Shahryār, Eggman) | Ryō Hirohashi (Ali Baba, Tails) | Nobutoshi Canna (Sinbad, Knuckles) | Fumito Yamano (King Solomon) | Taeko Kawata (Amy) | Sayaka Aoki (Cream) | Etsuko Kozakura (Omochao) | Nao Takamori (Blaze) | Daisuke Ono (Silver)
Music Songs "Seven Rings In Hand" | "Let the Speed Mend It" | "The Wicked Wild" | "The Palace That Was Found" | "No Way Through" | "The White of Sky" | "Unawakening Float" | "Poison Spear" | "Blue on the Run" | "How It Started" | "It Has Come to This" | "Worth a Chance"
Albums Sonic and the Secret Rings Game Soundtrack | Seven Rings In Hand: Sonic and the Secret Rings Original Sound Track
Other Arabian Nights | Auto Running | Diehard Challenge | Djinn | Drifting | Experience Point | Flame of Judgment | Magic Lamp | Shahra's Ring | Skill | Sonic and the Secret Rings: Prima Official Game Guide | Sonic and the Secret Rings Strongest Strategy Guide | Sonic Maze Craze | Soul Gauge | World of the Arabian Nights
*Appears in Party Mode only
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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
Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic)
Non-playable characters Eggman | Animals (Flicky, Pocky, Pecky, Cucky, Picky) | Metal Sonic
Zones Splash Hill Zone | Casino Street Zone | Lost Labyrinth Zone | Mad Gear Zone | E.G.G. Station Zone | Special Stages
Enemies Asteron | Batbot | Bubbles | Burrobot | Buzzer | Chopper | Crawl | Jaws | Moto Bug | Newtron | Orbinaut (Uni Uni, Unidasu) | Shellcracker | Slicer
Bosses Egg Mobile-H | Egg Mobile | Catch Eggman | Flying Eggman | Death Egg Robot
Moves/Techniques Crouch | Spin Jump | Spin Attack | Spin Dash | Homing Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles ! | Bumper | Bumper wall | Cannon | Capsule | Color Block | Conveyor Belt | Crusher | Drop Target | Elevator | Goal Plate | Flipper | Giant spear | Iron ball | Jump Stand | Minecart | Slot machine | Spring | Spring Catapult | Star Post | Switch | Triangle Bumper | Vine | Zip Line
Items Air bubble | Chaos Emerald | Giant Ring | Ring | Item Box (Super Ring, Shield, Power Sneakers, Invincible, Extra Life) | Time Bonus
Music Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I Original Soundtrack | Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I & II Original Soundtrack
Other Corkscrew | Death Egg Robot | Level Select | Life | Loop | Tails' rocket | Time Attack | Tunnel | Water
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Main article · Script · Credits · Glitches · Beta elements · Gallery · Re-releases (Ultimate)
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
Main article · Staff · Glitches · Manuals · Beta elements · Gallery · Re-releases (Plus)
Playable characters Sonic (Super Sonic) · Tails (Super Tails) · Knuckles (Super Knuckles) · Mighty^ (Super Mighty^) · Ray^ (Super Ray^)
Non-playable characters Eggman · Eggrobo (Hard Boiled Heavies (Heavy Gunner, Heavy King, Heavy Magician, Heavy Rider, Heavy Shinobi), Phantom Heavies (Phantom Gunner, Phantom King, Phantom Magician, Phantom Rider, Phantom Shinobi)) · Jimmy · Metal Sonic (Giga Metal) · Rock Drill · Animals (Becky, Cucky, Flicky, Locky, Micky, Pecky, Picky, Pocky, Ricky, Rocky, Tocky, Wocky)
Zones Angel Island Zone^ · Green Hill Zone · Chemical Plant Zone · Studiopolis Zone · Flying Battery Zone · Press Garden Zone · Stardust Speedway Zone · Hydrocity Zone · Mirage Saloon Zone · Oil Ocean Zone · Lava Reef Zone · Metallic Madness Zone · Titanic Monarch Zone · Egg Reverie Zone* · Special Stage · Bonus Stage* · Pinball Stage^
Enemies Amy Doll · Aquis · Armadiloid · Asteron · Ball Hog · Batbrain · Blaster · Blastoid · Bloominator^ · Bugernaut · Bumpalo · Buzz Bomber · Cactula · Canister · Caterkiller Jr. · Chopper · Clucker · Crabmeat · Dango · Dragonfly · Fireworm · Flasher Mk. II · Gohla · Grabber · Hotaru · IceBomba · Iwamodoki · Jawz · Jellygnite · Juggle Saw · Kabasira · Kanabun · Madmole · Matryoshka-Bom · Mecha-Bu · Mega Chopper · Mic Drop · Monkey Dude^ · Moto Bug · Newtron · Octus · Poh-Bee · Pointdexter · Rattlekiller · Rexon · RhinoBot^ · Roller Mk. II · Scarab · Sentry Bug · Shutterbug · Silver Sonic · Spiny · Splats · Sweep · Technosqueek · Toxomister · Tubinaut · Turbo Spiker · Turbo Turtle · Vultron · Woodrow · Zombie Orbinaut
Bosses Mini-bosses DD Wrecker · Amoeba Droid · Heavy Gunner · Big Squeeze · Shiversaw · Hotaru Hi-Watt · Dive Eggman · Uber Caterkiller · Meter Droid · Drillerdroid · Egg Pistons mk.II · Crimson Eye
Zone bosses Death Egg Robot · Mean Bean Machine · Weather Globe · Spider Mobile · Heavy Shinobi · Metal Sonic · Laundro-Mobile · Heavy Magician · Mega Octus · Heavy Rider · Heavy King · Gachapandora · Phantom Egg · Phantom King and Klepto Mobile*
Moves/techniques Air Glide^ · Bounce Jump · Climb · Crouch · Double Jump · Drop Dash · Fireball Spin Dash · Glide · Hammer Drop^ · Insta-Shield · Propeller Flying · Ring Spark Field · Spin Attack · Spin Dash · Spin Jump · Super Peel Out · Swim · V. Maximum Overdrive Attack
Gimmicks and obstacles Arrow column · Beanstalk · Blue blob · Bomb · Bouncy Checkpoint · Bumper · Bungee Rope · Bumper wall · Cannon · Capsule · Conveyor Belt · Crusher · Dash Panel · Dropping platform · Electrical conduit · Fan · Fireball · Flipper · Flywheel · Goal Plate · Hand Launcher · Hang Glider · High-speed spiral tube · High-speed warp tube · Ice Spring · Iron ball · Jump Panel · Lighting switch · Magnetic sphere · Platform-raising Wheel · Pulley · Ruby Mist · Saw · Seesaw · Sinking pool · Shrink ray · Snowblower · Spikes · Spring · Star Post · Switch · Transport · Vine · Zip Line
Items Air bubble · Chaos Emerald · Giant Ring · Giant spear · Item Box (1-Up*, Aqua Shield, Character^, Hyper Ring, Eggman Mark, Flame Shield, Invincible, Player Swap, Power Sneakers, Random, S, Shield, Super Ring, Thunder Shield) · Little Planet flowers · Master Emerald · Metal Sonic hologram · Medallion · Ring · Robot transporter · Schrodinger's Capsule^ · Sphere · Star Circle · Time Warp sign · UFO · Warp Point
Music Sonic Mania (vinyl album) · Sonic Mania Original Soundtrack (Selected Edition) · Sonic Mania Plus Original Soundtrack
Other Angel Island · The Art of Sonic Mania · Auto Running · Continue · Corkscrew · Death Egg Robot · Debug Mode · Egg Mobile · Freeze · Game Over · Klepto Mobile · Level Select · Life · Little Planet · Loop · Mega Mack · Phantom Ruby · Perfect Bonus · Popgun · Sonic Mania Adventures ("Sonic Returns", "Sonic and Tails", "& Knuckles", "Mighty and Ray", "Metal Mayhem", "From: A. Rose", "The Complete Mini-Series") · Time Attack · Time Over* · Time Warp · Tunnel · Tornado* · Water
*Appears in Mania Mode only · ^Appears in Sonic Mania Plus and/or Encore Mode only
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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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