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# *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog*

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*Not to be confused with illustrated text stories with the same name. For other titles with "Adventures", see Adventures*

### Genre(s)

* Action/Adventure
* Comedy
* Science fiction

## Overview

### Broadcast

**United States**

* Syndication (1993-2000)
* USA Network (1993-1995)
* Toon Disney (1998-2003)
* This TV (2010-2011)

**United Kingdom**

* Channel 4 (7 November 1993-1997)
* The Children's Channel (1995-1998)
* POP (February 2004 - TBC)
* ITV2 (2005) (as part of "GMTV2 kids" )
* CITV (1993-2012)
* CBBC (1994-2002)

**Argentina**

* Magic kids (1995-2002)

**Sweden**

* TV3 (Viasat) (1995-1998)

**Japan**

* TV Asahi (1994)

**Malaysia**

* TV3 (1995-1997)
* Disney Channel Asia (2002)

**Canada**

* YTV

**Australia**

* Network Ten (1995-1996)
* ABC1 (1996-??)
* Disney Channel Australia (1996-2000)

**Greece**

* ANT1
* Makedonia TV
* Smile TV[1] (previously known as 0-6; 2012-present; distribution to various local TV stations)

**Germany**

* Super RTL (1994-2003)
* Junior (1993-2012)
* RTL Kids (1997-2011)

**France**

* France 3 (1999-2004)
* France 5 (1995-2003)

**Italy**

* Italia 1 (1993)
* Frisbee (2010)
* K2 (2010)

**Czech Republic**

* Premiera TV / Prima (approx. 1996-2000)

**Russia**

* Klaskolishka Television (1994-2013)
* Poliska TV (1993-2012)

**Chile**

* etc...tv (2012)

**Middle East**

* e-Junior (2008)

**Israel**

* Arutz HaYeladim (1995-1996)

**Indonesia**

* ANTV (1994-1998)[2]
* Lativi (2001-2002)
* KTV (2017-Present)

### Original run

6 September 1993 – 3 December 1993
***Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog*** (often abbreviated as ***AoStH***) is an American animated television series that was first broadcasted on syndication in September 1993, and later on Toon Disney in 1998. It is no longer currently airing on television. However, it is currently available on the Nintendo Anime Channel application on the Nintendo 3DS.

It follows the escapades of the popular animated character, Sonic the Hedgehog, and his comrade Miles "Tails" Prower, as they attempt to stop the evil Dr. Ivo Robotnik and his array of vicious robots from taking over the planet Mobius. It marks as the first animated series of the *Sonic the Hedgehog* franchise.

## Contents

[hide]#Premise

1. Music
	1. International versions
2. Characters
	1. Main characters
	2. Recurring characters
3. Cast (English version)
4. Episodes
5. Broadcast history
6. VHS/DVD releases
7. Trivia
8. Videos
9. References
10. External links

## PremiseEditar

*Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog* is a fast-paced cartoon with much slapstick humor, akin to such shows as *Animaniacs* or *Tiny Toons Adventures*. The show features very few recurring characters, usually just Sonic, Tails, Robotnik and his two hench-bots Scratch and Grounder (with a third robot, Coconuts, appearing often). However, there are many occasional minor characters and robot who appear. The plots loosely follow the storyline of the video games' series, although the franchise was relatively new during that time, and lacks much plot or character development, which was filled in by the show's writers.
[2]The title of Sonic Says (also commonly known as "Sonic Sez").
*Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog* was created by DiC Entertainment, which produced a total of thirteen episodes for its first season, and was syndicated by Bohbot Entertainment, now BKN International. The first episode was "Best Hedgehog" (which was the thirteenth episode in production order, shown 6 September) and the last was "Hero of the Year" (which was the sixtieth in production order, shown 3 December). DiC ceased production on this comical interpretation to spend more time on its darker interpretation, entitled *Sonic the Hedgehog* (commonly known as *SatAM* by fans), a series launched on ABC's Saturday morning line-up.

After the original airing, DiC created one more episode in the winter of 1996, "Sonic Christmas Blast", which has features from *Sonic the Hedgehog* (SatAM) such as Sally in a non-speaking cameo, and has Sonic and Tails visiting Robotropolis, which is different from SatAM because it now has a human population and a name pronounced with two "T"s.

The letters page of issue #41 of the *Sonic the Hedgehog* comic book promotes the special as "An X-Tremely Sonic Christmas", suggesting that it was originally intended to promote *Sonic X-treme*, a Sega Saturn game which was eventually canceled due to numerous problems in development.

Due to this the special's name was changed to match the game that *did* come out, *Sonic 3D Blast*.

## MusicEditar

The opening theme is an instrumental piece of music written by Clark Gassman. The tune borrows from the main theme of *Sonic the Hedgehog* (1991) and *Sonic the Hedgehog 2* composed by Masato Nakamura. Some refrains are based on certain pieces of classical music, including "Flight of the Bumblebee" and Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King". Background music score of the series was composed by Reed Robbins and Mark Simon.

### International versionsEditar

*Main article: Sonic (Italian song)*
There was a different version that appeared in the Italian and French version. It was sung by Cristina D'Avena(Italian) and Alexis Tomassian (French).

## CharactersEditar

*For a full list of the characters in Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, see here.*

* Miles "Tails" Prower
* Cream a Coelininha
* Dr. Ivo Robotnik
* Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad
	+ Scratch
	+ Grounder
	+ Coconuts
* Momma Robotnik
* Professor Caninestein
* Professor Von Schlemmer
* Robotnik Jr.
* Sergeant Doberman
* Wes Weasely

## Cast (English version)Editar

* Jaleel White as Sonic the Hedgehog
* Christopher Welch as Miles "Tails" Prower ( Chris Turner in *Sonic Christmas Blast*)
* Long John Baldry as Dr. Ivo Robotnik
* Gary Chalk as Grounder, Captain Rescue
* Phil Hayes as Scratch, Sergeant Doberman
* Ian James Corlett as Coconuts, Wallace A. Ditso
* Michael Donovan as Wes Weasely, Mad Mike
* French Tickner as Professor Von Schlemmer, Doctor Warpnik
* Cathy Weseluck as Penelope
* Kathleen Barr as Katella
* Russi Taylor as Cream a Coelininha

## EpisodesEditar

*Main article: List of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episodes*
## Broadcast historyEditar

*Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog* was most recently shown weekdays at 8:00 a.m. Central Time on Toon Disney in the USA. Robotnik was also the featured villain occasionally on the "Chillin' with the Villains" marathon block (he was even featured in their commercials). In the UK, *AoStH* was originally shown on Channel 4 until the show's end; recently it was also shown on the satellite channel POP, until 17 April 2006 when it was replaced with *Sonic Underground*. It was shown on that channel as part of a "Sonic Week".

## VHS/DVD releasesEditar

There were six VHS tapes released in the US with two episodes each per tape. In the UK, there were about ten tapes released; Volumes 1 to 6 (except Volume 5 which is *Quest for the Chaos Emeralds*, a four parter edited without the title cards) had three episodes per tape, "High Stakes Sonic"/"Sonic Breakout" and "Momma Robotnik's Birthday" tapes had two episodes each. Also there was a bumper tape released that was roughly three hours long. None of the UK videos had the Sonic Says segments included except the episode High Stakes Sonic.

One of these UK videos had four different versions. All of these four had the episode "Sonic Breakout" in it. However, in one the other episode was "High Stakes Sonic". In another it was "Slowwww Going" and the final version had all three of these episodes. Also there was a tape with just the "Sonic Breakout" episode.

Shout! Factory has already released two DVD sets of the series in the US, each with twenty two episodes in chronological order. The remaining episodes, as well as "Sonic Christmas Blast", were released in a third and final volume that is only available for purchase on Shout! Factory's website.

A "Sonic Christmas Blast" DVD was released, featuring the title episode. However, the remaining episodes are from *Sonic Underground*.

In the UK, the show was released in its entirety by Delta Home Video, who also released the *Sonic the Hedgehog*television series and *Sonic Underground* in the UK, as one boxset with eight discs on 11 June 2007.

NCircle Entertainment also released several themed DVD's and two-disc boxed sets (called season set collector's editions).[3] The boxed sets were "Let's Race" and "The Fastest Thing in Time".

## TriviaEditar

* The majority of voice actors from the show also did voice work for the 1994 *Mega Man* cartoon. Some of which included:
	+ Ian James Corlett - Mega Man, Stone Man, and Snake Man
	+ Kathleen Barr - Roll
	+ Jim Byrnes - Dr. Light, Sigma, and Crystal Man
	+ Scott McNeil - Dr. Wily, Proto Man and Eddie
	+ Garry Chalk - Guts Man, Dark Man, Bright Man, Needle Man, Heat Man,
	+ Terry Klassen - Cut Man
	+ Michael Donovan - Mega Man X
	+ Lee Tockar - Vile
		- Byrnes & McNeil both also voiced Dr. Light & Dr. Wily in the OVA *Mega Man: Upon a Star* (The former also voiced Beat) .
* John Stocker (who provided additional voice work), also voiced the *Mario* character Toad in both *The Super Mario Bros: Super Show* and *The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3*.
* In this series, there are references to four Sonic games (*Sonic the Hedgehog*, *Sonic the Hedgehog 2*, *Sonic 2 (8-bit)* and *Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball*) such as the zones of the games, Badniks, Chaos Emeralds, Rings and the Special Stage. The main characters also appear in *Sonic 2* (except Scratch, who was inspired by a variety of Badnik from this game named Clucker).
* Most of the villains in the first episode of the show later appeared in the game *Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine*.
* In the last Chaos Emerald episode, we learn that Tails goes to school (or did) due to his statement that he learned something at school (big bang theory) after Sonic recommended it during "Over the Hill Hero ".
* Scratch's third sentence was "Are you my mother?", a reference to P. D. Eastman's famous book *Are You My Mother?*
* This was the only version of the American cartoons where Robotnik was referred to as "Eggman" in an episode, keeping with the egg-themed insults used by both Sonic and Tails. Many of his inventions were egg themed, and eggs are repeatedly mentioned to be his favorite food.
* The episode *Tails' Tale*is the only time where Tails reveals his full name to be "Miles Prower". In *Tails' New Home*, however, he does state that his given name is Miles and goes on to say that he dislikes it.
* This was the only animated incarnation until *Sonic X* to use music from the Sonic video games in any form. The only piece that was constantly reused was the classic title theme from *Sonic the Hedgehog*.
* During the show, references were made to the Austrian-American actor (later Governor of California) Arnold Schwarzenegger and his most well known role as the Terminator, in the episodes like *Too Tall Tails* and *Coachnik*. In *Robolympics*, there's a robot version called "Arnold Robonegger."
* In the episode *The Magic Hassle*, sound effects from the game *Super Mario Bros.* can be heard as Robotnik uses a computer. The sound effects are heard again in *Attack in Pinball Fortress*
* In *Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing*, the tips that Sonic is shown giving during the loading screens are entitled **Sonic Says**, presumably a call back to the *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog*.
* Due to poor translation issues, the Spanish (Latin America)-dubbed version of *Sonically Ever After*accidentally made Tails into a female character, confusing many children in Latin America. Also, the Latin American translation include character renames: Tails for "Colitas" (Spanish for "Little Tails") and Robotnik for "Mostachón" (Spanish for "Big Moustache"), mistakes carried onto SatAM's dub. None of the these changes are present in the Spanish (Spain) version.
* This is the only continuity in which Sonic does not show any fear of water.
* Sonic had *two* birthdays in this show, once in *Tails Prevails* and another in Robotnikland.
* The Sonic Says (Sonic Sez) segments were never shown on original UK airings.
* DiC Entertainment planned a second season for Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog but the second season didn't come around due to the fact that DiC was busy working on the second season for SatAM.
* Grounder and Coconuts were based upon the identically-named enemy Badniks in *Sonic the Hedgehog 2*.
* One episode was adapted for the *Sonic the Hedgehog* comic books published by Archie Comics, specifially "Pseudo Sonic" in *Sonic the Hedgehog* #9.
* A pilot film for The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog was made that never aired on television. Some scenes ended up in the series including the attempted crushing of Sonic by Robotnik that was played at the end of every episode during the credits.