Sonic the Hedgehog is a video game franchise created by SEGA. It features a blue anthropomorphic hedgehog named Sonic, who is known for his incredible speed, as he battles against the villainous Dr. Eggman and his robotic creations.
First game released in 1991 for the SEGA Genesis
Initially created to be SEGA's response to Nintendo's Mario franchise
Has since expanded to include multiple spin-off titles, television shows, and a feature film
Nintendo's flagship franchise, featuring the titular plumber Mario, who is known for his platforming adventures
In the early days of Sonic, he had a classic rival who represented the slower, more methodical gaming experience. This classic rival isn't seen often in Sonic media anymore.
A retro-style platformer released in 2017, featuring new levels as well as remixed versions of classic levels from previous games in the franchise.
A 3D platformer released in 2017, featuring a combination of classic Sonic gameplay and modern features such as character customization.
A remaster of the 2010 title Sonic Colors, featuring updated graphics and new features such as enhanced gameplay and additional content.
Sonic's top speed varies depending on the game, but is generally around 700-800 mph.
Sonic's main enemy is Dr. Eggman, a brilliant but evil scientist who is constantly trying to take over the world with his robotic creations.
There are over 100 Sonic games in total, including spin-offs and mobile games.
Yes, there is a Sonic movie released in 2020, featuring a live-action Sonic and voiced by Ben Schwartz.
Sonic is typically portrayed as confident, quick-witted, and a bit of a show-off, with a strong sense of justice and a desire to protect his friends and the world from danger.