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Years ago, Robotnik loved a woman named Lucinda, but she loved a man named Lucas. Lucas has been locked up in Robotnik's fortress for years. Now, Sonic, Tails and Lucas search for Lucinda, with Robotnik right behind them.
b: 06-Sep-1993 pc: 113 w: Martha Moran
Notes: Twelve days after this episode aired, Sonic the Hedgehog (aka SatAM) premiered on ABC. Both featured Jaleel White as the title character's voice and were done by the same company.
Allusions of Sonic: Doctor, Chef, "Lucinda", Best Hedgehog
Sonic Sez: Reading is fun. "I tell ya, There's a world of fun in reading" |
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A lonely Tails wants to join a family. It seems he might just get it when he finds a billboard about a family looking for their missing son: a two tailed fox! Problem is, it's truly all a plan by Dr. Robotnik to capture Tails. Will Sonic find out in time and rescue Tails?
b: 07-Sep-1993 pc: 116 w: Bruce Shelly , Reed Shelly
NOTE: The robots that are disguised as Tails' parents can be seen in the "Game Over" screen of Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.
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Salesman Wes Weasely is selling weapons to Dr. Robotnik to catch Sonic. But, of course, none of them work due to Scratch and Grounder's stupidity.
b: 08-Sep-1993 pc: 112
NOTE: This is the first appearance of Wes Weasley. There is an episode of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius of the same name.
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Robotnik is after the Power Gems from the city of Submerbia in the Labyrinth Zone. After kidnapping the Princess Bubbles, her Merman boyfriend goes to Sonic for help.
b: 09-Sep-1993 pc: 126
NOTE: The Labyrinth Zone is from the first Sonic the Hedgehog game for Sega Genesis. |
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| To ruin Sonic's reputation, Robotnik constructs a robot replica. He forces a young mouse to pilot it by threatening the mouse's parents.
b: 10-Sep-1993 pc: 122
NOTE: This episode was also done as a story in Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog comic book (issue #9 to be exact). This episode is similar to the Gadget Boy and Heather episode "Double, Double, Toil and Dabble." |
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| Sonic rescues the superhero, Captain Rescue. But Sonic soon finds his heroic efforts hampered by Rescue's incompetence. After Sonic rejects his attempts to help, Rescue is tricked by Robotnik into capturing Sonic.
b: 13-Sep-1993 pc: 117
Sonic Sez: Elders are very wise. |
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An asteroid is heading for Turtle Town and Robotnik offers to save it. But only if Sonic agrees to play in the Robolympics against Robotnik, Scratch and Grounder. Can Sonic win when all the games are rigged?
b: 14-Sep-1993 pc: 146 w: Jeffrey Scott |
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| Sonic saves a hedgehog girl, Breezie, from Scratch and Grounder, and falls for her. However, she is truly a robot created by Robotnik to exterminate Sonic. Can Tails save the lovesick Sonic before it's too late?
b: 15-Sep-1993 pc: 103 w: Bruce Shelly , Reed Shelly NOTE: First appearance of Breezie. |
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Sonic and Tails head into a network of abandoned mine shafts to escape Scratch and Grounder. There, they find an old mole and his hoard of diamonds. The old mole thinks they're trying to steal his diamonds and imprisons them.
b: 16-Sep-1993 pc: 102 w: Robert Askin |
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Robotnik's design for a "Super-Genius" chip is stolen by Hacker the Mole. The chip winds up in, of all places, Grounder. With his intelligence greatly amplified, Grounder outsmarts Robotnik and succeeds in capturing Sonic.
b: 17-Sep-1993 pc: 123
NOTE: This is the first and the only episode that has Grounder as the main character. |
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Robotnik is in need of workers to build a huge monument of himself. To get workers, he opens up the new Casino Night Zone to get gamblers to lose everything and have to work for him.
b: 20-Sep-1993 pc: 105
NOTE: The Casino Night Zone is a zone in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the Sega Genesis. |
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When Grounder makes a bet with Scratch that he can catch Sonic first, the robotic chicken orders a build-it-yourself Eagle Copter kit from his favorite TV Show called Edgar Eagle. Scratch fails to catch Sonic as usual while piloting the Eagle Copter, and crashes into a barn in the process. The crash scatters the chicken's brains as he now believes he's Edgar Eagle, earning a turkey fangirl in the process!
As for Sonic, the hedgehog has troubles of his own as Robotnik is trying to make a robot factory out of his friend Farmer Brown's farm. Luckily for the hero, Scratch is willing to help as long as he thinks he's Edgar Eagle. Too bad his strange act of good won't last long...
b: 21-Sep-1993 pc: 118 w: Dennis O'Flaherty
NOTE: We see the inside of Scratch's room for the first time, which has a bed made of straw and pictures of Robotnik hanging on the walls.
- This is the first and only episode that has Scratch as the main character. |
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Robotnik creates a machine capable of turning dreams into reality. When he uses it on himself, he unleashes a "Nightmare monster" upon Mobius.
b: 22-Sep-1993 pc: 127 |
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A giant baby ape comes to Sonic for help. It's father has been abducted by Robotnik, who plans to destroy Mobius with both it and his new laser weapon.
b: 23-Sep-1993 pc: 110
NOTE: This episode aired the exact day Sonic CD was released.
- Another title for this episode is "King Coconuts."
- The release date for Sonic CD for Sega CD, not for PC, is what this episode coincided with. |
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Scratch and Grounder have to deliver some bombs to Robotnik. Before they can, they meet up with "Da Bears", who think they're Sonic and Tails. "Da Bears" then try to help them by trying to get Scratch and Grounder, who are really Sonic and Tails. The real Sonic and Tails then convince the two bears that they were the only people who could fly with two tails and run super fast.
b: 24-Sep-1993 pc: 114 |
16. Mama Robotnik's Birthday |
It's Mama Robotnik's birthday and she's broken out of the asylum to get her present. Mama Robotnik decides to have Robotnik destroy the Mobius National Park, but he fails to do so. So she tries to catch Sonic.
b: 27-Sep-1993 pc: 109
NOTE: First appearance of Mama Robotnik. |
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Dr. Robotnik's finally done it as he's invented a ray gun that's supposed to slow Sonic down for good! Sending the Dumbbots out to do his dirty work, a family of sloths comes under attack from Scratch and Grounder, who use them to lure Sonic into the path of the Doc's new Slow Motion Ray. Sonic is then captured, but saved by Tails when he reverses the effects of the ray and turns it on the sloths, turning them into a high speed fighting force, before turning it back on Sonic!
b: 28-Sep-1993 pc: 104
NOTE: We learn that Tails is four and a half years old in this episode.
- In the games, Tails is actually eight in the games.
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When the robots rip open a door to an alternate dimension, a mysterious small purple alien blob creature from another dimension falls through into Tails hands and Sonic lets him keep it. Simple? Wrong! The one problem is, the alien will only eat. . . Guess . . . Yep, chilidogs! And if it doesn't get them it grows into a huge alien, goes ballistic, and sucks everything up in sight. The alien - now named Goopster, is in constant danger as the robots would find it more useful as a weapon, and are constantly try to capture it. However, Dr. Robotnik steps in, kidnaps it and Sonic and Tails must go to rescue it! But things get really haywire when Robotnik angers the alien and it sucks up Sonic and Tails instead! The heroes eventually trick the robots into sending it home to its parents as things return back to abnormal.
b: 29-Sep-1993 pc: 120 |
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A half man, half duck named Quark suddenly appears with his robot servant in tow, and attempts to oust Robotnik from the villainy stakes. The two attempt to co-operate and defeat Sonic, but rivalry and stupidity mean that they fail and the newcomer is sent back to from whence he came.
b: 30-Sep-1993 pc: 136 |
20. Trail Of The Missing Tails |
Five years ago, Robotnik banished his insane cousin Warpnik to the "Zone of Confusion." Unfortunately, seeking revenge, Warpnik has escaped and in a three Ring bind of sorts he captures Tails, knowing that Sonic will follow Tails, and knowing that Robotnik will follow Sonic! His plan works to a tee, as they all end up trapped in the Zone of Confusion. Sonic could rescue Tails and get out - but Warpnik has a gun that turns everything into a monster! Trees, fish, rocks, even Robotnik's robots. . .And considering the Zone setting is like the inside of an insane person's head, this is going to be difficult.
b: 01-Oct-1993 pc: 107 |
21. Mama Robotnik Returns |
Mama Robotnik once again escapes from the asylum (see "Mama Robotnik's Birthday"), and returns to wreak revenge on Sonic, notifying the law that a homeless minor is roaming the streets, and offering to adopt him. The minor you ask - Sonic! The courts forcibly place him under her care even without Sonic's pleas, and she imprisons him in her fortress, using Tails, locked in her torture chamber, to keep him there!
b: 04-Oct-1993 pc: 132 |
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Robotnik tries to get Professor Dinglehopper's growth gun to work, but it explodes and creates a cloud of growth gas! It happens to drift over Tails, who grows incredibly large! In his huge state, he can't help but destroy small (relatively) things - such as towns and people! Sonic has to go get the antidote before Robotnik does "something good for the community" by viciously shooting Tails with a freeze ray.
b: 05-Oct-1993 pc: 115 |
23. The Super Special Smash and Search Squad! |
Dr. Robotnik has created three new Badniks under the monicker of the "Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad" - codenamed Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts. Their full job is to eradicate the devilish Doc's number one enemy - Sonic the Hedgehog!
b: 06-Oct-1993 pc: 101
NOTE: This episode is actually the pilot for the show.
- One scene of Robotnik talking to all his minions at the Bounty Hunters' convention was reused as the "Game Over" screen in the Sega Genesis game Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine. |
24. The Magnificent Sonic |
In the town of Tranquil Glutch, the local sheriff is driven out of ton by Six Gun Pete, a robot from Robotnik. Sonic and Tails enter the town under the impression they are going to kick back and relax. They enter Miss Possum's Saloon. Six Gun Pete appears in the saloon and tries to gun down Sonic, only to end up losing his head. Sonic declines an offer to become sheriff even after Tails pleads. He gives into it when Miss Possum asks him. Six Gun Pete returns to Robotnik and destroys the model for Gambler's Gultch. Robotnik sends Scratch and Grounder to get Sonic. Sonic tries his luck at shooting cans and completely misses; including the broadside of a barn. Scratch and Grounder enter the town and call Sonic out. Sonic gets them into a game of strip poker. Sonic beats them with 5 aces and continually beats them until they lose their heads. Scratch and Ground capture Miss Possum in a runaway stage coach. They trap Sonic in the car and jump, but forget their parachutes. Sonic uses them to float the coach down into the river safely. They end up navigating safely through rapids and then go over the falls, along with Scratch and Grounder. Sonic fishes them out and Robotnik thinks of torture methods when he learns that Scratch and Grounder are in jail. Robotnik appears and states that Scratch and Grounder can rot in jail. Robotnik brings reinforcements and Sonic quickly starts taking them down. While it's going on, Scratch and Grounder break free from jail. Robotnik forces Sonic into a shootout after threatening to have Tails run over by a train. Miss Possum gives Sonic new clothes, which in fact turns out to be a mirror; having Robotnik's gun backfire on him. Sonic gives up his job to Miss Possum and he and Tails leave.
b: 07-Oct-1993 pc: 147 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: The gun sound is used for the ship phaser sound effect from Star Trek II: The Return to Surrender and Star Trek V: These are the Voyages of the Starship Enterprise. |
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An intergalactic bounty-hunter comes to Mobius looking for unusual people and decides to catch Sonic. She runs into Robotnik when trying to catch him, and falls in love with him. She arranges for them to be married and hunt for Sonic together, though Robotnik is not too enthusiastic about it. Oddly enough, at the ceremony Sonic is the preacher and Tails plays the organ. Just as it's about to be over, Mama Robotnik shows up and says "I won't let my son ruin his life!" She then fights with the bounty hunter who leaves, deciding that she could never be related to Mama Robotnik.
b: 08-Oct-1993 pc: 140
NOTE: The female's starship is supposed to be a Galaxy Class Vessel like Captain Jean-Luc Picard's Enterprise-D in Star Trek: The Next Generation. |
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Dr. Robotnik invents a Freeze-O-Ray that he tries to use to petrify Sonic. It works, and Tails has to keep Sonic away from Robotnik until he can cure his condition. At the end, the gun shoots itself, and is frozen forever, much to the chagrin of Robotnik.
b: 11-Oct-1993 pc: 124
NOTE: Dr. Robotnik's Freeze Ray is called the Super Stopper-Zapper. |
27. Musta Been A Beautiful Baby |
Robotnik somehow invents a ray that makes people turn into babies, and shoots Sonic and Tails. However, he also shot himself! An overly hyper baby Sonic, a baby Tails that can speak few words, and the bully-like Baby Robotnik are taken to daycare, where they must go the whole day without a time-out until the effects wear off. Scratch and Grounder use multiple disguises to try and trick the owner of the daycare into thinking they're the kid's parents, but none work.
b: 12-Oct-1993 pc: 128 |
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Robotnik builds a mechanical wife and tries to catch Sonic with her help, but Sonic messes with it so it treats Robotnik badly.
b: 13-Oct-1993 pc: 138 |
29. The Attack On The Pinball Fortress |
In the adaptation of Sonic Spinball for the Sega Genesis, Sonic, Wes Weasley and Sergeant Doberman attempt to breach the defences of Robotnik's new fortress, and none of them can stand the sight of each other.
b: 14-Oct-1993 pc: 141 w: Bob Forward
NOTE: In one way or another, this episode seemed based on the Sega Genesis game Sonic Spinball. |
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When Robotnik announces his intention to give up villainy, Sonic is therefore forced into retirement, and the offer of an all expenses paid adventure holiday from a town's grateful mayor seems like just a thing to relieve his and Tails' boredom. But - Shock! Horror! - The mayor was really a robot, and the entire island is populated by the duplicitous Robotnik's troops, and they are determined to upon bringing about the heroes' demise. Perhaps mercifully, this is completely bland.
b: 15-Oct-1993 pc: 135
NOTE: There is a Sonic X episode with the same title.
- There is also a Sonic Underground with the same title.
- Papa Roach also did a song called "Last Resort" |
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Robotnik constructs a pushy P.T. robot in an attempt to increase Scratch and Grounder's fitness, and the three of them try to rub out Sonic with various lethal sporting devices.
b: 18-Oct-1993 pc: 143 w: Doug Torilon |
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When Robotnik opens up a resort to make the resident Mobians his slaves, Sonic enlists the help of some robots from an area of Mobius called Scrap Valley.
b: 19-Oct-1993 pc: 121
NOTE: Also known as "Scrap Valley." |
33. Close Encounter Of The Sonic Kind |
Scratch and Grounder have a super-suction plate that they intend to have Sonic run over and get caught, but the suction beam goes up into outer space and hits a passing spaceship! Containing an alien inside with a squid for a head, and a large, free-floating red amoeba, Sonic and Tails find out that the alien is on his way to be crowned king of Rhombus, and if he isn't there in time, his baby brother (who wants to blow up Mobius) will be king instead! The ship lost some parts when it crashed, but particularly a red nosecone with a built-in navigation chip they need to get to Rhombus in time. There's just one problem - Grounder's nose falls off when the ship crashes, and he grabs the nosecone, thinking it's his nose. Sonic has to get it back in time to have the alien go back and be king and to keep the planet from becoming a pile of kibble in the starstream.
b: 20-Oct-1993 pc: 108 |
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One of Tails' inventions catches the eye of the goofy Professor Dinglehopper, who asks the fox to leave Sonic and become his research assistant! While they travel to the professor's laboratory, the professor is captured and replaced by Robotnik, who gets the unwitting fox to help him to build his new anti-Sonic weapon! All is saved when Sonic accidentally shows up.
b: 21-Oct-1993 pc: 139 w: Bob Forward
NOTE: Sky City may be based on the Sky High Zone from the Game Gear version of Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Sonic celebrates his birthday in two episodes of the series, this is one of them. |
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When Dr. Robotnik builds a robot "son" that looks like him. He finally has a sense of pride, but the pride is soon dashed to pieces when the robot realizes he'd rather be on Sonic's side because "Sonic's nicer."
b: 22-Oct-1993 pc: 129
NOTE: First appearance of Robotnik Jr. |
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Dr. Robotnik acquires a magic wand and a book of spells from Wes Weasley, and attempts to master them while trying to destroy the Mobius mint before it can release a Sonic banknote, with the ultimate aim of forcing it to produce currency in his own image.
b: 25-Oct-1993 pc: 137 w: Douglas Zip Purgason |
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The Chaos Emerald mini-series starts off with Robotnik waiting for a good scientist, Professor Caninestein, to finish working on a time machine. Robotnik says he's going to use it to go back in time and steal four all-powerful "Chaos Emeralds of Invisibility, Invincibility, Immortality, and (the Power of) Life." Once he has all of them, he will become The Surpreme High Robotnik! While Robotnik and his Dumbbots get the time machine in use, Caninestein heads for the beach and warns Sonic (who seems intent on impressing all the babes) and Tails about Robotnik's plot. Using some "atomic-relativity boots" that Caninestein made, Sonic and Tails chase Robotnik to the time of Blackbeard the Pirate. Robotnik uses a "Robot-Transmogrifier Ray" to roboticize Blackbeard (because he knows where to find the Emerald of Invisibility) and make him work for him. Sonic and Tails show up before Robotnik (who's now had plenty of time to buy some pirate gear for himself and the crew) and Blackbot can reach land and have some fun with the Badniks before getting trapped in the belly of a roboticized whale that doesn't seem to rust easily. Sonic reprograms the robowhale and steers it to follow the ship. Sonic and Tails beat the Badniks to the Emerald, which is invisible, but Robotnik is stupid enough to not know that. Sonic turns invisible, trashes the Badniks, sends Blackbot to the scrap heap, and Robotnik loses his chance to get Emerald of Invisibility.
b: 26-Oct-1993 pc: 148 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: This episode is the first part of the "Quest For The Chaos Emeralds" mini-series. The Robot Transmogrification Gun is somewhat similar to the Roboticizer from that other Sonic the Hedgehog series. |
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The Badniks go back to the Mesozoic Era and steal the Emerald of Life, but not before Robotnik kills his Dumbniks to do so by throwing them into the volcano. Sonic is too late to stop him. Robotnik and his morons (who have somehow been resurrected despite getting thrown into the lava) go back to the last three episodes to get the other Emeralds, and Sonic and Tails are too late to stop them again. Robotnik places all four Emeralds on his neck and grows larger and becomes Surpreme High Robotnik, and sends Sonic and Tails to the Big Bang. They escape and rely on their selves (other Sonics and Tails using the time-travel devices) to defeat Robotnik.
b: 29-Oct-1993 pc: 151 w: Jeffrey Scott |
39. Hedgehog Of The Round Table |
So Robotnik and his robots head for the time of King Arthur and the Knights of the Hound Table. Robotnik meets Merlence the Wizard (and Scratch and Grounder get to fool around with a magic wand), who just hands him the Emerald of Invincibility. But holding the Emerald is just half the thing – you need to be king for it to work. So Robotnik takes over the throne and makes Merlence change Sonic's boots to stone. Sonic and Tails rescue Merlence and humiliate Robotnik so hard he loses the Emerald, then they send the Badniks to a Roman coliseum, and Sonic gets a knighthood.
b: 27-Oct-1993 pc: 149 w: Jeffrey Scott. |
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Sonic comes to the rescue of a town as it is held to ransom by a crime syndicate under the control of Dr. Robotnik!
b: 01-Nov-1993 pc: 144 w: Dennis Flaherty |
41. Robotnik's Pyramid Scheme |
Robotnik and his idiots escape from the lions and head for ancient Mobegypt, when they can find the Emerald of Immortality. Robotnik, of course, knows that Sonic will try to stop him. But Robotnik has apparently got a surprise plan here - he tries to make sure Sonic is never born by preventing the Blue Blur's Egyptian ancestors, Masonic and Penelope, from meeting. Sonic and Tails show up, this time having used Caninestein's "Time-Warp Boogie Board" (the boots were hurting Sonic's feet), and manage to save Masonic from being kept under wraps. The kicker, though, is that Sonic winds up preventing his ancestors' meeting and is erased from existence. Instead of deciding to change the show's name to The Adventures of Tails the Kitsune, Tails fixes the paradox and gets Masonic and Penelope to meet, and Sonic reappears as if on cue. Unfortunately, Robotnik has now made himself pharaoh and forces Sonic, Tails, Masonic, and Penelope to build pyramids for him. When Robotnik figures that the Emerald is in a pyramid of one of his ancestors, Sonic sends a message to Caninestein to send him a nail file to help them escape. They chase Robotnik to the pyramid but are too late to stop him. Robotnik gets the Emerald (which is cursed) from his mummified ancestor, who's been running from Sonic's mummified ancestor for his whole immortal life, and seems glad to be dead now. Robotnik decides to just finish off his opponent by himself. Sonic uses a power shield gem and uses the aforementioned attacks to defeat Robotnik and send him in the middle of a war.
b: 28-Oct-1993 pc: 150 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: The shield gem is similar to the shield monitors in the Sonic the Hedgehog games. |
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A popular cartoonist Sketch Lampoon is imprisoned in Robotnik's prison. Sonic has a plan, to get captured in the prison cell and then break out and save Sketch Lampoon.
But will it work?
b: 02-Nov-1993 pc: 106
NOTE: This episode marks the first appearance of Sketch Lampoon. In some ways, he resembles Sesame Street's character Big Bird. |
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Robotnik invents a ray gun that literally transports Sonic, Tails, and Robotnik's gang into a storybook! Robotnik steals a magic wand straight off and uses it on Sonic and Tails. He assumes the role of the evil character in parodies of each story. And the bad thing is Tails doesn't know what's going to happen because Sonic never read him fairy tales.
b: 03-Nov-1993 pc: 165 w: Gordon Bressack
NOTE: This is last episode of the series. |
44. Mystery Of The Missing Hi-Tops |
There's going to be some sort of fair in Sonic's honor today on Planet Mobius, but Sonic wakes up and finds his shoes gone! He suspects Robotnik, but he can't run without the shoes due to the fact that the friction would tear his feet up, so he has to use detective work. He realizes it was a pushy carnival salesman. He admits to having stolen them as he was going to cut them up and sell them as souvenirs.
b: 04-Nov-1993 pc: 119 |
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Coconuts knocks a bunch of chemical mixes off a shelf into a vat. Robotnik falls into them and gains super powers as he challenges Sonic to a series of physical tests - and the one who loses the most has to leave Mobius forever! Robotnik's only weak point is his butt, since it was the only part that didn't touch the chemical. Sonic puts a pin on his chair, and Robotnik loses his powers. And though he loses, Robotnik doesn't leave.
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Robotnik : "And you two! I'm demoting you two to floor cleaners!"
Scratch and Grounder : "But why? We didn't even do anything!"
Robotnik : "Exactly!"
b: 05-Nov-1993 pc: 145
NOTE: There is an episode of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 of a similar name, "Super Koopa." |
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Robotnik plants bombs at three of Mobius' centers of transport: an airport, a port and a railway station, threatening to cause chaos unless Sonic can effectively be in three places at once!
b: 08-Nov-1993 pc: 142 w: Ed Ferarra , Kevin Murphy |
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Sonic and Tails are blasted into space whilst trying to prevent Robotnik from launching a deadly rocket towards a space station! When they arrive, they find the space station inhabited by a very hungry - and cold afflicted - alien, who views them as the first fresh meat for some time, but they bargain with the alien that it can chase Robotnik for as long as it wants, if it will help them return to Mobius! The sneezing alien is the only joke, and it doesn't work.
b: 09-Nov-1993 pc: 133
NOTE: The Dumbots are sent to the Asteroid Zone, but mistakenly end up stranded in the Star Light Zone. The Star Light Zone was the fifth level in Sonic the Hedgehog, though back then, it was simply sort of a construction sight set against a perpetual starry night backdrop instead of any area of space. |
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When Scratch and Grounder capture a Freedom Fighting Kangaroo named MacHopper (a cheap Crocodile Dundee wannabe) Robotnik comes to realize that Mac may be the only person capable of matching Sonic at his own game, as he brainwashes Mac into doing his dirty deeds! But in the attempt to reprogram his brain an explosion occurs in the lightning storm, causing his reprogramming to go bonkers. And so, his mind begins to switch programming from lost memory, to regular memory, to Robotnik created memory and the only true mind reviver being none other than chili.
b: 10-Nov-1993 pc: 131 |
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Sonic and Tails baby-sit a pair of baby beavers who are at least as much trouble as Robotnik, and get themselves kidnapped at least as often as Tails! Robotnik attacks the heroes while they're pre-occupied, but the twins are ultimately better at seeing off villains than Sonic himself.
b: 11-Nov-1993 pc: 152 w: Jeffrey Scott |
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Tails unwittingly steps on a piece of "high-speed gum" that Dr. Robotnik invented and now he can run really super fast! There's just one drawback to his new super speed ability - because unfortunately, once he starts speeding, he can't control himself.
b: 12-Nov-1993 pc: 130 |
51. Lifestyles Of The Sick And Twisted |
A parody of the old Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, except about Robotnik and his daily routine of evil - with a twist: especially when Robotnik kidnaps Robin Leech's niece! And to top that - Robin isn't so much of a good egg himself...
b: 15-Nov-1993 pc: 162 |
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Sonic gets a speeding ticket that he can't afford to pay, and has to do labor in a field to make up for it. Meanwhile, he learns of a plan that Robotnik is going to use special pollen that hypnotizes people and makes them do his bidding! Problem is - how can he hope to stop Robotnik if he's trapped doing hard time?
b: 16-Nov-1993 pc: 157 w: Jeffrey Scott |
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When Robotnik threatens to close down an orphanage and evict all the poor little orphans, Sonic and Tails enter Caninestein's car design in a race, in an attempt to win the prize money! But the robots, Scratch and Grounder are also competing, and dog Sonic and Tails all the way, until they realize that they may be replaced if Sonic is defeated.
b: 17-Nov-1993 pc: 155 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: The Special Stage is similar to the Special Stages in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and is entered the same way. In Sonic the Hedgehog 2, you needed a certain amount of Rings to enter the Special Stage. Also, where are the mines? |
54. Honey I Shrunk The Hedgehog |
Robotnik hatches a plan to shrink the sources of all of Mobius' natural resources, and keep them all in his fortress! Hit by his shrink ray, Sonic and Tails must make their way across the doctor's lab and join forces with the residents of the shrunken cities to stop Robotnik!
b: 18-Nov-1993 pc: 153 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: Sonic's room has a model of the original Starship Enterprise from Star Trek.
- The title refers to the movies Honey, I Shrunk The Kids. |
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Quite a popular singer, Catty Carlisle sings a song about Sonic (showing off his heroic side). It sours to the top of the charts and Robotnik finds out. And when he does he captures singer Catty Carlisle, and Sonic comes to the rescue and saves her with the help of his friend Tails.
b: 19-Nov-1993 pc: 111
NOTE: The tune of Catty Carlisle's song is the same as the opening for the show. |
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Robotnik has invented The Ultra-Freezomatic with his goal to freeze every being on Mobius and place on them little cigarette-patch looking "Servitude Chips" thus giving them complete obedience to Robotnik! But when he installs them in Scratch and Grounder with the program of "Get Sonic!" they end up prematurely setting off the Freezomatic. Thus in the ensuing chaos and messed up circuitry Scratch and Grounder fluctuate between Sonic and Robotnik being their master. And even worse still Tails is captured and a servitude patch placed on him!
b: 22-Nov-1993 pc: 125 |
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Robotnik is running for president, and Sonic runs against him to ensure that Robotnik won't win. But, Robotnik uses mind control that affects everyone except Sonic, because he's so fast. But, in the end Robotnik only gets one vote - Himself! Yes, Scratch, Grounder, and Mama voted for Sonic!
b: 23-Nov-1993 pc: 163
NOTE: This episode is a rip-off of The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 episode "Princess Toadstool for President."
- First time Robotnik / Eggman runs for president in any cartoon. (The second time is the Sonic X episode, "Eggman for President.")
- In "Eggman For President," Eggman doesn't tecnically "run" for president, as he's forcing the president to make him president. |
58. Mad Mike, Da Bear Warrior |
Mad Mike (last seen in "The Robotnik Express"), receives a blow to the head and suffers amnesia, which causes him to think that he is loyal to Robotnik! Sonic, Tails and Big Griz however must change his mind.
b: 24-Nov-1993 pc: 134 |
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Robotnik traps Sonic in his death-trap amusement park called Robotnik Land. There Robotnik tortures Sonic and it's his birthday! Can you believe it? Will Sonic escape?
b: 25-Nov-1993 pc: 154 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: Robotnikland is also the name of a plan for a city by Robotnik / Eggman in Sonic Adventure (and DX). An evil town of a similar name, Eggmanland, was also seen in the Sonic OVA episode "Journey to Eggmanland." |
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While fishing, when Tails pulls out a mermaid hedgehog named Merna, its up to Sonic and Tails to save the day when they find out Dr. Robotnik is destroying her underwater city.
b: 26-Nov-1993 pc: 156 w: Jeffrey Scott
NOTE: The title refers to The Little Mermaid, a classic novel made popular by Disney's movie version. The book and movie was also referenced in the first-ever Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comic. For more information, see "Extras" in the Nintendo GameCube title Sonic Mega Collection. |
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Robotnik captures a master of martial arts (Miyagi by any other name), and steals his knowledge in order to turn Scratch and Grounder into better fighters. The master's pupil comes to Sonic and Tails for help, and the trio then battle the robots for the sensei's freedom.
b: 29-Nov-1993 pc: 164
NOTE: This episode was never aired on Toon Disney. |
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Robotnik is after Easy Eddie, a pickpocket that took his Chaos Emerald ring that he was going to use to conquer Mobius and he wants it back.
b: 30-Nov-1993 pc: 161 |
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When Sonic disappears from the face of the planet mysteriously, it's up to Tails to locate him with the help of Professor Dinglehopper! But a mysterious lost city and unknown doings by Dr. Robotnik may complicate problems. And just what did happen to Sonic anyway?
b: 01-Dec-1993 pc: 159 |
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Dr. Robotnik invents a machine that literally implodes everything, he's going to use it to conquer the planet once and for all once he installs the BLAMMO component . . . Meanwhile, Scratch and Grounder create a robot out of spare parts that they use to do their bidding. The robot runs away, taking the BLAMMO, an important, delicate piece of Robotnik's imploding machine. And its thus here that Sonic has to recover the BLAMMO from the robot before it implodes the whole planet!
b: 02-Dec-1993 pc: 158 |
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Dr. Robotnik's up to his old tricks as he's convinced a superhero that Sonic is the enemy! (Sound familiar? Check "Over The Hill Hero"!) Capturing Sonic under the impression that he could get his own show leaves Tails' and a bunch of other Mobians' plans to give Sonic a surprise banquet and a Hero of the Year award a little askew . . . . Sonic gets captured along with his friends, is slammed inside a giant disco ball and heaved into a lake to drown to death! The trick: If any of his friends come even close to the ball, it'd start filling with water, if Sonic tried to escape he'd drown, and if he did nothing he'd run out of air! And to make matters worse, he places the other Mobians in a cage and starts to sink the ship they're on!
b: 03-Dec-1993 pc: 160
NOTE: DiC had planned another season for the show after this, but they had to work on their other Sonic show, Sonic the Hedgehog, so AoStH's Season 5 never came around. About a third of this episode is made up of clips from previous episodes. |
Special: Sonic Christmas Blast |
While searching for a present for Princess Sally, Sonic and Tails learn that Dr. Robotnik, posing as Robotnik Claus, has stolen every gift on the planet. Sonic and Tails search for the real Santa and find him locked away seven miles south of the North Pole. Santa says the Special Ring Sonic is wearing, a gift Sally gave him, will give him super speed if he passes some tests.
b: 24-Nov-1996
NOTE: This Christmas Special originally aired on the USA Network. Princess Sally is a character from Archie Comics and Sonic the Hedgehog and says nothing throughout the entire episode. There are many references to the comics and the other show, such as SwatBots and the appearance of Sally. | |
