Frames skip or characters will sometimes look weird, all the while you wondering how the animation got bad and the artists didn't realize, however they do straighten their act up in special episodes, like Sonic's long-awaited transformation to Super Sonic. But as the story progresses on to later sagas, the animation suffers a huge downfall. Sonic's running through tunnels, on walls, on the highway, bullets flying, cars chasing him, all in smooth animation you expect from a Japanese action anime. Not only does the story suffer, but the animation suffers as well. It sounds like normal conversation, with the exception of a few of Sonic's one-liner's and the unimportant humans. And for those who are familiar with the games, the voice acting is quite good. Also, character development is almost non-existent (not counting humans), mostly because the show was intended only for Sonic fans who know the blue dude well. Don't get me wrong, there are several episodes that had me in stitches or crying like a baby, but mostly, it's the same old thing. And it seems that the creators try to develop Chris a whole lot more than realizing Sonic's potential to entertain us with his stunts and attitude. That's it, most times saving the little boy in the process. Sonic's hanging out, Eggman shows up, he runs and destroys a robot. As interesting as the story sounds, it falls short because of the repetitiveness in each episode. Eggman from ruling the world, all the while trying to get back home. They befriend a little boy named Chris who aids them in their quest to stop Dr. The basic story is that Sonic and his friends have been stranded in a new world. However, for hard-core anime and Sonic fans, you can't judge a book by its cover. This new anime is certainly a few steps up from the American cartoons, especially the awful Sonic Underground.

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