Sonic Frontiers Cast Would "Absolutely" Return For Sonic Frontiers 2
In a recent interview at MCM London Comic Con that Screen Rant attended, the cast behind revealed they'd be enthusiastically on board with acting in another entry. The game marked many milestones for the long-running franchise, introducing both its first open world and the new character Sage, an artificial intelligence created by Dr. Eggman. Since its release in 2022, there has been DLC for the title, but no official sequel has been formally announced just yet.
This week, the voice actors behind Sonic, Shadow, Tails, and Sage gathered for a panel during MCM London Comic Con to discuss their work on the series. When asked if they'd be interested in pursuing a sequel, and what they'd like to see from another game in terms of their characters, Roger Craig Smith and Ryan Bartley — who play Sonic and Sage respectively — were wholeheartedly interested in the idea, and theorized where things could go next for Sage. Check out the full quote below:
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. «Would you want to work again?» Yes. [Laughs]
Ryan Bartley: I think it would be cool to see Sage become even more human. I'm sure she has lots of the world to explore, and lots of friends of Sonic that she could meet that would be really amazing, and seeing her develop would be really, really beautiful. I would love that.
From Super Mario Odyssey to Yooka-Laylee, there are a host of fast-paced games to play after conquering Sega's newest hit Sonic Frontiers.
As the newest character in the series, it would make sense for a second to continue exploring Sage's storyline as Bartley mentioned, and the angle of furthering her humanity is undoubtedly an interesting one. However, the ending of set up potential narratives for almost every major character by virtue of each one splitting off from the pack to pursue their own goals. A sequel could easily follow a single character like Knuckles or Amy in a new adventure, rather than focusing on the entire group as a whole.
This idea could even tie into a
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