Sonic The Hedgehog: 15 Best Quotes From The Games
fans have plenty to look forward to in 2024. With Shadow the Hedgehog returning with both Classic and Modern Sonic in and the third movie due to release in December, fans are quite literally drowning in content, like the blue menace himself without a life jacket. , which only recently lost the title of highest-grossing video-game movie domestically to, greatly expanded the Sonic fanbase in a way that could only be done with the production of the hit family flicks.
In the meantime, fans have gone back to play some of their favorite games, like 2006’s infamous and the legendary. Each installment brought awesome concepts, stellar soundtracks, uniquely addictive gameplay, and various memorable (and sometimes meme-able) quotes to the franchise that continued to fortify the love held for the world of Sonic.
Sonic the Hedgehog is a huge component of SEGA’s legacy, but not every game has been great (or even good). Here are the best Sonic games.
One of Sonic's taunts in Nintendo's 2008 crossover fighting title will remain embedded in the minds of anyone who has suffered repeated defeats at the hands of the blue rodent. While showing off his speed, Sonic will taunt his opponent, calling them «too slow,» and while this is in keeping with Sonic's skills it wasn't long until the internet heavily memed it and it became synonymous with Sonic the Hedgehog in general.
Sonic just may be the only character that could get away with a line as cheesy as this one, but the meaning rings true. After all, no one is capable of controlling Sonic for long, always finding a way out of sticky situations and triumphing over his foes.
Specifically, in, Sonic’s abilities are tested when has to learn a new combat style, sword fighting. While this limited his freedom to run and pounce on things like he usually did, he was able to break through the handicap and turn it into something all his own to fight for what he believes in.
Power-ups are often thought of as Mario's specialty, but Sonic the
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