Description: The compete series available for the first time ever on a 4-DVD box set!
Sonic the Hedgehog (voiced by Family Matters' Jaleel White)leads a group of freedom fighters bent on restoring their planet's beauty and freeing its citizens from the tyranny of the evil Dr. Robotnik. The fusion of powerful storylines witty banter and a dark atmosphere made Sonic The Hedgehog--dubbed SatAM by its legions of fans--a favorite among youngsters and teens when it premiered on ABC in 1993. Inspired by the phenomenon that took the gaming world by storm Sonic The Hedgehog likewise broke through the barriers of what was expected of a Saturday morning cartoon. Now all 26 episodes are available in this action-packed collectors box set.
Bonus Features Include:
Way Past Cool!: A Conversation With Sonic Writer Ben Hurst The Fastest Thing Alive: A Conversation With Jaleel White Storyboard-to-Screen: The Doomsday Project Printable Heads Or Tails Pilot Script Digital Re-Print of Archie Comics Sonic The Hedgehog #1 Original DiC Concept Art Exclusive Fan Art
Amazon.com: Nineties-era cartoon fans may remember that at one time, two animated series based on the ultra-popular Sega game character Sonic the Hedgehog sped across TV sets in 1993. This Sonic aired on Saturday mornings between '93-'95 and offered a slightly darker tone and more elaborate stories than its syndicated counterpart, The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (1993 to present). Jaleel White (Urkel from Family Matters) provided the voice of Sonic for both series, but the similarities between the two shows essentially ended there; SatAM (as it was known to its small but loyal fanbase) followed the futuristic adventures of young Sonic and his band of Freedom Fighters (which included Bunnie Rabbot, Antoine, and other characters from the original games) as they attempted to foil the evil plans of mad scientist Dr. Robotnik, who had enslaved the city of Mobotropolis and turned its citizens into robots. Where The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog focused on the comic elements of the games, SatAM played more like a serial, with each week presenting a new dilemma for Sonic and his pals to overcome. Sadly, the Freedom Fighters' struggles only lasted for two seasons (though a third was reportedly plotted out), but fans can enjoy the entire 26-episode network run with this four-disc set, which includes a respectable amount of supplemental features. Chief among these are short interviews with White and series head writer Ben Hurst; a smattering of deleted and extended scenes are also included, as is a storyboard-to-screen comparison, a gallery of concept art, and a printable script for the series' pilot, "Heads or Tails." Devoted fans may also glimpse a reproduction of their own Sonic fan art on the set's case. -- Paul Gaita
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Too Dark
When remembering this series from watching it as a kid, I think of it as fun, humorous, bright and exciting.
When watching it as an adult, all I see is how evil and dark it is. Sure it's fast-paced, ... Read More
Rating: - Only problem with this is, the wait was too long, I love it!
My first video game was Sonic 1 and sonic has been one of my favorite video game/animated heroes. I missed this show for so long, I had no way of watching it since it was either Youtubes poor quality or nothing. ... Read More
Rating: - The classic sonic cartoon
This is one of my favorite cartoons ever and the dvd is cool, I like that they put fan artwork on it, that was really cool, I love that jaleel white(steve urkel) is the voice of sonic steve is awesome lol.
I ... Read More
Rating: - My favorite cartoon of the 90s!
In the farest reach of the galaxy, there's a special planet with anthropomorphic animal-like alien beings called Mobius which was once beautiful. Until along time ago a insidious fiend named Dr. Robotnik who ... Read More
Rating: - Season 1 is iffy, Season 2 is Amazing
Sonic the Hedgehog- The Complete Series
This is a 4-Disk DVD Set is for the original Sonic the Hedgehog Cartoon. Many people loved it in 1993 and 1994 when it was playing with Fox's Saturday Morning Line ... Read More