#Sonic the cutting room floor code#

Soul Tails' down pose references his defeat icon.

In his up pose, he is shown to have dirty gold sharp teeth, while in his left, he is capable of going black and white, with his eyes being long streaked lines. He holds a red microphone that also possesses burn marks and a blush-colored v-neck tank-top and dark-gray boots. His left arm also hangs via loose threads and he wears a grey glove. Minus Soul Tails is the minus version of Soul Tails where he attains his classic grey fur but appears to be burnt as his twin tails are no longer there and end in burned tips, so is his right hand and arm which hangs via a burnt arm vein. He appears as as his exe counterpart in Triple Trouble, summoned by Sonic.EXE to defeat Boyfriend. Miles 'Tails' Prower is the secondary protagonist of the franchise Sonic The Hedgehog, along with the first fall victim for Sonic.EXE.

Gigyas can be seen briefly during Sonic's talking animation.

This is also seen in You Can't Run with his appearance, his laughing animation and his right pose.

His right pose replaces his eyes with multiple smaller eyes and the back of his head gets covered in many tiny holes which could trigger trypophobia.

His left hand is also capable of receeding its hands, turning into a whip.

This is seen in his up and left poses (Normal), his up, left, and right poses (You Can't Run), and majority of Triple Trouble.

Both his hands are capable of turning into weapons, notably, a chainsaw, a pick, a small blade, and a long claw.

His poses show that he is able to control this substance, from changing its color to black, changing his face into a smiley (up), to wholly taking over him (right), to even morphing into a pick (down). His left arm resembles a spring and is connected to his red microphone while his left leg is seen dripping and wet from the strange substance. Minus Sonic.exe's V2 appearance is the same but his shoulderpads are smaller and has less fur on his arms while his V1 appearance is very different where he is akin to someone who got the Corruption with his legs, feet, and arms somewhat assimilated with his right missing. On his up pose, he is seen holding a Madness Combat grunt with purple frills. His down pose shifts his left hand into a large blade. His body is also littered with black patches, each having a red eye, even on his purplish pick hand. In Triple Trouble, he gains his iconic crystallizing purple spines on his head and back and his fur color is that of his original icon. This is evident as his poses show his right hand morphing into a chainsaw (up) and a long claw (right). His left arm is now an pick with a dark red eye on it, while his right arm stays the same but his pointer finger slowly morphs into a weapon. In You Can't Run, he becomes bigger and his belly now has a hole filled with small white eyes. His left hand is also capable of changing form into weapons, with a chainsaw for his up pose, and a pick for his left hand. His mic also turns completely purple for his left and up poses. He wears a dark gray trenchcoat with red horn-like shoulderpads, ripped crimson fingerless gloves exposing all his fingers, a red mic with purple wings, handle, and a red glowing eye at the top, and metal crimson shoes with two spikes on them. He has blue fur and a teal belly, a large head that resembles his icon with large black eyes and small red pupils, and fuzzy fur on his arms. Minus Sonic.exe is a minus version of Sonic.exe. But, as with the movies, you either get a death scene, or you get a is the central antagonist, and currently the only story mode antagonist of the mod, as well as for the main source material of his titular creepypasta. But on Mega Drive at least, it appears that Robotnik's vehicle would have been escaping into the distance while malfunctioning, before possibly going up in smoke. In both the 16-bit and 8-bit versions of Sonic, there is one final hit on Robotnik that seals Sonic's victory, but you never see him die (because he doesn't - he's back again a year later).

#Sonic the cutting room floor code#

There are small spritesleft in the game code that were most likelyintended tofeature in the end sequence. But with the sound test screen scrapped (and relegated to a text-only feature of the level select screen), the 'SAY-GERRR' chime could fit, and went down in history.

This sound file alone takesup almost 1/8th of the memory in the entire cartridge. Want to know what they did with all the space they saved by removing this ridiculous sound test screen? Yuji Naka heard a 'Sega' chant in an advertisement and decided it should go at the start of the game. Above: Sonic 2's Coconuts and Clucker look a lot like Max and Sharps from the scrapped sound test screen