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*[[SEZ]], aka '''[[Sleeping Egg Zone]]''' from Sonic Chaos, '''[[Scrambled Egg Zone]]''' from Sonic 2 (8-bit), or the Sonic Says segments from the end of [[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]] episodes. | *[[SEZ]], aka '''[[Sleeping Egg Zone]]''' from Sonic Chaos, '''[[Scrambled Egg Zone]]''' from Sonic 2 (8-bit), or the Sonic Says segments from the end of [[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]] episodes. | ||
*[[SHZ]], aka '''[[Sky High Zone]]''' from Sonic 2 8-bit or '''[[Sunset Hill Zone]]''' from Sonic Advance 3 . | *[[SHZ]], aka '''[[Sky High Zone]]''' from Sonic 2 8-bit or '''[[Sunset Hill Zone]]''' from Sonic Advance 3 . | ||
| + | *[[SPZ]], aka '''[[Sunset Park Zone]]''' from Sonic Triple Trouble or '''[[Secret Plant Zone]]''' from Sonic Pocket Adventure. | ||
*[[SSZ]], aka '''[[Sky Sanctuary Zone]]''' from Sonic & Knuckles, '''[[Spring Stadium Zone]]''' from Sonic 3D, or '''[[Stardust Speedway Zone]]''' from Sonic CD. | *[[SSZ]], aka '''[[Sky Sanctuary Zone]]''' from Sonic & Knuckles, '''[[Spring Stadium Zone]]''' from Sonic 3D, or '''[[Stardust Speedway Zone]]''' from Sonic CD. | ||
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*[[Kosinski]], either '''[[Kosinski compression]]''' (a compression format used in several video games, including the ones in the Sonic series), or '''[[Brett Kosinski]]''', the scener who first cracked said compression format. | *[[Kosinski]], either '''[[Kosinski compression]]''' (a compression format used in several video games, including the ones in the Sonic series), or '''[[Brett Kosinski]]''', the scener who first cracked said compression format. | ||
*[[Megamix]], which may be '''[[Fighters Megamix]]''', a 1997 fighting game for the Sega Saturn; '''[[Team Megamix]]''', a group of ROM hackers; '''[[Sonic Megamix]]''', Team Megamix's primary project for the [[Sega Mega CD]]; or '''[[Sonic 2 Megamix]]''', a smaller project worked on only by Tweaker for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. | *[[Megamix]], which may be '''[[Fighters Megamix]]''', a 1997 fighting game for the Sega Saturn; '''[[Team Megamix]]''', a group of ROM hackers; '''[[Sonic Megamix]]''', Team Megamix's primary project for the [[Sega Mega CD]]; or '''[[Sonic 2 Megamix]]''', a smaller project worked on only by Tweaker for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. | ||
| + | *[[OST]], which may refer to [[Object Status Table]] or [[Original Sound Track]]. | ||
*[[Sonic Comic]], which may be referring to either the '''[[Sonic the Comic|British Fleetway]]''' or '''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie)|American Archie]]''' Sonic comic series. | *[[Sonic Comic]], which may be referring to either the '''[[Sonic the Comic|British Fleetway]]''' or '''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie)|American Archie]]''' Sonic comic series. | ||
*[[Unknown from M.E.]], Knuckles' theme song in [[Unknown from M.E. (SA1)|'''Sonic Adventure''']] and [[Unknown from M.E. (SA2)|'''Sonic Adventure 2''']]. | *[[Unknown from M.E.]], Knuckles' theme song in [[Unknown from M.E. (SA1)|'''Sonic Adventure''']] and [[Unknown from M.E. (SA2)|'''Sonic Adventure 2''']]. | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 15 October 2009
The following is a list of redirects on the wiki, purely so they don't show up in system pages and suchlike.
Zones
- AIZ, aka Angel Island Zone from Sonic 3 or Angel Island Zone from Sonic Advance.
- ALZ, aka Azure Lake Zone from Sonic 3 or Aqua Lake Zone from Sonic 2 (8-bit).
- ARZ, aka Aquatic Ruin Zone from Sonic 2 or Aquatic Relix Zone from Sonic Pocket Adventure.
- CAZ, aka Cosmic Angel Zone from Sonic Advance or Chaos Angel Zone from Sonic Advance 3.
- CCZ, aka Collision Chaos Zone from Sonic CD or Cosmic Casino Zone from Sonic Pocket Adventure.
- CNZ, aka Casino Night Zone from Sonic 2 or Carnival Night Zone from Sonic 3.
- CPZ, aka Chemical Plant Zone from Sonic 2 or Casino Paradise Zone from Sonic Advance.
- DDZ, aka Doomsday Zone from Sonic & Knuckles or Diamond Dust Zone from Sonic 3D.
- DEZ, aka Death Egg Zone, from either Sonic 2 or Sonic & Knuckles.
- DHZ, aka Dust Hill Zone or .hack//zero, also known as dothackzero, a scener.
- GGZ, aka Green Grove Zone or Gene Gadget Zone, both from Sonic 3D.
- MS, aka the Sega Master System or the games company Microsoft.
- MZ, aka Marble Zone from Sonic 1 or Metropolis Zone from Sonic 2.
- PPZ, aka Panic Puppet Zone from Sonic 3D or Palmtree Panic Zone from Sonic CD.
- SBZ, aka Scrap Brain Zone from Sonic 1, Sky Base Zone from Sonic 1 (8-bit), or Secret Base Zone from Sonic Advance.
- SCZ, aka Sky Chase Zone from either Sonic 2 or Sonic Pocket Adventure.
- SEZ, aka Sleeping Egg Zone from Sonic Chaos, Scrambled Egg Zone from Sonic 2 (8-bit), or the Sonic Says segments from the end of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episodes.
- SHZ, aka Sky High Zone from Sonic 2 8-bit or Sunset Hill Zone from Sonic Advance 3 .
- SPZ, aka Sunset Park Zone from Sonic Triple Trouble or Secret Plant Zone from Sonic Pocket Adventure.
- SSZ, aka Sky Sanctuary Zone from Sonic & Knuckles, Spring Stadium Zone from Sonic 3D, or Stardust Speedway Zone from Sonic CD.
Other
- Believe in Myself, Tails' theme song in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2
- Kosinski, either Kosinski compression (a compression format used in several video games, including the ones in the Sonic series), or Brett Kosinski, the scener who first cracked said compression format.
- Megamix, which may be Fighters Megamix, a 1997 fighting game for the Sega Saturn; Team Megamix, a group of ROM hackers; Sonic Megamix, Team Megamix's primary project for the Sega Mega CD; or Sonic 2 Megamix, a smaller project worked on only by Tweaker for the Sega Mega Drive.
- OST, which may refer to Object Status Table or Original Sound Track.
- Sonic Comic, which may be referring to either the British Fleetway or American Archie Sonic comic series.
- Unknown from M.E., Knuckles' theme song in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2.
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