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* [[Milky Way]], ''[[Sonic Drift 2]]'' | * [[Milky Way]], ''[[Sonic Drift 2]]'' | ||
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* [[X-Zone]] and [[The Moon Zone]], ''[[Sonic Advance]]'' | * [[X-Zone]] and [[The Moon Zone]], ''[[Sonic Advance]]'' | ||
* [[True Area 53]], ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'' | * [[True Area 53]], ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'' | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 11 March 2010
Death Egg Zone in S&K. The massive traps and generally that it's in space are making this zone probably the best example for Outer space cliché.
The Outer Space cliché takes place in...well, space! Usually the last level/boss in the game, the fight goes to the only place big enough to have this! Sometimes in a spaceship, and sometimes within space itself, there is always a surprise waiting for you in this cliché! Prepare to dodge asteroids, fight huge monsters and don't forget to go Super! You won't survive without it!
First appeared: Death Egg Zone, Sonic 2
Also in:
- Milky Way, Sonic Drift 2
- Death Egg Zone (S&K) and [The Doomsday Zone]], Sonic & Knuckles
- X-Zone and The Moon Zone, Sonic Advance
- True Area 53, Sonic Advance 2
- Radiant Emerald, Sonic R
- Space Colony ARK and Finalhazard, Sonic Adventure 2