Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi: Super Sonik II

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Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi: Super Sonik II
System(s): Game Boy Color
Publisher: Sintax
Developer: Sintax
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code Rating CH 200x  ? ?

Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi (超級音速小子), also known as Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi: Super Sonik II (超級音速小子: Super Sonik II), Super II Sonik or Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi II (超級音速小子II) on the box and cartridge, is an unlicensed Sonic the Hedgehog game for the Game Boy Color. Its release year is unknown, though is presumed to have been after 2002 as it steals most of its Sonic-related graphics from Sonic Advance 2, albeit downgraded to fit the Game Boy Color's limitations, while other graphics are taken from other sources such as Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island. The music is taken directly from the Game Boy version of Parasol Stars.

A ROM of the game was dumped by taizou and released on Handheld Underground on December 25, 2018.

Gameplay

Although a platformer, Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi does not play like any official Sonic game, but is rather a basic platformer running under the same engine used in Pokémon Platinum, another Game Boy Color game developed by Sintax. The player can choose to play as either Knuckles, Sonic or Tails.

Characters can move left or right at a fixed speed, jump by pressing , and use a projectile attack with . Sonic and Tails both use weaker projectiles that defeat enemies in two hits, whereas Knuckles can defeat enemies in a single hit. Levels can also feature ladders which the player can climb up or down using and respectively.

The player does not collect any Rings. Instead, they have a HP bar on the bottom of the screen that decreases from taking damage, and is refilled by collecting stars. When the HP bar is emptied, the game is over, though the player may choose to continue. Though the HUD also displays an MP bar and various icons, the player appears to be unable to use any attacks that consume MP, therefore these HUD elements are useless.

Levels

	Level 1
	This level is an underground maze with many Madillos and Straws, ladders and dead ends. The exit is located at the bottom-left of the maze, but is invisible.
	Level 2
	A horizontally-structured level filled with downscaled Piko-pikos and Balloons as well as spike pits. Its foreground graphics are taken from the windmill towers in Sky Canyon. Following the lower paths will lead to the exit.
	Level 3
	A level with a starry sky with non-interactable hearts as decoration, with Pens and Stingers appearing as enemies.
	Level 4
	A maze-like level with thin walls and walkways. Balloons return as enemies, along with the appearances of Bells.
	Level 5
	Another horizontal level that uses Sky Canyon graphics for the foreground, and the exit can be found simply by moving right. Yados, Flickeys and Mice appear as enemies.
	Level 6
	An enclosed arena where the player fights the game's only boss fight - Dr. Eggman in a mech suit. Eggman jumps around and fires shockwaves as an attack. He will be red, blue or yellow depending on the player's character due to shared palettes.

Screenshots

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  Character select

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  Level 1 - Knuckles

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  Level 1 - Sonic

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  Level 1 - Tails

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  Ending

Physical scans

Game Boy Color, CH
Cover
Cart

Technical information

ROM dump status

System	Hash	Size	Build Date	Source	Comments
?	CRC32 a9dd9da7 MD5 7f41fb9c4f9627828b6a1ae958a8c0a9 SHA-1 006df0ddb10c5970002134da4d75ccc466e95edd	2MB		Cartridge	Raw dump

External links

• Handheld Underground release page

References

Unlicensed Sonic the Hedgehog games Somari (1994) | World Heroes 2 (1994) | Sonyc (1995) | Sonic Jam 6 (1998) | Sonic 3D Blast 5 (199x) | Chaoji Yinsu Xiaozi: Super Sonik II (200x) | Sonic 3 Fighter Sonic (200x) Ball Bearing (1993) | Jurassic Boy 2 (1994) | Sonic Dragon (1995) Unlicensed Sonic the Hedgehog hacks of licensed games Sonic | Super Mario & Sonic 2 | Sonic the Hedgehog (1996) | Sonic 6 (1998)