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* [[Reactive Factory]], ''[[Sonic R]]'' | * [[Reactive Factory]], ''[[Sonic R]]'' | ||
* [[Hot Shelter]] and [[Final Egg]], ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' | * [[Hot Shelter]] and [[Final Egg]], ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' | ||
| − | * | + | * [[Secret Base Zone]], ''[[Sonic Advance]]'' |
* [[Techno Base]], ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'' | * [[Techno Base]], ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'' | ||
* [[Power Plant]], ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'' | * [[Power Plant]], ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'' | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 25 July 2010
Scrap Brain Zone, a well-known example of the Factory-City cliché.
Jeez, Eggman's one busy little scientist! It always seems like he's building a technological city for himself in every game. Metal galore, electric sparks, spikes, and nasty Badniks are a few of the things often found in these zones. This cliché also involves levels that are set in factories of city-sized proportions.
First appeared: Scrap Brain Zone, Sonic 1
Also in:
- Scrap Brain Zone, Sonic the Hedgehog (8-bit)
- Chemical Plant Zone, Oil Ocean Zone, and Metropolis Zone, Sonic 2
- Metallic Madness Zone, Sonic CD
- Launch Base Zone, Sonic 3
- Atomic Destroyer Zone, Sonic Triple Trouble
- Gene Gadget Zone and Panic Puppet Zone, Sonic 3D Blast
- Reactive Factory, Sonic R
- Hot Shelter and Final Egg, Sonic Adventure
- Secret Base Zone, Sonic Advance
- Techno Base, Sonic Advance 2
- Power Plant, Sonic Heroes
- Egg Factory, Sonic Riders
- Machine Labyrinth, Sonic Rush Adventure
- EggmanLand, Sonic Unleashed