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The [[Sonic CD US Manual|US instruction manual]] adds that the planet is normally covered with tall trees and flowers, however at the start of ''Sonic CD'' sand and jagged rocks are featured most prominently.
 
The [[Sonic CD US Manual|US instruction manual]] adds that the planet is normally covered with tall trees and flowers, however at the start of ''Sonic CD'' sand and jagged rocks are featured most prominently.
  
The [[Sonic CD JP Manual|JP instruction manual]] says that the planet is also known as Miracle Planet.
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The [[Sonic CD JP Manual|JP instruction manual]] says that the planet is also known as [[Miracle Planet]].
  
 
In the intro video the planet is shown chained to a large rock. In the ending video this planet is set free when Sonic destroys the rock it is chained to. Unfortunately the entire planet is destroyed before it is able to go far.
 
In the intro video the planet is shown chained to a large rock. In the ending video this planet is set free when Sonic destroys the rock it is chained to. Unfortunately the entire planet is destroyed before it is able to go far.
  
 
[[Category: Locations]]
 
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Revision as of 11:10, 14 September 2008

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Little Planet as seen on the PC version.

Little Planet is a fictional planet which appears only once, in Sonic the Hedgehog CD. It only appears one month out of every year in the skies above Never Lake. This planet hosts the Time Stones.

The US instruction manual adds that the planet is normally covered with tall trees and flowers, however at the start of Sonic CD sand and jagged rocks are featured most prominently.

The JP instruction manual says that the planet is also known as Miracle Planet.

In the intro video the planet is shown chained to a large rock. In the ending video this planet is set free when Sonic destroys the rock it is chained to. Unfortunately the entire planet is destroyed before it is able to go far.