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Latest revision as of 06:27, 10 May 2020

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Secret Base Zone
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Secret Base Zone
Second Zone, Sonic Advance
Number of Acts: 2
Level theme: industrial
Boss: Egg Press
Maximum rings, Act 1: 220 + 32~110
Maximum rings, Act 2: 202 + 22~100
Non-English names:
  • JP: シークレットベースゾーン
Neo Green Hill Zone | Casino Paradise Zone

Secret Base Zone is the second Zone of Sonic Advance. This Zone comes after Neo Green Hill Zone and precedes Casino Paradise Zone.

Overview

A typical factory installation of the Eggman Empire, this industrial setting features a host of manufacturing-based obstacles: swinging hooks to leap across the ceiling, pressurized tubes to sweep the player through a pipe network; steam tops, molten metal crucibles, and free-floating iron platforms. Less usual gimmicks include ziplines criss-crossing the foreground, and dual chutes that drop the player through the background.

Many of the features in this level first debuted in Metropolis Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

A unique effect in the very first, outdoor part of Act 1 is an interesting floodlight motif, later used in Sonic Advance 2's Ice Paradise Zone.

Enemies

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Mogu — Mole Badnik that pops out of the ground.
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Senbon — Pufferfish Badnik (doesn't appear in Easy mode).
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Tentou — Moth Badnik that shoots energy balls.

Special Spring location

The Special Spring for this Zone is located in Act 2. To find it, the player should take the top-most routes as much as possible, and they will eventually find it on top of a downward loop. As they go through the loop, they should use the springs and bouncy platforms to reach it.

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