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==American Robotnik==
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'''TODO:''' Discoveries documented by [https://sudden-desu.net/entry/segasonic-the-hedgehog-stage-select-and-debug-tools Suddenデス].
  
Sprites of the Robotnik design used in the American Sonic cartoons can be found in the game. In the tile viewer, it can be found in address ranges 700-720 and 3E40-3E60. It's possible that they meant to use these sprites in the US versions of the game.
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==Unused content==
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===Art===
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====General====
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{{UnusedTable|type=Art|
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyTitleScreenCharacters.png}}
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| desc=Early title screen graphics for [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]], [[Ray the Flying Squirrel|Ray]] and [[Mighty the Armadillo|Mighty]]. The early Sonic sprite was used in the [[SegaSonic the Hedgehog (revision A)|prototype]], but Ray and Mighty were never seen outside of graphic data{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyCharacterSelect.png}}
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| desc=Early character select graphics for Sonic and Ray. Sonic's face was later redrawn, and Ray's patagia were emphasised. Mighty's early graphics are identical to the final, so are not shown here{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyIntroCharacters.png}}
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| desc=Early versions of the trio's sprites when running away in the intro sequence. Mighty is the only character to have an early "panicked" sprite, which shows a different expression{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleSonic.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleRay.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleMighty.gif}}
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| desc=Animations of the trio flexing, becoming muscular in the process{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}. Code to display these animations in-game still exists, but doesn't appear to be used anywhere{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20200913105237/https://twitter.com/suddendesu/status/1305096889977597952}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EggmanHologram.gif}}
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| desc=[[Dr. Eggman]] appearing via hologram{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EggmanRemote.gif}}
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| desc=Eggman using a remote control{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite InsertMoreCoins.png}}
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| desc=Messages prompting the player(s) to insert more coins. These never appear no matter what the DIP switch settings are{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite DebugMenu.png}}
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| desc=Entries for a debug menu, possibly for a level or graphic editor{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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}}
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}}
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====Western localisation====
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Sprites of the Robotnik design used in the North American [[Sonic the Hedgehog (TV series)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' cartoon series]] and [[Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie comics)|Archie comic series]] can be found in the game. It's possible that these sprites were meant to be used when shipping ''SegaSonic the Hedgehog'' overseas{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20161018190823/http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html}}.
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{{UnusedTable|type=Art|
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 1.png}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 2.gif}}<br>{{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 3.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 4.gif}}
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| desc=Animations intended for stage transitions. In MAME's background tile viewer, the static pose can be found in address ranges {{hex|700-720}}.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik MidStageTalk.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik MidStageButton.gif}}
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| desc=Sprites intended for when Robotnik talks and activates traps during stages.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerTalk.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerButton.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerEscape.gif}}
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| desc=Sprites intended for the countdown cutscene in [[Eggman's Tower]].
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsName.png}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsMobile 1.png}}<br>{{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsMobile 2.gif}} {{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsFall.png}}
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| desc=Sprites for the ending credits, including name. The credits mugshot can be found in address ranges {{hex|3E40-3E60}} in MAME'S tile viewer.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageNumber.png|2}}
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| desc=Sprite intended for stage numbers, characterised by Robotnik's cone-shaped head.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik GameOver.png}}
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| desc=[[Game Over]] message.
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}}
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{{UnusedRow
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| content={{SpriteImage|SegaSonic System32 Sprite EnglishDialogue.png}}
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| desc=A complete set of English dialogue bubbles. There is also an "Eggman" variant.
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}}
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}}
  
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==References==
[[Category:Game secrets|SegaSonic the Hedgehog]]
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TODO: Discoveries documented by Suddenデス.

Unused content

Art

General

Art Description
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyTitleScreenCharacters.png
Early title screen graphics for Sonic, Ray and Mighty. The early Sonic sprite was used in the prototype, but Ray and Mighty were never seen outside of graphic data[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyCharacterSelect.png
Early character select graphics for Sonic and Ray. Sonic's face was later redrawn, and Ray's patagia were emphasised. Mighty's early graphics are identical to the final, so are not shown here[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EarlyIntroCharacters.png
Early versions of the trio's sprites when running away in the intro sequence. Mighty is the only character to have an early "panicked" sprite, which shows a different expression[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleSonic.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleRay.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite SwoleMighty.gif
Animations of the trio flexing, becoming muscular in the process[1]. Code to display these animations in-game still exists, but doesn't appear to be used anywhere[2].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EggmanHologram.gif
Dr. Eggman appearing via hologram[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EggmanRemote.gif
Eggman using a remote control[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite InsertMoreCoins.png
Messages prompting the player(s) to insert more coins. These never appear no matter what the DIP switch settings are[1].
SegaSonic System32 Sprite DebugMenu.png
Entries for a debug menu, possibly for a level or graphic editor[1].

Western localisation

Sprites of the Robotnik design used in the North American Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon series and Archie comic series can be found in the game. It's possible that these sprites were meant to be used when shipping SegaSonic the Hedgehog overseas[1].

Art Description
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 1.png
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 2.gif

SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 3.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageIntro 4.gif
Animations intended for stage transitions. In MAME's background tile viewer, the static pose can be found in address ranges 700-720.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik MidStageTalk.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik MidStageButton.gif
Sprites intended for when Robotnik talks and activates traps during stages.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerTalk.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerButton.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik TowerEscape.gif
Sprites intended for the countdown cutscene in Eggman's Tower.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsName.png
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsMobile 1.png

SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsMobile 2.gif
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik CreditsFall.png
Sprites for the ending credits, including name. The credits mugshot can be found in address ranges 3E40-3E60 in MAME'S tile viewer.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik StageNumber.png
Sprite intended for stage numbers, characterised by Robotnik's cone-shaped head.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite Robotnik GameOver.png
Game Over message.
SegaSonic System32 Sprite EnglishDialogue.png
A complete set of English dialogue bubbles. There is also an "Eggman" variant.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 http://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/shr/segasonic/gfx.html (Wayback Machine: 2016-10-18 19:08)
  2. @suddendesu on Twitter (Wayback Machine: 2020-09-13 10:52)


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