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Sonic, Tails and Knuckles encounter Shadow and Rouge, who are also trapped in this future. In order to return to the present, they need to create a rift in time and space, which they figure can be created if Sonic and Shadow use Chaos Control together. While searching for Chaos Emeralds, Sonic, Tails and Knuckles encounter Silver, his friend Blaze, and Mephiles, a dark being who resembles Shadow, tells Silver that Sonic is the one responsible for the future's devastation, and takes them back in time to kill Sonic.

Sonic learns from a computer file that Elise was killed when Eggman's battleship exploded two days after the Festival of the Sun. After retrieving a pair of Chaos Emeralds, Sonic and Shadow create the space-time rift, allowing them to return to the present.

Sonic returns for Elise, but is once again attacked by Silver, also allowing Eggman to kidnap Elise yet again. Fortunately, Shadow arrives to confront Silver, allowing Sonic to rescue Elise, and he returns her to her castle in Soleanna. Later, Eggman arrives in his battleship and threatens to destroy Soleanna, and Elise willingly surrenders herself to him to protect her people.

Eggman explains to Elise that in order for his plan to take over the world to work, he requires the seven Chaos Emeralds and the dormant power of the Flames of Disaster within Elise to awaken Solaris, allowing him to harness the sun god's power over time.

On his way to rescue Elise, Sonic encounters Silver once more who, instead of attacking him, expresses concern for Elise as well. The two hedgehogs team up, but before they reach the battleship, it malfunctions, crashes and explodes, just as Sonic feared while back at the future. However, Sonic and Silver realize they can use Chaos Control to travel back in time to the previous day, before Eggman's battleship launched.

Sonic travels to the past alone and reunites with Elise. Defeating Eggman who battles Sonic with the Egg Wyvern one last time, Sonic escapes the exploding battleship with Elise and makes it back to solid ground. Shadow's story opens in the midst of a rescue mission of Rouge the Bat , who was sent by G. Shadow invades the base and finds Rouge in the midst of accomplishing her mission. They escape to the site that was formerly the castle of Soleanna's kings where they are confronted by Dr.

Eggman , who attempts to retrieve his stolen property. Eggman's robots swoop down to attack, and in the heat of the battle, the Scepter of Darkness is completely shattered. With the seal destroyed, Mephiles is freed. Resurrected in the likeness of Shadow through his shade, Mephiles the Dark introduces himself and hints at past history that the two shared.

Mephiles, using a time warp similar to Chaos Control , flings Shadow and Rouge to a future on the brink of collapse. When they arrive, they are first perplexed, but before long, they find some disturbing answers.

Along the way, they find an inactive, dusty E Omega , lying in stand-by mode for hundreds of years for an unknown reason. They discover that they are in the distant future, destroyed by the demon Iblis. Shadow and Rouge meet up with Sonic , Tails , and Knuckles , who were sent to the future by Eggman's latest machine.

Sonic and Shadow conclude that they must use Chaos Control to get home, and set out to locate the Chaos Emeralds. After a confrontation with Iblis, they succeed in finding two Chaos Emeralds and successfully create a time warp to the present. Sonic and company go back to their time, except for Shadow, who stays to confront Mephiles.

Upon catching up with Mephiles, he reveals to Shadow that the humans, looking for someone to blame for the destruction of the Earth, saw Shadow responsible for the catastrophe. Shadow is hunted down, defeated, and trapped behind an energy seal. Mephiles tempts Shadow to join him to gain vengeance upon the humans, but Shadow refuses, at which point Mephiles transforms into his second form, a more powerful crystalline monster, and the two engage in battle.

Rouge, in the present, realizes that Shadow is alone in the future fighting Mephiles, without a Chaos Emerald. She searches for E Omega, gives him a Chaos Emerald, and tells him to sit and wait in stand-by mode until the distant future becomes the present, and to assist Shadow fighting Mephiles.

Defeated, Mephiles flees to the present through a time warp and Shadow and Omega follow him to the present. Omega pursues Mephiles, and Shadow finds Rouge, who informs him that Dr. Eggman is apparently searching for him. Shadow concludes that Eggman is searching for Mephiles, and goes to interview the doctor. Upon locating Eggman's base, Eggman tells him that, to understand why he wants Mephiles, Shadow must know about the accident that happened 10 years ago, the Solaris Project.

Shadow then leaves only to find Sonic, who is under attack by Silver. Shadow is able to overcome him by freezing time so Silver cannot defend himself. Refusing to just be defeated, Silver also induces Chaos Control, to Shadow's shock. Shadow tells Silver that in order to understand more about Mephiles and Iblis, they would have to use the warp and witness the accident themselves. So the two of them, using the Emeralds, open a time warp to 10 years ago, the Solaris Project.

They witness the Solaris Project's failure at hand, and watch as Iblis and the original Mephiles, a dark puddle, emerge, opening Silver's eyes to Mephiles' deception. The Duke of Soleanna tells them that the demons must be sealed, so he gives Shadow the Scepter of Darkness. Shadow goes to capture Mephiles, and Silver goes to capture Iblis.

It is here that Shadow finds out why Mephiles knows him; it was Shadow who sealed him in the Scepter of Darkness in the first place. With the demons sealed, Shadow leaves the Scepter in the past since he knew where it would end up in the present day.

Silver and Shadow return and Shadow rushes off to find Rouge to tell her what he learned about Mephiles. Shadow finds Rouge and tells her to find out what the Scepter of Darkness, Mephiles' seal, was made of, so they can create another one.

Elsewhere, Omega has found Mephiles on the beach and defeats him once again, but Mephiles laughs and tells Omega that the reason he can defeat him so easily is because he was built to defeat Shadow later on. Omega refuses to acknowledge the truth at first but after Mephiles escapes again, he admits to Shadow and Rouge that he was the one that sealed Shadow in the future. After Shadow fights him and gains victory, Mephiles reverts back into his original form, a puddle of darkness.

Shadow attempts to seal him in the new Scepter of Darkness, but it shatters and Mephiles is able to free himself. Mephiles reveals that what worked ten years ago no longer does because he is using Shadow's form. Mephiles uses his powers to summon a giant clone army of himself and he attempts, once again, to trick Shadow by convincing him that he is a fool for continuing to protect those who will eventually seal him away.

In response, Shadow replies, "If the world chooses to become my enemy, I will fight like I always have! Silver lives approximately years in the future where telekinetic powers are a common ability. Fought by Silver and his partner and best friend, Blaze the Cat , this is known as an immortal being known as " Iblis ". After Silver becomes frustrated over the fact that Iblis cannot be defeated, a mysterious figure named Mephiles suddenly appears and, along the way, informs Silver of the time when Iblis was first unleashed onto the world.

He tells him that Sonic was the main cause of the "Flames of Disaster" and refers to him as the "Iblis Trigger". Mephiles sends himself along with Silver and Blaze back in time to the point when "the Iblis Trigger was alive" to prevent Sonic from destroying the future. Upon reaching the present day, Silver realizes that he got separated from Mephiles and Blaze and, elsewhere, Blaze makes the same realization. When Silver has his sights finally set on the Iblis Trigger, he is interrupted by Amy , who mistakes him for Sonic.

Amy quickly develops a friendship with Silver, and she promises to help him find who he is looking for, not realizing that he plans on finding and killing Sonic. After locating Sonic in the city, Silver engages him in combat and just as Sonic is about to be killed by Silver, he is saved by Amy. While Sonic runs off to find Elise , who was kidnapped by Eggman during the battle, Amy gets upset over the fact that Silver would even suggest that Sonic would destroy the world in the future and she quickly leaves Silver.

Both confused and puzzled when Blaze finds him, Silver questions whether or not he should kill Sonic just for the sake of saving the future. To find more answers, Silver and Blaze journey to Eggman's base. After resolving that he should kill Sonic, Silver finds Mephiles, who tells him that Sonic is at the terminal station. Silver heads there and fights Sonic again, only to have Shadow save Sonic just as Silver was about to finish him off. Silver mistakes Shadow for Mephiles and Shadow corrects him.

The two battle it out and actually induce a Chaos Control using the two Chaos Emeralds they have in their possession. They teleport into the past 10 years ago and find out what went wrong. Silver and Shadow arrive at the perfect moment, during the explosion that releases Mephiles and Iblis in the first place and, ultimately, causes the Duke of Soleanna 's death.

Shadow seals the original Mephiles in the Scepter of Darkness and Silver learns that to defeat Iblis, they must seal him inside someone's soul, making that person into a sort of vessel. Silver also learns more of Mephiles' intentions and discerns that he lied to him about Sonic being the Iblis Trigger. Upon returning to the present, he meets up with Blaze, shares his findings and has a change of heart, resolving to help Sonic save Elise. Unfortunately, Sonic, Silver and Blaze arrive too late, as they watch the Egg Carrier explode causing the death of Elise and possibly Eggman as well.

Sonic rushes into the past to save Elise and gives Silver a Chaos Emerald for him to return to the future. After journeying back to the future, resolved to finally defeat Iblis, Silver and Blaze fight Iblis and successfully defeat him. When Silver tries to seal him, though, by using himself as a vessel, Silver is unable to use himself as a vessel to seal Iblis. As the ultimate sacrifice, Blaze uses herself as the vessel, sealing both herself and Iblis into another dimension to save both Silver and her world.

Disturbed over the loss of a good friend, Silver becomes upset, unsure if what he had set out to do was worth what he had to pay in the end. Nevertheless, light returns to Silver's world, and the game ends with him glaring at the Chaos Emeralds while Blaze is sealed with Iblis in another dimension. Mephiles is seen sporting an evil look as he finally seems prepared to merge with Iblis and destroy the world. Using his purple Emerald, Mephiles blinds Sonic and Elise, who were continuing their stroll from where Sonic's storyline left off.

When they are distracted, he rises from the ground and launches an energy beam that impales Sonic through the back, killing him instantly. Elise frantically attempts to revive Sonic, but upon discovering that he is indeed dead, she cries in despair, releasing Iblis. At this point, Mephiles absorbs Iblis, mutates into a monster known as Solaris and then creates his own world to destroy time itself.

Continuing from where Shadow's story ended, he and his friends recover from their battle with the Mephiles clones and Shadow notices the Green and Yellow Chaos Emeralds that Mephiles left behind.

These create a blinding flash that send Shadow, Rouge and Omega to the time-space rift formed by Solaris. Meanwhile, in Soleanna, Amy, Tails and Knuckles notice a large bright light that engulfs the city. Most stages, with some exceptions, have three different types of missions: Hero, Dark and Neutral. The Hero and Dark missions usually have the player doing some tasks such as killing multiple enemies or interacting with certain objects, whereas the Neutral missions just have the player heading to a Goal Ring.

However, it is possible to end a stage in a mission the player did not intend to complete. Six special weapons can be unlocked in the Story mode by completing enough missions.

These weapons are contained in Special Weapon Containers. The first five are each unlocked by completing either the Hero or Dark mission of one of the five Stages and their ammo can be increased by completing both the Hero and Dark missions. The last special weapon, the Shadow Rifle , is unlocked upon completion of the Last Story. As with past Sonic games, Shadow the Hedgehog 's stages have Rings scattered in them.

Rings serve as the playable character's main method of protection; if the player gets hit while having at least one Ring, they will survive with the cost of losing ten of their Rings. However, should Shadow suffer damage without having any Rings on them, the player will lose a life , or get a Game Over if they run out of lives. In the former case, Shadow will respawn either at the latest Save Point he touched, or at the start of the stage if no Save Point was activated.

However, falling into a bottomless pit will cost the player a life regardless of the Rings they have. Shadow the Hedgehog uses the traditional A through E ranking system. A certain minimum total point score is required to earn each ranking, with A being the most points and E the ranking earned when less than the required number of points for a D are earned.

The number of points required for each ranking varies between stages and between missions within each stage. There are also three types of points earned during a stage, and the way the total score is calculated depends on which mission is completed. Normal points are earned by collecting Rings and items; Dark points are earned by defeating GUN troops and sometimes Eggman's mechs depending on what side the player is in and things in the environment. Hero points are earned by killing Black Arms and sometimes Eggman's mechs depending on the player's opposing side , healing wounded GUN troops and civilians, and putting out fires.

The player's total score for Normal missions equals their Normal score plus their Time Bonus Hero and Dark scores are ignored. Their total score for Dark missions equals their Normal score plus their Dark score plus their Time Bonus minus their Hero score, and viceversa.

By earning an A rank for all stages, " Expert Mode " will be unlocked. In it, two players take control of a Shadow Android and must take down their opponent twice in order to win. When selecting 2P Mode on the game's main menu, the players will be able to choose an aspect for their Shadow Android, though it will not affect gameplay. They can also select 3-Stage so that the game will pick up a random stage. Both playable characters will start at different points of the stage, near the center of it.

If a player is hit without having any Rings left or falls into a bottomless pit , the opponent will be declared the winner. After three fights, the game will end and the players will be taken back to the title screen. The development team wanted to develop a game that would attract a teen audience, using Shadow as the protagonist due to his popularity amongst Sonic fans and him fitting with a "gun action" game the best.

Shadow the Hedgehog is notable for its profanities and use of weapons. The decision of including this was made early during the game's development, mainly because of its intended mature tone. This is the first game in the series to feature the 4Kids Entertainment voice actors from Sonic X.

In this game, Sega decided to hire the 4Kids voice actors who were cast for Sonic X for the Sonic the Hedgehog games as well, with their debut featured in Shadow the Hedgehog. This move was poorly received by fans, with many criticizing the 4Kids actors as either trying to imitate their predecessors too much, or being unsuitable for their roles. Despite protests by fans, as well as a long running campaign by former Sonic voice actor Ryan Drummond to return to the role, the 4Kids voice actors were kept up until Sonic Free Riders in where the cast was replaced once more except for Mike Pollock , the voice of Doctor Eggman.

They are:. By May 17, , the game's worldwide sales total exceeded one million. Much criticism stemmed from the unwelcome sense of maturity and, in particular, the addition of guns. The game's controls were criticized, especially because Shadow's homing attack caused unexpected character deaths. Game Informer 's Matt Helgeson complained that the attack "frequently sends you careening off into nothingness, resulting in cheap death after cheap death.

Greg Mueller of GameSpot felt that the guns were nearly useless because of a lack of an aiming ability. The many possible paths through the game caused reviewers to praise the game's replay value. Rating the game 8. Red Black Arms blood instead of green in the prototype screenshots of Shadow the Hedgehog. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. Sonic the Hedgehog , Xbox Item Preview. EMBED for wordpress.

Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! To do: There's a lot of leftovers left to cover, such as level maps , a couple of things from here and Sonic 1 leftovers latter should just be a list as there's a lot of them. Start here due to editing the Sonic 1 game during development. Document this image, among other things. Leftovers Oh boy, there's a lot here. Zones Hidden Palace, Emerald Hill Green Hill?!

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Unused sprites of Sonic turning. The developers might have intended to have Sonic turn when changing direction instead of instantly facing the other way, or possibly a winning pose similar to Sonic's goal sign in this build. More sprites for Sonic presumably hitting max speed. Look at him just sticking his head out there.

Tails does have a full-speed animation, though the only change is his two tails using only two sprites. An unused animation of Sonic pulling, or possibly carrying, something. Puzzle elements involving pulling or carrying things may have been planned for. An unused animation of Sonic balancing on a ledge.

This was probably meant to be used when the player was just a few pixels from falling. It looks similar to the on-the-edge balancing animation seen in Sonic the Hedgehog 3. A background element depicting a cavern obscured by stalagmites and stalactites , not a weird purple blob.

Used in an early version of the Hidden Palace background seen in a mockup screenshot, but not in any real known prototype. Animated tiles that aren't loaded in any zone, but seem to match the Chemical Plant level palette pretty well.

The Chemical Plant boss was referred to as "vacume" in the leftover source code and was removed for some reason, with all its unique code being deleted from this build. More animated tiles using the Chemical Plant palette. There aren't any foreground tile-based propellers or water in the final game. What looks like a burning piece of something or other.

Early concept art shows a Buzzer-like Bee enemy that could destroy bridges by burning them with fireballs - this could be a remnant of that idea. This is the Hill Top one-way gate. It's identical to the one in the final game, it just hasn't been coded yet.

Graphics for a Hidden Palace object, possibly a floating platform. It's not clear how they would be assembled. A similar object is seen in the rerelease as an aquatic platform. The standard Sonic 2 switch has already been drawn and digitized by this point, it just hasn't been coded yet. A spinning metal ball.