Super Sonic (Final Smash)

This article is about the Final Smash in Super Smash Flash 2. For the playable character in the first Super Smash Flash, see Super Sonic (Super Smash Flash). For the super form in general, see Super Sonic.

Super Sonic
Super Sonic on Green Hill Zone.
Universe	Sonic
User(s)	Template:Head
Type	Basic
Effect	Sonic transforms into his super form, allowing him to fly and damage opponents on contact.

Super Sonic (スーパーソニック) is Sonic's Final Smash in Super Smash Flash 2.

Overview

When performed, Sonic shouts "Now I'll show you!" and uses the seven Chaos Emeralds to transform into Super Sonic, in which his blue fur turns into a gold color, his green irises become red, and his quills turn upward. In this state, Sonic gains the ability to freely fly around the stage at an incredible speed and is completely invincible for its duration. He attacks opponents by making contact with them, dealing more damage and knockback based on how fast he is traveling. When not moving, he deals 3% damage with weak knockback, and at his maximum speed, he deals 29% damage and strong knockback. After approximately 18 seconds, the Chaos Emeralds will disperse as Super Sonic transforms back into his original form, ending the move.

Origin

Super Sonic, as he first appeared in Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

Throughout the Sonic games, starting with Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Super Sonic has been the super form of Sonic when he collects all seven Chaos Emeralds. In the early games, the Chaos Emeralds were hidden in Special Stages and were treated as an unlockable feature in the games, and starting with Sonic the Hedgehog 3, other characters were also capable of attaining Super forms, such as Knuckles. Whilst in Super form, Sonic will act under the influence of the Invincibility and Speed-Up items and gains the ability to fly, drastically increasing his speed and allowing him to destroy enemies merely by touch. However, because of his immense speed, the player could easily fall victim to pitfalls. In addition, the Super form does not last for long, as it consumes the player's Rings constantly, so the player must continue to grab Rings to maintain the state. Beginning with Sonic Adventure and up to Sonic Unleashed, Super Sonic is generally only available for play in the final boss battles, which require him to defeat a similarly powered-up major antagonist. More recent Sonic games, however, have since generally allowed Super Sonic to be usable in the games' levels as before, excluding with certain boss battles.

Gallery

Art

Super Sonic's art, used from v0.5a to v0.8b; afterwards, Super Sonic shared artworks with normal Sonic.

Screenshots

Sonic about to transform into Super Sonic, on Green Hill Zone.

Sonic reverting to base form, on Green Hill Zone.

Super Sonic soaring in the air, on Green Hill Zone.

Super Sonic attempting to stop flying after sending Ichigo flying away.

Super Sonic turning around in the air.

Super Sonic attacking Goku on Planet Namek.

Sonic chasing Tails on Casino Night Zone.

Early designs

Super Sonic's early design.

Sonic surrounded by the Chaos Emeralds, on Sky Sanctuary Zone.

Super Sonic using his down aerial, while Donkey Kong charges his Giant Punch, on Battlefield.

Super Sonic uses his down smash on Pikachu and Jigglypuff, on Skull Fortress.

Super Sonic uses his neutral aerial at Zero Suit Samus and Naruto, on Jungle Hijinx.

Super Sonic meteor smashing Mario with his forward aerial, on Battlefield.

Super Sonic and Goku taunting, on Final Destination.

Super Sonic receiving knockback from Kaiō-ken Goku, on Clock Town.

Trivia

• Super Sonic was a Transformation Final Smash from his introduction in v0.3a of the demo up until the Beta version.
• Unlike in the official Super Smash Bros. games, Super Sonic can KO himself when he reaches the blast line.