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* [[Abusive Precursors]]: The ancient Echidnas. {{spoiler|They attacked the adorable and innocent Chao, and, although unknowingly, [[Awakening the Sleeping Giant]], Chaos, an innocent god, just to steal his Chaos Emeralds. They created countless unstoppable robots in order to conquer the world. Both of which had to be sealed thus handing down the problem to us. In ''[[Sonic Chronicles]]'', one clan of Echidnas return and try to conquer our world again.}} Which pushes them past just being [[Neglectful Precursors]].
* [[Abusive Precursors]]: The ancient Echidnas. {{spoiler|They attacked the adorable and innocent Chao, and, although unknowingly, [[Awakening the Sleeping Giant]], Chaos, an innocent god, just to steal his Chaos Emeralds. They created countless unstoppable robots in order to conquer the world. Both of which had to be sealed thus handing down the problem to us. In ''[[Sonic Chronicles]]'', one clan of Echidnas return and try to conquer our world again.}} Which pushes them past just being [[Neglectful Precursors]].
* [[Adaptation Overdosed]]: An [[Sonic X|anime]], [[Sonic X (comics)|an adaptation of that anime]], an [[Sonic the Hedgehog The Movie|OVA]], a [[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|US comic]], a [[Sonic the Comic|UK comic]], three western cartoon series, several [[Manga]], a short-lived French comic, and numerous book adaptations.
* [[Adaptation Overdosed]]: An [[Sonic X|anime]], [[Sonic X (comics)|an adaptation of that anime]], an [[Sonic the Hedgehog The Movie|OVA]], a [[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|US comic]], a [[Sonic the Comic|UK comic]], three western cartoon series, several [[Manga]], a short-lived French comic, and numerous book adaptations.
* [[Added Alliterative Appeal]]: Some games, such as [[Sega Sonic the Hedgehog|SegaSonic]], [[Sonic the Hedgehog CD|CD]], [[Knuckles Chaotix|Chaotix]] and [[Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island|3D Blast]] use alliterative names for all levels.
* [[Alliteration]]: Some games, such as [[Sega Sonic the Hedgehog|SegaSonic]], [[Sonic the Hedgehog CD|CD]], [[Knuckles Chaotix|Chaotix]] and [[Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island|3D Blast]] use alliterative names for all levels.
* [[Airborne Aircraft Carrier]]: Robotnik's favorite type of weapon, starting with Sky Base in the Sega [[Game Gear]] ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and continuing with the Egg Carrier and its variations in the modern games.
* [[Airborne Aircraft Carrier]]: Robotnik's favorite type of weapon, starting with Sky Base in the Sega [[Game Gear]] ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and continuing with the Egg Carrier and its variations in the modern games.
* [[All There in the Manual]]: Among Sonic's various, obscure, [[Multiple Choice Past|contradicting origin stories]] is that he was born on [[Australia (continent)|Christmas Island]], and that he gained his speed from an experiment with [[Sdrawkcab Name|Dr. Kintobor]].
* [[All There in the Manual]]: Among Sonic's various, obscure, [[Multiple Choice Past|contradicting origin stories]] is that he was born on [[Australia (continent)|Christmas Island]], and that he gained his speed from an experiment with [[Sdrawkcab Name|Dr. Kintobor]].
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* [[Informed Flaw]]: Eggman is no doubt fat, but it's often said to be from overeating, and we have only seen him actually eat once. Then again, he took down a twelve inch sandwich in two bites during that one instance, so this has some merit.
* [[Informed Flaw]]: Eggman is no doubt fat, but it's often said to be from overeating, and we have only seen him actually eat once. Then again, he took down a twelve inch sandwich in two bites during that one instance, so this has some merit.
* [[Insistent Terminology]]: The early games' manuals were insistent that getting hit with no rings would cause you to lose a [[Never Say "Die"|"try."]]
* [[Insistent Terminology]]: The early games' manuals were insistent that getting hit with no rings would cause you to lose a [[Never Say "Die"|"try."]]
* [[Insult Backfire]]: Outside of Japan, Robotnik's "Eggman" name was first used by Sonic as an insult in the original ''Sonic Adventure'', and Robotnik promptly corrected him that his name was Robotnik, not Eggman. By ''Sonic Adventure 2'', he's embraced the nickname, presumably because he wanted to use the name "[[Added Alliterative Appeal|Eggman Empire]]". {{spoiler|Or maybe he embraced it earlier than that, considering he uses it as password on board the Egg Carrier in the first ''Adventure'' game}}.
* [[Insult Backfire]]: Outside of Japan, Robotnik's "Eggman" name was first used by Sonic as an insult in the original ''Sonic Adventure'', and Robotnik promptly corrected him that his name was Robotnik, not Eggman. By ''Sonic Adventure 2'', he's embraced the nickname, presumably because he wanted to use the name "[[Alliteration|Eggman Empire]]". {{spoiler|Or maybe he embraced it earlier than that, considering he uses it as password on board the Egg Carrier in the first ''Adventure'' game}}.
** In Japan, it's implied that this had happened long before the games added voice actors as the Robotnik name was made canon in ''Adventure 2'' via Eggman's relatives, Gerald & Maria Robotnik.
** In Japan, it's implied that this had happened long before the games added voice actors as the Robotnik name was made canon in ''Adventure 2'' via Eggman's relatives, Gerald & Maria Robotnik.
* [[Invincibility Power-Up]]: Present in many Sonic games, wheter in classic "starman" fashion from item boxes, to some variations like the purple wisp in Sonic Coors Wii.
* [[Invincibility Power-Up]]: Present in many Sonic games, wheter in classic "starman" fashion from item boxes, to some variations like the purple wisp in Sonic Coors Wii.