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A side-scrolling [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] [[Platform Game|platformer]] for [[SNK]]'s ''Neo Geo Pocket Color'', released late 1999-early 2000. The level art is mostly based on the [[Sega Genesis|Genesis]] version of ''[[
It was developed by Dimps, who would go on to develop other games starring [[Sega]]'s prickly little mascot, such as the ''[[Sonic Advance Trilogy
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* [[Megaton Punch]]: {{spoiler|How Sonic gets into Sky Chase Zone.}}
* [[Nostalgia Level]]: This game is made ''entirely'' of Nostalgia Levels. Particularly interesting in this regard are Neo South Island Zone and Gigantic Angel Zone, which are pretending to be ''different'' Nostalgia Levels--Neo South Island is Emerald Hill disguised as Green Hill, and Gigantic Angel is Metropolis dressed up to resemble Scrap Brain.
* [[Recurring Boss]]: The "Egg Hammer Tank" from the Advance series first appeared here. Some other boss concepts are also reused in the Advance series, not to mention that you'll fight Knuckles and [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2|Silver Sonic]] during the game - Silver Sonic having [[Sonic 3 and Knuckles
* [[Soundtrack Dissonance]]: The musical choices start to get a little off in terms of appropriateness following Cosmic Casino Zone, such as placing the jumpy Mushroom Hill BGM (Act 1 to be precise) from S3&K in act 1 of Aquatic Relix, which is modeled after the not so jumpy Aquatic Ruin Zone from ''Sonic 2''. The most egregious instance of this trope, however, must go to the final boss battle, where the tranquil Sky Sanctuary BGM (also from S3&K) makes the epic showdown with Eggman a little less epic.
* [[Super Title 64 Advance]]: One of a number of games for this system with the word "Pocket" in the title.
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