The Complete History of Sonic SatAMさんのイラストまとめ

the series into the Don Bluth and Story Bible phases.
But when they decided to revert many designs to the more Sonic-like look of the SoA phase, they considered bringing back the redesigned shoes. However, they ended up deciding to stick with the more game accurate shoes.

Did you know that Archie Naugus's first name "Ixis" was in fact not an Archie original concept, but originated in early SatAM production materials?

According to Ian Flynn, "In SatAM, early development documents had him named "Ixis," but he was called-

Did you know every SatAM character had two separate color reference sheets? One for day, and one for night.

Find out more about SatAM in the upcoming book!

Did you know that the reason Rotor got a much worse redesign in season 2, was actually due to Len Janson, the creator of SatAM, hating the character and demanding a redesign?

Find out more about SatAM's production in the upcoming book!

Did you know that the second main artist for the Sea3on comic, Saber16, had originally started his own fancomic continuation of SatAM?

Simply named SfC (Sonic Fan Comic), it actually adapted a pre-existing third season fanfiction by fanfic writer BrmSort. He ended up trying-

This led to him trying out for Sea3on and the rest is history.

And because I know stupid crap like this, I jokingly asked him to redraw the character in a recent stream, and he did so.

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being created a mere day after Sonic 1.

Regardless, please don't fight over which character is better. The two have always been really good friends in the comics, and forming a rivalry over a cartoon squirrel and hedgehog, especially based strictly on ships, is dumb.

I mentioned how during the mid-2000s, a fully animated fanmade prequel to SatAM was put into production called Season 0, but was cancelled... but did you know that the first 1 and a half scripts were adapted into comic issues?

Find out the story of Season 0 in the upcoming book!

StC's interpretations of the characters are equally good though. The story, writing, and characterization is incredible, and I definitely recommend you check out the comic.