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

show, along with its characters and story, were set in stone by the original showrunner, who was replaced by Ben and Pat. Despite this, they were not allowed to make any major changes to the story or characters, meaning Ben couldn't make the third season of SatAM he wanted.

Ben Hurst had often said that had he been brought on first for Sonic Underground, he simply would've made it Sonic SatAM Season 3.

The show had actually been in development for quite some time before Ben and Pat were called in to be writers for the series. The premise of the-

series, a rarity as most of the character's ages are never specified.

Tails in the games would eventually be given a definitive age of 8 years old. This was odd in hindsight, as game Tails, despite being younger, had a Jimmy Neutron-like kid genius personality and was a more-

Hedgehog, though early bibles called him 5 1/2 years old and 4 3/4 years old.

However, as AoSTH went further into production, SatAM would develop further. Tails was aged up, rather than being only 4 1/2 years old, Tails was made 10 years old, which is even stated in the actual-

film document, rather than the original spelling.

The Sea3on comic uses the "Naugus" spelling, as do many SatAM fan continuations.

Find out more about the history of Naugus and the SatAM characters in the upcoming book!

Did you know that the spelling of Naugus's name in Sonic SatAM was originally "Nagus"?

On his SatAM model sheet, Naugus's name was actually spelled "Nagus". This spelling of his name was also used by Ben Hurst in many of his early internet messages/chat logs when discussing the-

(originally named "Boomer"), they had considering changing his species from a walrus to a sea lion, as stated in the SatAM story bible developed by Len Janson.

However, it was later decided to revert him back into a walrus, and he appeared as such in the show proper.

and of course, many early names and designs. The characters initially retained their pilot designs, with Rotor even retaining his original name Boomer, and both Sally and Bunnie featured pre-pilot designs, which differed from their looks in the final pilot, although their-

storyboards, and were added in last minute by director Ron Myrick to tease Knuckles, although Ben Hurst would later state the eyes were Naugus (likely due to his own plans he had in mind to use him).

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

This was fully intended to be the case for SatAM, with many early newspaper articles and the director involved with the pilot early on always thinking it was gonna be a full show.

However, plans would change by the end of Summer, as DiC also wanted to get the show aired-