ZM256さんのイラストまとめ

@judy_totoya 残りのエンディング＆オープニングも西村正人氏がリメイクしています。オープニングのアニメーションの1コマに、隠しサインがあります。
The rest of the ending & the opening were also remade by Masato Nishimura (@Mazin__)
A hidden signature is in one of the frames in the opening animation

@RyuWeredragon He comes from images that were in one floppy disk out of many others provided by Tom Payne who was a graphic artist for Sonic 2. Tom gave it to a group that were able to extract all the images. The image filename was "bobnface"
https://t.co/4bTobGrUBK

https://t.co/pkV6FkqJgC

@AbelMunizJr It looks like the artists at "Sonic the Comic" had access to reference material since this design of Micky seems to be in the "Summer Special" issue. They had used reference material before in issue 6. There's a Sonic Retro thread from 2019 discussing this
https://t.co/aeOOrAdFrw

@AndresL_1997 It's been done before as the new Tails sprites for the 2011 version of CD were made by "Chimpo" who was previously a part of the Sonic Megamix team led by "Stealth" (Simon Thomley). This connection is probably how "Chimpo" was able to provide new sprites.
https://t.co/dEe0B0PoEB

@AndresL_1997 If Amy becomes a DLC character then they should use the sprites made by "E-122-Psi" which they used for their ROM hacks implementing Amy into the classic games.
https://t.co/0dqb8ott39

@pietepiet That sprite you made is so charming to me as well. There are people who can recreate the Mania pixel art style but seeing a sprite of this original character made by someone who actually worked on the game made it feel much more special. Fits right in with the rest of the boys.

@pietepiet Love this guy so much! Seeing brand new art made by you is great. I remember seeing all the different fanart interpretations people made of them. All hail Fat the Kookaburra!

@Mazin__ [TGS1997春]に登場した指輪収集モードは、実は最終的にリリースされるゲームに隠されている。[Sonic Jam]の公式ガイドにアクセス方法が記載されています。
https://t.co/wZYgx3ODfN

@okanotion なんと偶然にも、3Dモデルを作る会社があり、彼らが作ったのは、ビョークのアルバム用と、ソニックのヨーロッパ版3Dブラストの表紙用でした。彼らはまずクレイモデルを作り、それをコンピュータにデジタル化することから始めます。
https://t.co/XbBEICllKB

@gosokkyu @okanotion The one connection I made myself was the one in which Okano mentioned discussing with Kazuyuki Hoshino about street culture and remembering the hidden Sonic CD image by Hoshino which had the “Can I kick it?” phrase which was a similar phrase to Okano’s “Kick It Jam!” artwork.