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Sonic Prime Season 2: Everything You Need to Know About This Series!

Sonic Prime is an animated television series based on the Sonic the Hedgehog video game series, co-produced by Sega, Netflix Animation, WildBrain Studios (with assistance from Marza Animation Planet), and Man of Action Entertainment.

It is the sixth animated television series based on the franchise.

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What’s the Plot for Sonic Prime?

Sonic Prime joins the growing multiverse trend, with Dr. Eggman discovering the powerful Paradox Prism, which transports Sonic to a parallel world known as New Yoke City.

The Chaos Council, a body comprised of Dr. Eggman variants, rules over this nightmare version of Sonic’s home.

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Sonic must enlist the assistance of city resistance fighters, all of whom are incarnations of Tails, Amy, and Knuckles.

Throughout the series, Sonic finds himself traveling to various multiverses, known as Shatterverses in this context, all of which he must save from the plans of the Chaos Council.

Sonic Prime Season 2 Voice Cast

The voice cast will almost certainly return to reprise their roles in the upcoming season. Sonic Prime stars Deven Mack as Sonic the Hedgehog, Brian Drummond as Dr. Eggman, Ashleigh Ball as Miles Prower, Adam Nurada as Knuckles the Echidna, Shannon Chan-Kent as Amy Rose, Ian Hanlin as Shadow the Hedgehog, and Kazumi Evans as Rouge the Bat.

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“During a battle with Dr. Eggman, Sonic recklessly destroys an artifact called the Paradox Prism, shattering the universe and sending him and his friends tumbling through parallel dimensions called ‘Shatterspaces,'” according to the series’ official synopsis.

Sonic Prime Season 2

“Seeking to restore the universe and save his friends (whom he had taken for granted up until that moment), Sonic races through the ‘Shatterverse,’ encountering alternate versions of his friends and Shadow the Hedgehog while fighting the Chaos Council, a group of dictators comprised of five alternate versions of Eggman,” it continues.

When is Season 2 of Sonic Prime Coming Out?

While there is no official release date for Sonic Prime Season 2, rumors suggest it will be released in May or June 2023.

Are the Reviews Good for Sonic Prime?

Sonic Prime has received mostly positive reviews, though they aren’t overly enthusiastic.

Ready Steady Cut praised the story’s simplicity and energy, but it had some clunky back-and-forth between universes.

 IGN praised the series for its fresh and fun take on a familiar franchise while remaining an entertaining trip down memory lane, but criticized its pacing.

Game Rant praised the action, saying that it is appropriately fast, has compelling choreography, and each character has a distinct fighting style, but that the show was too repetitive and the cast was unimpressive.

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However, Collider wasn’t a fan of the series, calling it a “multiverse misfire” because of its repetitive story and lackluster animation.

Sonic Prime Season 2 Trailer

Frequently Asked Questions

Was Sonic Prime Cancelled?

The Show Has Been Renewed for a Second Season. The Series Premiered on Netflix on June 23, 2022, to Overwhelmingly Positive Reviews and Reception From Fans and Critics Alike. The Series Was Designed for Sonic Fans, Young Adults, and Children Aged 6 to 13.

How Many Episodes Will Sonic Prime Have?

It is the Sixth Animated Television Series Based on the Franchise. The First Season, Comprising Eight Episodes, Was Released on Netflix on December 15, 2022. The Series is to Have at Least 24 Episodes in Total.

 

When Does Sonic Prime Come Out in 2022?

On December 15, 2022, Sonic Prime Will Be Available on Netflix. The First Season Will Consist of Eight Episodes, With the First Episode Lasting 40 Minutes and the Remaining Episodes Lasting Only 20 Minutes.

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