
Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
1993· TV Series


“A revolutionary gaming anthology series.”
519 votes
Adult animated series of original short stories which are set within the worlds of beloved video games. Each episode serves as a gateway to a new adventure, unlocking exciting worlds from beloved gaming classics and highly anticipated new titles.
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Last Air Date
December 17, 2024
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In short, a pretty uninspiring re imagining of popular video game titles. "Secret Level" comes loaded down with the usual dose of the DEI, woke codswallop but what really lets this series down, is the largely uninspiring tales it tells. There's a noticeable deficit of creativity and the art of quality storytelling on offer here. Instead, this series leans heavily on CGI eye candy, dropping in the occasional celebrity actor and a vague sense of novelty, to try and carry it forward. In summary, woke, unimaginative and generally pretty dull. I watched a few episodes before quickly losi…
Read full review →Very Entertaining. Not all of them are winners, but several notable mentions. Unreal Tournament, Armored Core, Mega-Man, and D&D stand out. This felt less like an anthology and more like a showcase. Displaying various concepts to see what people liked and didn't. Hopefully, some of these will make to jump to full fledged shows.
"MovieGuys" saw three female characters in episode 1 and completely lost their marbles! Episode 2 is literally just Sifu the game, episode 3 is mainly all white men, episode 4 is robot revolution, episode 5 is the best one I've watched so far, but holy !@#$, there's a black guy, as a Space Marine! A BLACK SPACE MARINE?! I suppose robot revolutions are woke now, and of course, black Space Marines are woke, 'cause we ain't ever seen a black anybody in Warhammer before, and of course, learning to value your "subjects/friends" as a King, is woke as !@#$! The bigoted, mysogynistic slop tha…
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