13 Facts About Sonic X

Sonic X is a Japanese anime television series based on Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog video game series.

Sonic X is chased by the police, lands in a mansion's swimming pool, and is rescued by a twelve-year-old boy named Chris Thorndyke, who lives there with his movie-star mother Lindsey, corporate executive father Nelson, scientist grandfather Chuck, maid and chef Ella, and butler Mr Tanaka.

The other anthropomorphic residents soon join the crusade and, when Eggman is defeated by Sonic X with help from his friends, he is hailed as a hero along with his friends.

Sonic X sees through his greedy motivations and exposes Eggman who is then arrested for fraud.

Sonic X is understanding, yet teaches Chris that as a fellow person neither can force the other to feel a certain way and that their friendship is free will.

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Yuji Naka, then the head of Sonic X Team, filled in as executive producer, and Satoshi Hirayama designed all of the original characters, basing the designs on Yuji Uekawa's original concept.

In 2006, near the end of the show's American production, Haigney stated in an interview that he had never played a Sonic X game, read the comics, or watched any of the previous Sonic X animated series.

Sonic X held consumer product rights to the series in Pan-European territories.

Sonic X was extensively merchandised in various forms of media and other products.

Six Sonic X novels were published between 2005 and 2007: Aqua Planet, Dr Eggman Goes to War, Battle at Ice Palace, and Desperately Seeking Sonic by Charlotte Fullerton, Meteor Shower Messenger by Paul Ruditis, and Spaceship Blue Typhoon by Diana G Gallagher.

Soon, Sonic X finds a machine in the desert and thinks nothing of it, but after fighting with Eggman in Paris and a bizarre world created by the doctor, Eggman reveals the desert machine was his and it begins to wreck Station Square.

In 2003, McDonald's packaged five different single-button dedicated console games, mostly based on various sports, with Happy Meals to promote Sonic X: two featuring Sonic and one each for Tails, Knuckles, and Shadow.

Sonic X found the backgrounds "nice to look at" but did not like the use of CGI for Sonic's homing attack.