Compared to the Sonic Boom video games, the television show has been a massive success,
and is full of fantastic humour and compelling characters that have endeared fans across
the globe.
So today, we’re counting down the top 10 Best sonic Boom episodes!
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10 Unlucky Knuckles Season 1 episode 13 is Unlucky Knuckles, and
if its name didn’t give it away, it’s a Knuckles centric episode!
And it’s concept is hilarious.
Essentially, Knuckles feels that the only reason Sonic always manages to have the upper
hand on him is because Sonic has better luck than he does.
So what does our red pal do?
He tries to reset the balance of the universe in order to run out of his bad luck.
Oh bless him.
How does he attempt to do this?
By constantly putting himself in harms way.
Also, fun fact!
This episode had to be censored in the UK, because in one scene he traps himself inside
of a fridge.
This was a concern because trapping oneself inside of a fridge in real life may lead to
suffocation.
Not something you want younger viewers trying out.
9 Blackout Blackout is widely beloved amongst fans, mainly
for how it breaks the mold of the format the other episodes in the show follow.
The premise of this one is that the power goes out in Hedgehog Village.
Sonic and pals go on a literal journey in this one, working together to preserve through
a blizzard to repower their town’s energy supply.
It’s also great for Knuckles fans, with the big red echidna being the hero of the
episode.
It was also nice having Eggman not be the source of conflict in the episode, and each
character really got a moment to shine.
8 Vector Detector Vector Detector was an episode that many Sonic
fans were hesitant about when it was revealed that Vector would be joining the cast in the
second season of the show.
Vector, as one of Sonic’s supporting characters, has sometimes been treated well, while in
other instances, no so great.
So you can imagine why some had a bit of anxiety over it.
Anywho, the episode turned out swell, with some fans even seeing this episode as the
best Vector has ever been portrayed in any Sonic media.
Amy’s hammer goes missing and Vector shows up to figure out where her hammer went.
If you’re a Vector fan, you’ll love this one.
7 Eggman The Video Game It’s a two parter!
The season finale of season 2 sees Eggman trying to fight against his reputation by
making a video game for himself.
The whacky plan involves him trying to get motion capture of Sonic and pals with the
assistance of Shadow the Hedgehog!
He ends up taking on Sonic and friends and kicking some serious butt, topping his appearance
in the season 1 finale quite a bit.
Who doesn’t love Shadow?
Much like our previous one, if you’re a fan of Shadow, you’ll be into these two
episodes.
Well-paced and well structured, it’s an episode that fans of the Sonic games could
really enjoy too, and both episodes are action packed as well.
6 Mech Suit Me Mech Suit Me is a season 2 episode, number
65, that features Sonic and pals discovering a mech suit in a cave.
This cave is super OP, and begins to change his personality drastically, becoming less
of a noble hero and more of a twat.
To some of you comic fans out there, you might get some serious Spider-Man symbiote suit
vibes from when he first encountered the Venom symbiote, before it was Venom.
Seeing Sonic become corrupt is an interesting character study, but luckily, Sonic ditches
the suit at the end and returns to his normal self.
5 The Unnamed Episode Another season 2 episode, episode 70, Unnamed
Episode features the people of the Unnamed Village finding out that their town actually
used to be called Badgerville, named after Sticks’ evil ancestor.
From there on out, there’s a whole lot of anto-badger sentiments running wild, and the
town decides to vote for a new name.
Of course, Eggman chimes in, wanting to call it Eggman City, and through some swift trickery,
manages to get his way through a legal loop hole.
Eventually, Sticks saves the day, making people feel much better about badgers, seeing that
they’re not all that bad, and she decides to rename it to Hedgehog Village after her
pal Amy, who stuck by her through all of the mean behavior she had to endure.
It’s a solid commentary on the mechanics of politics, and how it brings out the worst
in people.
But the heartwarming ending and Amy getting the credit she deserves for sticking by Sticks’
side is really wonderful to see.
It’s a really sweet buddy episode for Sticks and Amy, and even features a few little easter
eggs, including a simplified version of the cover for Sonic the Hedgehog issue 201.
The cover was simplified due to a rule that no pre-Super Genesis Wave characters could
be used in any future Sonic media thanks to a lawsuit with one of the writers who worked
on the Sonic archie comics.
4 Planes Trains and Dude-Mobiles Sonic, Knuckles and Tails have a boy band
that they form in season 1.
More on that later.
In this episode, they’ve been called upon to bring the band back together, which they’ve
called Dude-a-tude, and the three hit the road in what is a very funny buddy road trip
episode.
Simple in concept but chalk full of great moments, it’s an episode that once again
breaks the typical format of the program and tries something adventurous.
Also the speeding ticket line?
Absolutely brilliant.
use the gotta go fast medical condition line in this one
3 Battle of the Boy Bands Often Sonic Boom pokes fun at pop culture
phenomena; such is the case with the wildly funny Battle of the Boy Bands.
Episode 39 of Season 2, Battle of the Boy Bands features Sonic, Tails and Knuckles forming
a boy band to compete with a new pop icon.
It’s silly, self-aware, and features so many well-timed and paced jokes that anyone
who has ever found boy band pop star obsessions comical will definitely get a kick out of
this.
To many, it’s considered the best episode in season one.
2 Can an Evil Genius Crash on your Couch?
This season one episode features Eggman becoming roommates with Sonic and Tails.
If that doesn’t make you chuckle, trust us, the jokes in the episode will.
There’s Eggman initiated pillow fights, and a handful of other absolutely hilarious
bad habits that Sonic and Tails must endure when Eggman comes to live with them.
What’s so loveable about this episode is that it takes Eggman’s character and subverts
him in a way that makes him not just the antagonist who has tormented Sonic and his pals for decades,
but rather, makes him more likeable and fun, and the humour comes from how vastly different
he is in comparison.
Plus, at points, Sonic and Tails, wanting him out of their house, almost become the
bad guys in a comical way for wanting to kick him out.
It’s amazing.
And the jokes are so on point.
1 The Biggest Fan This episode follows Sonic as he deals with
a character named Mark who claims to be his biggest dan.
Sonic is captured by this fan, who is obsessed with him and wants to spend all of his time
with him, played out in a narrative that’s taking some major cues from Stephn King’s
Misery.
It’s a combination of making the viewer painfully uncomfortable but also making them
bellow with laughter.
Plus, it manages to poke fun at the actual Sonic fan base and some of its own failings,
which in itself is wonderful, all by touching on many things that the Sonic fan base had
obsessed over concerning Sonic Boom’s criticism and some of the other controversial topics
its debated in the past.
Overall, hilarious episode, and by far one of the most fun for Sonic fans in general.
There we have it friends!
What other episodes from Sonic Boom do you think deserved a spot on our list?
Should we do a part two?
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