When you think of Evil Sonic, for some, this may be the first thing that comes to mind.
And is arguably one of the first instances in the franchise's history that took the video
game series and added a hint of the nefarious to it.
In the game Sonic CD, there is a bunch of hidden content that players can access if
they punch in the right cheat codes.
One of them leads to this mystery page that for years was highly debated over.
If you enter in FM46 PCM12 DA25, you get this screen filled with disturbing looking Sonics
along with text that reads Infinite Fun Sega enterprises, signed Madzin (majin).
The pronunciation of majin sounded like the same word that means devil, which led to many
thinking that it was some sort of demonic insert added thanks to supernatural influence.
Turns out that Majin was just the nick name of one of the landscape designers of Sonic
CD.
So not so evil after all!
9 Metal Sonic We can't talk about Evil Sonics without bringing
up his doppleganger, Metal Sonic.
Created by Doctor Robotnik, he's often seen as the secondary antagonist in the Sonic video
games, made in Sonic's image in order to compete and defeat Sonic.
He can imitate Sonic's moves and can even move at speeds that match Sonic's.
Initially appearing as Eggman's obedient creation, he's got a mind of his own, is a ruthless
killer, and is obsessed with being superior to his namesake, to the point where he's actually
rebelled against Eggman to achieve that goal.
Despite still giving Sonic a run for his money, he's never really managed to truly beat the
blue blur in the past.
But we'd be lying if we didn't admit that the race battles against him in Sonic the
Hedgehog CD didn't have us on the edge of our seats while playing.
Eek.
8 Tails Doll It wouldn't be fair for us to not mention
Tails Doll on this list.
For starters, it's a different approach to a number - rather than looking at Sonic, we're
looking at a character whose part of the Sonic franchise.
Tails Doll is a riff off of the Tails Doll unlockable character from Sonic Racers.
The game, which is arguably really not that great, featured a small roster of unlockable
characters, one of which was this version of Tails - a robotic doll of sorts.
This character spawned a creepypasta about a son and Dad playing Sonic Racers together
and accidentally summoning Tails Doll out of the game, who then later is implied to
murder the father.
It's a fun time.
Regardless, Tails Doll has quickly become one of the most well-known evil and scary
non canon transformations to have occurred in the Sonic universe, now immortalized online
by those who are fascinated by the creepy tale.
No pun intended there.
7 Mech Suits Me - Sonic Boom When one thinks of the Sonic Boom animated
television series, evil is likely the last thing to come to mind.
Sonic Boom provided a nice light comedic and sometimes tongue and cheek vantage point of
a Sonic universe, and despite being linked to a game series that bombed (the Sonic Boom
series that is), it was still pretty beloved by Sonic fans.
There have been a few episodes in its past in which Sonic being corrupted is a key plot
point for that episode, but none are as prominent as the 65 episode of the show titled Mech
Suits Me.
In it, Sonic finds an ancient mech suit and makes use of it.
The suit makes him significantly more powerful, and Sonic develops a dependency on it, with
it slowly starting to corrupt him and turn him into a bit of a dick.
6 Sanic Sometimes it's not Sonic who chooses to go
evil - it's the internet who chooses for him.
Enter Sanic - the now famous meme parody of Sonic the hedgehog in all of its derpy cringe
glory.
Now we're not saying Sanic is evil, but some of the scenarios he's been adapted to might
as well be considered as such.
You're welcome.
5 The Royal Hedgehogs This trio appear in the Sonic Underground
television series.
They're an alternate reality counterpart in another version of Mobius in which they rule
over.
They're comprised of Sonic, Sonia the Hedgehog and Manic the Hedgehog, and their absolute
power ends up completely corrupting them, turning them into tyrants who would impoverish
the citizens of their Mobius.
Their good counterparts would go on to defeat them, with them eventually realizing how far
they had gone, working to restore their kingdom back to its previous glory.
4 Dark Sonic Dark Sonic is from the anime series Sonic
X, and is the dark super transformation of our beloved hero.
Essentially, this is an evil version of Sonic's Super Sonic transformation.
When Sonic encounters fake Chaos Emeralds, their dark chaos energy negatively impact
him, intensifying his rage.
When he sees that his pal Chris has been knocked unconscious and Cosmo has been trapped, his
rage causes him to transform into Dark Sonic.
He has light speed movements which can tear through robots like they were nothing.
His speeds are so fast that when running he's hardly visible.
In this form, Sonic also gains the intention to kill, with his new darker instincts being
rooted in his natural instincts like the desire for survival.
Funny enough, it's an encounter with Eggman that brings Sonic back down to his normal
self after transforming into Dark Sonic.
3 The Fan Art Remember how earlier we mentioned that sometimes
it's the internet that chooses to make Sonic evil, corrupting the once family friendly
video game mascot into something perverted and terrifying for all those who dive deep
enough into any Sonic related google image search?
Enter the Bad Sonic Fan Art.
How does it make Sonic evil, and why is it scary?
Well, cue the slide show.
Yeah.
That's how.
Feels gross, doesn't it?
You're all welcome, yet again.
2 Scourge (Anti-Sonic) Scourge is the perfect example of an evil
version of Sonic.
From the Archie Comics, Scourge, also known as anti-sonic, comes from an alternate Mobius,
in which he became corrupted, and now rules over it.
He's been an enemy of Sonic's multiple times in the comics, and even tried absorbing the
chaos energy from the chaos emeralds in order to surpass Sonic in power - an experiment
that failed but forever altered his fur to be green.
One thing that really makes Scourge interesting though is this line that he said to Sonic
in the comics - that the blue blur is just one bad day away from becoming him.
This is actually a reference pulled straight from DC Comics from a conversation between
the Joker and Batman, with the former telling the dark knight that he's one bad day away
from being just like him.
Considering that Scourge is the Mobius equivalent to the Joker's insane villain, that's a chilling
prospect.
1 Sonic.EXE Sonic.exe is arguably the most scary evil
Sonic transformation on this list.
The fan made game, inspired by a creepypasta of the same name, puts Tails, Knuckles and
Robotnik under a player's control in this adaptation of the original 1991 sonic the
Hedgehog platformer.
One by one, each of those supporting characters is chased down by Sonic through an apocalyptic
version of Mobius, corrupting the zones that we once held dear in our hearts.
And one by one, Sonic tortures them and murders them.
There's no explanation why.
It just is.
There we have it friends!
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