Sonic the Hedgehog CD Animation Material Leaked

Hivebrain and Dioxaz Release Early Concept Art

A Rare Glimpse into Sonic's Development

In a thrilling development for Sonic fans, a trove of early animation material from the classic Sonic the Hedgehog CD game has been released online.

The material, which includes sketches, character sprites, and storyboard panels, was discovered by the Sonic official Art Archive Hivebrain and Dioxaz. This treasure trove of concept art provides a fascinating insight into the development process of one of Sega's most beloved games.

Among the most notable pieces is an early sketch of Sonic that would later become the basis for the game's Japanese box art cover. The sketch depicts Sonic in a dynamic pose, showcasing his signature speed and agility. Other noteworthy materials include character sprites for Tails, Amy Rose, and Metal Sonic, as well as detailed storyboard panels that outline the game's storyline.

Fans of the Sonic series are ecstatic over this rare glimpse into the game's development. These early materials not only provide a glimpse of Sonic's evolution but also shed light on the creative process behind this iconic franchise.

As Sonic continues to capture the hearts of generations of gamers, these leaked materials serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of this beloved video game character.