Sonic Mania Adventures

While this cartoon has a story that is very understandable to everyone that don't know much about Sonic the Hedgehog and that the animation is appealing to look at, a lot of stuff here present is something that only a Sonic Fan, and those who play Sonic Mania and Sonic Forces, are going to understand. This is a Sonic Fan's cartoon and therefore they will reap the most reward from this. But even if this cartoon is mostly for Sonic Fans there is stuff that a Joe Shmoe can get. Again, the story is simple and compiled with the post credit scenes leaves the watcher wanting more which makes waiting for the next part all the more satisfying.

Also, an animator might like this as well with how detailed the animation is.

To keep this brief and prevent it from being a book instead of a review, I'll say these shorts are, in a word, magnificent. Without even utilizing voice lines or text bubbles, the creators are able to perfectly capture each of the character's personalities and, using classic Sonic music and sound effects make sure it has a true blue 'Sonic the Hedgehog' feel to it.

The characters are all expressive, vibrant and return to their more Classic representations, as opposed to the 'Sonic and his tag-a-long friends' vibe that comes off from some of the later Modern titles. Smooth animations with cartoonish fun, I think both young and old franchise fans can appreciate it.

This is a charmingly animated series of shorts that succeed in giving off the feel of Classic Sonic. While the story isn't the most creative part of the series, that wasn't necessarily the point. The animation, art style, and soundtrack are incredible for these shorts, and the character dynamics are incredibly easy to understand. This is fairly surprising considering THERE IS NO DIALOGUE! This show just oozes character and charm. The series isn't perfect however. They're a little too short, being 1-3 min. each. I'm always wanting more than what we get (which is good since the series isn't over yet.) Alongside this, the story goes rather slowly considering how small it is, but it can be dealt with thanks to every other good thing involved with the show, once again the art, animation, and soundtrack are outstanding!

(And regarding the raiders that are rating the show one star for no good reason, GROW UP! As a Modern Sonic fan myself, I'm embarrassed that these childish reviews are attempting to discredit all the pure passion that goes into this show. Of course I want more Modern Sonic products with better quality, but these reviews don't help. SHOW SOME MATURITY!)

Sonic Mania Adventures is A Cartoon that has good animation and art but the story is very slow at times and it has Adventures in it's title but they are only really exploring one location.I do believe it has Potential to be a very good cartoon but they really need to pick up the pace in the story.

I'd hate to end up writing a book about how much I enjoy this mini-series, based on my favorite gaming franchise of all time, but how can I not? That being said, I'll try and keep it to a minimum ahah.

Words cannot, will not, and for sure just can't express how amazingly well done this mini-series is. The animation style captures each character's personality spot-on with no mistakes.

Take Knuckles and the Master Emerald for an example. If you're just getting into the series/franchise, and have no clue what the Master Emerald is, from just watching how Knuckles interacts with it, you can tell of how important it is to him, and that he wants to protect it at all cost.

The animation is very fluent and very smooth, not one thing about it stands out, it captures the characters classic representations very well. The music amazingly produced and up to par with everything that's happening in the animation it truly shows that a LOT of love was put into the development of this mini-series and is truly something that everyone can sit down and enjoy.

Thank you so much for giving us an amazing mini-series SEGA, it's truly the best thing I've seen in a very long while. And brings a smile to me every time I see it.