IMDb RATING
6.9/10
1.3K
YOUR RATING
Four separate teams set off on an adventure with different goals but the same target; Dr. Eggman. Along the way, they slowly begin to realize that things aren't exactly what they seem.Four separate teams set off on an adventure with different goals but the same target; Dr. Eggman. Along the way, they slowly begin to realize that things aren't exactly what they seem.Four separate teams set off on an adventure with different goals but the same target; Dr. Eggman. Along the way, they slowly begin to realize that things aren't exactly what they seem.
- Directors
- Writer
- Stars
Jun'ichi Kanemaru
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Jun-ichi Kanemaru)
Nobutoshi Canna
- Knuckles the Echidna
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Nobutoshi Kanna)
Kôji Yusa
- Shadow the Hedgehog
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Kouji Yusa)
Rumi Ochiai
- Rouge the Bat
- (voice)
Taiten Kusunoki
- E-123 Omega
- (voice)
Taeko Kawata
- Amy Rose
- (voice)
Sayaka Aoki
- Cream the Rabbit
- (voice)
Takashi Nagasako
- Big the Cat
- (voice)
Yuuki Masuda
- Espio the Chameleon
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Yuki Masuda)
Youko Teppozuka
- Charmy Bee
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Youko Teppouzuka)
Etsuko Kozakura
- Omochao
- (voice)
Chikao Ôtsuka
- Dr. Ivo 'Eggman' Robotnik
- (Japanese version)
- (voice)
- (as Chikao Otsuka)
Ryan Drummond
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
William Corkery
- Miles "Tails" Prower
- (English version)
- (voice)
Scott Dreier
- Knuckles the Echidna
- (English version)
- (voice)
David Humphrey
- Shadow the Hedgehog
- (English version)
- (voice)
- Directors
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Featured reviews
Sonic Heroes is a horrible-2D-animated game made while Sonic Team was on crack they made this piece of crap seriously this game has bad graphics, horrible gameplay, bad control-accuracy and horrendously-stupid storyline and some funny cutscenes but mostly unfunny due to how awful this game is.
The game starts with Sonic running around a desert-type place, then Tails gives him a card to come and defeat Eggman. Then it's up to them to do it and defeat eggman. What a sh** load of f***. This game has a lot of plot holes, no required-possibilities.
I hate this stupidity, awfulness and unfunny game, worst sonic game in years.
The game starts with Sonic running around a desert-type place, then Tails gives him a card to come and defeat Eggman. Then it's up to them to do it and defeat eggman. What a sh** load of f***. This game has a lot of plot holes, no required-possibilities.
I hate this stupidity, awfulness and unfunny game, worst sonic game in years.
This is the first time I have played a Sonic game and I have not been disappointed. Well, almost not...
This is an exciting game with lots of combinations which teach the value of teamwork: for instance, get Tails to bring down a flying enemy and then get Knuckles to smash him to bits. Lovely, fast-pacing graphics accompany fast and furious situations.
My one complaint is the absence of any visible kind of Save option. There are obstacles in this game which are very difficult to overcome and it takes a lot of practice in order to do. Stage 4 of Team Sonic, for example, ends with you having to climb up a fast-flowing lava pit. If you die and wear out all available lives then you have to go through the whole Stage from the beginning, which can get repetitive and tedious.
It's not as if there is no time to save a game. There are times when the characters can get a respite so a game save is possible, and if most games such as Doom and American McGee's Alice can provide Save options for whenever a player chooses then I do not see why Sonic Heroes should be the exception.
Major design flaw here, Sega. It does not tempt me to buy more of your games.
This is an exciting game with lots of combinations which teach the value of teamwork: for instance, get Tails to bring down a flying enemy and then get Knuckles to smash him to bits. Lovely, fast-pacing graphics accompany fast and furious situations.
My one complaint is the absence of any visible kind of Save option. There are obstacles in this game which are very difficult to overcome and it takes a lot of practice in order to do. Stage 4 of Team Sonic, for example, ends with you having to climb up a fast-flowing lava pit. If you die and wear out all available lives then you have to go through the whole Stage from the beginning, which can get repetitive and tedious.
It's not as if there is no time to save a game. There are times when the characters can get a respite so a game save is possible, and if most games such as Doom and American McGee's Alice can provide Save options for whenever a player chooses then I do not see why Sonic Heroes should be the exception.
Major design flaw here, Sega. It does not tempt me to buy more of your games.
Sonic the Hedgehog made his first video game appearance in 1991. His first video game was such a success that Sega made him their mascot. The character would appear in more installments.
Although Sega quit making consoles in 2001, Sonic would continue to appear in games played on other platforms. And the game Sonic Heroes marked the beginning of the period.
Besides being the first Sonic game released in Sega's post-hardware years, Sonic Heroes is also something I would like to call the final gem in the Sonic series. In other words, it is the last game in the franchise where things are done pretty much within tradition. From Sonic Adventure to this game, the fox's speaking role was done by little lads. But in games following Sonic Heroes, old long-haired undesirables stole that role and (perhaps) to no end which kinda saddens me. If the character in a video game, TV show, or film is a young boy, it would be really nice to reflect that character by using a young boy actor to do his words. I can only hope Sega would understand that.
Anyway. everything else about the game such the music, graphics, and gameplay, their just as good as any Sonic game in Sonic's 3D era. Again, this is the final gem in the Sonic series.
Although Sega quit making consoles in 2001, Sonic would continue to appear in games played on other platforms. And the game Sonic Heroes marked the beginning of the period.
Besides being the first Sonic game released in Sega's post-hardware years, Sonic Heroes is also something I would like to call the final gem in the Sonic series. In other words, it is the last game in the franchise where things are done pretty much within tradition. From Sonic Adventure to this game, the fox's speaking role was done by little lads. But in games following Sonic Heroes, old long-haired undesirables stole that role and (perhaps) to no end which kinda saddens me. If the character in a video game, TV show, or film is a young boy, it would be really nice to reflect that character by using a young boy actor to do his words. I can only hope Sega would understand that.
Anyway. everything else about the game such the music, graphics, and gameplay, their just as good as any Sonic game in Sonic's 3D era. Again, this is the final gem in the Sonic series.
This game is up and down for me. It taked me a lot of time to accept this game. The history is meh, playable characters are OK but there are a lot of bugs and bad physics.
When the Dreamcast was discontinued in 2001, I wasn't much into video games or consoles like I was years earlier. This was until I read game articles in Wikipedia, and later bought an Xbox 360. Because the Sonic Heroes game is created for an original Xbox, my Xbox 360 needed a special hard drive to play it.
When I began playing the game, one thing unique about it is that, I get to control a team of three characters instead of a single character. I find this a little unusual at first but I still enjoy the game. Like good Sonic games, it has nice graphics and music.
Although various other Sonic games have been available when I got Sonic Heroes, I prefer this one for a reason. Sonic Heroes is the last Sonic game where Tails is voiced by a boy (William Corkery). In games released after this, Tails would be voiced by three whatever they are which is kinda sad. So here is perhaps the last game of the series where things are done the appropriate way.
When I began playing the game, one thing unique about it is that, I get to control a team of three characters instead of a single character. I find this a little unusual at first but I still enjoy the game. Like good Sonic games, it has nice graphics and music.
Although various other Sonic games have been available when I got Sonic Heroes, I prefer this one for a reason. Sonic Heroes is the last Sonic game where Tails is voiced by a boy (William Corkery). In games released after this, Tails would be voiced by three whatever they are which is kinda sad. So here is perhaps the last game of the series where things are done the appropriate way.
Did you know
- TriviaThis was the first Sonic game to be released on multiple platforms (Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Xbox) simultaneously.
- GoofsDispite following the events of Sonic Adventure 2, from this game on-wards the moon is always shown intact despite being blown in half in the last game.
- Quotes
Metal Sonic: It's no use... but why can't I defeat you?
Sonic: Because... we're Sonic Heroes.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Icons: Yuji Naka (2003)
Details
- Release date
- Countries of origin
- Official site
- Languages
- Also known as
- Sonic Heroes
- Production company
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
- Color
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content