6:39 I know where that came from! It was Seen in the 1993 ABC Saturday Morning Preview And it could be seen at 25:47 m.th-cam.com/video/7GhRNjbLjXo/w-d-xo.html
You got some of your facts wrong: Noisy Neighbors did the song for _every_ episode of *both* seasons. Michael Tavera only sang it for the premiere of the show during _ABC’s Saturday Morning Special_ where they previewed a cliffhangered digest version of the episode “Super Sonic”. And I know for certain this is the fact because I recorded a few episodes during their first run (because I was shit about waking up in a timely manner to get downstairs to watch them) and all my recordings have the Noisy Neighbors version Tavera’s was never an official version. It was probably because Noisy Neighbors’ version wasn’t ready or they grabbed a demo recording for digest version of “Super Sonic”.
Yes and yet had to get a kid to voice him as a child only for _Sonic Underground_ to let him do young Sonic himself while Sam Vincent did all his singing.
@@MisterCVidsover 70 years this won’t be found…. But some reconstructions have popped up on TH-cam. But are not accurate. But sketches and more cels might surface someday.
@BuddyTheRookie Those early issues also seemed to be sort of a blend between SatAM and the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts were all pretty regular characters for the first few years. I really wish they'd bring back the old characters into the new canon tho. I miss Sally and the freedom fighters
@@ViewpointProd About that demostration, I think the rocky level shown is art for the scrapped Underground Caves level that came before Toxic Caves (then called Toxic Pools). The game originally had five levels in design documents.
Considering the Sally Acorn in the lost intro is pink, and that even when the pilot episode aired they had changed the intro-Sally to be brown, I think it's fairly safe to assume that barely anything changed between the pitch and the airing of the pilot episode, especially since the pilot episode is so vastly different from all other episodes in the series. I have never thought that it fits in, and I'm quite astonished that they didn't make a new pilot episode.
I agree. In hindsight, that pilot and this intro felt like they were trying to be a connection point between AoStE and SatAM, when such a connection was completely unnecessary.
A good bit of the inspiration for SatAM came from "Felix the Cat: The Movie"; some also came from an animated series called "The Raccoons". I challenge anyone who reads this to watch these, and SatAM, and see if they can find the similarities.
This was produced by DiC. Some of the cartoons they created at the same time as Sonic the Hedgehog included Adventures Sonic the Hedgehog, the 1st seasons of Hurricanes and Double Dragon (for syndication), Madeline (for The Family Channel), All-New Dennis the Menace (for CBS). They also acquired the rerun rights to the Filmation Archie cartoons form the 60's and 70's when it was airing on The Family Channel. According to Robby London, DIC originally made a deal to produce only the Saturday morning Sonic series for the ABC network, which was originally planned to air in the Fall of 1992. The cartoon was originally planned to be more light-hearted compared to the final product, as reflected by its pilot episode "Heads or Tails", early promotional material found in Fleetway's Sonic the Comic and the early issues of Sonic the Hedgehog comics by Archie, which were based on the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon. However, DIC also wanted to go further and produce additional episodes for weekday syndication as well, similar to what DIC has previously done with The Real Ghostbusters, but Mark Pedowitz, ABC's senior vice president of business affairs and contracts, expected Sonic to air exclusively on ABC and rejected the idea, telling London "If you guys want to do syndication, be our guest, go with God, but you won’t be on our network." ABC would not agree to the deal until London came with a proposition that DIC would produce a separate, vastly different Sonic show for syndication instead, the end result of which became Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Afterward, ABC was at first willing to air only a single half-hour episode as a prime-time special scheduled for March 1993 (which would become the episode "Heads or Tails") before ultimately delaying it and including it as part of the show which ABC picked up again for a full season, this time airing in the Fall of 1993, alongside Adventures airing in syndication at the same time. During that time, and as a result, the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon received a makeover and was made darker and more serious in order to differentiate itself from the syndicated Sonic cartoon. The show bible for the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon was written in February 1992 with the final revision made on March 10, 1993.
I have a version of the intro that uses an alternative shot of Robotropolis as the Destroyer goes past (the smoke is noticeably different). Far as I can tell, that version was only broadcast ONCE on Channel 4.
IDK why, but Sonic SatAM is way beyond nostalgia for me. I don't know what is about it that even brings a little bit of tears in my eyes, every time i see content about it. like there was something very sad hidden behind it or something like that. Does it feels like it for anybody else? or is it just me tripping here?
Makes me sad and obsessed too. Not sure why. I think it reminds me of when I frantically searched for more episodes not realizing it was cancelled. Then I started to find comics that featured the characters... There was still a lot of wonder and potential. Then, as I got older I realized how the property worked, and how mishandled it was. Satam represented some kind of peak in the potential of the series, as well as the peak of my childhood nostalgia, and nothing can touch it. The show runners took so little and made so much
This was a great breakdown. Fun fact: Bunny Rabbot's last name literally WAS "Rabbot" even before she was changed; it was just originally pronounced "Ra-BOE." Kind of a Cajun-like pronunciation. However, she did indeed change the pronunciation to "RA-bott" by choice in order to embrace what she had become instead of being ashamed of it.
5:49 Considering it advertises both Adventures and Satam I wonder if they had the semi lost pilot of AOSTH there as well I wouldn't be surprised if they don't but who knows (aside from people who were at ces 93)
I actually watched this episode a few days ago and it was really funny when tails knocked into a tree and he got so mad at the tree that he tried to punch it off and I only realized it was the pilot when I saw Sally and how she was in her comic form and not her cartoon form
Micheal Tavera's version lives rent-free in my head for eternity as this is the song I remember when I was a kid. Another user claims it was only played once but I personally know this to be untrue, source? I was there. lol
I agree with the other commenter, the Noisy Neighbors version is the one used throughout the series on ABC. I never heard the demo version until the DVD collection came out.
I can only speak from the perspective of an overseas viewer, but in my corner of Europe we for sure had the Noisy Neighbors version throughout both seasons. I used to have a lot of recordings on both VHS and audio cassettes.
@@pokepress Agreed. Guess we now know Sonic's favorite music style. :) Even though he is to be crowned King of Mobius, he loves heavy metal, rock 'n roll.
I think the original intro was cut due to it being too lighthearted when the series went for a much darker tone. This is especially notable in the tonal shift between the main series and episode 7. The checker-wrecker ball was featured in the Archie comics, but only in the early issues. Aside from episode 7, it should be noted that Robotnik never utilizes badniks-instead preferring roboticized Mobians and SWAT bots. The show evidently wanted a more realistic approach-especially since Robotnik's weaponry, excluding lasers, was predominantly missiles and explosives-all very realistic options.
DUDE IT LOOKS AMAZING. I've been following the project for about a year, still can't believe they got Crush40 to cover Fastest Thing Alive. I'm so excited to see the final product!
@@MisterCVids It is the last great Sonic game aside from Sonic And The Black Knight objectively. Both have great gameplay and a great story. Sonic Colors has an okay Story. Sonic Lost World has an awful story, Sonic Forces has a corny story and Sonic Generations has the most half assed story of any 3D Sonic but, it does have great gameplay.
I agree with literally everything you just said. Unleashed was fantastic when it came to atmosphere and world building. And for a game from 2008, it's aged better visually than anything else from that generation. I pray every night before bed that the Xbox version gets a 4K patch eventually 🙏
Thank you! I haven't uploaded in a good few months but the channel has really began to pick up steam since then. Feeling motivated to work on something new! 😁
There was a 16mm backup print of the original intro but my friend recently confirmed it is rotted away to the point of not being usable. The worst part was it was never even scanned.
I hated how the series ended with a cliff hanger. As far as I'm concerned, those glowing eyes behind Sniveley were Metal Sonic. The shape and shadow of part of the face looked just like Sonic.
@@morale.9330 Yes, it was stated in an interview years later, But It made no sense to me. The shape of the eyes and the shadow of the front part of the face do not match. Naugus has small, sharp angular eyes. What you see in the finale were big and round. Also the part of the face you see in the shadow had a rounded upturned snout and a round nose. Naugus has no snout. His face is flat with a sharp, pointy nose.
@@Lindsay-nx5sv could be an animation blunder. I doubt it was Metal Sonic, because the SatA.M. showrunners didn't know about him, and the character wasn't well known yet, as not many had Sonic CD.
Yeah I thought it was obviously Metal sonic, but they wanted to have Naugus be the main villain. Have tails rise in the freedom fighter ranks and come of age. They wanted a love triangle situation too, this is was from an interview I saw. It's a good watch, they really cared about this show and that's what made it grouse
I doubt it especially since in early overseas Sonic media Ricky (the squirell animal friend) was also known as Sally Acorn (the animal friend inspiration is more obvious in the concept art with all of the Sonic 1 animals friends represented as part of the "freedom team" with their early overseas names in use (including Sally))
@@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778 Considering how Sonic needs rings to do the boost and the fact that the power ring was in Sonic X, I don't know....... in fact Sonic Forces uses a similar plot.
Everyone keeps on putting the fastest thing alive song into the prototype. Even tho it’s not the prototype song of sonic Satam! So imma make my own version
The Sonic SatAM cheif is the main man I'm related to. He is willing to give me a copy, because I gave him 1 billion dollars. By March 14th, I will receive it, and immediately release it. So be ready!
so i just threw this video on to watch something while i ate my lucky charms, but i noticed the title of this video implies that Satam had a lost theme song? but you dont really go into it? is this said theme song? th-cam.com/video/R7QLRCIFQdw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TrippingBracelet im not 100% but there seems to be alot that supports this being the actual song.
Unfortunately no. Sega has obliterated anything from this era from any canon. Same goes for the comic series. But to be honest I don't think even Sega knows what's canon anymore. It's a mess
I think every cartoon is in a different continuity (meaning there are 5 continuities for cartoons) with Sonic Boom being the closest to being canon to a game (in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it is canon to the Sonic Boom games)
@@TheSultan1470 What 'current timeline'? The Sonic Boom cartoon isn't even like the Sonic Boom game, and Sonic Mania has nothing to do with them. There is no 'current timeline': just separated projects with their own continuity, like always.
"SatAM is a great representation of the characters and the world of the early Sonic universe" You mean that it's a great representation by being basically NOTHING like Sonic?
@@MisterCVids There is a difference between being inconsistent and being nothing like the source material. Adaptations like Sonic the Comic, Sonic X and IDW borrowed a lot from the games, while the Dic cartoons were basically random original shows with Sonic characters thrown in.
@@ericselim254 and yet Sonic SATAM was one of the best sonic shows ever(if not THE best), despite being looser in adaptation, it gets Sonic and Robotnik right as characters and the general themes, that's what matters. And IDW is pretty mediocre and lacking, despite borrowing things from the games(while throwing out other important elements like humans) it doesn't rise beyond pale imitation.
@@prufan Yeah right. SatAM turned Sonic into a complete joke, making him an absolute dumbass so that his Mary Sue girlfriend could bail him out of trouble and bust his balls all the time. And his demeanor and personality were so cringy and over the top that it felt like reading a bad fanfic. As for SatAM getting Robotnik right. I don't know what games you have played, but the Robotnik from the official game was never all serious and shit as in SatAM. SatAM has nothing on IDW in terms of characterizations and writing.
6:39 I know where that came from! It was Seen in the 1993 ABC Saturday Morning Preview And it could be seen at
25:47
m.th-cam.com/video/7GhRNjbLjXo/w-d-xo.html
Your memory or research ability, whichever it may be, is certainly impressive! Good catch!
I found it here! th-cam.com/video/vlvpPb_DwHs/w-d-xo.html
Nice!
So it's from a promotional trailer!
I really wanna see a HD version of a part from the intro in vhs form
You got some of your facts wrong: Noisy Neighbors did the song for _every_ episode of *both* seasons. Michael Tavera only sang it for the premiere of the show during _ABC’s Saturday Morning Special_ where they previewed a cliffhangered digest version of the episode “Super Sonic”.
And I know for certain this is the fact because I recorded a few episodes during their first run (because I was shit about waking up in a timely manner to get downstairs to watch them) and all my recordings have the Noisy Neighbors version Tavera’s was never an official version. It was probably because Noisy Neighbors’ version wasn’t ready or they grabbed a demo recording for digest version of “Super Sonic”.
Appreciate you clearing that up! I'll pin your comment so others can see the updated info!
Did you know Jaleel sang in his Sonic voice twice in episode 12?
Yes and yet had to get a kid to voice him as a child only for _Sonic Underground_ to let him do young Sonic himself while Sam Vincent did all his singing.
@@MichaelAarons1701 Much to my consternation. Jaleel sang in his Sonic voice before!
@Sonic See? Jaleel can sing in his Sonic voice. Here's a song I want him to cover.
th-cam.com/video/nfXF_hryZq8/w-d-xo.html
It's a real shame how much sonic cels are destroyed.
It is so sad. I'd love to start collecting them someday. SatAM is very close to my heart. It was one of my favorites growing up
@@ExpressoTheCat What’s even sadder about this is that the “Toot Toot Sonic warior” cels are kinda gone.AND THERE ARE NO SONIC OVA CELS:(
I found it here! th-cam.com/video/vlvpPb_DwHs/w-d-xo.html
Recreating those destroyed cels would be great.
I hope it gets found eventually! Also, good luck with the channel!
Thank you so much! I hope it gets found too 🙏
I found it here! th-cam.com/video/vlvpPb_DwHs/w-d-xo.html
@@MisterCVidsover 70 years this won’t be found…. But some reconstructions have popped up on TH-cam. But are not accurate. But sketches and more cels might surface someday.
Oh neat! Sally in the original pilot looks just like she does in the first few issues of the Sonic Archie comics
@BuddyTheRookie
Those early issues also seemed to be sort of a blend between SatAM and the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts were all pretty regular characters for the first few years.
I really wish they'd bring back the old characters into the new canon tho. I miss Sally and the freedom fighters
I'm more fascinated by the storyboards' Sally for the stronger resemblance to the original "Ricky" design like what Sonic the Comic used.
That Sonic Spinball footage looks interesting.
it's an animated demonstration, similar to the SONIC PINBALL demonstration.
It's seemingly using finalized art, but an animated sonic
@@ViewpointProd About that demostration, I think the rocky level shown is art for the scrapped Underground Caves level that came before Toxic Caves (then called Toxic Pools). The game originally had five levels in design documents.
Considering the Sally Acorn in the lost intro is pink, and that even when the pilot episode aired they had changed the intro-Sally to be brown, I think it's fairly safe to assume that barely anything changed between the pitch and the airing of the pilot episode, especially since the pilot episode is so vastly different from all other episodes in the series. I have never thought that it fits in, and I'm quite astonished that they didn't make a new pilot episode.
I agree. In hindsight, that pilot and this intro felt like they were trying to be a connection point between AoStE and SatAM, when such a connection was completely unnecessary.
OMG I REMEMBER THAT ORIGINAL THEME IN MY CHILDHOOD!! YOU FOUND THE CLASSIC OPENING THEME I STILL REMEMBER! :D THANK YOU FOR FINDING THIS!
A good bit of the inspiration for SatAM came from "Felix the Cat: The Movie"; some also came from an animated series called "The Raccoons". I challenge anyone who reads this to watch these, and SatAM, and see if they can find the similarities.
This was produced by DiC. Some of the cartoons they created at the same time as Sonic the Hedgehog included Adventures Sonic the Hedgehog, the 1st seasons of Hurricanes and Double Dragon (for syndication), Madeline (for The Family Channel), All-New Dennis the Menace (for CBS). They also acquired the rerun rights to the Filmation Archie cartoons form the 60's and 70's when it was airing on The Family Channel.
According to Robby London, DIC originally made a deal to produce only the Saturday morning Sonic series for the ABC network, which was originally planned to air in the Fall of 1992. The cartoon was originally planned to be more light-hearted compared to the final product, as reflected by its pilot episode "Heads or Tails", early promotional material found in Fleetway's Sonic the Comic and the early issues of Sonic the Hedgehog comics by Archie, which were based on the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon. However, DIC also wanted to go further and produce additional episodes for weekday syndication as well, similar to what DIC has previously done with The Real Ghostbusters, but Mark Pedowitz, ABC's senior vice president of business affairs and contracts, expected Sonic to air exclusively on ABC and rejected the idea, telling London "If you guys want to do syndication, be our guest, go with God, but you won’t be on our network." ABC would not agree to the deal until London came with a proposition that DIC would produce a separate, vastly different Sonic show for syndication instead, the end result of which became Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Afterward, ABC was at first willing to air only a single half-hour episode as a prime-time special scheduled for March 1993 (which would become the episode "Heads or Tails") before ultimately delaying it and including it as part of the show which ABC picked up again for a full season, this time airing in the Fall of 1993, alongside Adventures airing in syndication at the same time. During that time, and as a result, the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon received a makeover and was made darker and more serious in order to differentiate itself from the syndicated Sonic cartoon. The show bible for the Saturday morning Sonic cartoon was written in February 1992 with the final revision made on March 10, 1993.
After seeing this I would prefer the pilot intro than the one we have now! The full opening literally explains the plot
While true, I'd still take the absolutely legendary final intro. It's stayed alive in people's minds for three decades for a reason, after all.
I have a version of the intro that uses an alternative shot of Robotropolis as the Destroyer goes past (the smoke is noticeably different). Far as I can tell, that version was only broadcast ONCE on Channel 4.
Could upload it on TH-cam?
IDK why, but Sonic SatAM is way beyond nostalgia for me. I don't know what is about it that even brings a little bit of tears in my eyes, every time i see content about it. like there was something very sad hidden behind it or something like that. Does it feels like it for anybody else? or is it just me tripping here?
Not just you. seeing even just a single new frame of this series is gold.
Makes me sad and obsessed too. Not sure why. I think it reminds me of when I frantically searched for more episodes not realizing it was cancelled. Then I started to find comics that featured the characters... There was still a lot of wonder and potential. Then, as I got older I realized how the property worked, and how mishandled it was. Satam represented some kind of peak in the potential of the series, as well as the peak of my childhood nostalgia, and nothing can touch it. The show runners took so little and made so much
This series was the introduction to the sonic comics for me loved it to this day
This was a great breakdown.
Fun fact: Bunny Rabbot's last name literally WAS "Rabbot" even before she was changed; it was just originally pronounced "Ra-BOE." Kind of a Cajun-like pronunciation. However, she did indeed change the pronunciation to "RA-bott" by choice in order to embrace what she had become instead of being ashamed of it.
5:49 Considering it advertises both Adventures and Satam I wonder if they had the semi lost pilot of AOSTH there as well I wouldn't be surprised if they don't but who knows (aside from people who were at ces 93)
I actually watched this episode a few days ago and it was really funny when tails knocked into a tree and he got so mad at the tree that he tried to punch it off and I only realized it was the pilot when I saw Sally and how she was in her comic form and not her cartoon form
Micheal Tavera's version lives rent-free in my head for eternity as this is the song I remember when I was a kid. Another user claims it was only played once but I personally know this to be untrue, source? I was there. lol
I agree with the other commenter, the Noisy Neighbors version is the one used throughout the series on ABC. I never heard the demo version until the DVD collection came out.
I can only speak from the perspective of an overseas viewer, but in my corner of Europe we for sure had the Noisy Neighbors version throughout both seasons.
I used to have a lot of recordings on both VHS and audio cassettes.
Maybe someone who worked on the series may have the pilot episode on a screener vhs somewhere but can’t upload it due to legal issues.
This video was excellent, great job!
Thank you so much! 😁
Thanks for uploading this!
Thanks for watching this!
This was the best sonic cartoon & it's such a travesty it only went 2 seasons & ended on a cliffhanger
The moment the original intro began, I REMEMBERED IT. Wow.
5:41 it also sounds like the theme song is different
I wanna get hd version of intro pls
great video dude! this series will always be close to my heart~
I'm just so glad they changed Sally's artwork from the pilot
It sounds VERY similar to It Doesn't Matter from Sonic Adventure.
A Crush 40 cover of “Fastest Thing Alive” would be pretty awesome.
@@pokepress Agreed.
Guess we now know Sonic's favorite music style. :) Even though he is to be crowned King of Mobius, he loves heavy metal, rock 'n roll.
@@pokepress that has now happened, check out the Team Sea3on channel
Wow that's amazing I never knew that and I'm a huge sonic fan! I hope with you the full intro sometime.
Mike Tavera also composed music for Disney’s House Of Mouse.
I think the original intro was cut due to it being too lighthearted when the series went for a much darker tone. This is especially notable in the tonal shift between the main series and episode 7. The checker-wrecker ball was featured in the Archie comics, but only in the early issues.
Aside from episode 7, it should be noted that Robotnik never utilizes badniks-instead preferring roboticized Mobians and SWAT bots. The show evidently wanted a more realistic approach-especially since Robotnik's weaponry, excluding lasers, was predominantly missiles and explosives-all very realistic options.
Whats your opinion on the great efforts of Team Sea3on and their ongoing project to bring the series back with a new third season?
DUDE IT LOOKS AMAZING.
I've been following the project for about a year, still can't believe they got Crush40 to cover Fastest Thing Alive. I'm so excited to see the final product!
Same. Can’t wait!!
Sonic Unleashed has such great music.
Unleashed is great in general. My personal favorite 3D game
@@MisterCVids It is the last great Sonic game aside from Sonic And The Black Knight objectively. Both have great gameplay and a great story. Sonic Colors has an okay Story. Sonic Lost World has an awful story, Sonic Forces has a corny story and Sonic Generations has the most half assed story of any 3D Sonic but, it does have great gameplay.
I agree with literally everything you just said. Unleashed was fantastic when it came to atmosphere and world building. And for a game from 2008, it's aged better visually than anything else from that generation. I pray every night before bed that the Xbox version gets a 4K patch eventually 🙏
@@MisterCVids They should remaster Sonic Unleashed and give the Werehog realistic fur.
After playing through Colors Ultimate, I'd be terrified to see what they'd do to Unleashed tbh 😬
There was a cell of Tails running, and Sonic also running from the early version of the intro
lostmediaarchive.fandom.com/wiki/Sonic_The_Hedgehog_SatAM_Unused_Intro_(1993_TV_Intro)?file=CCI01142020_0013.jpg
Correct! Also, if you check the Lost Media Archive, two new cells have been found. Both of which are Sonic running past the title from the lost intro!
lostmediaarchive.fandom.com/wiki/Sonic_The_Hedgehog_SatAM_Unused_Intro_(1993_TV_Intro)?file=CCI11042020.jpg
Haha you beat me to it 🤣 thanks for the updates! Hopefully the full video is found someday
@@MisterCVids I saw those two while I searching up those two cels
Huh, there was a guy selling some Sonic cels on Mercari. Don't remember what they were from but they were on Paper with lightly penciled pieces
So interesting to see a video on this I'm very intrigued by this
I'm glad you enjoyed!
before 1k subs gang.
Also It is very interesting to see these types of vids. Hoping your channel will grow eventually
Thank you! I haven't uploaded in a good few months but the channel has really began to pick up steam since then. Feeling motivated to work on something new! 😁
Great video!
There was a 16mm backup print of the original intro but my friend recently confirmed it is rotted away to the point of not being usable. The worst part was it was never even scanned.
@@luckykennedy7364 that’s crazy wow
Great vid man I love sonic and sonic Sat Am
I am the original uploader of the 1 second clip, that clip was all the footage I had & it did come from a promo for the show.
Didn't the original pitch reel used to be posted on TH-cam? I swear I watched it once. Had Jim Cummings narrating.
You're thinking of the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog pilot. Yeah that has been on TH-cam for a while
I hated how the series ended with a cliff hanger. As far as I'm concerned, those glowing eyes behind Sniveley were Metal Sonic. The shape and shadow of part of the face looked just like Sonic.
Man that would be awesome! Have you heard of the Season 3 fan project? Still in production but looks great 👍
Weren't those eyes confirmed to've belonged to Naugus, though?
@@morale.9330 Yes, it was stated in an interview years later, But It made no sense to me.
The shape of the eyes and the shadow of the front part of the face do not match. Naugus has small, sharp angular eyes. What you see in the finale were big and round. Also the part of the face you see in the shadow had a rounded upturned snout and a round nose. Naugus has no snout. His face is flat with a sharp, pointy nose.
@@Lindsay-nx5sv could be an animation blunder. I doubt it was Metal Sonic, because the SatA.M. showrunners didn't know about him, and the character wasn't well known yet, as not many had Sonic CD.
Yeah I thought it was obviously Metal sonic, but they wanted to have Naugus be the main villain. Have tails rise in the freedom fighter ranks and come of age. They wanted a love triangle situation too, this is was from an interview I saw. It's a good watch, they really cared about this show and that's what made it grouse
Shame it'll probably never surface, as it's either in Sega of America's or D.i.C.'s archives, (now DHX) or was destroyed.
More footage can be found here, mainly just the starting part is new th-cam.com/video/V220vlcZVao/w-d-xo.html
It's Just Concept Art I Found On Google But I Hope Some Day It Will Get Found
Is it me or is the Sonic SatAM original singer sound like the front man for Crush 40 who plays the intros for the Sonic video games?
6:47
I hope they have the full version.
Has anyone ever thought to contact someone who worked on the Show?
2:24 he sounds like modern sonic a little bit
3:22 it also appears that Sally was originally going to be a hedgehog before deciding to have her a Chipmunk
In some concept art shown online she was almost a human, as well.
@@beauwalker9820 interesting I do wonder when she was human if she was still going to be Sonic's love interest
I doubt it especially since in early overseas Sonic media Ricky (the squirell animal friend) was also known as Sally Acorn (the animal friend inspiration is more obvious in the concept art with all of the Sonic 1 animals friends represented as part of the "freedom team" with their early overseas names in use (including Sally))
Imagine if the "extra animations" DLC in Sonic Origins was this intro.
Sega wants you to forget that the American brand of sonic ever existed. They been memory holing everything from it since the adventure days
@@jurassicarkjordanisgreat1778 Considering how Sonic needs rings to do the boost and the fact that the power ring was in Sonic X, I don't know....... in fact Sonic Forces uses a similar plot.
Everyone keeps on putting the fastest thing alive song into the prototype. Even tho it’s not the prototype song of sonic Satam! So imma make my own version
Actually the original version of the song was only use for the premiere theme on ABC
Whats the background music that starts at 5:52?? its so soothing
From the God Tier Sonic Unleashed OST
th-cam.com/video/zNZ9344xeIQ/w-d-xo.html
Thankx Alot!!!
I mean considering from the footage we know what it looked like I wonder if someone could recreate the intro 🤔
The original theme sounds like Limo-Zeen from Homestarrunner
5:40
It's kind of found but it's ok.
i love how he uses the FNF Blue Balled theme at the end lol
WHY DOES THIS GUY SOUND LIKE SETH GREEN ALSO THIS VIDEO IS COOL
I sound like Seth Green? Lmao
The Sonic SatAM cheif is the main man I'm related to. He is willing to give me a copy, because I gave him 1 billion dollars. By March 14th, I will receive it, and immediately release it. So be ready!
You okay?
You mading super videos... In future you be very popular♥️
6:44
Music?
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Where antowont at
Is it true that a season 3 of the show is finally coming? Or is that just a fan made fantasy?
It's fan made
@@Quartzer. then why am i reading that its expected to release in 2024? this info was written 3 days ago
Did the uploader ever respond?
th-cam.com/video/ASm3aMvnF_M/w-d-xo.html
For a longer Preview if anyone was wondering
Your wrong! In 2018, the full pilot intro was released
Where can it be seen?
It's a remake, I have to have a quick look what channel it was made buy.
Alright, It was created by: 2D 3D CARTOONS
Yeah thats a remake, doesn't count. The original animation has been lost
@@MisterCVids oh. When I find it on TH-cam, I'll go crazy, but take a look at how close it 8s!
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so i just threw this video on to watch something while i ate my lucky charms, but i noticed the title of this video implies that Satam had a lost theme song? but you dont really go into it?
is this said theme song?
th-cam.com/video/R7QLRCIFQdw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TrippingBracelet
im not 100% but there seems to be alot that supports this being the actual song.
I guess I should have called it lost animation as opposed to lost theme song 🤷♂️
I don't know about sonic a ton but is the cartoons canonical?
Unfortunately no. Sega has obliterated anything from this era from any canon. Same goes for the comic series. But to be honest I don't think even Sega knows what's canon anymore. It's a mess
@@MisterCVids
As far as I see it, Sega doesn't have the moral right to decide what canon is anymore.
I think every cartoon is in a different continuity (meaning there are 5 continuities for cartoons) with Sonic Boom being the closest to being canon to a game (in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it is canon to the Sonic Boom games)
@@Idazmi7 To be fair, this is simply too different in tone to the current timeline as well as being from a relatively long time ago.
@@TheSultan1470
What 'current timeline'? The Sonic Boom cartoon isn't even like the Sonic Boom game, and Sonic Mania has nothing to do with them. There is no 'current timeline': just separated projects with their own continuity, like always.
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no one mentions this clip th-cam.com/video/THKdbtzsXus/w-d-xo.html
No one mentions it because it's fake. Uploader admits it in the comments
"SatAM is a great representation of the characters and the world of the early Sonic universe"
You mean that it's a great representation by being basically NOTHING like Sonic?
Sonic has never had consistent representation
@@MisterCVids There is a difference between being inconsistent and being nothing like the source material. Adaptations like Sonic the Comic, Sonic X and IDW borrowed a lot from the games, while the Dic cartoons were basically random original shows with Sonic characters thrown in.
@@ericselim254 and yet Sonic SATAM was one of the best sonic shows ever(if not THE best), despite being looser in adaptation, it gets Sonic and Robotnik right as characters and the general themes, that's what matters.
And IDW is pretty mediocre and lacking, despite borrowing things from the games(while throwing out other important elements like humans) it doesn't rise beyond pale imitation.
@@prufan Yeah right. SatAM turned Sonic into a complete joke, making him an absolute dumbass so that his Mary Sue girlfriend could bail him out of trouble and bust his balls all the time. And his demeanor and personality were so cringy and over the top that it felt like reading a bad fanfic.
As for SatAM getting Robotnik right. I don't know what games you have played, but the Robotnik from the official game was never all serious and shit as in SatAM.
SatAM has nothing on IDW in terms of characterizations and writing.
Honestly, adventures of is a better starting point than Satam.
I respect that. I grew up with and love both 🤙
@Sonic and Aosth is a parody
It's really not. Frank White.
@@prufan No, you are wrong.
i have a dvd of sonic satam with the original theme song, im pretty sure