The section erroneously claims that to access one of the game's Special Stages, the player must reach the end of an Act while holding one hundred Rings. In the game, the player is automatically warped to a Special Stage upon collecting one hundred Rings. However, regardless of how the player leaves the Special Stage, the Act that they entered from will be ended and they will begin the next Act instead. Villain Song: Has one that can be heard here , which goes out of its way to describe just how dangerous and powerful he is and how he'll destroy anything in his way. The description for Final Egg erroneously states Birdie's family members to be his parents, rather than his siblings.

Super Smash Bros. Series: A summarization of the Sonic series appearances in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. BumbleKast for March 23rd, 2022 - Standard Q&A Podcast with Ian Flynn. YouTube. BumbleKing Videos (23 March 2022). Retrieved on 23 March 2022.An unmasked Infinite is on the receiving end of this to Shadow in Eggman's Facility in Mystic Jungle, which would lead to his Start of Darkness and him becoming Infinite. Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Tormenting the Avatar, dropping the prototype Phantom Ruby and leaving Sonic alive screws him and Eggman over in the long run. Evil Is Petty: His motivation for wanting to destroy the world and seek power? Because Shadow destroyed his squad, defeated him and called him weak. There's also a part of For the Evulz in that as well due to his sadism. Infinite, pretending to be Omega: "Affirmative! I have never known d-d-d-defeat! I am not defeated. I am not weak, I am not weak, I AM NOT WEAK, I AM NOT WEAK... I AM NOT WEAK...!!!" The entry states " Enthusiastic fans also found that Amy Rose was supposed to appear in a scrapped Sound Test mode in other leaked versions." In truth, the Sound Test and Amy's appearance were not scrapped, and can still be accessed and viewed in the final game via a cheat code in the color test.

The entry states that Super Sonic defeated Dr. Eggman in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. While the player can obtain all seven Chaos Emeralds, they cannot use Super Sonic in the final Zone, as there are no Rings there to use to transform. Also, while Sonic does transform into Super Sonic in the game's Good Ending, that only happens after Eggman has already been defeated. The Phantom Ruby's illusions are powerful, but they can be countered by someone who has a Phantom Ruby as well, and being in close proximity to a Phantom Ruby weakens his own. The Avatar manages to find a Phantom Ruby prototype left behind by Infinite, allowing them to survive Infinite's illusion during their fight with him, and allowing them to ultimately foil Eggman's plan to destroy the Resistance with a virtual sun. Flunky Boss: After damaging him enough during the Avatar's boss fight with him, Infinite will summon Eggman's robots to assist him.In the description for Scenario Mode, the name " Dr. Eggman" is incorrectly used instead of " Dr. Robotnik". Infinite: ( To the Avatar) Fine, I will teach you fear, then pain, and then... Well, at least the fear and pain will end. Ax-Crazy: He hides it well, but it's pretty clear that Infinite is quite unhinged underneath it all, as he relishes in causing death and destruction. In the final issue of the tie-in comic, when Infinite strikes the Phantom Ruby with his sword, he's shown what he desires most: a desolate, destroyed world, implying that he was crazy even before he gained the Ruby's power.

In a meta example, they are both nameless characters working for the main hero and villain, and thanks to them, most of the plot moves forward. The rookie is a custom character who wants to help save the world, while the so-called Ultimate Mercenary "gave up on his face" to help Eggman conquer the world, and took on the name of Infinite for his new identity. This likewise help differentiate Sonic and Eggman in how they treat their allies: the rookie grows and becomes a hero, while Infinite is betrayed ( supposedly) by Eggman due to failling him too much.Gluttony: Infinite has a constant and insatiable desire to relish in the terror and suffering of others to the point that it prevents him from acting pragmatically, which possibly also influenced his decision to spare Sonic and the Avatar in the times they showed that they didn't fear him as much as he'd wanted them to. His past as a mercenary and how he was employed by Dr. Eggman were only revealed in the prequel comics.

Infinite: This wasn't part of my agenda, but I'm always happy to crush a hero. It keeps the rabble in line. Shows them that there is no hope. Jerkass: Exaggerated. Infinite spends nearly every second of his screentime behaving like a smug, sadistic bully that earns the ire of everyone from the Resistance, to the player, to even Eggman himself. Omega's entry states, " you must recover his dismembered pieces and reassemble him so he may join your party." In the game, the player finds Omega destroyed by the Nocturnus Clan in a location of Metropolis, but the player does not have to look for multiple pieces for Tails to reassemble him. The section states that Sonic was supposed to be " part of the band". It is meant to say " part of a band". King Shahryar's entry states " He mistakes Sonic for the Ma Djinn forces of Erazor." In Sonic and the Secret Rings, this never happens (not even in an implicit manner), with Shahryar merely finding Sonic insolent.Psycho for Hire: He's a Sadist who really enjoys his work as Eggman's Dragon. He also really enjoyed being a mercenary and willingly joined Eggman. Deconstructed to a degree, as his sadism is a Fatal Flaw that ultimately bites him and Eggman in the end and causes him to make mistakes that even Eggman realizes were blunders. The description for the 1 Force March Forcejewel is erroneously also used as the description for the 6 Force March Forcejewel.