History VideoGame / SonicDreamsCollection

** [[spoiler: The [[EasterEgg above-mentioned blue ball.]] Depending on how far away you are from it, not only does it's model begin to freak out, but it will emit a ''massively'' loud and glitchy mess of static until you get close to it again. In fact, people who get it during the Prom scene by just scroll-wheeling the glass pineapple up to the Eggman will be in for a ''nasty'' surprise.]]

* EasterEgg: [[spoiler: Eggman Origins and Sonic Movie Maker contain ''way'' too many secrets if you go farther out of the game area, which are usually in the form of Eggmen saying various random things. In the case of Sonic Movie Maker, you have to go on various [[FetchQuest Fetch Quests]] to give various objects to them, and sometimes they reward you with things like extra speech bubbles or props.]]

* HellIsThatNoise: [[spoiler: Used several times during ''Sonic Movie Maker'', but most infamously in "Crib" by the ''thing'' you find inside of Rouge.]]

* BackgroundMusicOverride: [[spoiler: Occasionally, when the [=SegaNet=] has been left running idle for long enough, it will begin playing... [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHl5kI5_RvY something]].]]

* BackgroundMusicOverride: [[spoiler: Occasionally when the SegaNet has been left running idle for long enough, it will begin playing... [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHl5kI5_RvY something]].]]

[[spoiler: The brightness of Sonic's eyes in this game may also be a jab towards the infamous "green eyes" complaints regarding Modern Sonic's design.]]

** [spoiler: Interestingly, your randomly generated OC Hedgehog character is turned into Sonic upon ascension. This seems to imply that all "OC" hedgehogs are merely inferior clones of the eternal character that inspired them all.]]

** Interestingly, your randomly generated OC Hedgehog character is turned into Sonic upon ascension. This seems to imply that all "OC" hedgehogs are merely inferior clones of the eternal character that inspired them all.

** My Roommate Sonic seems to be one to SelfInsert fan fiction writers. [[spoiler: The brightness of Sonic's eyes in this game may also be a jab towards the infamous "green eyes" complaints regarding Modern Sonic's design.]]

*** The entire collection is filled with subtle Take Thats to Sega for ruining Sonic with their terrible modern games. The visual motif of ruined skyscrapers in a postapocalypse is a particularly vivid example, let's not even get into the sexualization of these anthropomorphized animals, which is a part of the fandom that Sega directly inspired as a result of their absurd narrative/character decisions.

''Sonic Dreams Collection'' is a fan-game created by [[PostModernism Post-Modern]] developers Arcane Kids that poses as a series of four unreleased ''[[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic The Hedgehog]]'' games from 1996 to 1999 created by the fictional [=MJStudios=]. It includes a character creator, a prototype [=MMO=], a movie maker, and a DatingSim. There is also the additional [=SEGANET=] service that can be used to access online features on some of these games.

* CosmicHorrorStory: [[spoiler: Whatever the hell the plot of ''Eggman Origin'' is, it ends with the giant limbless Eggman creating some sort of tower structure and then eating you when you climb it, which results in your "ascension."]]

** [[spoiler: ''Eggman Origin'': After feeding Eggman enough worms, a giant tower sprouts from the ground. When you walk up it and encounter Eggman again, he grabs you in his mouth and soars to the heavens while a distorted Eggman voice clip plays. Then you earn an ascension.]]
* GameBreakingBug: Intentionally invoked. [[spoiler: Fetching a glass pineapple from behind the set during the Prom portion of ''Sonic Movie Maker'' and then handing it to an Egg up on the rafters will allow the player to access a glitchy [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything blue-colored ball]] in any level. It causes anything it touches to bug out, and can be used to deform the characters, access secret areas in some levels, and even screw up the player's controls.]]

Sonic Dreams Collection is a fan-game created by [[PostModernism Post-Modern]] developers Arcane Kids that poses as a series of four unreleased ''[[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic The Hedgehog]]'' games from 1996 to 1999 created by the fictional [=MJStudios=]. It includes a character creator, a prototype [=MMO=], a movie maker, and a DatingSim. There is also the additional [=SEGANET=] service that can be used to access online features on some of these games.

* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: Eggman is portrayed as this in ''Eggman Origin''. Same for Sonic in My Roomate Sonic. There's also one inside the moon in Sonic Movie Maker]].

* SerialEscalation: ''Create My Sonic'' is a benign, if hilarious, character creator that can give many a chuckle due to its funny names and hilarious body type changes. [[spoiler:''Eggman Origin'' is basically a CosmicHorrorStory set in a WhiteVoidRoom, ''Sonic Movie Maker'' slowly descends into pure NightmareFuel as a SerialEscalation within a separate SerialEscalation, and ''My Roomate Sonic'' is at best a creepy DatingSim and at worst another CosmicHorrorStory that ends with you as a BalefulPolymorph. To say that this thing goes from 0 to 100 in the blink of an eye would be an understatement.]]

* GameBreakingBug: [[spoiler: Fetching a glass pineapple from behind the set during the Prom portion of ''Sonic Movie Maker'' and then handing it to an Egg up on the rafters will allow the player to access a glitchy [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything blue-colored ball]] in any level. It causes anything it touches to bug out, and can be used to deform the characters, access secret areas in some levels, and even screw up the player's controls.]]

* GameBreaker: [[spoiler: Fetching a glass pineapple from behind the set during the Prom portion of ''Sonic Movie Maker'' and then handing it to an Egg up on the rafters will allow the player to access a glitchy [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything blue-colored ball]] in any level. It causes anything it touches to bug out, and can be used to deform the characters, access secret areas in some levels, and even screw up the player's controls.]]

* GameBreaker: [[spoiler: Fetching a glass pineapple from behind the set during the Prom portion of ''Sonic Movie Maker'', and then handing it to an Egg up on the rafters will allow the player to access a glitchy [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything blue-colored ball]] in any level. It causes anything it touches to bug out, and can be used to deform the characters, access secret areas in some levels, and even screw up the player's controls.]]

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: ''My Roommate Sonic''. You stare too deep into Sonic's eyes, which fuse into a singular portal-like eye, and end up being sucked inside Sonic's eye and into another dimension where you turn into a headless, human-Sonic hybrid running and rolling at the speed of sound, forever. Then the phone appears from the sea, its text asking you if this is what you really wanted. Then the camera pans out and Sonic turns the Dreamcast off.]]

* SurrealHorror

* ContinuitySnarl: [[spoiler: Despite Sonic Movie Maker supposedly being created in 1998, it features Rouge, Shadow, and Blaze in various scenes.]]

* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: Eggman is portrayed as this in Eggman Origin. Same for Sonic in My Roomate Sonic. There's also one inside the moon in Sonic Movie Maker]].

** My Roommate Sonic seems to be one to SelfInsert fan fiction writers. [[spoiler: The bizarre look of Sonic's eyes in this game may also be a jab towards the infamous "green eyes" complaints.]]

** My Roommate Sonic seems to be one to SelfInsert fan fiction writers.

* WombLevel: [[spoiler: Literally. The last scene of ''Sonic Movie Maker'' (not counting the DLC), starts off inside ''Rouge's uterus''.]]

* RubberMan: [[spoiler:Your character's limbs in ''My Roommate Sonic'' tend to stretch and flop around a lot.]]

* StylisticSuck: The game recreates Dreamcast Era graphics for the in game characters, and there are several areas where one can walk right through walls or the ceiling.

** My Roommate Sonic seems to be one to SelfInsert fan fiction writers