The game begins with [[BigBad Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik]] (or [[BlindIdiotTranslation Dr. Robotonic]], as it is humourously misspelled in the English opening) launching a robot invasion on the Earth, via his newly constructed superweapon, the [[KillSat Death Egg II]]. Fortunately, Sonic and Tails have built a one-seater rocket that will take them directly to the Death Egg II. There's just one problem -- it needs ''[[SeriesContinuityError eight]]'' Chaos Emeralds to power it. In an effort to claim the emeralds, a fighting tournament is started (that, or it's held to determine who gets to fly the rocket).

The game, made by Sega [=AM2=], is more-or-less a stripped-down and very goofy version of ''VideoGame/FightingVipers''. For years, it remained an obscurity; its main release being only in Japan while only getting a very limited overseas release. Fortunately, a direct home port of the game made it onto ''Sonic Gems Collection'' circa 2005, and an UpdatedRerelease with online play, playable bosses and DummiedOut characters like [[GuestFighter Honey the Cat]] getting undummied was released in late 2012 on XboxLiveArcade and {{PlayStation Network}} for $5 as part of Sega's [=Model2=] Collection series of games.

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The game begins with [[BigBad Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik]] (or [[BlindIdiotTranslation Dr. Robotonic]], as it is humourously misspelled in the English opening) launching a robot invasion on the Earth, via his newly constructed superweapon, the [[KillSat Death Egg II]]. Fortunately, Sonic and Tails have built a one-seater rocket that will take them directly to the Death Egg II. There's just one problem -- it needs ''[[SeriesContinuityError eight]]'' Chaos Emeralds to power it. In an effort to claim the emeralds, a fighting tournament is started (that, and it's held to determine who gets to fly the rocket).

The game, made by Sega [=AM2=], is more-or-less a stripped-down and very goofy version of ''VideoGame/FightingVipers''. For years, it remained an obscurity; its main release being only in Japan while only getting a very limited overseas release. Fortunately, a direct home port of the game made it onto ''Sonic Gems Collection'' circa 2005. In late 2012, the game received an UpdatedRerelease on {{PlayStation Network}} and XboxLiveArcade with online play and a few of the DummiedOut characters including [[GuestFighter Honey the Cat]] and the playable bosses getting undummied for $5 as part of Sega's [=Model2=] Collection series of games.

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