History Awesome / AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog

* Tails gets a great moment to shine in "Tails In Charge". After he inadvertently causes Sonic to get shot by a ray that turns [[TakenForGranite him to stone]], Tails spends the entirety of the episode defending the now helpless Sonic from Scratch and Grounder, culminating in him successfully baiting them to get the ray (getting shot by it whilst turned to stone undoes the effect) and curing Sonic's condition. All by himself. Not bad for a supposed four year old.[[note]]His canon age is 10. The "only four and half years old" joke from "Slowwww Going" was likely based on the "only three and half years old" joke from various classic animated shorts.[[/note]]

* In the opening to "Robotnikland", Robotnik [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9SQcd7jMzk#t=4m40s beans Sonic]] with a monkey wrench ''mid-Spin Attack''.

** Tails, despite spending most of the episode as TheLoad, pulls a BigDamnHeroes afterwards by rescuing Sonic when he finally submits to exhaustion in the ocean and flies him to safety.

** Tails gets a tiny but epic one in "Hedgehog of the Hound Table", where he manages to snatch the Chaos Emerald of Invincibility, and upon being accosted by Scratch and Grounder, promptly uses it to transform into a giant uber-muscular fox. He then [[CurbStompBattle utterly trashes Scratch and Grounder]].
* Sonic's escape from Robotnik's prison in "Sonic Breakout", where it's one of the big times he uses his smarts rather than his physicality to win. He does so using [[ChekhovsGun a poster of himself that he got free in his issue of]] ''[[ChekhovsGun Crack-ups]]'', sticking it to Grounder's back while he and Scratch are distracted by the same comic; letting them be targeted by the lethal high-tech security system[[note]]Programmed to fire on anything Sonic's shade of blue.[[/note]] instead, then simply unlocking his shackles and leaving afterward.
-->'''Sonic:''' (''[[AsideGlance to the audience]]'') They could've made me a little taller. But they got my hedgehog blue color ''juuuuuuust'' right!

* "Grounder the Genius" gives Grounder a day in the limelight when he gets an intelligence-boosting computer chip implanted in his head. His increased smarts cause him to [[TookALevelInBadass take a level in badass]] as well as [[DumbassNoMore smarts]] - not only does he concoct a successful plan to capture Sonic, he ends up overthrowing Robotnik while calling him out on his abusive behaviour. And he outwits Sonic ''again'' when he sees through the hedgehog's ploy to turn his own lightning weapon against him with a fake award!

* Mass Transit Trouble is a pretty epic episode.

** Tails, despite spending most of the episode as TheLoad, pulls a BigDamnHeroes afterwards and flies Sonic to safety when he finally submits to exhaustion in the ocean.

* In "Sonic the Matchmaker," Robotnik declares he wants a wife and insists any woman would be proud to marry him. Scratch and Grounder do nothing but glare at Robotnik in what can only be called disgusted contempt. This is probably the ''only'' time the two of them ever willingly disagree with Robotnik, and what's more he actually ''concedes to them'' and decides to build a wife instead.

* "Sonically Ever After" appears to be the writers' way of an Adventures version of a GrandFinale... in that it's mostly a goofy comedy parodying fairy tales, but partway through the episode, the scope begins to widen conceptually until it seems as though Robotnik has actually managed to win over Sonic and [[MindScrew more or less merge the realities of a fairy tale book an old lady was reading with the real Mobius]], [[ItMakesSenseInContext attaining godlike power]]. The solution ends up being to simply write 'The End' in the sky with a plane flown by Tails. It's a uniquely meta episode and an appropriate send off for a series known for its fourth wall breaking humor.
-->'''Sonic:''' Every story must end, [[MediumAwareness even this one]]!

* In the opening to "Robotnikland," Robotnik [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9SQcd7jMzk#t=4m40s beans Sonic]] with a monkey wrench ''mid-Spin Attack''.

* "Sonically Ever After" appears to be the writers' way of an Adventures version of a GrandFinale... in that it's mostly a goofy comedy parodying fairy tales, but partway through the episode, the scope begins to widen conceptually until it seems as though Robotnik has actually managed to win over Sonic and [[MindScrew more or less merge the realities of a fairy tale book an old lady was reading with the real Mobius]], [[ItMakesSenseInContext attaining godlike power]]. The solution ends up being to simply write 'The End' in the sky with a plane flown by Tails. It's a uniquely meta episode and an appropriate sendoff for a series known for its fourth wall breaking humor.

* "Sonically Ever After" appears to be the writers' way of an Adventures version of a GrandFinale... in that it's mostly a goofy comedy parodying fairy tales, but partway through the episode, the scope begins to widen conceptually until it seems as though Robotnik has actually managed to win over Sonic and [[MindScrew more or less merge the realities of a fairy tale book an old lady was reading with the real Mobius]], [[ItMakesSenseInContext attaining godlike power]]. The solution ends up being to [[spoiler:simply write 'The End' in the sky with a plane flown by Tails]]. It's a uniquely meta episode and an appropriate sendoff for a series known for its fourth wall breaking humor.

* The ClipShow "Hero of the Year" has Sonic surrender to stop Robotnik from drowning his friends by sinking a yacht, only for Robotnik to lie and set the yacht to sink anyway, with Sonic trapped at the bottom of the ocean in an escape-proof cell that would cut off his oxygen supply if anyone tried to save him.

* Sonic's escape from Robotnik's prison in "Sonic Breakout", where it's one of the big times he uses his smarts rather than his physicality to win. He does so using [[ChekhovsGun a poster of himself that he got free in his issue of]] ''[[ChekovsGun Crack-ups]]'', sticking it to Grounder's back while he and Scratch are distracted by the same comic; letting them be targeted by the lethal high-tech security system[[note]]Programmed to fire on anything Sonic's shade of blue.[[/note]] instead, then simply unlocking his shackles and leaving afterward.

* Sonic's escape from Robotnik's prison in "Sonic Breakout", where it's one of the big times he uses his smarts rather than his physicality to win. He does so using [[ChekovsGun a poster of himself that he got free in his issue of]] ''[[ChekovsGun Crack-ups]]'', sticking it to Grounder's back while he and Scratch are distracted by the same comic; letting them be targeted by the lethal high-tech security system[[note]]Programmed to fire on anything Sonic's shade of blue.[[/note]] instead, then simply unlocking his shackles and leaving afterward.

* Sonic's escape from Robotnik's prison in "Sonic Breakout".

** Even [[GoldfishPoopGang Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts]] get one for successfully planting the bombs, escaping their initial capture, and even working ahead of the plan to try and trip Sonic onto a bomb while he's in a hurry. [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption Granted, it didn't pan out for them in the end]], but still: props to them for thinking ahead.

* The "Zoobotnik" episode takes the cake for the best (and cruelest) prank Sonic has ever played on Robotnik. He disguises himself as a justice of the peace, marries Robotnik to Katella, and ''invites Mama Robotnik to the wedding''.

* The end of "Sonic is Running" has Mama Robotnik reveal that after badgering her son into running for president, she didn't vote for him because of how incompetent he was. Robotnik then says that makes him feel better about betraying her, and has her carted off to the Home For Really Bizarre Mothers again.

* The end of "Sonic is Running" has Mama Robotnik reveal that after badgering her son into running for president, she didn't vote for him because how how incompetent he was. Robotnik then says that makes him feel better about betraying her, and has her carted off to the Home For Really Bizarre Mothers again.