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* GuiltTripping: There's [[Recap/SonicBoomS1E9GuiltTripping an episode]] named for this trope. In it, Sonic and Tails save Gogoba Village from the Weasel Bandits, but the Gogobas guilt trip them into staying as a reward for their heroism. Sonic eventually decides that in order to escape from the Gogobas, they have to use their own tactics against them, leading to a scene where he and the Gogoba Chief attempt to out-guilt each other. At the end of the episode, after beating Dr. Eggman's robots, Sonic and Tails use the Gogobas' guilt-tripping technique to get them to go with Eggman, knowing they will become his problem while also convincing Eggman that he is stealing their allies.
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* AnAesop:
** In "Just a Guy", the end-all lesson is normal guys (and not just heroes) can help save the day which is ironically spliced in with the fact that Sonic convinces the town that they should shut their mouths about what he does and remember he saves the whole village (which can technically be its own Aesop about being grateful to people that help rather than constantly correcting said people for minor mistakes).
** In a bizarre example in "Tails' Crush", Tails is told by Sonic that to get a girl he has to act like an aloof jerk, by Knuckles that girls love muscles and toughness, by Amy that girls love romance and theatre, and by Sticks that he should essentially [[CloudCuckoolander do a traditional bird mating dance]]. Eventually he's told the best advice by the villain: Stop trying to be someone else and be yourself, and in the end it turns out to be the best advice.
** In the episode "Role Models:, the lesson basically comes down to "stop being so politically correct that it ruins your life".
** "I Can Sea Sonic's Fear From Here" is the usual face your fear episode until the end, where Sonic admits he's even more scared of water than before. The true lesson they learn at the end is that trying to get someone to face their fear is just going to cause more harm than good and will never be done in one day.
%%** "Buster": Discipline your pets.
** In "Just a Guy", the end-all lesson is normal guys (and not just heroes) can help save the day which is ironically spliced in with the fact that Sonic convinces the town that they should shut their mouths about what he does and remember he saves the whole village (which can technically be its own Aesop about being grateful to people that help rather than constantly correcting said people for minor mistakes).
** In a bizarre example in "Tails' Crush", Tails is told by Sonic that to get a girl he has to act like an aloof jerk, by Knuckles that girls love muscles and toughness, by Amy that girls love romance and theatre, and by Sticks that he should essentially [[CloudCuckoolander do a traditional bird mating dance]]. Eventually he's told the best advice by the villain: Stop trying to be someone else and be yourself, and in the end it turns out to be the best advice.
** In the episode "Role Models:, the lesson basically comes down to "stop being so politically correct that it ruins your life".
** "I Can Sea Sonic's Fear From Here" is the usual face your fear episode until the end, where Sonic admits he's even more scared of water than before. The true lesson they learn at the end is that trying to get someone to face their fear is just going to cause more harm than good and will never be done in one day.
%%** "Buster": Discipline your pets.
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The ''Sonic Boom'' animated series is part of the spin-off franchise of the same name, a western branch of the main ''Sonic'' games, with the video games on UsefulNotes/WiiU and UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS serving as a prequel to the show. Initial impressions for the television series were fairly positive, a sharp contrast from the mixed-to-negative reception of the games, managing to keep the spin-off franchise afloat. Tropes for the games should be placed [[VideoGame/SonicBoom here]].
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The ''Sonic Boom'' animated series is part of the spin-off franchise of the same name, a western branch of the main ''Sonic'' games, with the video games on UsefulNotes/WiiU Platform/WiiU and UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS Platform/Nintendo3DS serving as a prequel to the show. Initial impressions for the television series were fairly positive, a sharp contrast from the mixed-to-negative reception of the games, managing to keep the spin-off franchise afloat. Tropes for the games should be placed [[VideoGame/SonicBoom here]].
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** In "Alone Again, Unnaturally", Sticks refers to "[[UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis blast processing]]" as just "some phoney-baloney buzz words to fool the simple-minded."
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** In "Alone Again, Unnaturally", Sticks refers to "[[UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis "[[Platform/SegaGenesis blast processing]]" as just "some phoney-baloney buzz words to fool the simple-minded."
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Near the beginning of "Buster", you can clearly see a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast logo on Eggman's new robot.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Near the beginning of "Buster", you can clearly see a UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast Platform/SegaDreamcast logo on Eggman's new robot.
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** In "Next Top Villain," Dave's fantasy includes him wearing a helmet and cape very reminiscent of [[Franchise/XMen Magneto's]].
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** In "Next Top Villain," Dave's fantasy includes him wearing a helmet and cape very reminiscent of [[Franchise/XMen [[ComicBook/XMen Magneto's]].
