List of Sonic Underground Episodes

List Of Sonic Underground Episodes

This is a list of episodes from the Sonic Underground TV series. The original series was available on syndication, later released as two DVDs, and finally on boxed-set DVDs:

Dr. Robotnik's Revenge, Queen Aleena Chronicles, Sonic to the Rescue and Secrets of the Chaos Emerald.

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