Theme Songs
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For the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Latin America, much of Europe, and Brazil, the opening song was performed by a female singer repeating the show's title numerous times, the U.S. ending theme was kept, however, and all of the inserts were edited out of the English version. In addition, the DVD release in Japan often replaces insert songs with either an instrumental version of Hikaru Michi, or the song itself with vocals. For the United States 4Kids broadcast, the opening song is called "Gotta Go Fast", while "Sonic Drive" is served as the theme for the Japanese version. South Korea has the same melody of the Japanese theme, but is translated into Korean lyrics instead.
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