Sonic SatAM Complete DVD Collection

The Unoficial Sonic SatAM DVD Collection



This package contains the complete first and second season of the SatAM Sonic cartoon

(the very first sonic cartoon, and the favorite of many sonic fans),



Quality: high quality tv-rip

Format: DVD

Rip: nothing but the comercials.

Disk image: ISO Made using DVD Decrypter

Compression: 24 x 650mb WinRAR files





This collection was made for all the hardcore sonic fans who wanted to see this

great series once again. If this dvd collection ever does get sold in stores, I urge everyone who downloads this to buy it! The creators of this show have not shotdown the idea of creating a third season, but they do need money to make it.



Disk Labels and DVD Case images have been included aswell.

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If anyone out their has a collection of the sonic comics, please seed them! I'm sure many others would like to have it.





Sonic SatAM Information

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"Sonic the Hedgehog," also known as the SatAM (Saturday morning) series, was the

second television program to star the famous video game icon. It followed the

slapstick "Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog," which was known mostly for its

lighthearted approach. The SatAM, however, took on a much darker tone, telling the

story of Sonic and his brave band of Freedom Fighters as they struggled to free

their home world, the distant planet of Mobius from the clutches of the evil Dr. Robotnik.



The first season was an unconventional mix of cartoon characters and a grim setting. Characters were developed and mature themes were explored. The second season, on the other hand, lightened the tone considerably, emphasizing the more comedic aspects of the show and toning down the series' darkness considerably. The show ultimately ended on a cliffhanger after only two seasons due to underachieving ratings. However, this was not the end of the SatAM.



The series developed a cult following over the years resulting in countless fan fiction stories and discussion that kept show alive several years after it had been cancelled. Additionally, the Archie comic book adaptation of the "Sonic" character began to modify itself to more closely resemble the SatAM series and remained in publishing ten years after the show had been cancelled. Furthermore, the SatAM's influence was felt in additional Sonic adventures with various elements of the series being included in the "Sonic Christmas Blast!" special and the "Sonic Underground" series. The SatAM is generally agreed to be the most popular of the American-made "Sonic" cartoons.