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Spring Yard Zone is by far my favorite Sonic stage. So, I'm going to talk about it.
Description
The zone is an urban level, with many springs and bumpers, resembling a pinball machine.
Boss
It's Dr. Robotnik (WOW, SUCH A SPOILER). He has a spiked machine that takes away the blocks Sonic stands on.
Music
Trivia
- Spring Yard Zone was supposed to called Sparkling Zone. It also was originally not an urban city with mountains, but rather a luminous place with buildings at night time with neon signs and shiny stars just like a typical casino level that would feature in later Sonic games.
- This was originally intended to be the fifth zone of the game.
- Spring Yard Zone was the first zone created and finished.
- This is the earliest zone by which all six Chaos Emeralds can be obtained in Act 2 of this zone.
- Game Land 4-1 of Sonic Colors is based on Spring Yard Zone.
- The theme of Spring Yard Zone sounds similar to 1987 composition " Lovin' You 'Sawako' " by famous Japanese jazz guitarist Toshiki Kadomatsu (background structure stripped of the solo/foreground instruments/harmony vocals part after solo in the early second minute mark is extremely easy to spot).
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