While these characters are a lot of fun in their original Sonic the Hedgehog games, they likely won't make the leap to the ...

Gerald and Black Doom may have never made a deal in the Sonic movie universe, but Shadow could still be Black Doom's son. In Sonic the Hedgehog 3, it is never mentioned where Shadow came from.

Honestly, I’m still shocked even now, several months later. Black Doom has only appeared in one game in the Sonic franchise before this, and it’s a spin-off title, Shadow the Hedgehog.

2011's Sonic Generations is widely considered to be one of the best 3D Sonic the Hedgehog games. It’s a “greatest hits” game in which Sonic meets his younger self and they both go through ...

According to a post on X/Twitter by @MyTimeToShineHello (via My Nintendo News ), a Shadow the Hedgehog movie or TV series is ...

For Shadow, in the Shadow the Hedgehog game, that was Black Doom, a tentacled alien whose blood Shadow's creator the scientist Gerald Robotnik used to provide his power.

Ostensibly, Shadow the Hedgehog’s arch-nemesis Black Doom is the ultimate threat in his Sonic X Shadow Generations story.

With a mix of old-school and modern gameplay, Sonic X Shadow Generations is like having your enchilada, er, cake and eating it, too.

The instigator of the aforementioned mid-level mixup was Black Doom, a returning antagonist from 2005’s Shadow the Hedgehog (you know, the one where he had a gun).

Shots of classic 2D Sonic were suddenly riddled with bullet holes. The screen, full of happy memories, was shattered, revealing a morose Shadow the Hedgehog – and this hog was packing heat.

Indeed, while Sonic is reliving some past glory in more ways than one, Shadow The Hedgehog will get all-new content highlighting part of his journey into the universe.