Classic 1992 Game Designs Return as Sonic the Hedgehog Officially Launches Collectible Line Release
Figures draw on 1992 game
The new vinyl figures depict Sonic and Tails as they appeared in the 1992 Genesis game. Dark Horse and Sega are bringing the collectibles to market, with Collider sharing details exclusively.
The figures were previously teased at San Diego Comic-Con. They mark the beginning of Dark Horse’s official Sonic the Hedgehog collectible line.
Teams behind the collectibles
Bigshot Toyworks sculpted the figures, while J.W. Productions handled their prototyping and paint. The companies’ work brings the classic game designs into a collectible format. The announcement centers on the pair’s original game-era look, connecting the release to the 1992 title that introduced Tails.
Tails joined Sonic’s adventure
Sega introduced Miles “Tails” Prower in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. With a second controller, another player could take part as Tails and follow Sonic through the game. The characters later teamed up in the movie sequel named after the game. Colleen O’Shaughnessey continued voicing Tails, who joined Ben Schwartz’s Sonic against Dr. Robotnik.
Key points
- The Sonic and Tails vinyl figures are based on the 1992 Genesis game.
- The release begins Dark Horse’s official Sonic the Hedgehog collectible line.
- Bigshot Toyworks sculpted the figures; J.W. Productions handled prototyping and paint.
- Tails joined Sonic in the 1992 game and later appeared alongside him in the movie sequel.