Pretty good, but ruined Sonic's legacy!

It may not be as enjoyable as the original Sonic the Hedgehog TV shows or the video games but Sonic X will definitely satisfy Sonic fans everywhere!

I don't exactly love this show, nor do I hate it. The only SERIOUSLY LIKEABLE aspect is the Black Hedgie intro'd in 2001.

Very awesome to watch!

The only zexual problemo, was how in a lot of scenes, you can KINDA see up Amy's skirt...

IN JAPANESE THIS SHOW WAS BRILLIANT AND VIZ MEDIA SHOULD HAVE DUBBED IT BUT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 4KIDS HAS TO DUB IT AND THEY RUINED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Violence: Every episode has one scene of violence in it at least. No blood. The max violence is where an island is exploded during a jailbreak. Some characters may use some threatening gestures, lines, and they also do give threatening faces. Inappropriate Behavior: One character wears a very inappropriate plate. Another character (Amy) has a very obvious crush on another character (Sonic). A popular actress wears tight clothes (mainly whenever she is being filmed for a movie, which is not in many episodes). Language: No bad words, though in the japanese, there is some swearing. Noticable Product Placement: It is based on the Sonic the Hedgehog series (comic books, older shows, and the unforgettable games). Positive messages: It has a nice amount to say about the values of friendships, and what they mean. You can also talk about what each character's motives are behind what they do (daily). You can also talk about importance of family, what it means to you, and being willing to forgive (chris's parents are rarely able to see chris, which is a good example). Not all characters are positive role models (one person always has to brag, and the president's aid got fired for attempting a 'publicity stunt'), but every character has at least one positive trait in them. give it a chance!

Sonic X is a show which every 7+ year old should watch. Sure, there's fighting, sometimes between the main characters, but it is usually something like saving the town where Sonic and Chris live. It's really funny, and parents who are unsure should watch it with thier kids and see how harmless it is. I still watch it, and i'm 11!

I'm going to be perfectly frank here. This is a kid's show, and for a kid's show, it isn't too bad; though certainly not on par with Avatar, it's far better than bile like Yu-Gi-Oh. As a young child of 9 or so, this was one of my favorite shows and held my interest quite well before I turned 11 and found that I preferred shows for teens or adults. However, here's the thing: the show is much too juvenile for anyone much older than that. Parents and older siblings will be bored to tears. The characters are two-dimensional and lack depth; any appeal they may have comes from their powers or appearance. The plotlines sometimes seem nonsensical due to the show's tendency to forget to fill you in on the games' lore. Most of all, the dialogue is pretty poor. This will do fine for really young children, but around age 10 or so, you may want to try introducing them to some shows that, though still fairly tame, skew towards an older audience, like the first season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.