How many emeralds in sonic 2

Robotnik, aka Dr. The film series is based on SEGA's video game franchise of the same name that began with the eponymous title. After over 20 years of attempting to get an adaptation of the game series off the ground, Paramount Pictures began fast-tracking the film with Jeff Fowler set to make his directorial debut on the film while Pat Casey, Josh Miller, and Oren Uziel scripted, all of whom were attached when it was first set at Sony.

The U. Copyright Office website per Rocks the Squirrel on Twitter has unveiled the official synopsis for the video game adaptation sequel confirming that the titular hedgehog will have to face off against his nemesis and his enemy-turned-friend. The plot also confirms that fellow Sonic sidekick Tails will return after his initial tease in the first film's mid-credits sequence. The full synopsis reads as follows:. After settling in Green Hills, Sonic is ready for more freedom, and Tom and Maddie agree to leave him home while they go on vacation.

Grab as many of the 24 rings on top until you have 50, then hit the post to try for another emerald. That's it for this act, continue right to beat it and prepare for the next act. Jump on the small platform and hit the yellow spring at the end. Once you fly in to the rings, press left a couple of times to land safely without hitting the monkey.

Continue right and jump on the platform to the boot monitor. Hitting it is optional. Run right across the bridge to the end of the platform. Roll down the hill to get some more rings if you feel like it, but ultimately continue right to the moving platform. Once there, hit the ring monitor and jump on the platform.

Charge up a Spin Dash. DO NOT use it until you get to the far right of the platform's movement. When there, release and quickly jump over the spikes, holding right. You will either 1. Go into the wall. Hit the yellow spring that will send you into the wall.

While in the wall, go right to collect rings and hit the monitor. Go back out to the yellow spring and use it to go up. Run right until you get to another yellow spring.

Bounce straight up on this spring until you see a moving platform. Get on it and let it take you up. Once on the top of the platform's movement, jump right to a platform with a yellow spring, a ring monitor and some rings. Use these rings to get any rings you lack. Preferably, pop the monitor. Stand in the remains of the monitor and jump left onto the spring. Keep holding left and you should land on a platform with the first post. Grab all 29 rings here.

Next, jump off over the left side and land on the loop with the yellow spring. Jump up from the left side of the loop and backtrack over the bridge to the spikes and monkey, collecting all the rings. If you can get back in the wall, do it.

If not, you should go right past the monitor below the moving platform to the curve hill with the rings on them or farther. By any method, once you have 50 rings, return to the spikes and the monkey. Take the spring back up and go to the spring on the loop. From there, continue right and jump off towards the top of the second loop and hit the second post. Jump off the loop at the left. Continue left through the first loop and to a bridge with 4 rings and two fish. Be careful around the fish.

Head farther to the left until you get back to the moving platform with the 10 ring monitor under it. Pop it and return to the loops via either path mentioned so far.

Once to the second loop, go through it and get the rings. Continue right, dodging the spikes that pop up out of the ground until you get to a wall. When you reach it, a red spring will propel you up. Continue right to a small curve. Spin dash up into the air and go a little left, through the passage in the wall. Grab the rings going left. Fall down onto the life at the end of the path. Get the life and charge up the spin dash towards the right. Let it loose while holding right and you should go through the wall right above the red spring you hit a little earlier.

Follow it through and get the ring monitor. Continue right onto the small platform. Jump across and then up to the left of the spikes. Be quick and jump up and to the left or the monkey will hurt you. Hit the third post. Well, it might not be if you didn't have to figure it out on your own to the point you can tell someone else from memory how to find it I did verify everything using the game. If you think that you will not mess up at all, skip this post entirely, but I recommend using it.

There are two methods to do this until a certain point, in which they merge. Method 1: I recommend this one due to the lack of enemies. Trek left to the small hill you used earlier. Spin dash yet again to go back up and left through the passage. At the end, jump up onto the platform and then to the right and hit the spring. Let the spring launch you to the platform above. Jump on the moving platform to get to the top of the loop. Go right and jump to the next loop and hit the ring monitor on top.

Next, go left and through the first loop, then turn around and go through the second loop. While still moving, run through the really long corkscrew. Once through it, turn around and head back to the beginning of it, which is above a red spring. Method 2: The badnik way. Enemies aside, this path is probably easier. Go right past the monkey. You should see a monitor soon, so hit it. Keep going until you pass through the waterfalls and see the wall.

Once you do, turn around and go back until you return to the monitor. A little farther left is a small platform, use it to get up to ground above. Spin dash up the hill and to the right to hit an invincibility monitor. Go back down the hill. Charge up the spin dash and shoot into the air and to the left to land on the ground to the left of the red spring, this may take a few tries. Head left through the loops or right through the corkscrew to get any rings needed, then return to the ground above the spring and to the left of the corkscrew.

From here, both methods merge into one. It's not explicitly addressed any further in the movie, but its post-credit scene with Tails sets up a confrontation as the two-tailed fox finds himself looking for Sonic and "hoping he's not too late. So who are these mysterious Echidnas? All we know about them is that they're after Sonic and his "abilities," seemingly for the same reasons that Jim Carrey's Dr. Robotnik wants him. This mystery crusade, combined with the post-credit gag of Carrey's full transformation into "Egg Man," gives the sequel a prime opportunity to introduce the fan-favorite Knuckles.

Much like the early video games, Knuckles and Sonic could seemingly start as Enemies fueled by his kind's cause and Egg Man's insistence before eventually teaming up together.