Did you know? Sonics original name was Mr. Needlemouse, a nod to his creator Yuji Naka, who worked at Sega of America and was nicknamed Needle by his colleagues due to his slender build. This moniker later inspired the characters full name: Sonic the Hedgehog.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five different ways to color Sonic the Hedgehog:
• 1) Color him in his original colors: This is the most straightforward option, as it would allow you to create a version of Sonic that closely resembles the character from the games.
• 2) Use a rainbow color scheme: This option would involve coloring each part of Sonics body with a different color from the rainbow. For example, you could use red for his shoes, orange for his gloves, yellow for his shirt, green for his pants, blue for his jacket, indigo for his hat, and violet for his hair.
• 3) Use a color scheme inspired by nature: This option would involve using colors that are reminiscent of the natural world. For example, you could use shades of brown to create the illusion of fur on Sonics body, or use greens and blues to give him a water-inspired look.
• 4) Create a monochromatic version: This option would involve coloring Sonic in various shades of one color. For example, you could use only different shades of blue to create a completely blue-colored Sonic.