Australia keeps on making great Sonic items.
This page will, as usual, contain a mix of new and old things. Most of the older items are likely a result of Segaworld Sydney. Some of the new things here may be currently obtainable, so be on the look-out if you want them! The link block at the left side can contain links to places which sell them. (It changes, though) Where possible, a link will be provided in the description, while the item is being sold.
Caution: Some things may only be able to be obtained while you are within Australia.
The new/old status of the item will be noted in it's description.

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Segaworld often made really detailed, nice items. They put a lot of thought into the design, and this boy's jean shirt is no exception. The front has 2 pockets, each with embroidered characters. Sonic, Tails & Sally are seen peeking over the seam and watching the Coconuts monkey badnick who is standing on the other pocket.

The back is plain, save for a single small embroidered tag in the middle, with Sonic on it and the words "Gotta Juice" below it, which is from the SatAm Sonic show that this Segaworld liked so well. The buttons down the front are even all relief-metal Sonic faces! They really didn't skip any details on this shirt. Likely produced in 1997. Owned & photographed by Scavenger4food

Here's a better look at the Segaworld Sydney statues, with the focal point really being Sally, as it's the only known big-size statue of her. This stood out front, near pools and fountains before you entered the area. Clearly, it was meant to be able for you to take photos with it. The Sonic is actually quite large, you'll notice he's really just shown kneeling here. This statue was still standing in 1996. Photo by Greg the Cat.

As you've seen on the previous pages, Segaworld made plushes of several characters in several sizes. This is a close up shot of their smallest Sally doll. The back view exposes they used only 'fabric hair' rather than sculpting her hair and stuffing it. Also, her tail is hair as well. The face is a little squished, but it still mostly looks like her. The tag is still attached, and it is a diecut of the colorful Segaworld logo. Photographed & owned by Annalise

Segaworld Australia really liked to have fun with their shirt designs. Here, they're playing with the pocket again on this blue tee. The pocket is the platform for a mini drama of Sonic kicking at a buzz bomber while Sally stands behind him. Two burrobots (Sonic 2, it seems) are shown stuck to the bottom and side of the pocket, moving up toward the characters. The little rectangle to the other side is actually a small tag. This shirt was only available at Sega World AU, so it is long out of production. Photo by:

If this walking Robotnick red tee looks familiar, it should. It is the tee version of the sweater with the same design. Like Japan tends to do, Segaworld AU also carried many items with the same design, but in different styles. With this shirt, you can see the shading on Robotnick (where you couldn't on the sweater) and some more of the details. Photo by: