This store is just starting out, but it will grow and add more variety of products as time goes on and SonicGear is able to link up with more places that sell official goods.
Not all the items on the page will be available forever. The things you see here are supplied by normal retailers who have the ability to run out of stuff, or discontinue things as well. (So it's NOT under the direct control of SonicGear, it's under their control) If an item is no longer for sale through ANY store, it'll be removed from this page and go into the regular SonicGear archives where you will always be able to observe it and read about it.
In order to use the store, you can just push the button (or link) near the item to be taken to (whatever retailer) has it currently available. They'll then have their own checkout procedure etc. as usual.
What's Different?
The reviews. Most stores don't go on a lot about the item. SonicGear does. If an item is in SonicGear's personal collection, the review will be hands on. If someone's written to SonicGear that owns the item, more details will appear. You can expect the same detailed descriptions here as on all the other pages. You can also click links to see related (but likely not for sale) things elsewhere on SonicGear (if they're relevant)
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They're not 'cardgame' cards or really collectible cards, but rather traditional cards with a twist. They're well designed, with character art on (what looks like) all the cards. The backs have the same style as the Sonic X Books (which were adaptations of the episodes). This sort of echos onto the fronts with a 'grid' like design in the background, a character and then a solid color echo or shadow of it, to add a bit more color to the design.
These cards are a pretty new addition to Sonic merchandise. You can probably play any traditional card game with them. But what do the rest of the cards look like? No one owns these yet. They should be about $5.39, which is pretty reasonable for a full color themed deck. No previous deck prices exist to compare it with, though. If you want to see more Sonic cards (that are older) you can see them on: Sonic Cards USA Page.
Sonic, Shadow, and Tails seem to be zooming by their names on this wall scroll. With an unusual dark background, the characters really stand out, despite the speed blur effect. You can see the "Sonic Project" logo in the bottom corner, as well as the Sonic X logo, which is a bit large for a non-design element on something like this, but it is still an innovative design and not something we've seen a zillion times.
There is supposed to be a coloring error on one of Sonic's hands. However, you can't see it in this photo. Is it on all scrolls? This is a rather large item too, at 80x110cm (31.5x43.31in).
This description is directly from the original SonicGear page it's on. You can see more Home Decor items on USA Home Decor.
It's easy to see how Sonic merchandise goes slipping through the cracks and then the fans can't find it. They've simply called this thing "A Sonic X". Well, that doesn't even make sense. You probably couldn't turn it up on a search if you wanted to. ***Clocks Suspect of Bootlegging!*** Are these clocks real or fake? Proof is needed!
This item is relativly new...and obviously inadequately described.
And of course if Sonic gets a clock, Shadow needs one too. He's doing...something and has the clock hands applied to his chest. Again they've thrown on the Sonic X logo, and another head of him at the bottom. ARE THESE FOR REAL? Write in if you know for sure!
This is a pewter-tone Sonic X necklace. It's just the show's logo, made of a pewter-tone die cut and stamped metal. The darker parts are stamped-in and textured. What's the little widget off to the side of the word? It's the "TM" stamp! If you were wondering, the FIRST piece of Sonic jewelry was the sterling silver ring, seen on Super Sonic Gear.
The photo to the left won't tell you, but this comes in a tin display case to show it off in your collection. The case (at right) is silver tone, with black interior (likely to be fuzzy fabric) and has a window so you can see the necklace at all times. However, it does NOT appear to be a 'collectors case' as it has no apparent unique markings.
This is a large cloth poster with just Super Sonic on it. One of the few USA Available Super Sonic things (and modern too! Its used the Sonic Advance style art for it) this is good to really add a bunch of yellow to your room. Use caution though as this comes in and out of stock because people tend to buy it up. You can read more about this item on USA Home Decor 3 .
This Shadow scroll is also on Home Decor 3, and is mostly black and gray. The background is stripy, but it isn't too busy. The "Best Price" on this may change around because any store (yes even Amazon) tends to price Shadow things higher than regular Sonic ones for whatever reason.
The Sonic scroll is the companion piece to the Shadow one above. It's done in a similar style and won't clash up if you hang both of them together.
Both of these scrolls are also seen on Home Decor 3. There was a larger gap between pictures of them showing up, and the release of the actual scrolls.
To the right is not a scroll....but rather a large towel. Use it for the bath or the beach! It was made by GE Entertainment and is all in blue tones with an SA1 style swirl in the background. It can go as low as 13.00, so do be on the look out for the price in that box.
Go buy this at Toys R Us. Either online, or better yet, at a physical store. There, he'll only cost you about 18.00 with tax. The price there is one of those 'internet mark-ups' and you'll run into worse ones on ebay. Everyone wants this guy, he's great quality, a real super action figure of a cool character, but you should not have to over-spend to get one. Use this link as a last resort, only if TRU won't sell you one and you don't want to have to wait.
*Note: This entry is mostly a flag to let people know you CAN and should get this figure cheaper elsewhere, but it will none-the-less turn up in searches...so might as well let everyone know.
This is pretty much what happens to old figures. They go for more money at small internet retailers, then dissappear except for old collections sold over ebay.
This is made by KellyToy and is supposed to be available at stores in the USA, like Marshalls...however it can be hard to track down. It is neither expensive nor large, however it does have good design, as do all of their Sonic themed sporting goods pieces.
Another sports set by this company brings its colorful and interesting design. This time, it is a soft bat and ball for use outdoors. You can read more about any of the Sonic Sporting Goods on SonicGear (as well as get some closer photos) with that link.
The best of the Jazwares JUVIs this was about 15.00 when released at ComicCon SanDiego...so if you can still see the link for 18.00 there it's not too bad a mark-up yet because this was an exclusive item.
The only other way to get this would be over ebay, because this game is as old as it is, and still in the original bag. This is the Knuckles Soccer game. (Interesting to see it turn up here like this)
It was produced around the run time of Sonic X originally in the USA. It can be seen on USA Housewares, and has Tails drifting in the background. (Though he is hard to see here) As the scroll gets older, it will get harder to find, but it's a good item for Sonic & Amy fans.