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| Series | Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (“AoStH”), first-run syndication |
| Episode | Episode 65 of 65 in production order (code 238-165) · aired 43rd · WildBrain no. 165 |
| First aired (US) | 3 November 1993 · syndication |
| Written by | Gordon Bressack |
| Directed by | Kent Butterworth |
| Sonic Says | Using the library |
| Previous | Robo-Ninjas |
| Next | Sonic Christmas Blast |
Fairy talesStorybook worldHansel and Nettle
Sonically Ever After is episode 65 of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog in production order (production code 238-165), the order used by the DVDs, WildBrain’s official uploads and our episode guide. It was the 43rd episode to air in the 1993 syndicated run, on 3 November 1993. It was written by Gordon Bressack and directed by Kent Butterworth.
Synopsis
Story time in Mobius City Park goes badly wrong when Sonic and Tails race through it with Robotnik behind them. Scratch and Grounder’s Portable Portal Transporter fires at the worst possible moment, and Sonic, Tails and the doctor are zapped into Miss Saccharine’s book of fairy tales.
Inside, the stories bend around them. In “Hansel and Nettle” the house is made of chili dogs and the witch is Robotnik; in “Snow Height and the Seven Squatty Guys” Sonic and Tails are two of the squatty guys, and Tails gulps down the poisoned chili dog meant for the princess. Out in the real world, Miss Saccharine cannot understand why her book has changed, and Grounder, sitting with the children, likes the new version far too much to fix the machine.
With Robotnik rewriting the tales as he goes – he even steals a magic wand and turns the princess into a toad – Sonic and Tails have to steer each story to a happy ending before they can find the way home.
Key Moments
- Miss Saccharine’s story time in the park.
- A house made of chili dogs.
- Robotnik as the witch from “Hansel and Nettle”.
Sonic Says
Sonic encourages kids to use their local library.
Every episode’s segment is listed on the series page.
Trivia
- The last episode produced (238-165), though it aired 43rd, on 3 November 1993.
- Its Sonic Says is about the library – a fitting end to a fairy-tale episode.
- Gordon Bressack also wrote Musta Been a Beautiful Baby and Robotnik’s Rival.
Watch the Episode
The full episode, from WildBrain’s official WildBrain Hero Tower channel on YouTube (checked 6 November 2026).
Part of our Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episode guide. See the series page for the show’s history, cast, Sonic Says and home video.
Sources: production code, air date and writer from Sonic Wiki Zone’s episode list (codes from the US Copyright Office record), Wikipedia and Sonic Retro (Wayback copy), cross-checked against Luke’s 2017 list and the on-screen title card; synopsis written for Sonic Scene from the episode and these summaries; title card via Sonic Retro and screenshots via Sonic Wiki Zone, copied to our media library.