Acts as a projectile and can damage opponents. Can act as a semi-useful recovery tool offstage. Useful as a combo tool and a way of dealing a surprise blow. Rise into the air and home into any nearby opponent. He has kinda stubby normals and lacks a true projectile. His combo game is a big strength, with tools like Homing Attack to aid in furthering his combo potential.
His unmatched movement speed and quick specials allow him to easily traverse the battlefield in the blink of an eye and reach his opponent. Sonic is a very fast character who's gameplan revolves around constantly moving and dealing quick blows to his opponents. Instead, the round counter will go into the negatives.Sonic the Hedgehog joins the battle! With blinding speed on his side, he's a force to be reckoned with in the world of Aether! If this stage is selected in Practice Mode, the match won't end after eight rounds have passed.The description on the Steam workshop references the Target Smash mode from the Super Smash Bros.There is a separate music track for the final round of the match.Unlike Bamboo Lodge, this stage features a new music track.It was meant to demonstrate what was possible with custom scripting, showing a stage that's vastly different from anything else in Rivals of Aether. This stage was introduced when custom scripting for stages was added to the workshop. Fighters take constant damage, totaling in 65%.Various effects will occur each round, changing the gameplay of the match. In addition to targets, bombs also spawn on the stage that deal 30%. Unlike most stages, the layout of the platforms doesn't change at all. There are also four colored platforms on the outside of the stage. A pile of six Sandberts stands in the middle of the stage, with the very top being a platform.
A Sandbert with a squished head carries a platform back and forth. The stage features a large white main platform. There are three types of targets: blue 10-point targets, green 50-point targets, and yellow 100-point targets. Players also have infinite lives, but a player will lose points when they are KOd instead. Different targets award different amounts of points when a player hits them. Targets spawn in rounds, with the number of rounds being equal to the number of minutes the match is set to last.
Instead, players have to attack target-like objects. Unlike any other stage in Rivals of Aether, battles on this stage aren't won by defeating the opponent.
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