Sonic Boom - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Tommy Thunder: Method Actor
Sonic allows action movie star Tommy Thunder to follow him for research, but the actor's ego overshadows Sonic's heroics.

Spacemageddonocalypse
Team Sonic must find a way to stop a meteor from destroying the planet, while Dr. Eggman offers shelter to select villagers.

Nutwork
When the media fails to cover the island's water shortage, Sticks starts a pirate radio show to expose the crisis, but receives unexpected attention.

Alone Again, Unnaturally
Sonic tests an Ultrasonic Speed Amplifier device invented by Tails, but the zippy results push him into unfamiliar terrain.

The Biggest Fan
After Sonic hires a devoted admirer as his personal assistant, his new work relationship is more fanatical than expected.

Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Worse-er
Overconfident in his skills, Sonic bets Tails that he can't capture him as Dr. Eggman eagerly awaits the result.

I Can Sea Sonic's Fear from Here
Sonic must face his worst fears when Dr. Eggman attempts to lure him into an underwater battle.

In the Midnight Hour
At the TV station, Sticks runs into a mysterious figure that plots to control the village, but no one believes her.

Multi-Tails
Tails' plan to pretect the village backfires, prompting him to take an extreme measure to ensure he never duplicates failure again.

Strike!
Tired of Dr. Eggman's treatment, Orbot and Cubot finally take action when they hit their breaking point.

The E--- Dr. Orbot
The village decides to require permits to practice villainy, but Dr. Eggman must rely on Orbot when he can't pass the licensing test.

Knuck Knuck! Who's Here?
Recovering from amnesia, Knuckles learns a fact about himself that inspires a journey to find a family to connect with.

Mech Suits Me
When Sonic starts fooling around with an ancient battle suit he finds, his behavior suddenly becomes less than playful.

FiendBot
Dr. Eggman programs a new, giant robot to strategically know all of Sonic's moves, but the ensuing face-off doesn't go as planned.

Og Man Out
An uncharacteristically peace-loving Froglodyte surfaces in the village but Team Sonic is cautious of his intentions.

Knine-to-Five Knuckles
Knuckles wins a lamp and buys a house to store it in, but realizes he needs a way to pay off his newest purchase.

Blackout
The village is left in darkness after its power source breaks down, forcing the gang to set off on a tough quest to find its replacement.

Unnamed Episode
Dr. Eggman senses an opportunity when the village holds an election to rename itself after learning it was named after a corrupt ancestor of Team Sonic.

Robot Employees
With Meh Burger in need of improvement, Dr. Eggman creates a line of robots to work the counter, but the villain has an ulterior motive.

Give Bees a Chance
Amy makes a questionable choice when she finds an injured Bee Bot left behind by Dr. Eggman after a fight.

Mombot
In need of loving attention, Dr. Eggman invents a maternal robot that takeson other aspects of motherhood he didn't prepare for.

Muckfoot
Tails sets out to prove that a mythical creature is real but gets caught in a dilemma when Sticks questions his findings.

Nominatus Rising
Tails tests an invention that brings characters into the analog world and a digital villain becomes aware of the experiment.

Eggman's Brother
Steve Eggman comes to town and claims to be Dr. Eggman's long-lost brother, but everyone except Sonic remains suspicious of his positive vibes.

Do Not Disturb
After an endangered creature confines itself in his shack, Sonic must live with Tails, but learns that rooming with his best friend has its downside.

Robots from the Sky (1)
Two robots from a city in the clouds crash in the village and misinterpret Team Sonic's actions during a tangle with Dr. Eggman's minions.

Robots from the Sky (2)
Every robot in the villages turns bad, but Dr. Eggman doesn't appear to be the cause, leading Sonic and his pals to launch an investigation.

Robots from the Sky (3)
As the village fends off a swarm of bad robots, Sonic and Tails visit the city in the clouds in search of a solution--but find a startling surprise.

Robots from the Sky (4)
With everything on the line, Sonic and his pals work with the resistance fighters to increase their chances of victory against the army of bad robots.

Flea-ing from Trouble
Tired of big losses, Dr. Eggman unleashes new tiny robots against Team Sonic that leaves them scratching their heads for a solution.

Lightning Bowler Society
After a gripping match against the Lightning Bowler Society, Team Sonic prepares for a bowling rematch but their opponents might miss the showdown.

Planes, Trains and Dude-mobiles (1)
Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails take a road trip for their band's first gig and meet a shadowy drifter who could derail their debut performance.

Sticks and Amy's Excellent Staycation (2)
While the guys are a way for their band gig, Sticks and Amy spend a relaxing weekend together, but get disrupted by a villain that isn't Dr. Eggman.

Inn Sanity
Dr. Eggman desperately needs money to pay off his trash bill but runs into a new set of problems after turning his lair into a luxury resort.

Mister Eggman
Dr. Eggman must go back to villain school when a secret about his education is revealed to the village.

The Haunted Lair
Dr. Eggman believes his lair is haunted by ghosts and sells it to the circus ringmaster, T.W. Barker, but Sonic wonders how spooky the estate really is.

Return of the Buddy Buddy Temple of Doom
Team Sonic must stop Dr. Eggman from finding a supercharged crystal to power up his newest invention: a colossal battle suit.

Eggman's Anti Gravity Ray
Annoyed with blowing winds, Dr. Eggman creates an anti-gravity ray, but his minion, Cubot, believes the invention can transform the village.

Victory
To save their beloved rec center from being torn down, Team Sonic must compete in a final soccer match against Dr. Eggman's squad of robot rivals.

Three Men and My Baby!
To make up for a joyride gone wrong, Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles agree to watch a baby and must contend with diapers, crying and Dr. Eggman.

Where Have All the Sonics Gone?
Sonic searches for a way home when Steve Eggman and Dr. Eggman team up and send him to an alternate dimension where his friends don't know he exists.

If You Build It They Will Race
Sonic and his pals design their own cars to race each other, but the mayor finds out and requires them to follow several rules.

Chain Letter
Struggling to navigate social media, Dr. Eggman takes matters into his own hands and Sonic must deal with the fallout.

Vector Detector
Amy needs help finding her trademark hammer, so she enlists the help of a TV investigator. But he turns the search into a large production.

Three Minutes or Less
As Meh Burger's new delivery boy, Sonic guarantees deliveries in less than three minutes, but Dr. Eggman plans to challenge his promise.

Lair on Lockdown
Sonic and his friends visit Dr. Eggman to complain about his new online business, but end up stuck in his lair after an emergency lockdown.

You and I Bee-come One
Tails tests a new device that accidentally unites him with an unwanted foe, pushing his friends to figure out how to reverse the process.

Don't Make Me Angry
Seeking to boost his fighting abilities, Dr. Eggman conducts an experiment that unexpectedly changes him every time he gets too angry.

Eggman Family Vacation
Unhappy at a resort with Steve Eggman and Mombot, Dr. Eggman tries to upgrade his vacation while disrupting Team Sonic's own relaxation time.

Return to Beyond the Valley of the Cubots
Tails' lab assistant seeks a new purpose for its life when it meets other former Dr. Eggman employees, but the union shakes up the village.

Eggman: The Video Game (1)
Dr. Eggman attempts to recruit a fierce foe to battle Team Sonic in his goal to create an epic video game that will boost his popularity.

Eggman: The Video Game (2): The End of the World
When Dr. Eggman flees to another dimension after a revelation, Sonic must track him down before a cosmic imbalance destroys the world.
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