About Sea3on

Once Upon A Time, there was a little cartoon show called “Sonic the Hedgehog”. It was based on a popular Video Game series of the same name, and told the story of a world called Mobius, once peaceful but now ruled by the iron-fisted Empire of Dr. Robotnik and his machines; a rag-tag group of youngsters who had escaped the evil Doctor’s clutches, however, joined together to take his empire apart piece by piece and restore their home to its former glory: Sonic the Hedgehog, Sally Acorn, Miles “Tails” Prower, Bunnie Rabbot, Rotor Walrus, and Antoine D’Coollette, collectively known as The Freedom Fighters. Despite only running for two seasons and bearing only the faintest resemblance to the Games it was adapted from, “Sonic the Hedgehog”, affectionately referred to as “SatAM” due to its Saturday-Morning airtime to distinguish it from other Sonic cartoons, managed to earn itself a passionate and dedicated fan-base. “Fans United For SatAM” is an outgrowth of that fanbase, a website dedicated to celebrating the show’s memory and why we all enjoyed it.

Part of that dedication, however, involves addressing the show’s greatest Unsolved Mystery: its conclusion. The second (and sadly final) season of the show ended with a powerful cliffhanger, revealing that even though Robotnik had seemingly been removed from power, his nephew Snivley was ready to take the reins, and worse, he had an unknown accomplice! Unfortunately, the show was not renewed for a Third Season, and so the fans were left to wonder just what would have happened if it had continued. “Fans United For SatAM” sought to answer that question with a fan-made Web Comic, dubbed “Sea3on”, which would act as the hypothetical Third Season of the show and portray events that occurred after the end of its Second Season. For various reasons, this first incarnation of the Comic only lasted a few issues before the original creative team behind it had to leave.

At the end of 2009, however, a new creative team was selected, and “Sea3on” began anew! Updated with a new page every Friday, “Sea3on” tells the continuing struggle of the Freedom Fighters, now up against new enemies and on new adventures!

Writer: E. Mason

Illustrator: L. Everett

Producers and Directors of Sea3on and FUS: Paul Scott and John Roberts


Discussion (9) ¬

  1. ThatSatAMfan

    Come back another time?! >:( That could be a whole year! Or longer!!

  2. AnotherSatAMfan

    that’s a fantastic point.

  3. Justin

    Great job on these pages, the detail & artistry is FANTASTIC

  4. sabamarvin

    Wonderful, would like to be a subscriber.

  5. Spike

    I just stumbled onto the comic recently. Keep up the great work!

  6. knucklesgirl

    is their anything us sonic fans can do to help bring Sonic SatAM back on t.v or something?. what is it we can do to continue makeing season. come on I really want to see knuckles the echidna. please. reply back.

  7. Gammaray94

    Let’s keep this comic running for a few more years, then when it’s all famous and stuff, we can all petition and DIC will make season 3. Ad all the SatAM fans will live happily ever after! The end.

  8. StormSpotterFox

    I was linked to this comic by a member of Sonic Blast forum. All I can say is thank you all for the creation of this comic and the continued effort to keep it rolling. It certainly brings back memories.

  9. dr.awesome

    This series needed to be continue it was “replace” with power rangers as I learn for deviantart.com don’t worry i spoke for the fans on that post with this reply to it
    *start*
    wait wait back up They cancel Sonic satAM for power rangers THE GREATEST SONIC SERIES EVER KNOW for power rangers THIS is why good TV network TBS,USA…umm ABC and cartoon network are still ok, ya thats it 4 networks
    the TV people want why they are losing to the internet CAUSE THE GOOD SHOW ARE STILL ON THERE someone tell me what year were tv producer replace with monkeys? what was the year when TV died so I make a time machine and tell them there idoits
    *end*

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