focus on the Wisps, both old and new.

But that's not the only thing to be found in this colorful trailer so you know what

that means. We're revving up the old Analysis Machine to see what secrets the trailer--as

well as some leaked screenshots might be hiding

And to do so, we've again enlisted the help of our resident Sonic expert, Derrick Bittner

Of course, please make sure to check out our previous analyses of Sonic Lost World if you

haven;t already as we'll be referring back to them throughout the video. And with that,

let's get started.

Right off the bat, we get a reintroduction to the Deadly Six, and we've since learned

their names.

The red one is Zavok, blue is Zik, the pink one is Zazz, green is Zeena, purple is Zor,

and yellow is Zomom.

So yes, in case oyou didn't notice, all of their names start with Z.

And from the threatening speech that Zavok gives to Sonic during the trailer, we feel

pretty confident in declaring him the leader of the Deadly Six.

But that's not the only thing to note about these new villains. Each one is showcased

using the in-game graphics, but if you look closely behind each of them, you can see a

different world theme.

What this likely means is that those themes will be the area that you'll fight each of

them in. And because we see Zazz in Windy Hill, just like a previous trailer, it seems

pretty obvious that Zazz will be the boss of that world--which according to the E3 demo,

is the first world

Looking at the rest of the Deadly Six, we see Zomom in the Desert Ruins, Zik in a tropical

area, Zeena in a snowy region, and Zor in a an area known as Silent Forest.

So that leaves only Zavok, and though he is seen in Windy Hill, we're pretty sure this

is just an introductory cutscene. Instead, since he seems to be the main villian,

we suspect he's the boss of the volcano area that we saw in the artwork of Lost Hex.

But even more more interesting is this clip that shows almost every member of the Deadly

Six in the Desert Ruins, including Zazz.

And since we know from the E3 demo that Desert Ruins will be the game's second world, shouldn't

Zazz be defeated since he appears to be the boss of the first world?

With him in this scene, it seems like the Deadly Six will stick around even after their

world is completed

Though we should mention that Zoe does seem to be missing--could this for a story-related

reason, or is he just slightly off-camera

And speaking of worlds, we finally get to see the desert portion of Desert Ruins.

Since after the E3 demo which showcased candy-filled environments, many were wondering if Sega

actually meant Dessert Ruins.

And a recently released screenshot appears to show a different section of that same level,

at least if the identical background is any indicator.

But what's with that tornado? Is it just a background element or does it factor into

the gameplay in some way

Now we're pretty sure this level is Act 1 since the honeycomb level and candy level

are Acts 2 and 3 respectively, according to the E3 dmeo

But that got us wondering. Will there really only be three Acts per world? Or will it work

more like Sonic Colors where each world had seven Acts except for the final Seventh world?

Considering how Sonic Lost World feels like a direct sequel to Colors, it wouldn't surprise

us if this is the case.

Of course the desert-themed level wasn't the only new place shown off. It looks like Windy

Hill also has a dedicated 2D level though this one keeps the aesthetics of the 3D one

unlike the wildly shifting themes of Desert Ruins.

We also get to see several brand new levels from Silent Forest. Some sections resemble

the auto-run honeycomb level while others are 2D and set at night.

And speaking of which, a recently released screenshot reveals a little more about this

night level.

Here we can see Sonic hiding behind a leafier section of the beanstalk he's running on while

a robotic owl in the background scans the area with searchlight eyes.

Could this be a stealth-based level, where you have to avoid being caught? That would

certainly mix things up and it makes us wonder what other styles of gameplay Lost World might

still introduce.

And speaking of which, several new screens have appeared online showing off a Casino

Night inspired level that's been revealed to be part of Zeena's snowy world, Frozen

Factory.

And we can see it sticks closely to the template used in Sonic 2, complete with the return

of pinball flippers, LED lights that spell out Sonic and Tails' names, and even a slot

wheel with classic Sonic and Eggman icons appearing as possible outcomes.

However, there is something new about this level. In the screen with the poker chips,

we see tokens floating near Sonic. While at first we had no clue what these tokens could

be used for, Sega has since revealed that they will actually be used to open up secret

pathways in the casino. It's just another example of the new level elements that Sega

wants to keep introducing in Sonic Lost World.

But now that we know about a lot of the worlds, we can't help but wonder what order will they--and

their bosses--appear in? Well so far, it seems Sega's been showing them off in order of appearance.

So if we're right, that means the order is: Zazz in Windy Hill, Zomom in Desert Ruins,

Zor in Silent Jungle, and Zeena in Frozen Factory.

That only leaves Zik and Zavok, but considering that Zavok is likely the leader and therefore

last in line, we're almost positive that Zik and the tropical area will be fifth, and Zavok

in the volcano area will be sixth. And of course it's still possible that there might

be a seventh world in the game for Dr. Eggman.

In fact, if we take a look at that Lost Hex image again, we can see that there are in

fact 7 worlds. Of course, there's the 5 we've accounted for and the volcano, but as it turns

out, there's actually two-distinct, desert-looking regions. We know one of the is Desert Ruins,

but what about the other?

So maybe Zavok is actually the boss of this mysterious desert-like region whereas Eggman

might actually at the volcano.

But that's e nough about the levels, let's talk about the Wisps, of which we see 3 brand

new ones.

First up is the Crimson Wisp, which grants Sonic the Eagle power. It enables him to fly

through the sky as well as perform a quick boost in a straight-line

Next up is the Indigo Wisp, which transforms Sonic into the Indigo Asteroid. The Asteroid

creates a gravitational field around Sonic, breaking down everything that he comes close

to into pieces that then get added to his mass. Which, of coruse, gets bigger and deadlier

Finally, there's the Magenta Wisp that grants Sonic the Rhythm power. This is perhaps the

most mysterious of the three new powers as it only allows Sonic to bounce along notes

to areas he presumably couldn't reach before.

Though we're guessing it might require careful rhythmic timing to use

His musical note form also flips upside-down and to the side for some unknown reason. What

advantage could flipping give Sonic?

But those aren't the only Wisps in Lost World. The new trailer confirmed that both the Yellow

and Orange ones would be joining the previously seen Cyan, which means that the Drill, Rocket,

and Laser abilities are all back. As far as we could tell from the trailer, they all seem

to work the same, though activating them might be a bit different with the GamePad

Because as we saw at E3, the Laser ability could be adjusted using the gamepad';s touchscreen

before flicking forward to send Sonic speeding along. So the Drill and Rocket powers might

be handled similarly too

We're almost done here, but as usual, there are still just a few final details we wanted

to point out.

For one, rail grinding is back, which isn't a big surprisie ass it's been in every Sonic

game since its introduction in Sonic Adventure 2, but this is the first time we've seen it

in Lost World.

And finally we have more returning enemies. First up, are the Boos from Sonic Adventure

2. While they were never a constant presence in that game, it seems like they'll act more

like a stage hazard in Lost World.

Then if we take a look at the Casino pictures again, we can see the returb of Crawls originally

from Sonic the Hedgehog 2, as well as an Egg Pawn, who originated in Sonic Heroes and has

been seen in almost every 3D Sonic game since.

Finally, if we freeze the Silent Forest clip right here, we can just barely make out a

chicken-type enemy that appears to be an updated version of the Clucker

But the trailer doesn't just show off returning enemies, as we also get a look at even more

new enemies too. Such as in the desert where we find these towering sandworms that spit

out projectiles in a circular formationk

And if we take a look at the Silent Forest clip again and repeat this scene in slow-motion,

you'll spot a Crocidle-looking creature pop up out of no-where.

But in this screenshot, it looks like they'll emerge from muddy areas

Finally, there's this large cactus dude. At first we thought he might be a mini-boss,

but if we look in the background,w e can see what appears to be another.

So we think you may actually have to time your movement in order to pass through the

gaps in these guy's bodies as they travel in a circle

Alright, and that covers it for all of new and returning enemeis...or does it?

So we already know Dr. Eggman is in the game according to the game's official storyline,

but we haven't seen him in the flesh at all during actual gameplay. But that doesn't mean

he's not there.

Let's take a look at this scene again. Do you see it?

That large gray floating thing behind Zazz is actually Eggman's Eggmobile.

Check it out--it looks just like the one in Sonic Unleashed, right down to the center

headlight and the closed cover just right of it.

So yep, it seems Dr. Eggman will be working very closely with the Deadly 6 indeed.

With that, we've dug up everything we could find in the Colors trailer for Sonic Lost

World. As usual, let us know if we missed anything please let us know in the comments.

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