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An unused voice clip has Sonic wishing the player happy birthday based on the Wii's birthday data.
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At certain stages, it is possible to see Big The Cat.
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Erazor Djinn's first name comes from a portmanteau of eraser and razor. This is because he is erasing the Arabian Nights and attacks with a razor based weapon. The name Djinn is an Arabic word meaning "Genie".
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In one cutscene of the game, Erzor Djinn attempts to summon Ifrit through a chant. One word he states, "Jahannam", is an Arabic word meaning "Hell".
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The game was originally announced with the name "Sonic Wild Fire".
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Sonic and the Secret Rings started out as a port of Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), but since they needed a game for the release of the Wii and they wanted to focus on the Wii controller, it was decided to make a brand new game.
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