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Revision as of 13:49, 28 August 2014 by Keik keik(Message Wall | contribs)(Corrected the part about musical inspiration instead of hardly recognized (in Jap.) American R&B song Every Little Step by Bobby Brown it was most likely composed upon song by well known native musician Toshiki Kadomatsu, song called Lovin' You 'S...)
It is an urban level with many springs and bumpers, resembling a pinball machine. There are many secret areas in this zone. Act 2 has two Robotnik signs (goals) and as such, can be ended through two possible routes. This second route is accessed by jumping off of the ramp with the trail of rings on it.
Boss
Main article: Spring Yard Zone boss
The boss battle takes place at the end of Act 3. Dr. Robotnik attacks with a spike-equipped craft that slowly removes the blocks Sonic stands on.
The Spring Yard appears as a track in the game Sonic Drift, alongside other Sonic 1 Zones.
Appearances in Other Media
Sonic X (comic series)
In the issue #10 and issue #11 of the Sonic X comic book series, Doctor Eggman trapped Sonic and his friends in a virtual world resembling the original Sonic the Hedgehog game. After making it through the Marble Zone, Sonic and Amy traveled through the Spring Yard Zone, finding Knuckles along the way.
Trivia
Spring Yard Zone was supposed to called Sparkling Zone. It also was originally not an urban city with mountains, but rather a luminous place with buildings at night time with neon signs and shiny stars just like a typical casino level that would feature in later Sonic games.
This was originally intended to be the fifth zone of the game.
Spring Yard Zone was the first zone created and finished.
This is the earliest zone by which all six Chaos Emeralds can be obtained in Act 2 of this zone.
The theme of Spring Yard Zone sounds similar to 1987 composition " Lovin' You 'Sawako' " by famous Japanese jazz guitarist Toshiki Kadomatsu (background structure stripped of the solo/foreground instruments/harmony vocals part after solo in the early second minute mark is extremely easy to spot).