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"The Beginning of the End" is the forty-ninth episode of the anime series, Sonic X. It first aired on 7 March 2004 and 12 March 2005 in Japan and the United States, respectively.

Appearances[]

Characters:

Races and species:

Songs[]

Japanese version[]

English version[]

  • "Gotta Go Fast" - Opening theme (USA and CAN)
  • "Sonic X" - Opening theme (AUS, NZ and UK)
  • "Gotta Go Fast" (shortened) - Closing theme

Plot[]

With the Freedom Movement at an all-time high, everyone is having freedom from their jobs. Decoe and Bocoe are now working for the Thorndykes, and Lindsey and Nelson visit Chris and they decided to spend time with Chris if the freedom never ends. Eggman is totally upset for Decoe and Bocoe's betrayal. During a barbecue, Chuck gets a phone call from the President and gets permission to do Project Homebound. That night, Sam Speed is chasing a crook down the highway and thinks that freedom can break the speed limit and thought about Sonic, thinking that they would become buddies. The man's car falls down the highway and gets destroyed and Sonic saves the man and races with Sam once more. Meanwhile, Chris was doing homework about his dream of the future: to be with Sonic forever( in the English version, his dream is to help Sonic make the planets a better place), until he hears a splash from his swimming pool. He then went outside to have a look and see if it is Sonic, but it turned out it was a small kitten.

Later, Christina Cooper and Dr. Kim Bickley show up explaining that it is discovered that Sonic's planet and ours were once one and at some point in the past, the planets it split into two different planets and dimensions, with their own timeline. The two planets are rejoining (because of the mass arrival of the population of Sonic's world, something Eggman had already hinted in the 39 that could have happened : the clutch)and the timelines will cancel each other out, causing time to stop and the only way to stop this is to send back all the populations from Sonic's world, so also the islands, villages and towns and unfortunately Sonic and the rest as well, with Chuck that explain to Tails that the government know that isn't at cause of their presence if the time suspension phenomenon it was about to occur, but they want send back also them because their influence is become too strong and then they want return the Earth to a time before their influence was so successful . Chris believes this is one of Dr. Eggman's tricks, so he runs away and asks Decoe and Bocoe to take him to Eggman, but they do not know where Eggman is. Bokkun arrives and takes them to Eggman. Chris confronts Eggman accusing him that it is all his plan to get rid of Sonic for good and the fact that they all stay together happily with the doctor who at first plays along but then scolds him stating that this time it is not his fault and that he should stop behaving in a way that is not like him: childish and selfish pointing the finger at everyone when things do not go his way, the same attitude that the government has towards Sonic who has accused him three times and so Chris back home. Tails tells Chuck they have find to two missing Chaos Emeralds and decides to build the portal. The episode ends with Sonic hearing telepathically Chris's voice and finding one of the Chaos Emeralds.

Eyecatch cards[]

Regional differences[]

  • Lots of magazines and signs are blanked and/or changed in the English dub.
  • There is a 44-second scene of Amy and Chris at an outdoor cafe talking about living like Sonic. This scene is omitted from the English dub.
  • The dialogue between Decoe and Bocoe is different in the English dub.
  • In the original version, when Chuck talks on the phone, there is no mention of a project.
  • The Highway signs are different in the English dub.
  • The background for when Sonic creates a Sonic Boom in the flashback is different in the English dub.
  • The flashbacks during the mental breakdown Chris has differ in the dub.
  • In the original version, when Decoe and Bocoe transform, there is no dialogue.
  • In the original version, during the argument with Eggman, Chris has no teeth in one shot. This was fixed in the English dub. Also, his eyebrows and hair are slightly different.
  • In the English dub, nineteen seconds were cut from the original version when Eggman scolds him for acting in a way that is not like him: childish and selfish. Another dialogue between the duo in the English dub is shortened as well.
  • These seconds were not cut in the original version

Title in other languages[]

Language Title Translation
Japanese 世界が静止する日 The Day the World Stood Still
Chinese 世界靜止的一日! The Day the World Stood Still!
French Un coup de froid A cold snap
German Der Anfang vom Ende The Beginning of the End
Greek Η μέρα που ο κόσμος συνέχισε να υπάρχει The Day the World Stood Still
Hebrew היום שבו העולם עצר מלכת The day the world stopped
Italian Viva la libertà Long live freedom
Korean 세계가 정지한 날 The day the world stopped
Polish Początek końca Beginning of the end
Portuguese (Brazil) O dia que a terra parou The Day the World Stood Still
Romanian Ziua în care timpul s-a oprit The day time stopped
Russian День, когда мир остановился The day the world stood still
Spanish (Latin America) El día en que el Mundo descansa The day the world rests
Spanish (Spain) El principio del fin The beginning of the end
Thai วันตัดสินชะตาโลก World Judgment Day

Trivia[]

  • The title "The Day the World Stood Still" is similarly named after the 1951 science fiction film and the 2008 remake.
  • This episode shares the same name as the vs boss act of the last zone of Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II.
  • As early as episode 39 , Eggman predicted that if the population of their world continued to come en masse and unabated to Earth, a problem would occur.

References[]

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