White Space is the name for the white world that both Classic and Modern Sonic travel through in Sonic Generations. There is no true measure of time in this void-like place.

Contents 1 Function 2 Video game eras 2.1 Classic Era (Home Systems) 2.1.1 Bosses 2.2 Classic Era (3DS) 2.2.1 Bosses 2.3 Dreamcast Era 2.3.1 Bosses 2.4 Adventure Era 2.4.1 Bosses 2.5 Modern Era 2.5.1 Bosses 2.6 DS Era 2.6.1 Bosses 3 Trivia 4 Gallery 4.1 Hub Worlds (360/PS3 versions) 4.1.1 Boss Hubs 4.2 Hub Worlds (3DS version) 4.2.1 Boss Hubs 4.3 Others 5 Videos 6 Music

FunctionEdit

The two Sonics can access all of the levels in the game here, as this is the hub-world of the game, and they can also find the various bonus features that can be unlocked through various requirements.

Video game erasEdit

White Space is divided into five areas. Three of these areas are dedicated to the eras of Sonic's life by video game era. Before Classic Era is the shop and bonus features and after the Modern Era is where the player can fight Time Eater at the Center of Time once they have collected all the Chaos Emeralds.

Classic Era (Home Systems)Edit

These zones take place during the first Sonic games for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.

PS3/360/PC	Levels from which game
Green Hill	Green Hill Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog.
Chemical Plant	Chemical Plant Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
Sky Sanctuary	Sky Sanctuary Zone from Sonic & Knuckles

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (PS3/360/PC)	Levels from which game
Stardust Speedway (Classic Metal Sonic)	Death Egg (Death Egg Robot)	Death Egg Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Stardust Speedway from Sonic the Hedgehog CD

Classic Era (3DS)Edit

These zones take place during the first Sonic games for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.

3DS	Levels from which game
Green Hill	Green Hill Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog.
Casino Night	Casino Night Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
Mushroom Hill	Mushroom Hill Zone from Sonic & Knuckles

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (3DS)	Levels from which game
Casino Night (Classic Metal Sonic)	Launch Base (Big Arm)	Casino Night Zone from Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Launch Base Zone from Sonic 3 & Knuckles

Dreamcast EraEdit

These stages take place during various Sonic games for SEGA Dreamcast, Gamecube, Xbox and PlayStation 2.

PS3/360/PC	Levels from which game
Speed Highway	Speed Highway from Sonic Adventure.
City Escape	City Escape from Sonic Adventure 2.
Seaside Hill	Seaside Hill from Sonic Heroes.

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (PS3/360/PC)	Levels from which game
Final Rush (Shadow the Hedgehog)	Station Square (Perfect Chaos)	Flooded Station Square from Sonic Adventure, the stronghold on the ARK Cannon's Core and Final Rush from Sonic Adventure 2.

Adventure EraEdit

These stages take place during various Sonic games for SEGA Dreamcast.

N3DS	Levels from which game
Emerald Coast	Emerald Coast from Sonic Adventure.
Radical Highway	Radical Highway from Sonic Adventure 2.

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (N3DS)	Levels from which game
Radical Highway (Shadow the Hedgehog)	Cannon's Core (Biolizard)	The stronghold on the ARK Cannon's Core and Radical Highway from Sonic Adventure 2.

Modern EraEdit

These stages take place during various Sonic games for the Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

PS3/360/PC	Levels from which game
Crisis City	Crisis City from Sonic the Hedgehog.
Rooftop Run	Rooftop Run from Sonic Unleashed.
Planet Wisp	Planet Wisp from Sonic Colors.

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (PS3/360/PC)	Levels from which game
Crisis City (Silver the Hedgehog)	Eggmanland (Egg Dragoon)	Crisis City from Sonic the Hedgehog. Eggmanland from Sonic Unleashed

DS EraEdit

These stages take place during various Sonic games for the Nintendo DS.

N3DS	Levels from which game
Water Palace	Water Palace from Sonic Rush
Tropical Resort	Tropical Resort from Sonic Colors

BossesEdit

Rival stages	Boss stage (N3DS)	Levels from which game
Tropical Resort (Silver the Hedgehog)	Final Fortress (Egg Emperor)	Tropical Resort from Sonic Colors Final Fortress from Sonic Heroes

TriviaEdit

• There's a house in the area similar to Professor Pickle's house in Sonic Unleashed.
• The Treasure chest on the 3DS version's collection room is the same treasure chest that appeared at the end of the levels in Sonic Rush Adventure.
• There are signs in the Speed Highway Hub showing places based on different characters names.
• Completing the levels and all the missions brings the colors back to White Space.
• The Nintendo 3DS version of White Space is not an explorable hub world. Instead, it functions more like a simple level select, with the level's icon displayed on the top screen, and the Acts and other info displayed on the bottom screen. Neither Sonic is seen on the top screen. Due to this, the missions are not located in the White Space—a separate menu on the title screen accommodates this function.
• According to Modern Eggman, there is no time in White Space.
• The Dreamcast Era and the Modern Era have different names for the 3DS version, the "Adventure Era" and "DS Era".

GalleryEdit

Hub Worlds (360/PS3 versions)Edit

Boss HubsEdit

Hub Worlds (3DS version)Edit

Boss HubsEdit

OthersEdit

VideosEdit

Level Hub Exploration - Sonic Generations(05:13)
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MusicEdit