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**Along with the {{uv|Pac-Man}} universe, ''Sonic'' and ''Final Fantasy'' are the only three third-party universes to have more than one stage. | **Along with the {{uv|Pac-Man}} universe, ''Sonic'' and ''Final Fantasy'' are the only three third-party universes to have more than one stage. | ||
*''Sonic'' and {{uv|Mega Man}} are the only third-party universes with more than one [[Assist Trophy]]. | *''Sonic'' and {{uv|Mega Man}} are the only third-party universes with more than one [[Assist Trophy]]. | ||
*Sonic | *''Sonic'' has the most trophies of any third-party universe, having 23 in total between both versions of ''Smash 4''. | ||
*In every ''Smash'' game where the ''Sonic'' series is represented, the universe has the most games represented by music of any third-party franchise. | *In every ''Smash'' game where the ''Sonic'' series is represented, the universe has the most games represented by music of any third-party franchise. | ||
*''Sonic'' and {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} are the only universes to have music originating from video game trailers which did not appear in the games themselves. {{uv|Kirby}}, {{uv|Pikmin}}, and {{uv|Final Fantasy}} share this distinction when considering music originating from non-gaming media, while {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} features the trailer version of a song that appears in-game within its series. | *''Sonic'' and {{uv|The Legend of Zelda}} are the only universes to have music originating from video game trailers which did not appear in the games themselves. {{uv|Kirby}}, {{uv|Pikmin}}, and {{uv|Final Fantasy}} share this distinction when considering music originating from non-gaming media, while {{uv|Kingdom Hearts}} features the trailer version of a song that appears in-game within its series. | ||
