Editing Sonic Unleashed (section)

==Adaptations==
===Archie Comics===
[[Archie Comics]] stated that they had plans for an adaption of ''Sonic Unleashed'',<ref>{{Cite journal|title=Sonic-Grams|issue=33|date=9 June 2008|journal=[[Sonic X (comic series)|Sonic X]]|publisher=[[Archie Comics]]}}</ref> and made one a few months later. The adaption was simply titled "Sonic Unleashed" and featured the scene where Super Sonic changes into the Werehog, but with some minor changes, such as the Gaia Manuscripts never being mentioned and Chip being nowhere to be seen. Following the reboot of the series that occurred at the end of the ''[[Sonic & Mega Man: Worlds Collide]]'' crossover, the new continuity quickly introduced an adaptation of ''Sonic Unleashed'' to the main storyline as opposed to the non-canon previous adapt. Again a number of changes took place:
*[[Sonic's World]] shattered due to the lingering effects of the [[Genesis Wave]] as opposed to having a weapon powered by the Chaos Emeralds fired at it.
*Sonic's transformation into the Werehog is delayed, and caused by exposure to Dark Gaia's energy seeping out of the planet as it begins to break up.
*Chip is found by [[Knuckles the Echidna (Archie)|Knuckles the Echidna]] and the [[Chaotix (Archie)|Chaotix]] rather than Sonic and is given his nickname by [[Charmy Bee (Archie)|Charmy Bee]].
*The [[Freedom Fighters (Kingdom of Acorn)|Freedom Fighters]] and [[Uncle Chuck]], [[Tikal (Archie)|Tikal]], and [[Chaos (Archie)|Chaos]] from ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'', and various other characters take part in the adaption who did not appear in the game.
*The storyline of the game is interrupted by a story arc inspired by ''[[Sonic the Fighters]]'' and by the [[Worlds Unite]] crossover.

A Japanese magazine has also released a manga adaption of ''Sonic Unleashed''. This manga was the first sighting of [[Chip]]. Close to the game's release, Sega revealed a trailer for an upcoming short animated film tilted ''[[Sonic: Night of the Werehog]]''. The film, starring Sonic and Chip, has no dialogue, except for two instances where Sonic says "whoa" and "oops." The film is about 10 minutes long and was released in November 2008 alongside the game.