List of stickers (Sonic the Hedgehog series)

The following is a list of the 29 stickers for the Sonic the Hedgehog series in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Note: The European stylizing of lowercasing "The" for most of the stickers has been omitted from the table for brevity as that is their only difference from the American version.

No.	Image	Name	Game	Effect	Fighter(s)
672		Classic Sonic	Sonic The Hedgehog JP Ver.	AAr 21 Attack 21	Sonic
673		Classic Sonic	Sonic The Hedgehog US Ver.	ATh 20 Attack 20	Sonic
674		Sonic The Hedgehog	Sonic The Hedgehog	ABS 32 Attack 32	Sonic
675		Dr. Eggman		SLR 039 39	Sonic
676		Super Sonic	Sonic The Hedgehog 2	DE 27 Resistance 27	Sonic
677		Miles "Tails" Prower		SFlR 140 140
678		Amy Rose	Sonic CD	AL 14 Attack 14
679		Metal Sonic		SLP 016 16
680		Knuckles The Echidna	Sonic The Hedgehog 3	DE 23 Resistance 23	Sonic
681		Espio The Chameleon	Knuckles' Chaotix	ABS 12 Attack 12	Sonic
682		Charmy Bee		ASl 07 Attack 7
683		Vector The Crocodile		ASpD 10 Attack 10
684		Rouge The Bat	Sonic Adventure 2: Battle	ATa 10 Attack 10	Yoshi Pikachu Diddy Kong Pokémon Trainer
685		Shadow The Hedgehog		ASpD 20 Attack 20	Sonic
686		Cream The Rabbit & Cheese	Sonic Advance 2	DE 09 Resistance 9
687		E-102 Gamma	Sonic Adventure Director's Cut	AFl 11 Attack 11
688		Tikal		AFl 09 Attack 9	Sonic
689		Big The Cat		DB 14 Resistance 14
690		Chao		SFlR 049 49
691		Chaos		SFoE 004 4
692		Emerl	Sonic Battle	AAr 06 Attack 6
693		E-123 Omega	Sonic Heroes	DF 17 Resistance 17
694		Blaze The Cat	Sonic Rush	SSRc 007 7
695		Wave The Swallow	Sonic Riders	AAr 19 Attack 19	Sonic
696		Jet The Hawk		AL 17 Attack 17
697		Storm The Albatross		ASpI 12 Attack 12
698		Silver The Hedgehog	Sonic The Hedgehog	SLP 049 49	Sonic
699		Shahra	Sonic & the Secret Rings	AL 07 Attack 7	Peach Zelda
700		Erazor Djinn		AFl 28 Attack 28

Trivia

• Super Smash Bros. Brawl was the first game to use the name "Classic Sonic" to refer to Sonic's early appearance used from 1991 to 1997 (before he was redesigned for Sonic Adventure), predating Sonic Generations by three years.
• Despite every sticker having their game of origin labeled as their respective debut game in the series, all artwork (with the exceptions of both Classic Sonic stickers, Shahra, and Erazor Djinn) is sourced from Sonic Channel, the official Japanese website for the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
  • Along with trophies, stickers of characters that debuted in Sonic Adventure or Sonic Adventure 2 instead take their game of origin as the versions released on the GameCube, Sonic Adventure Director's Cut and Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, respectively.