SatAm is used to describe the good version of the show "adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog", since there were two with the same name. The first show is completely horrible, with crappy low budget animation, ear-grinding voices, a lack of any physics or common sense, the whole nine yards. It was like [insert anime here] meets Peewee's Playhouse. SatAm was good. Flat out good. It had fleshed out characters, an actual plot, a menacing, post-apocalyptic background, and Eggman was actually dark, brooding, and downright creepy. Many people hate the last episode, but because it was too good. It was the greatest cliffhanger I've ever seen in which Eggman is actually dead and one of his henchmen say "But now it's my turn" as they fade to black only to see the red glow of the eyes of a mysterious new threat. End of show. CANCELLED.
Anyways, the point is that SatAm was not only a sufferable sonic story, it was deep, complex, interesting, and managed to keep me interested even now. Throwing it away was, in my opinion, the biggest mistake SEGA ever did.
If you wan't to know more, just look up the review ThatGuy did.
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Grrr...