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Sonic CD Scrapped Bosses
Category	Custom / Edited
Game	Sonic the Hedgehog Customs
Section	Eggman Vehicles
Submitter	Dolphman
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	helgasboy Nov 6, 2022, 3:09 PM
	It's a shame Sega didn't add this in the 2011 version This is what a Last level boss looks like instead that crazy fan boss.

	Dolphman Dec 6, 2020, 1:33 PM
	@NotMGM64 The only indications we have for what it looked like are pieces of concept art with one showing a Marble Zone-esque level with rainbow waterfalls. That and a clip of the ending shows Sonic dodging an antlion Badnik.

	NotMGM64 Dec 6, 2020, 1:14 PM
	Actually, I believe Desert Dazzle was gonna take place between Quartz Quadrant and Wacky Workbench. R2 is Relic Ruins Zone, a cut stage from the original Sonic CD.

	BROHONKY Jun 5, 2017, 9:07 AM
	What if they used this in Sonic Mania?

	Gaia Oct 1, 2016, 4:43 PM
	R9 stands for Round 9, basically. Pretty much as a means to keep things organized so that the level designers don't forget what goes where. and given the context, R2 was gonna be Desert Dazzle.

	SonicHex Oct 1, 2016, 8:03 AM
	I wonder if we get the sonic 2 digizer image badniks with full shading soon

	ToxicGamer22 Sep 27, 2016, 5:41 PM
	...Or the R would stand for robotnik....Robotnik-9

	Dolphman Sep 26, 2016, 8:57 PM
	The levels folders in the disc of the original Sonic CD were labled as "R-(Number)" R-9 for the scrapped boss-only level and R-2 for the scrapped second level. Both levels weren't in the original disc either due to time constraints back in 1993. Taxman wanted to add them in the 2011 version, but got vetoed by Sega. An update accidentally put them back in their incomplete condition. Fortunately, DarkVampireDee made a full tileset for Desert Dazzle which you can download on his Deviantart page. While I decided to remake the bosses intended for the levels. I even used concept art as a reference for the unicycle boss's main weapon.