When fighting aerial enemies as Sonic the Werehog (Dark Sonic), jump and attack once to bring them down. Then, unleash your fury on them.
Defeating Beetle
When battling Dr. Eggman's first robot, Beetle, collect the coins so you can dash him when he tries to pincer you. This fight consists of him releasing three boxes from a distance (just run around them), then moving in close to pincer you. Jump then dash in to him when this happens. Once he is down to a certain point of health, a side view will appear. He will start on the right-hand side and fire three missiles. The pattern of how they come at you depends on how their engines fire up; watch closely. He will then move to the middle of the screen. He will pincer attack once or twice. Just dodge them. Finally he will move to your right again and try to pincer you. Jump, then look for the homing target and give it to him.
Defeating Dark Gaia
You will first play as the Gaia Colossus against Dark Gaia. When Dark Gaia opens his hands quickly hit him with two hands, or let him swing his arms and dodge them, giving you a chance to hit him with a normal punch until you finish him off. Next you will play as normal Sonic. Start running through the Gaia Colossus and dodge Dark Gaia's tentacles and bullets. Run to the Speed Dash and hit the correct combination. You must do this three times, each time for one eye. The levels get more difficult, so be careful. Finally you will play as Super Sonic. Start collecting rings and attack Complete Dark Gaia's eyes (seven in total). You will need at least eleven rings to attack an eye. Keep track of your ring count. Start hitting the side eyes and dodging the rocks that are ahead, which get harder by the eye, until he opens his middle eye. Attack the eye, look all around for flying rocks, and hit the last eye. The score is an "S" or "C", so watch your time.
Use the following trick to dodge Complete Gaia's six hand attack. When playing as Super Sonic in the final showdown against Dark Gaia, when he has all his small eyes open he will try to slash you. A short time later he will get mad and attack with all six claws. It is possible to dodge this attack. Go just under the big eye in the middle of the slash. There is a small square you can fit in. You will not get any damage. However if you get slashed you will lose all your rings and fall into the lava.
Defeating the Egg Dragon
The Egg Dragon is fairly easy to defeat. When he shoots ice balls at you, run away from them. When he shoots fire balls at you, also jump or run away from them. When he comes in close to the rock field, jump and slice his power core (the light on his chest). Keep hitting it, then when he swings his sword later in the fight, double jump and you will avoid it. Finally when he stabs the ground, jump.
Easy points
To get more points for Sonic the Werehog (Dark Sonic), just destroy everything you can find. Look at the lower right of the screen to point yourself in the direction where hidden objects are located.
Final Adabat Secret Mission
Collect all Art, Music, Movies and Secret Documents (except for Movie #36) to unlock the final Adabat mission.
Getting unlockables
Always talk to the townsfolk/villagers more than once. They might have an unlockable item for you.
Mazuri: Forgetful man
There is also a person in Mazuri who forgets what he eats at the guard tower. He will say that he loves the chocolate that Chip gives him in the day, but at night he will say that he has never ate chocolate before, even if you change the time of day in Mazuri.
Music
When you talk to townspeople or tribes, they will only give you music from the town. The kids are usually the ones that give you the music.
Quick Start
When Sonic is counting down at the start of the level, swing the Wiimote after he says one, but before go. Sonic will boost out in a spindash to start the level.
Sonic Omake Cutscene
Once you've achieved all S-Ranks and completed all missions in the game, you'll unlock the game's final mission. Complete this mission and collect the hidden item to unlock a secret cutscene, "Sonic Omake".
