Sonic the Hedgehog, once an icon of gaming, struggled to make the transition into 3D games. His home has always been in two dimensions, so it's no surprise that he transitions smoothly into Magic: The Gathering in the form of an exclusive Secret Lair Drop.

Sonic and his friends come with a variety of interesting abilities to build around, and they're colored just right to include most of them in a deck with Sonic as the commander. Strap on your Power Sneakers, we're rolling right into our Sonic the Hedgehog Commander deck.

Sample Decklist

Commander
Sonic the Hedgehog	Creatures (22)	Amy Rose	Anger	Aurelia, the Warleader
Captain Lannery Storm	Danny Pink	Enduring Curiosity	Goldspan Dragon
Hydroelectric Specimen // Hydroelectric Laboratory	Jacked Rabbit	Kilo, Apogee Mind	Knuckles the Echidna
Miles "Tails" Prower	Plumecreed Escort	Professional Face-Breaker	Reckless Fireweaver
Selfless Squire	Spectral Adversary	Storm-Kiln Artist	Urabrask the Hidden
Werefox Bodyguard	Xorn	Sorceries (7)	Fabricate	Farewell	Open the Armory
Rile	Rolling Earthquake	Treasure Cruise	Instants (10)	Cinderclasm	Counterspell	Generous Gift
Negate	Path to Exile	Sink into Stupor // Soporific Springs	Swords to Plowshares
Unexpected Windfall	Valakut Awakening // Valakut Stoneforge	Artifacts (18)	Bloodforged Battle-Axe	Brass Knuckles	Brotherhood Vertibird
Colossus Hammer	Hammer of Nazahn	Jackdaw	Lightning Greaves
Paradise Mantle	Replicating Ring	Skysovereign, Consul Flagship	Sol Ring
Swiftfoot Boots	Talisman of Conviction	Talisman of Creativity	Talisman of Progress
The Reaver Cleaver	Weatherlight	Enchantments (7)	Assemble the Legion	Caretaker's Talent	Combat Research
Pyrohemia	Reconnaissance Mission	Super State	Lands (35)	Azorius Chancery	Battlefield Forge	Boros Garrison
Buried Ruin	Clifftop Retreat	Command Tower	Exotic Orchard
Frostboil Snarl	Furycalm Snarl	Glacial Fortress	Island (4)
Izzet Boilerworks	Mountain (5)	Mystic Monastery	Plains (4)
Port Town	Razortide Bridge	Rogue's Passage	Rustvale Bridge
Shivan Reef	Silverbluff Bridge	Spire of Industry	Sulfur Falls
Treasure Vault

This deck is designed to fit within Bracket 2 (Core), and is specifically designed to synergize with all four Sonic characters included in the deck.

The Commander

Sonic the Hedgehog is a 2/4 legendary Hedgehog Warrior with haste that costs one red, one white, one blue, and one generic mana to cast. These colors are more indicative of the character's color palette than of the character's nature, but they work well with his abilities.

Sonic hates to wait for others to catch up, so he rewards other speedsters. His first unique ability, "Gotta Go Fast", allows you to place +1/+1 counters on all of your creatures with haste or flash whenever Sonic attacks, turning him and his friends into threats that must be answered immediately before they get out of control.

The second ability incorporates Sonic's near invulnerability as long as he's holding at least one ring. Whenever Sonic (or another creature you control with haste or flash) takes damage, you'll get a tapped Treasure token.

That last ability triggers each time each creature takes damage. So, if you have seven creatures in play and an opponent uses Blasphemous Act as a boardwipe, you'll get seven Treasures out of the deal, allowing you to recover quickly from the setback.

While that ability doesn't prevent creatures from dying, if you include a few ways to deal small amounts of damage to your own creatures, you can use Sonic as a slow mana engine, pinging him when it's safe to get Treasure to use later.

Building The Deck

Sonic the Hedgehog is a haste-and-flash-matters commander: He rewards you for having a lot of creatures with either flash or haste, which includes Miles "Tails" Prower, Amy Rose, and Knuckles the Echidna.

Creatures with flash can be treated as if they were instants, often with additional effects you'd normally see on that type of card. Countering a spell while getting a body that Sonic will put +1/+1 counters onto can be a big swing, so these creatures replace a handful of spells that would otherwise be included.

More importantly, Sonic can make a bunch of Treasure tokens. When your flashy, hasty creatures take damage, you'll get a pile of Treasure tokens, representing the way Sonic drops all of his rings when he takes damage in the games.

Sonic's friends don't care as much about haste, but they all care about some kind of artifact. Tails and Amy interact with Vehicles and Equipment, respectively, while Knuckles makes Treasure tokens and adds an alternate win condition once you have 30 artifacts in play.

Leaning into these synergies, this deck includes a lot of artifacts that will ramp up your mana base, increase your damage output, and buff your creatures, all while building towards Knuckles's alternate win condition.

Ramp

The deck includes a pretty standard mana rock package, including Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, and all three available Talismans, but most of the mana acceleration will usually come from Sonic or Knuckles. To help prevent them from floundering, you can also include a bunch of Treasure-enablers.

Xorn is an excellent Treasure-enabler, effectively doubling the number of Treasure cards you get each time you make them. With Sonic in play, this can net you a huge pile of Treasure in no time flat!

Goldspan Dragon doesn't double your Treasure, but it does double their mana production. This big boy gives every Treasure you control the ability to make two mana when sacrificed, creates Treasure when it attacks, and has haste so it can get bigger when Sonic attacks.

Professional Face-Breaker shares Knuckles's ability to make Treasure whenever one of your creatures deals combat damage to a player, and also allows you to sacrifice those Treasures to exile the top card of your library, then play it that turn if you have the mana.

One flavorful addition to the deck's mana base is Replicating Ring, which taps for any color of mana and can make eight more mana rocks late in the game. While it normally takes eight turns, you can speed it up with Kilo, Apogee Mind's proliferate ability.

Draw

As a Jeskai commander, Sonic has access to blue's robust draw package. Staples like Brainstorm fit in well, but this deck is going to lean into draw as a combat payoff, both to encourage aggressive play and to add a little variety to your pod.

Enduring Curiosity is a perfect fit: It has flash, so it can grow as Sonic attacks, and you can play it after attackers get through before combat damage for a surprise advantage or at the end of your opponent's turn if you have extra mana. Then, if it dies, it comes right back into play as an enchantment!

Caretaker's Talent is another good enchantment for this deck. For three mana, it allows you to draw a card each turn that you make a token, which will happen frequently. For one more mana, you can copy any token you control, triggering that effect safely!

Amy's Armory

Amy Rose's ability allows you to attach an Equipment to her for free each time she attacks, then buff another creature based on her power. That ability might tempt you to include some Equipment with high equip costs in order to get value, but you should also include lower-cost alternatives for when she isn't in play.

Tail's Garage

While Amy synergizes with Equipment, Miles "Tails" Prower works with Vehicles. Any vehicle that comes into play under your control while Tails is around will either allow you to draw a card if it has flying or will get a flying counter if it doesn't. But aside from Jackdaw, all the Vehicles you're using have flying already.

Tornado, Sonic's Biplane is a reskin of Weatherlight, the airship from Dominaria. It's a 4/5 with Crew 3, so Tails can fly it, and when it hits a player you can find an artifact or legendary card from the top five cards in your deck and add it to your hand. There are plenty of cards to choose from, so you'll usually find something good.

Another massive skyship Tails can crew is Skysovereign, Consul Flagship, a 6/5 flying monstrosity that can blast an opponent's creature or planeswalker when it enters or attacks. Use this one to clear an opponent's blockers as you attack, clearing the way for even bigger swings.

The last important Vehicle is the Brotherhood Vertibird, from Fallout. This one has power equal to the number of artifacts you control. Since this deck has the potential to make a ton of artifacts, this is an ideal late-game win condition that can swing for a ton of damage.

Knuckles's Treasure Vault

Knuckles is a powerhouse, with haste, trample, and double strike, making it likely that he'll get through most of the times that you attack. That's a big deal, since he gives you Treasure whenever one or more of your creatures deals combat damage to an opponent.

His signature Equipment, Knuckles's Glove (reskined from The Reaver Cleaver), makes Treasure tokens based on the amount of combat damage dealt to a player by the holder. On Knuckles, you can potentially generate eight Treasure with each attack.

Knuckles's second ability is an alternate win condition, allowing you to win the game when you have 30 artifacts. Since the deck has several ways to make Treasure, adding Academy Manufactor can triple your artifact production, allowing you to reach that goal quickly and easily.

Another fun trick to hit Knuckles's wincon is to use a spell that deals a little damage to all Pokemon. With Sonic and a few other creatures in play, you can use Cinderclasm to make a small mountain of Treasure tokens at the end of your opponent's turn, leaving them little time to respond.

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