In gameplay, the Sprinklers, like before, cannot be destroyed by the player in any way simply attacking them will only stun them for a moment. In this game, they received a slight redesign. In the console/ PC version of Sonic Generations, Sprinklers from somewhere across spacetime appear as enemies in the Underwater Ring Machine, Hot Pursuit and Rescue the Animals 2! Challenge Acts. The Sprinkler, from the console/ PC version of Sonic Generations. Each of them will also either drop iron balls or Rings at Sonic (the former will disappear a few seconds after being dropped). Aside from that, the Sprinklers always appear in the 2.5D sections of the Acts where they will either follow the player around from above or hover in a stationary position. However, they will get stunned for couple of seconds when taking a hit.

In gameplay, the Sprinklers cannot be defeated, even if the player uses a Color Power on them. In these games, the player encounters them in Tropical Resort Act 4 and Planet Wisp Act 2. The Sprinklers first appear as enemies in the Wii version of Sonic Colors, and later in the remaster Sonic Colors: Ultimate. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed ReviewĢ1 November 2012 Game appearances Sonic Colors Ī Sprinkler, from the Wii version of Sonic Colors. In Sonic Forces, the Sprinklers regained much of their design from Sonic Colors, with the exception of their lower halves, which were a colored yellowish tan, and their eyes, which were covered by orange lids. In this game, they basically looked like three-footed flower pots with a large cyan eye on the front, a light green upper half and dark green lower half, and an orange flower with yellow spots protruding from the hole on their heads. Later, in Sonic Lost World, the Sprinklers were given a complete redesign. They also received gray bars on the middle of their pots. They also received two cyan eyes which were placed underneath their armor so that they were only visible inside the black line separating their upper and lower halves. While retaining their orange pot design and the black line separating their upper and lower halves, their lower halves were colored black while their feet became gray. In Sonic Generations, the Sprinklers were redesigned. They also have a hole on their heads, from where they can release different objects.Ī Sprinkler, from the console/ PC version of Sonic Generations. Separating the Sprinklers' lower and upper halves is a black line. They also have three cyan spikes as feet, while the lower half of their bodies are completely gray. The classic Sprinklers resemble orange pots with a cyan eye.

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