White Ring

The White Ring (白色の世界リング, Hakushoku no sekai ringu^?, lit. "White World Ring"), also called the White World Ring, is an object that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is one of the seven World Rings which is infused with the emotion of wishes.

Game appearances

Sonic and the Secret Rings

In Sonic and the Secret Rings, the White Ring was the sixth World Ring obtained by Sonic and Shahra. After restoring King Solomon's body and dealing with the Forty Thieves invading the Skeleton Dome, the White Ring descended upon them. When Sonic grabbed it, he felt a surge of its power which he likened to "desire". With advise from King Solomon, Sonic later used the White Ring to access the Night Palace.

During the final confrontation with Erazor Djinn, Sonic used all the World Rings to access Erazor's inner sanctum, before the djinn got Shahra to hand them over to him. Absorbing the White Ring along with the others while their control was still incomplete, Erazor transformed into the monstrous Alf Layla wa-Layla. Sonic, however, took the World Rings of Hatred, Sadness and Rage to become Darkspine Sonic and literally beat the World Rings' power out of Erazor.

Sonic Rivals 2

In Sonic Rivals 2, the White Ring is called the White World Ring and is one of the collectible cards in the game. The player can obtain it by using Espio's Signature Move Chroma Camo twenty times.

Sonic and the Black Knight

In Sonic and the Black Knight, the White Ring is one of the collectibles in the game. Its profile describes it as one of the seven World Rings that contain the emotion of wishes within it. In gameplay, the player can collect the White Ring during certain Missions in certain areas. For then to obtain it, the player must use the ID points earned from completing the Mission where the White Ring was picked up to identify it on the identification screen. Collecting this ring, along with the other six World Rings in the game, will unlock the song "Seven Rings In Hand".

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Trivia

• In Sonic and the Secret Rings, the White Ring was found in a cemetery, the white bones representing the ring.

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