I’m starting to hate this game all over again.Īfterward, I attempted to do some missions since developers expect you to pretend it’s actual replay value, plus I was trying to find out how to make all characters playable in each level. Ironically, that was the easiest final bosses in Sonic since Metal Overlord.
Lancelot holds Arondight in reverse grip, and is the only knight to do so.Well, I finally beat this game after several months of dissinterest. Arondight is the only inanimate sword in Sonic and the Black Knight to have its name mentioned in the game's cutscenes. However, when Lancelot killed Gawain and his brothers, the blade became cursed rather than sacred. In the legends, Arondight was supposedly created by The Lady Of The Lake from the stars and was created as a sacred sword. The name was eventually taken up by writers such as Longfellow, in his Tales of a Wayside Inn (in which it was mentioned alongside other famous swords), and appeared as the name of Lancelot's sword in Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. The poem further describes Aroundight as having a pommel made of carbuncle, and says that it is the finest sword that ever existed. The sword, whose name is written Aroundyȝt (or Aroundight) is described only briefly as the sword that "was Lancelot's du Lake, therewith he slew the fire-drake" (that is, a sword Lancelot used to kill a dragon). The name first appeared in a Middle English metrical romance (dating around the 14th century) about Sir Bevis of Hampton, in which it is used by Sir Bevis' son, Sir Guy. In Sonic Forces: Speed Battle, Arondight appears as a part of Lancelot's Chaos Slash Item Box power-up.ĭeep Woods (earned after clearing "Defeat the Boss: Sir Lancelot")Īlthough Arondight is nowadays commonly claimed to be the name of the sword of Lancelot, it was never referred to by this name in any surviving piece of Arthurian fiction. In Sonic Dash, Arondight appears as the weapon wielded by Lancelot during gameplay. Press the B button when there is energy in the Soul Gauge. Move back and flick the Wii Remote to Aerial Attack.Īttack becomes possible when using a short jump. Move forward and flick the Wii Remote to Lunge Attack. Increases initial running speed after landing. When Arondight is equipped to Lancelot, he obtains the following Skills: Finally, Arondight was used along with Laevatein and Galatine to help Sonic transform into Excalibur Sonic and Caliburn to transform into Excalibur. When Merlina betrayed Sonic and tried to take control over the kingdom, Sonic gave Arondight back to Lancelot, who used it to help the others set up a barrier to contain Merlina's power, though the barrier proved to be too weak. Sonic later used Arondight in conjunction with Galatine, Laevatein and Caliburn to neutralize the immortality granted by the Scabbard of Excalibur during his final battle with King Arthur and succeeded, thus allowing Sonic to finally defeat the evil king. Because he underestimated Sonic, however, Lancelot was quickly defeated and Sonic took Arondight with him. 
Lancelot was the first of the knights to find Sonic and challenged him to a sword duel, where Lancelot used Arondight and Sonic used Caliburn. Shortly after Sonic the Hedgehog's arrival in the Arthurian realm, Lancelot was sent out on a mission by King Arthur to find both Sonic and Merlina the Wizard and kill them on sight. It is possible, though, that Arondight might have originally been a part of the legendary sword Excalibur, but was then divided into Arondight and the other sacred swords when Excalibur's light was lost. In Sonic and the Black Knight, Arondight had been in the possession of Sir Lancelot for an unprecedented amount of time. Game appearances Sonic and the Black Knight The grip itself is white and thin, with a golden decorated top and a pointy sword pommel. On the blunt side of Arondight extends eight pointy metal layers, while the guard has another metal layer with a claw-like extension in front. Arondight is a single-edge, dark-colored sword, with a semi-serrated edge and a web-like pattern near the point.
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