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NOTE: THIS CHEAT TAKES LOTS OF TIME, PATIENCE, AND SKILL TO COMPLETE.To get the 'Scary' hidden message in Sonic CD, you must first complete the game in a normal playthrough. After doing so, you must complete the time attack mode with a total added time of less than 31-32 minutes. After doing this, you have will get the option to play the special stages in time attack. You must complete all the special stages with a total time of less than 5 minutes. After doing this, you should see 'Sound Test' unlocked in the 'extra' button on the menu screen. Click on this and set the first number to 12.

The music is the main boss theme on the US sound track of the game and finally the message here's what the message says: 'Fun is infinite, Sega Enterprises Signed, Majin' witch Mijin means devil or demon in Japan so Fun is infinite, Sega Enterprises Signed The Devil or Satan. Feb 09, 2020  The Story Behind Sonic CD’s Creepy Hidden Message Billy Styler. Unsubscribe from Billy Styler? Cancel Unsubscribe. Subscribe Subscribed Unsubscribe 114K.

Set the second number to 25.Press the select button (A on a controller) and you should receive a screen that looks like this:(The message says: 'Fun is infinity - Sega Enterprises Sighned Majin Demon Or Devil')If you have any concerns or problems, please send me a friend request and alert me that you came from this thread.

This.. I just.. Japan, why.. The halibut.. Would you do this? Let's.. *Sigh*.. Let's just get this journey started.

Hey guys, It's me, Shadow (HyperActive). Today, I decided to do a theory/easter egg post on Majin Sonic. This is the first time I've actually done this sort of thing, so bear with me..

Ok, so, in case you didn't know, Majin Sonic is an easter egg in Sonic CD. This easter egg is activated by going to the sound test and putting the numbers, in their respective places, 46 12 25.

Now, I can't really find any reason for them choosing those numbers specifically, but it does correlate to a Bible verse, John 12, 25, reading, 'Whoever loves his life loses it, and whoever hates his life in this world will preserve it for eternal life.'

Again, not a big reason for this, but I will come back to it.

So, upon entering said code, you will be taken to this screen,

and if you manage to peel your eyes off of the multiple scary as heck Sonics staring into your very soul, discovering your weaknesses and plotting your demise, and trying to get the haunting music out of your head before it terrorizes your dreams, creating nightmares of this evil creature,

you'll see a big message displayed in the middle written in Japanese.

Said message reads,

'Infinite fun.

Sega Enterprises.

-Majin'

About that Bible verse, it mentions someone who hates their life will have eternal life. This could be what said 'infinite fun' derives from, but I doubt it. Someone who loves their life, however, will lose their life. HMM..

Like maybe losing their life.. To this game? Or even.. The Sega Enterprise?

Maybe this message from the devil means by infinite fun, that we shouldn't have been able to stop playing this game. That he was trying to force us to have fun with this game forever, eventually losing our entire life to the infinite fun meant to be had with this game.

And that's not all! Majin was the nickname of one of the landscape designers, who made this message, but Majin.. Can also mean.. Devil.

That's right, the devil himself literally created this. All of this has been proven, Majin Sonic really is the spawn of Satan. Sonic CD was tainted by the devil to keep us drawn in until our lives were wasted away by this innocent looking game.

But what if I told you, there's a teeny-tiny chink in this explanation's metaphorical armor.

Now, the nickname of Majin can be glossed over as having two meanings, or even just not knowing what it meant as kids, but it ended up sticking anyways since then. I can forgive the name. The message is where the bulk of the chink lies. Our translation, understandably, is a bit off. What it actually says in Japanese, is,

'Fun is infinite with Sega Enterprises!'

This was meant to be a harmless, legitimately innocent little message, telling us that Sega had no plans to stop making games. (Which depending on your point of view may have been a good or bad thing *COUGH*sonic06*COUGH*.)

But they knew what they were saying.

The music contributes too! Sure, it's all creepy and stuff, but in the original Japanese/European releases, the music sounds all upbeat and peppy, meaning it was meant to really be a cool little easter egg! Sounding more like this.

It's just, for some reason, the US release got a slowed down and possibly slightly altered version of the original music. So, this was originally harmless too.

The only thing I can't find an explanation for, is that F***ING CREEPY AS F*** SONIC! IT MAKES NO FRIGGIN' SENSE AND IT JUST SCARES THE CRAP OUT OF PEOPLE! WHOEVER THE HECK MADE THAT THING HAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THEM!

*Siiiiiiiiiiiigh* Anyways.. This entire 'Majin Sonic' thing is just a mistranslation and a misunderstanding. That creepy Sonic is the only thing wrong here, and there's no explanation for it, it's just weird. Maybe it is the designer's face put on Sonic, which is still weird, but understandable.

In conclusion, Majin Sonic exists.. but.. also doesn't. He does exist in the fact that he is here, but he also doesn't, because it was never meant to be like that. It's just we Americans can never fully understand the Japanese and what goes through their heads.

Thank you so much for listening to my theory/easter egg/explanation post. If you liked it, then feel free to express so. This is the first post that I actually put REAL effort and time into, so I hope you enjoyed! Until next time, enjoy your nightmares!