fly around and phase through solid objects to reach hidden areas Pink Wisp - Turn Sonic into a pink spike that can roll up walls and ceilings and attack enemies Green Wisp - Transform Sonic into a ...

Meanwhile the Pink Wisp allow you to transform into a Pink spike that can roll up walls and across ceilings. Green Wisps give Sonic the ability to hover in mid-air, avoiding obstacles. Orange ...

The first is the Pink Wisp, which galvanises Sonic's spikes to allow him to stick to walls and ceilings, allowing him to explore new routes in certain levels of the game. Exclusive to the Wii ...

Jade Wisp – Transform Sonic into a Jade ghost, fly around and phase through solid objects to reach hidden areas. Pink Wisp – Turn Sonic into a pink spike that can roll up walls and ceilings ...

It righted the ship of Sonic’s 3D missteps by focusing ... only you get to choose when to activate their powers. Pink Wisps can turn you into a Spike Ball that allows you to cling to walls ...

The DS version of Sonic Colours shares its plot, locations, and special wisp abilities with the more prominent Wii version, but looks and feels thoroughly different.For the most part, the graphics ...

With the Pink Wisp, Sonic can transform into a pink spike ball and stick to surfaces. Green lets Sonic hover and dash through lines of rings. There are more Sonic Colors powers left to reveal ...

For example, the Yellow Wisp lets Sonic turn into a drill and crash through walls, Orange turns you into a rocket that blasts straight up, and Pink gives you spikes to help stick to walls and ...

The Sonic side of things is almost exactly how you remember it, Planet Wisp included. For the grand finale of the game, Planet Wisp is a massive change, and not always for the better.

Meanwhile, the Pink Wisp turns Sonic into a spike that can roll across surfaces, including walls and ceilings. All eight of the original Wisps return alongside a new yet familiar Wisp. The Jade ...

The DS version of Sonic Colours shares its plot, locations, and special wisp abilities with the more prominent Wii version, but looks and feels thoroughly different. For the most part, the ...