Shadow then used the chaos emeralds to transform in Super Shadow to defeat Black Doom. Shadow collected all seven by the end of the game, only to let them be stolen by the evil alien Black Doom, who used them to warp the Black Comet to Earth's surface with Chaos Control. In Shadow the Hedgehog, the Emeralds were found throughout the stages again (except this time, they're obtained by beating the stage they're in), and Shadow used their miraculous powers to slowly reassemble his memories with each emerald. In Sonic Heroes, Sonic becomes Super Sonic, and allows Tails and Knuckles to use the Chaos Emerald energy to transform into imitations of their super forms, the only visual changes being two spheres of golden energy surrounding Tails and Knuckles. The cards give off almost the same power of the Chaos Emeralds, like they are an unending power source. The camera locks a person/character in a card and freezes time for that person. Eggman Nega has a camera that seems to have the power of a Chaos Emerald.
In Sonic Rivals, Silver has returned and does not remember anyone just that he is once again trying to save the world from Eggman Nega. (However, Sonic didn't know that he could use Chaos Control until he absolutely had to in order to save himself from a sticky situation furthermore, Sonic managed to use the ability with a fake emerald.) In Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic and Shadow had the ability to use the Chaos Emeralds to utilize " Chaos Control", an ability that alters time and space to teleport or freeze time. Sonic then picked up all seven emeralds and used the positive energy to become Super Sonic and neutralize Perfect Chaos. With all seven, it became Perfect Chaos, and used up all of the negative energy in all seven Emeralds before dropping the unpowered and colorless Emeralds onto the ground. In Sonic Adventure, the Chaos Emeralds were collected by Eggman in order to feed Chaos, the former guardian of the Chao and Emeralds, who can change its form every time it received one of the gems. The player can choose to collect the Emeralds in their Special Stages in order to unlock a "good ending", a super form, or both. Throughout most of the early games, Doctor Eggman tries to obtain the Chaos Emeralds in order to fuel his doomsday weapons. When asked if comments about this were received from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, former Sega executive producer Yuji Naka smiled and said no. The 7 Emeralds and the Super Sonic transformation were widely viewed as a homage to Dragon Ball Z and the Super Saiyan transformations within. And some cutscenes and gameplay times have shown that accessing their powers is possible without being in direct possession of an Emerald, the user is merely required to be close to one or more of them. The energy can also be given from one super form to another character to allow that person to achieve a super form of his own, as seen at the end of Sonic Heroes and Sonic the Hedgehog (2006). The Chaos Emeralds in themselves are usually used to power machines, for weapons of mass destruction, Chaos powers, and activating Super Transformation. Other Sonic games have also had many different character oriented abilities and also many varying shapes and colors usually going with a common theme. During Sonic 3 & Knuckles the players could collect a set of 14 emeralds transforming the original seven into super emeralds granting Sonic the ability to transform into Hyper Sonic, Knuckles into Hyper Knuckles while Tails could only achieve a standard super form. Sonic the Hedgehog 3 changed the color sceme of the emeralds slightly and altered their shape. When sega released Sonic the Hedgehog 2 they became the The Seven Chaos Emeralds and if the player collected them all as sonic he could achieve a super form. In the original Sega release of Sonic The Hedgehog there were only six Chaos Emeralds and when they were all collected they gave the player no special abilities, disappearing at the games end.
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