Editing HyperSonic (section)

==Trivia==
*HyperSonic was placed at #27 on the [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] on 23 February 2017, above Uprise and below [[Cataclysm]].
**This addition pushed Catastrophic into the Legacy List.
*HyperSonic and its sequel, SubSonic, unlike the other two levels in the Sonic series ([[Supersonic]] and UltraSonic), were uploaded to Viprin's account, unlike the other two, which were uploaded to ZenthicAlpha's account. This decision upset some players, who did not feel it was a true successor to the other two.
**According to [[Sea|Sea's]] video on SubSonic, all four levels were uploaded to the account with the most creator points at the time of verification.
*Due to the many arguments that HyperSonic was generic and not a 'Sonic' level, the team that built HyperSonic found a poor 1.9-styled level with an F-777 song like its predecessors, Supersonic and UltraSonic, and added the names of the creators in the real HyperSonic in that level to recreate a 'Sonic' level.
*HyperSonic began as an Extreme Demon, in the Top 50, but it was later downgraded to Insane Demon for some time. After a bit, it was re-rated as an Extreme Demon and has stayed that way ever since.
*HyperSonic is significantly longer than its two predecessors, Supersonic and UltraSonic. While those two levels are 1m 33s and 1m 34s, respectively, HyperSonic is 1m 56s, four seconds off from being an XL level. SubSonic, a true XL level, is even longer at 2m 5s.
*HyperSonic is the only level in the Sonic series that [[Jeyzor]] and Xcy-7 did not participate in.
*HyperSonic was the first Epic-rated Extreme Demon in the game.
*The placement of Grill Kill on 6 September 2019 pushed HyperSonic into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.