Ep 16. How to Succeed in Evil Without Really Trying

In this episode of Sonic Boom, titled "How to Succeed in Evil Without Really Trying," Dr. Eggman decides to take a break from his usual schemes to try something new. After waking up late and failing to come up with a devious plan, Dr. Eggman discovers a self-help book titled "How to Succeed in Evil Without Really Trying." He becomes enamored with the book and decides to follow its teachings to become a successful villain.

With the help of his loyal sidekicks Orbot and Cubot, Dr. Eggman begins implementing the book's advice, which includes things like staying calm in the face of setbacks and projecting confidence. His new attitude quickly attracts the attention of Sonic and his friends, who become suspicious of Eggman's sudden change in behavior.

Meanwhile, Knuckles is trying to deal with a personal dilemma of his own. He's been tasked with taking care of the local community garden, but he has no idea how to do so. He enlists Tails and Amy's help, but they quickly become frustrated with Knuckles' lack of gardening knowledge.

As Dr. Eggman's "success" continues to grow, Sonic and his friends become more convinced that he's up to something. They decide to investigate by infiltrating his lair, but they soon discover that Eggman's new scheme is simply to become a better villain. Despite this, Sonic and his friends can't help but feel that something isn't quite right.

In the end, Dr. Eggman's attempts to follow the self-help book's advice backfire, and he's forced to revert back to his usual evil ways. Meanwhile, Knuckles learns the importance of asking for help, and he and his friends work together to save the community garden.

Overall, "How to Succeed in Evil Without Really Trying" is a lighthearted episode that showcases the show's trademark humor. While there isn't much in the way of action, the episode is still entertaining thanks to the dynamic between the characters and the clever writing. Fans of the show will definitely enjoy it, and newcomers might find it to be a good introduction to Sonic Boom's unique tone and style.