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Crossover scaling can be valid, imo.
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Crossover scaling is never valid unless it's Worlds Collide Megaman and Sonic or Heroes United Generator Rex or x y and z, apparently LMAO.Crossover scaling can be valid, imo.
Guessing this meant the 3DS stuff, I was finally able to find out and nothing of note happens, Sonic just escapes anyways and hops in the air. Waste of time but still somewhat glad I made sure lmaoI've never though to check that.
Question: was that bit about them being data clones always in Sonic Blitz?
Also, keep an eye on any datamines for this game. If you know, you know.
Can someone give examples of when the Chaos Emeralds absorbed energy? I ended up noticing the ability without an elaboration on the Chaos Emeralds page for the games.
I think this is it?
I've got recordings for some power ups but not Invincible yet.I'll try checking later but does anyone know if power ups (Shield, Thunder Barrier, Invincible, Speed Shoes) can be gotten in SA2's multiplayer? I was gonna dig around in the treasure stages to see if Tikal and Chaos get anything from that, but I haven't found videos with anything yet. I wanted to check here before spending possibly hours drill diving every 2 feet in Wild Canyon basically.
Depends on which game you are talking aboutDo you also think Blade of Courage feels much more "canon" (close to the games) than IDW?
Sonic showed that against Surge and Scrapnik Mecha i would argue
- the most blatant example of AD vs Metal;
They did that with the Metal Virus
- Chaos Emeralds making miracles when fueled by strong emotions;
Considering Forces, Lost World, Generations, etc... i wouldn't say the games do that as a rule
- a decent degree of importance given to humans.
I understand the fight with Surge, but Scrapnik Mecha? Mind telling the specifics? It might have slipped my mind.Sonic showed that against Surge and Scrapnik Mecha i would argue
the most blatant example of AD vs Metal;
They did that with the Metal Virus
I didn't talk about any "rule". It just felt more "fair" knowing Humanity as a whole can have a say in a world as chaotic as Sonic's Earth.Considering Forces, Lost World, Generations, etc... i wouldn't say the games do that as a rule
Honestly? Not really. IDK what it is, but whenever people say it feels more "canon" than the actual canon, I just... don't see it.Do you also think Blade of Courage feels much more "canon" (close to the games) than IDW?
The manga has some very good points:
- Sonic's characterization and battle prowess;
- the most blatant example of AD vs Metal;
- Chaos Emeralds making miracles when fueled by strong emotions;
- a decent degree of importance given to humans.
Oh i confused the points about this and AD... altho i still like this action sceneI understand the fight with Surge, but Scrapnik Mecha? Mind telling the specifics? It might have slipped my mind.
Mecha is said to be just as fast as Sonic, however Sonic is with a strained ankle that "feels like its being stabbed by a thousand needles", Mecha then says "you reached your limit" while keeping up with him, and then Sonic says "That's the thing about limits, they are meant to be broken" and then proceeds to speed up ahead of Mecha for the rest of the fight before winning against him... i would say that moment is very explicitI should have been more clear on this one. I was referring to how much explicit the writers were about it. They straight up told us the reason Metal will probably never win against his "loathsome copy" and that even Eggman was left surprised by how Chaos Energy "resonated" with the will of the people.
TBF That's less an IDW Problem and more of a "modern games" problem, legit i think the last time humans had any role or appearence before Shadow Generations was like... what, Unleashed? Colors onwards they kind of just... disapeared... and then Sega says "no humans" for IDW and... yeahI didn't talk about any "rule". It just felt more "fair" knowing Humanity as a whole can have a say in a world as chaotic as Sonic's Earth.
That's understandable.Honestly? Not really. IDK what it is, but whenever people say it feels more "canon" than the actual canon, I just... don't see it.
Oh... that's quite amazing.Mecha is said to be just as fast as Sonic, however Sonic is with a strained ankle that "feels like its being stabbed by a thousand needles", Mecha then says "you reached your limit" while keeping up with him, and then Sonic says "That's the thing about limits, they are meant to be broken" and then proceeds to speed up ahead of Mecha for the rest of the fight before winning against him... i would say that moment is very explicit
Peak after peak.btw i am not up to date with Blade of Courage... the chapters i read were very peak tho
Yes, it's much better than IDW imo.Do you also think Blade of Courage feels much more "canon" (close to the games) than IDW?
The manga has some very good points:
- Sonic's characterization and battle prowess;
- the most blatant example of AD vs Metal;
- Chaos Emeralds making miracles when fueled by strong emotions;
- a decent degree of importance given to humans.
Is that really a high bar tbf?Yes, it's much better than IDW imo.
Scrapnik Mecha is definitely valid, and also probably my favorite example, but Surge was somebody he simply skillstomped. Sonic simply had greater finesse (like using the Slide to trip her up mid-fight, or him stunting on her when they were in an afterimage frenzy) and made her look like a clown as a result.Sonic showed that against Surge and Scrapnik Mecha i would argue
No, which is sad it can't be the standard.Is that really a high bar tbf?
Those 2 words will hunt us down foreverhis world
The whole canon issue is more of a problem than it should be, coming from both the fans and the creators. Because at one point, canon has no meaning. Being literal, it really doesn't have any social construct that has no inherent meaning, only the meaning applied by those who share a certain identity, but Sonic has no clear identity to properly define its canon in both structure and reasoning, and it goes a bit into how the staff clearly has no idea what they want to do with the series, because every X thing they do, there's an Y thing that goes in the opposite direction.
Because at the same time they want to remove something from canon because of some light canonicity issue, they still want something like Prime to be canon, regardless of its inconsistencies in character, world, and even decision (Such as being produced by people who literally ignored notes on inconsistencies).
And this isn't even to say how they decanonized long-established details from the original Japanese source for no reason besides it not being what most Western fans think about the series.
Like, why remove the idea that Eggman and Sonic had a long rivalry before Sonic 1? Why reduce the time it took for Tails to keep up with Sonic? Why ignore the implication that Shadow had altered memories? It's stuff that had been long established on the Japanese side, but now it's gone. But of course, keeping Prime as canon is somehow necessary.
Genuinely my least-favorite removal put of everything. Having Sonic and Eggman be long-time enemies before Sonic 1 added an extra layer to their history that was fascinating to ponder over. What a shame.Like, why remove the idea that Eggman and Sonic had a long rivalry before Sonic 1?
I cannot agree with you enough. Man, you mentioning this has me stewing in my feelings over it once again.Why reduce the time it took for Tails to keep up with Sonic? Why ignore the implication that Shadow had altered memories? It's stuff that had been long established on the Japanese side, but now it's gone. But of course, keeping Prime as canon is somehow necessary.
LOL.Those 2 words will hunt us down forever![]()
You've got it mostly spot-on, actually!Anyway, I have a question about canonicity in general.
Is the hierarchy smth like this?
1- Games
2- Sonic Channel / Tails Tube / Encyclo-speed-ia (and other accepted manuals);
3- Prime / IDW / WoG;
4- secondary supporting material.
I've mentioned this before, but I think the main issue with IDW comes from its nature as a Western comic that's meant to be canon to a Japanese video game series. The way I see it, there's a LOT of factors that play into how IDW presents itself, and not everything can line up 100% accurately no matter how hard they try.Its still interesting that some fans have noticed that Sonic is written differently when most casuals would be "wtf are you talking about". This kind of style change has happened quite a bit. Early Modern era starting with Adventure vs Classics, then more simplified stories with Unleashed-LW, lol at Forces and use of Flynn for Frontiers and beyond.
But IDW comics specifically catch some ire. I still believe that many fans on social platforms and IDW staff likely think differently from ST's opinions, hence some localization difference in Japanese scripts and BoC having different writer. Hell, Ian's work on Frontiers and ShadowGens is much better than at IDW. Can it really just boil down to IDW dragging it down?
Actually I don't think it was retconned. Sonic Origins just shows Eggman up to no good and Sonic notices, so he races off to stop him. Nothing says they couldn't have met beforeGenuinely my least-favorite removal put of everything. Having Sonic and Eggman be long-time enemies before Sonic 1 added an extra layer to their history that was fascinating to ponder over. What a shame.
Sisyphian cycleI have a few things. These are not ordered.
- Dealing with the 3 or 4 threads on hiatus due to the Imgur thread (this will probably have to be first to bring down the ongoing thread count).
- CrossWorlds CRT (Ability/resistance additions, "Machine" vehicle page).
- Continuing my character revisions, of which the next 2 will be villains.
Have I opened Pandora's box?