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Yes indeed, that sonic boom.....Bobsican said:
So, wait...TheImagineBreaker121212 said:Nope and nope...... Sonic will unfortunately be 15 just like ash for eternity until that nonsense is confirmed otherwise.DaBoiWhoOwnsMods said:Anthropomorphic characters within the Sonic Universe age slower than humans (except for Shadow who shoudn't and hasn't shown to age at all). Sonic should be around 17 or 18 by now.
Error in translation I think.ShakeResounding said:Actually interesting theory, but wait a damn minute.
Why the hell is Sonic listed as 15 in his profile? Infinite stated he's been foiling Eggman's plan for "decades", so wouldn't that mean Sonic's in his 20s?
It was apparently removed due to Super Sonic merely being considered very durable. Though imo he should qualify as he is routinely unharmed by those considered his equal (Perfect Chaos, Finalhazard, Super Egg Robot, Ultimate Gemerl, Nega-Mother Wisp, Metal Overlord, Egg Salamander, ect).VioletVoid100 said:I just realized. Super Sonic has no invulnerability in his Super Sonic key for Game Sonic. What gives?
The whole fight for Dark Gaia imo is due to PIS and I think Dark Gaia is connected to the Emeralds I believe just like the Gaia Colosses? Not to mention the only time he HAS been hurt is by being of Chaos Energy or something similar to that. Examples include the Phantom Ruby and Solaris and Egg Salamander.ShakeResounding said:I don't think we've ever actually seen Super Sonic get physically harmed. Kinda just... Pushed back. Best you can do is say he loses rings when he's hit in some games, which would be a stupid reason to claim he doesn't have invulnerability.
There's also that time with Perfect Dark Gaia. But Super Sonic wasn't even fatigued, he got tired as soon as he reverted back. That and for lol plot so Chip could seal himself in the Earth. Isn't that also the only time Super Sonic ever had a health bar? Why choose that one time over literally every other showing?
Yes indeed. Sonic Logic LOL.DaBoiWhoOwnsMods said:So, wait...TheImagineBreaker121212 said:Nope and nope...... Sonic will unfortunately be 15 just like ash for eternity until that nonsense is confirmed otherwise.DaBoiWhoOwnsMods said:Anthropomorphic characters within the Sonic Universe age slower than humans (except for Shadow who shoudn't and hasn't shown to age at all). Sonic should be around 17 or 18 by now.
The idea of Sonic aging (which he clearly has aged physically, otherwise, the classic days never existed and M.Sonic has been classic and saying otherwise is nonsense) is nonsense, but him staying the same age (which I doubt as he goes from a midget to daddy long legs) makes sense...?
Sorry if I'm not reading you correctly.
Just because it's his first appearance doesn't mean his actions, or anyone at least, are immune from being pissed. And negate invulnerability? You can think it like that. Based on him "exorcising" Sonic in order to be whole again. Which is how he grew three new eyes.TheImagineBreaker121212 said:^^^^^^^ as I've stated time and time again, these are all headcannon.
sonic hasn't shown any fatigue after being reverted from werehog to base forcefully, only after his fight with dark Gaia as super sonic, meaning the only conclusion is that dark Gaia matched super sonic in stats and negated his invulnerability.
PIS? That's dark gaias first appearance in the series and he was top tier according to eggman and pickle.
But that makes no sense for Sonic to be 15 at this point.TheImagineBreaker121212 said:Yes indeed. Sonic Logic LOL.DaBoiWhoOwnsMods said:So, wait...TheImagineBreaker121212 said:Nope and nope...... Sonic will unfortunately be 15 just like ash for eternity until that nonsense is confirmed otherwise.DaBoiWhoOwnsMods said:Anthropomorphic characters within the Sonic Universe age slower than humans (except for Shadow who shoudn't and hasn't shown to age at all). Sonic should be around 17 or 18 by now.
The idea of Sonic aging (which he clearly has aged physically, otherwise, the classic days never existed and M.Sonic has been classic and saying otherwise is nonsense) is nonsense, but him staying the same age (which I doubt as he goes from a midget to daddy long legs) makes sense...?
Sorry if I'm not reading you correctly.
Also, I know about this. Here's my problem/question: Where does Modern Sonic's story start?UltimateFlare said:Yeah and the Classic Sonic from Generations got retconned as an alternate dimension, so he isn't sonic's past anymore
Ima just gonna go with the theory that after Generations, the Time Eater's powers ended up creating another universe for Classic Sonic that doesn't at all affect Modern Sonic.UltimateFlare said:It's possible that it got retconned to different events or maybe similar events that happened slightly different
This sounds very interesting. Could you elaborate?Executor N0 said:I would like if Sonic Team did something simillar to a Cyber Sleuth in the form of a Sonic Game (The whole rebirth of old concepts of the story that Cyber Sleuth did to Digimon).
Well shit, at the end of the day that wait will probably be for nothingExecutor N0 said:To be honest, the only way I see the Infinite Sun being a high-level feat is to calculate the kinetic energy of the mass expanding from a small sphere to the size of the Sun we see, and yet that kind of method would most likely be criticized.
Sun feats does not usually result in great values, even our Sun only releases energies at the low/mid High 6-A level and just because it is huge, a Sun the size of the Infinite Sun should not generate a High 6-A result, at least with the conventional calculations.
It would be possible to try to calculate a creation of the feat through nuclear fussion (it would make it easier to directly use the temperature of the Sun's core), but I believe we only do it for feats that are directly described as being the result of nuclear fusion (Like in FMA).
I can't see a way to the Sun of Infinite being even consistent with the level of power of the characters so far, at least if it is calculated by taking into account the very low amount of information we have.
The Digimon franchise began to have problems during the Xros Wars Era due to drastic change in some concepts that did not meet the desires of the target audience. This was because Bandai saw Digimon as a child product, but did not understand that consumers were actually high school and college students who had been following the franchise since birth.MYHERO said:This sounds very interesting. Could you elaborate?