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you can make memes about it,but not using the person of the meme,but using silver.Speaking of hedgehogs. Really like the sonic, silver and blaze cover for issue 64 of the comics a lot. The silver one is funny cause of what it is referencing. The Blaze and Sonic one is adorable.
what?I woke up to tweets of Kishimoto being memed on for wanting to beat his meat (check his likes)
The world is good and bad
NiGHTS is stated to be a Nightmaren and Nightopian in the official Sonic Riders websiteDo we consider NIGHTS and Sonic to share a cosmology?
Sonic goodness, I guess that means it spans across all Sonic comic and manga media.printed material off what?
So If you look at Morio Kishimoto's liked tweets, you'll see that there's **** on his list of liked tweets lol.what?
What about this?I guess it’s notable in the sense that even if Time Eater’s total destruction level is overtime, Sonic scales to the full amount of said destruction.
Alright.Not sure
It was explained in the video itself. He isn't the only guy pulling strings or anything like that, it's a group work with many people making many decisions with him maybe doing or not something in regards to the multiple points of what they do (Like in the Murder of Sonic The Hedgehog, he wasn't mentioned in the lore group in the credits, he could do that work, but there are many people in the group that could do that)What about this?
Hey again Ian: are you a lore manager? I think I asked you this before and there’s been many discussions in the Sonic community about it.
Ian Flynn says yes but claims he has no influence on canon despite his job description saying he shapes it? I'm confused.
Probably.I guess maybe it means he’s an expert on upcoming Sonic lore but his opinion isn’t majorly useful for prior Sonic game lore.
I understand now but it would've been better if he said that instead of saying something that's contradictory to his job description.It was explained in the video itself. He isn't the only guy pulling strings or anything like that, it's a group work with many people making many decisions with him maybe doing or not something in regards to the multiple points of what they do (Like in the Murder of Sonic The Hedgehog, he wasn't mentioned in the lore group in the credits, he could do that work, but there are many people in the group that could do that)
basically, he's just one piece in the chessboard.
great,multiverse of multiverses.I think, due to Archie "oh no, our table"ing his multiverse, Mainline and Archie would need to be in different multiverses, instead of two universes inside of the same multiverse. They could still interact, though.
Oh then what about this, do you guys think this is a good scale?This whole multiverse angle is clearly being set up for a story in the future, maybe the results will be interesting.
He said that was his opinion, not would actually what would happen I would take it with a grain of salt considering Shahra was begging Sonic to help her defeat Erazor Djiin and implied he would body his world tooIdk, Ian said that Erazor being able to destroy the book world doesn’t necessarily mean he could inflict the same damage on the real world.
actually,why is shayra there already debunks that the damage could not be beyond the world of the bookIan's comment about Erazor stop being able to affect the real world is dumb because Erazor literally says himself after he's done overpowering the Arabian Nights he'll go for Sonic's world next. That is the reason why Sonic was even called to stop him. If Erazor was limited to his book he wouldn't be a threat to Sonic or anyone outside.
^Ian's comment about Erazor not being able to affect the real world is dumb because Erazor literally says himself after he's done overpowering the Arabian Nights he'll go for Sonic's world next. That is the reason why Sonic was even called to stop him. If Erazor was limited to his book he wouldn't be a threat to Sonic or anyone outside.
This is weird because Erazor absorbs the worlds he destroys, so he has the power of one regardless of how he gets to destroy a single world.I guess it falls in line with the theory Erazor can’t physically destroy a universe directly, because he’s doing it via chain reaction due to text manipulation. So he wouldn’t be Universe level after absorbing the words only.
I still don't get how that's only text manip that's pretty much affecting the plot and reality of the world also Ifrit was stated to be able to destroy the Arabian nights directly (which we've established is probably a Tier 2 construct due to Eitaro Toyoda's implications)I guess it falls in line with the theory Erazor can’t physically destroy a universe directly, because he’s doing it via chain reaction due to text manipulation. So he wouldn’t be Universe level after absorbing the words only.
Can you show the scan for this? It would help us.This is weird because Erazor absorbs the worlds he destroys, so he has the power of one regardless of how he gets to destroy a single world.
Plus that's just a theory.
Ifrit Golem could do it via burning the book’s pages, which still falls in line with text manipulation.I still don't get how that's only text manip that's pretty much affecting the plot and reality of the world also Ifrit was stated to be able to destroy the Arabian nights directly (which we've established is probably a Tier 2 construct due to Eitaro Toyoda's implications)
I don’t think it’s ever said Erazor absorbs the space of the worlds, he just absorbs words and gains power.This is weird because Erazor absorbs the worlds he destroys, so he has the power of one regardless of how he gets to destroy a single world.
Plus that's just a theory.
The Book itself is a world containing worlds.Ifrit Golem could do it via burning the book’s pages, which still falls in line with text manipulation.
Bro, nothing ever says he absorbs the text, it just says worlds.I don’t think it’s ever said Erazor absorbs the space of the worlds, he just absorbs words and gains power.
Burning the book's pages isn't shown to be any different from destroying the world outright (actually it seems to be synonymous) and it's even implied to be a creation/destruction feat.Ifrit Golem could do it via burning the book’s pages, which still falls in line with text manipulation.
The words are stated to make up the Arabian nights worldI don’t think it’s ever said Erazor absorbs the space of the worlds, he just absorbs words and gains power.