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If there is a way to make pre-genesis Archie canon to the games, then yes plz.
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If there is a way to make pre-genesis Archie canon to the games, then yes plz.
There is an argument but it’s blatantly not the best. I think it comes from the Sonic grams? I’ll have to check the arguments again but I’ll post the scans here so you can read them.If there is a way to make pre-genesis Archie canon to the games, then yes plz.
I found it for you broIf there is a way to make pre-genesis Archie canon to the games, then yes plz.
TailsTube, the 25th anniversary art book and Ian Flynn kind of makes it so Archie is canon to the games already. Now whether it will be accepted or not here is a different story.The only way Archie is canon to the games is if Sonic Prime literally integrates Archie into the multiverse (obviously it won't.)
or because people still want to insist that somehow,sonic needs to know the future so he can prevent it (ignoring the fact that he does not know how that even happens)Sonic Jam Official Guide: Prologue – Supersonic Speed Legend
The stories of Sonic, which were told in the early stages of development and expanded into different worlds, are back here. Let’s get to know the various worlds of Sonic.browniehideout.wordpress.com
Windii made a new translation of the Sonic backstory that was included in Sonic Jam.
Deep down I have the feeling that all the "two world" discussion that started after Iizuka mentioned it was because people didn't know about this story.
Not talking about two worlds in that sense, but in the sense that there are literally two worlds in the series and that Sonic and the animals lived in one planet and the humans on another, with games like Adventure being a special crossover thanks to "big golden rings" that connect the two. Was a big point of discussion around the time of Sonic Forces because of Iizuka mentioning it again in interviews and the stage designer of Forces saying that he depicted the stages with an alien-like language to depict that they live in a totally different and unique world.or because people still want to insist that somehow,sonic needs to know the future so he can prevent it (ignoring the fact that he does not know how that even happens)
Not talking about two worlds in that sense, but in the sense that there are literally two worlds in the series and that Sonic and the animals lived in one planet and the humans on another, with games like Adventure being a special crossover thanks to "big golden rings" that connect the two. Was a big point of discussion around the time of Sonic Forces because of Iizuka mentioning it again in interviews and the stage designer of Forces saying that he depicted the stages with an alien-like language to depict that they live in a totally different and unique world.
well,somehow,the timeline breaks with every new gameI find it how consistent Izuka manages to disrupt the time line. (O ain't even sure if he really is the one)
Sonic fans when a new 3d or 2d sonic game realeases.well,somehow,the timeline breaks with every new game
The way I see it, it all started from a misunderstanding Iizuka got from early drafts made by Oshima he was confused by being made by Naka (As Ian said Iizuka told him he got that idea from Naka, even though Naka constantly denied that even back then).So how does Sonic Team explain away Sonic Adventure 1, 2, Shadow the Hedgehog, Sonic 06, and Sonic Unleashed having human characters living in Sonic's world if the new idea for the series is that the human world and Sonic's world were always separate? It especially causes a massive contradiction when you look at SA2's story for example because the concept of Project Shadow, and subsequently Shadow the Hedgehog himself, came from G.U.N. commissioning Gerald to be the head of the project.
And considering how the Chaos Emerald shrine in the Space Colony ARK, the Artificial Chaos, and even Shadow being arguably based off the mural of Super Sonic in Hidden Palace Zone implies that Gerald either knew of or explored Angel Island to learn about the Emeralds, Perfect Chaos, and even that mural then I would love to hear how all that shit could've happened outside of stupid answers like "big golden rings".
So basically:The way I see it, it all started from a misunderstanding Iizuka got from early drafts made by Oshima he was confused by being made by Naka (As Ian said Iizuka told him he got that idea from Naka, even though Naka constantly denied that even back then).
What did exist was Oshima's draft of the character stating Sonic as a character existed inside a world like the ones told in fairy tales (According to Oshima himself, Sonic isn't a hedgehog, but a Fairy that is hedgehog-like) and in a different world that is like our real world with humans, Sonic's stories are seen as tales told by a caring mother that started to write for her daughter.
It's likely Iizuka got confused by this and thought Oshima was saying that humans didn't exist in the Sonic world when they did. But like Sonic himself, they are ones you would have in fairy tales interacting with talking animals.
they already brought them back, 2 worlds is not a thing anymore, Sonic just lives on EarthSo basically:
This whole idea could've come from a misunderstanding? I can't help but wonder if I should feel simultaneously impressed and annoyed at such a talent to reach such quick conclusions without looking deeper into it. Regardless, I really do hope that this idea eventually expires and they bring back humans again because not gonna lie, Sonic's world feels oddly empty without humans
Really? That's good to hear, because I was deeply worried that SEGA and Sonic Team would even entertain the idea of two worlds where humans and Sonic live separately.they already brought them back, 2 worlds is not a thing anymore, Sonic just lives on Earth
Or a vague "Sonic's world". At least from their projects, Ian said that a world map defining how the planet works is on the table, but he's unsure how they are going to approach it because it gives the feeling of "this is the world" and they won't be able to add new locations after that.they already brought them back, 2 worlds is not a thing anymore, Sonic just lives on Earth
i thought that this was common knowledge? like, with Tailstube, Ian talking about it constantly, human places appearing in IDW, etc, but maybe i was wrongReally? That's good to hear, because I was deeply worried that SEGA and Sonic Team would even entertain the idea of two worlds where humans and Sonic live separately.Though humans need to appear in the games and in the IDW comic so, come on guys, don't be cowards and add them in after years of nothing.
i mean, they do say "how on Earth"Or a vague "Sonic's world". At least from their projects, Ian said that a world map defining how the planet works is on the table, but he's unsure how they are going to approach it because it gives the feeling of "this is the world" and they won't be able to add new locations after that.
The closest we got was Witchcart appearing in IDW Sonic lolThough humans need to appear in the games and in the IDW comic so, come on guys, don't be cowards and add them in after years of nothing.
No I mean like physically appear on screen or panel because, you can correct me if I'm wrong here, but I don't think a human character hasn't appeared in a Sonic game since Unleashed nor has a human shown up in the comics since the Post Genesis Archie Sonic run. It's like humans are just as important to Sonic's world as everything else so I don't know why there's all this hesitation to bring them backi thought that this was common knowledge? like, with Tailstube, Ian talking about it constantly, human places appearing in IDW, etc, but maybe i was wrong
Maginaryworld is part of the multiverse, I don’t know why it would be considered separate considering it’s stated to be a parallel world in magazines.Wondering, is MW accepted as separate from the TailsTube established infinite multiverse, or one dimension within that multiverse?
So you want the source? OkayIf it’s parallel then, wouldn’t that mean every universe in Sonic is 2-A?
Also can you link which magazine says it, I’m looking at some Dreamcast magazine scans and it’s not there.
Even the manuals state that maginaryworld is another dimension and another worldCan you link which magazine says it, I’m looking at some Dreamcast magazine scans and it’s not there.
It’s called a parallel world of Sonic’s world in the magazine I linked before that message.I know, it’s just that “another world” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s inside the multiverse, and since MW itself is infinite it being infinitely smaller than the total multiverse is kind of a hard sell.
what a "multiverse" encompasses is dependent on each individual verseI know, it’s just that “another world” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s inside the multiverse, and since MW itself is infinite it being infinitely smaller than the total multiverse is kind of a hard sell.
that is not the only way for that to happen......don't see the logic you are using hereYeah that’s why I asked for that, now the only way for MW to not be in the TailsTube multiverse is for Sonic’s universe to be at the absolute edge of said multiverse which, is pretty unlikely.
Ian Flynn has said that Sonic’s multiverse is infinite, how would it have an edge?Yeah that’s why I asked for that, now the only way for MW to not be in the TailsTube multiverse is for Sonic’s universe to be at the absolute edge of said multiverse which, is pretty unlikely.
It's clear that the multiverse is now considered Infinite in size.Ian Flynn has said that Sonic’s multiverse is infinite, how would it have an edge?
The definition of edge is the outside limit of an object, area, or surface.The edge of an infinite multiverse is infinity.
Penrose diagrams disagree.The definition of edge is the outside limit of an object, area, or surface.
Infinity is limitless.
Here’s the thing with that, Penrose diagrams are not meant to prove anything about infinity, they are just a way of representing the causal structure of spacetimes that may or may not be infinite. Penrose diagrams are highly distorted, so they do not show the true shape or size of the spacetime regions they depict. They only preserve the angles between light rays, which are shown as 45-degree diagonals. The boundaries of a Penrose diagram do not necessarily correspond to edges or boundaries of the actual spacetime, they may represent singularities, horizons, or points at infinityPenrose diagrams disagree.
Well there is also other realms and statements before Tailstube said anything about infinite/endless possibilitiesHas smthn new come up besides the endless possibilities thing