Lenyo456
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And how would Sonic know that normally? He hardly knows about Eggman's plans until they happen, and it would be even harder for him to know that he could go back in the past using the little planet plateseggman wants to screw the past to conquer the future?
time is that even in real life, what do you think a "temporal dimension" in a space time is? and considering that tails specifies that classic did time travel in generations when he went back to his time, then it is clear that he is using the term "dimension" in this sense rather than "another universe"
shadow's case doesn't involve time travel, they are natural ocuring diversions of events, not the same situation
That's not my point, what I want to say is that: Timelines are not created by temporal changes, but by different events. this is what the blog itself wants to say.then explain modern Silver as a whole, because he shows that when you change the past, the future changes and doesn't create other timelines
since all the different timelines created in the series are made by this, and this is what happens in Sonic Mania, when Eggman finds the phantom ruby earlier than he should (Pre-forces)
My point is strengthened with Sonic Generations, where there is Stardust speedway from the bad future, although if the good ending is the canonical one, that makes the bad ending a different timeline. And even if you want to argue that this can be derived from Sonic getting all the time stones, the two endings could be a different timeline. Not necessarily changing the future, as both follow the same order of events, and that's what's important for a timeline
About Silver, that's what I said, time travel affects only with the past/future of the current timeline that you are. (not affecting Mania's for example), but by doing that he creates another timeline (again in Generations, seeing still the existence of Crisis City, even though that future shouldn't exist)