>>1088738 If I get the ponies preggers would our children be centaurs or something else? Not that i ever would fuck a pony, I would breed the fuck out of the equestria girls version of them though.

>>1088801 It would be an unholy mess. Don't fuck the horses.

>>1088738 >>1088801 >the horsefuckers are here plague be upon ye

>>1088738 >>1088801

>>1088812 Your future centaur wife cried because of this. >>1088811 Nah you don't need to nearly every other horsefucker is a giant faggot. That creates enough suffering.

>>1088722 >so 06 was in character for him... Yes it's always been in character for Sonic, they were going to give Sonic a Jessica Rabbit style girlfriend with Madonna, but that idea was shot down by SEGA of America I believe. And even outside of a romantic relationship, Sonic has bonded with girls, if we count the ones from Secret rings and Black Knight. Then there are case like Shadow and Maria or Rouge and topaz, where regardless of their being romance in those relationships or not, they treat each other as equals. There are even some Human NPC characters you can talk to as Amy in Sonic Adventure 1 that show interest in her, because Amy is treated no differently than just a cute girl.

>>1088828 I think an important part of Sonic that's been forgotten is that he is the coolest dude in the world. He originally seemed to be a massive celebrity, with at least as much fame as he had in real life. He can get any bitch he wants. This is part of the reason he doesn't care about Amy. It's not that he isn't interested in girls, it's that he's drowning in so much pussy that he just doesn't care. He takes it for granted.

>>1088877 I thought that it was just him being all about freedom. Being tied down in a relationship would go against that.

>>1088878 It can be both.

>>1088877 >>1088878 Part of the issue with Amy for Sonic is she was just a fangirl essentially. She has a pure heart, but she also had a parasocial relationship with Sonic. It's canon now that she used her Tarot cards before the events of Sonic CD, already hoping to meet Sonic during the Little Planet appearance, the tarot cards warned her of the dangers. Those being Metal Sonic, but she ignored that reading and reshuffled the last card so it'd say she'd meet her Knight in Shining armor. Amy, through whatever means, has the Uncanny ability to predict where Sonic will be. Amy was determined to get what she wants, to the degree she is Headstrong and unreasonable. She didn't really care if Sonic wanted to be in a relationship with her, Sonic WAS going to marry her. Amy's Devotion to Sonic was both her biggest strength and biggest weakness. When Amy encountered Sonic in that game she was suffocating him with her Affection, Sonic could clearly see that Amy was WAY too into him to be healthy. He saved her when she was in danger, of course, but once she was safe he had no desire to stick around. It is only after having frequently encountering Amy over enough Adventures, that Sonic finally decides to give her a chance and goes on a canonical date with her. That's referenced in Sonic and the Black Knight, It's actually why he had 2 chilldogs at the start, one was going to be for Amy. Amy did show eventually Growth from her obsession and matured, but it took time for her to become less childish in her desires when it came to Sonic. It should be noted that Amy's issues are supposed to be Comical in nature, she's not a character that's meant to be taken seriously when it comes to her being a "stalker." It's supposed to be funny that Sonic is the fastest being in the world, and the only thing he actually runs away from in fear is a Cute Pink Girl.

>>1088878 >>1088962 Ross Scott got the impression that Sonic had no interest in Amy because she's a kid. >>1088154 Rouge's big ears with additional bunny ears looks strange.

>>1088469 Any vidya short race would count I guess. I can immediately think of a few different ones myself. With how popular shortstacks and short races in general are I'm very surprised more devs don't add them to their games. Or does the character need to be flirty to count as such for you?

>>1088540 guess this is the furry general now

>>1089032 >>1089037 >>1089073 >>1089075 Get in the gas chamber

>>1089020 >Ross Scott got the impression that Sonic had no interest in Amy because she's a kid That is essentially it, but there is also the fact Sonic has never really expressed romantic interest in anyone, Sonic we know is as free as the wind, he never ties himself down to one place, he will go where ever he pleases and "please where he goes" Ha Duke quote When you actually look at the relationship between Elise and Sonic in 06, it isn't Necessarily meant to be a romantic one. It's more so that Elise had never had the chance to live her life in a sincere way, she had The responsibility to lead her Kingdom in her father's Absence, and she was forced to be strong and never cry. She always had to put on a brave face for her people. Sonic allowed her to finally let loose for once in her life, that's what caused her to genuinely love Sonic. It wasn't really on a physical attraction level, it was a deep appreciation for him. The kiss at the end of Sonic 06 is meant to be the kind of magical kiss like in Sleeping Beauty or Snow White. The magic of Pure love restoring Sonic's Spirit with the power of the Chaos Emerald turning Elise's thoughts into power. This all just didn't work for the Audience, because it's hard to take such a meaningful and dramatic relationship between a realistic Final Fantasy CGI style princess, and a cartoon Hedgehog seriously, Especially when the Princess is 17, and doesn't have a boyfriend, and there is a whole subplot between her and Amy and their love for Sonic. The game really can makes you uncomfortable with the concept if you understandably struggle with accepting the idea of the relationship. Another interesting fact is that the relationship with Sonic and Elise is kind of one-sided, Sonic does care for Elise, and he Mourns her Supposed death when he fails to save her the first time, but Elise is far more attached to Sonic, than he is to her. That's kind of just how Sonic is in general, Sonic always stays the same, but everyone he meets in his life is positively effected by him. Sonic travels meet people who need him, helps them and moves on. When you know the original concept for Sonic, he was always intended to be a sort of Mythical figure. As in that original concept. "Pics related" When we look at just the game universe, my interpretation is that Sonic is the physical embodiment of Nature/Mother Earth's will. Sonic exists to right the Ballance of any situation he is in, be it people's personal troubles, or Eggman exploiting natural resources. Sonic exists to be a force for good in the world, but he also lives appreciating everything life has to offer.

>>1089032 sad

>>1089037 These images bother me because Sonic interacts with several genies throughout the series and instead of using those characters they went with Blaze. Clearly should have been Shahra. Though I guess she's the Genie of the Ring, not the Genie of the Lamp. But the Genie of the Lamp is a guy, and that's gay. HOWEVER, Sonic Riders essentially reveals that the Babylon Rogues are genies. I guess genies were just birds mixed with the myth of the Babylon Guardian. And also they're aliens. So the myth of genies actually came from distorted tales of aliens and their tech. The Arabian Nights was written based on this. So if anything, the real figures Shahra and Erazor Djinn are based on would have been birds. Shahra also refers to The Ifrit Golem as a djinn, even though it's clearly a robot. But if legends of djinns are actually based on the alien babylonians and their advanced technology, this makes a degree of sense. It's also notable that the Ifrit is a real creature in Sonic's world, and the Ifrit Golem just seems like a counterpart of it in the Arabian Nights world. The "real" Ifrit was discovered by Eggman Nega in (yet another) alternate dimension, then unleashed upon Sonic's world and Silver's (good) future. It's important to note that there are two Silvers from two alternate futures, though. The Silver that fought the Ifrit was created at the end of Sonic '06 when the original Silver's actions got Sonic to erase his whole timeline from existence and replace it with a good timeline. The original Silver was from a Bad Future ruined by Iblis, a fire demon that turned out to be half of Solaris, some sort of fire time sun god, that also seems like it might have been created by scientists in Soleanna. But the reason I bring it up is because Iblis and The Ifrit seem extremely similar, and when you go to The Ifrit's dimension, The Chaotic Inferno, in Sonic Rivals 2, it looks almost exactly like Crisis City, from Silver's Bad Future in Sonic '06. My point is that The Ifrit may well be the same as Iblis. Iblis's second half, Mephiles, was sort of brought back by The Time Eater's actions in Shadow Generations. Also, the original Silver and his Bad Future were already shown to sort of be brought back by The Time Eater's actions in Sonic Generations. Crisis City still seems to be on fire, so it sure seems to me like Iblis still exists there. So my hypothesis is that The Chaotic Inferno is literally Crisis City, and The Ifrit is literally Iblis. And The Ifrit seems to be the inspiration for the legend of a djinn, popularized in 1001 Arabian Nights, which is a fictional book in Sonic's world (and our world) but also a real dimension, and Sonic's actions in that dimension impact the actual book in the real world. BUT! In Sonic '06, Blaze sacrifices herself by absorbing Iblis into herself and then going to another dimension. Blaze's story in this game makes no sense because she's from the future and not another dimension, as she was in Sonic Rush. Fans have reconciled this by saying that the other dimension Blaze went to must have been the Sol dimension from Sonic Rush, even though that game came out first. But maybe it just plain takes place after Sonic '06, or maybe Sonic '06's time travel resulted in Blaze not just going to another dimension, but also back in time. But my point is, I guess Blaze actually sort of does have genie powers. She's not literally a genie, but I suppose the claim is arguable. She's sort of a genie. But does this mean she could be captured in a lamp? Iblis (as part of Solaris) was held on a candle before. So maybe. Maybe I just talked myself into accepting that that porn is close enough to canon for me to tolerate. But I'm not done yet! Because Iblis also appears in the Knuckles TV series, set in the universe of the movie. In it, it's revealed that before he ever met Eggman or Sonic, Knuckles beat a fire demon and stole "The Flames of Disaster" from it. The Flames of Disaster are what Silver from the Bad Future, as well as Blaze, call Iblis. So it sure seems like in movie continuity, Knuckles absorbed Iblis, like Blaze did in Sonic '06. Knuckles and Blaze are already alternate universe versions of each other, so perhaps this makes more sense than it seems at first. But Iblis is already a multidimensional being that exists across time. So could Iblis be the same thing in all dimensions? It was absorbed by Blaze but then continued existing anyway because of time travel bullshit, as seen in the final act of the game. Maybe after being beaten in the Chaotic Inferno, or maybe even earlier, before at least some of the events of Sonic '06 (that game jumps around through different time periods a lot), it also existed in the movie universe. >tl;dr: I was gonna argue that Blaze shouldn't be a genie, and the genie should have instead been Shahra or maybe Wave, but then I sort of talked myself into believing that maybe Blaze is sort of a genie. There was also a dog-like Genie in #115 of the Archie comics, but that story was lame and gay. >>1089246 >When you know the original concept for Sonic, he was always intended to be a sort of Mythical figure. As in that original concept. This is an important point that Sega and the writers of the various adaptations really should remember. >Sonic is the physical embodiment of Nature/Mother Earth's will. Naw, I see Sonic as the embodiment of life. He's clearly the good counterpart of Chaos, as they both use the Chaos Emeralds at the same time, but Sonic uses the positive energy. But since the first game, the Chaos Emeralds are the source of all life, but can also bring great destruction. Chaos is the God of Destruction, so if Sonic is his good counterpart, he's essentially the God of Life. Life correlates with things like freedom, or even movement (and speed is just a lot of movement). The Master Emerald controls the Chaos Emeralds, and again is used for both good and evil. Good when used by Knuckles, evil when used by Eggman. So you could say they're like the gods of Control, or Order. The Rings of Order were a scrapped concept for Sonic X-Treme, and some elements from that story eventually seemed to evolve into Sonic Adventure, with Chaos and Pachacmac. Though the writers of both games act like they were acting independently of each other. I guess they were just both working off of the concepts of Dark Elders involved with the Chaos Emeralds, who seemed to be ancestors of Knuckles.

>>1089281 >But the Genie of the Lamp is a guy, and that's gay. It's a fucking genie. Just wish that the guy was a girl.

>>1089282 Yeah but how many wishes do you get? I'd rather just start off with the genie from Hot Chick Heaven. Plus, the Genie of the Lamp is evil. Even though he's literally the genie from Aladdin. So he's basically Robin Williams. Shahra also looks just like Merlina. Are they alternate universe versions of each other? Sure. But they're also in books. So perhaps it's more that both are essentially the idealized female form. They're what the perfect female lead looks like. Because if the legends are based on things from real life, they're different than in the books, because in real life, genies are birds. So Shahra is basically the ideal woman. That's canon.

>>1089281 Clicked into this thread expecting midna pics, ended up reading sonic autism. >Because Iblis also appears in the Knuckles TV series, set in the universe of the movie. All this universe shit just confuses my brain. I mean it's cool they decided to take a piece from 06 but ok, knuckles (movie????) has a fire demon inside him

>>1088487 >4th pic She's a chipmunk

>>1089289 >but ok, knuckles (movie????) has a fire demon inside him Oh yeah I forgot to delve into this as deeply as I should have. See Knuckles isn't even the main character in the TV series, Wade Whipple is. So in the movies, Sonic gets adopted by this human cop from Montana named Tom Wachowski. After Sonic 2, Tails and Knuckles are adopted by him and his wife as well. Wade is Tom's deputy. He's a big fat jewish guy who looks like Bartleby's Bitch. Knuckles basically takes Wade under his wing to train him to be a warrior, and they go to Reno so Wade can enter a bowling tournament. Knuckles chooses Wade because the ghost of Pachacmac told him to. In this version Pachacmac is a good guy and not a warmonger who nearly wiped out the Chao and destroyed the world. Or maybe he still did that but became a good guy after he died. Idk. Anyway, at one point Pachacmac appears to Wade and tells him the story of how Knuckles, when he was a kid, was sent by his dad to beat the fire demon and get The Flames of Disaster. The fact that Knuckles's dad appears got Ken Penders upset and he threatened to sue Paramount, but I guess he chickened out. Also Knuckles' dad has a moustache and people convinced Penders that it was literally based on him. But actually what it was was budget constraints, because that entire episode of Knuckles fighting the fire demon and absorbing The Flames of Disaster is told in puppet form. They make a joke about how this was done to save money. So everything in the episode, including the demon, is a puppet, except for Knuckles, who is Wade in a Knuckles costume. After the story, Wade gets captured by his former bowling partner who is also a bounty hunter hired by rogue GUN agents. After the guy locks him in a cage, Wade remembers the story of Knuckles and the Flames of Disaster and summons them himself to do a super fire jump and burst through the roof of the cage. This is the only time he uses the powers, but seemingly Wade also has a bit of The Flames of Disaster inside him. Surely this will have incredible implications for the lore. Except Wade barely even appeared in Sonic 3. He only made a brief cameo. And you're thinking "good," but I'm just saying, he was the main character of the recent TV series, so honestly I kind of would have rather have seen him instead of Tom. But I suppose Sonic is barely even friends with Wade, so it wouldn't make as much sense. Also the Knuckles TV series legitimately sucks balls, and Sonic 3 is the only good entry in that entire universe, so I guess I shouldn't be complaining. >tl;dr: Movie Knuckles has the Flames of Disaster inside him, which seemingly is what happened to Blaze at the end of Sonic '06, and might explain her fire powers. Blaze is literally alt-universe Knuckles, so this kind of makes sense. But also Knuckles's big fat jewish friend Wade Whipple has The Flames of Disaster, too, but he only uses the power once and then his ability to use it is never mentioned again.

>>1089289 >>1089297 >the Jewish version of Knuckles has a demon inside him What did they mean by this?

>>1088806 >pic god i hate the jews...

>>1089319 That fucking pic killed the childhood of a great deal of Americans and of about 80% of russians.

>>1089325 >and of about 80% of russians a fair bit of slavs in general, ukranians included, and i say them explicitly because some part of me thinks that the faggots did that in some part to fuck with the russians due to the whole gadget cult thing

No, you like thick vaguely elf-like shorties

>>1089327 They did it because Russia invaded Ukraine 2 months before. It was payback for that and a lot of other things, and there was nothing anybody could do about it. It was among the Jews, real kike shit.

>>1089331 >and there was nothing anybody could do about it. Other than eventually nuking the san andreas fault and dropping Hollywood into the Pacific ocean. >>1088806 >>1089303 They also had Ugly Sonic in that movie in what I assume that they assumed was some sort of epic "own the chuds" maneuver.

>>1089334 Misquoted. Meant for >>1089319

>>1089289 >All this universe shit just confuses my brain. I forgot to address this. So there are game universes and there are non-game universes. Or I should say canon universes and non-canon universes, because the IDW comics and Sonic Prime aren't games but are considered canon to the games, and Sonic Prime is about alt universes. There are also alternate futures and timelines that are effectively alternate dimensions. I'll include them in the list. >Game Universes >Main universe Almost all games take place here. Simple enough. >Special Stage An alternate dimension where the Chaos Emeralds normally reside. >Sonic CD Bad Future If you don't get all the Time Stones or destroy Eggman's robot-making machines in the past, this is the future you end up with. Sonic 4 Episode Metal has Metal Sonic be rescued from here, but seemingly without time travel. So the Bad Future might be the canon one, and it was only one year in the future. >Sonic CD Good Future If you get the Time Stones or go back in time and destroy Eggman's robot-making machines in the past. Seemingly not canon. >Maginaryworld The world of dreams. Only ever seen (or referenced) in Sonic Shuffle. >Sol Dimension This is the universe Blaze the Cat is from. It's only seen in Sonic Rush and Sonic Rush Adventure. Eggman Nega is also from here. He's like alt-universe Eggman and they team up. In Sonic Rush Adventure they introduce the Jeweled Scepter, which controls The Power of the Stars, which is the power to create and sustain alternate dimensions. It was never mentioned again except one time in the Archie comics. >Sonic '06 timeline (including Silver's Bad Future) Silver is from a post-apocalyptic future so he goes back in time to change history so the world doesn't end up post-apocalyptic. Blaze is from this future. She absorbs Iblis, The Flames of Disaster that destroyed the future, and then goes to another dimension with it. This seemingly contradicts her being from another dimension in Sonic Rush, but maybe she went back in time (she does go back in time several times in Sonic '06) or maybe Rush just takes place after. Anyway Silver goes to Sonic's time (the Present), but then Sonic ends up going ten years into the past to destroy the villain when it was still very weak. This erases all the events of the game from continuity, including Silver and the Future he's from. In Sonic Generations, The Time Eater messes up the timeline and seemingly brings back Silver's Bad Future, and the original Silver, but it's not like it's making this the main future again. After Generations, this future goes away again. So now it's probably like an alt dimension or something. >Silver's Good Future In Sonic Rivals, which came out like a week after Sonic '06, Silver is introduced again, brand new. Casuals would think this is a contradiction, but it isn't, because Sonic erased Silver and their meeting at the end of Sonic '06. This is a new Silver from the new, non-post apocalyptic future. Turns out Eggman Nega is also from here. This again seemingly contradicts Sonic Rush, but Nega can time and dimension hop like nobody's business, so whatever. Nega here is revealed to be Eggman's descendant who hates him because he ruined their family name (even though Nega never once refers to himself as a Robotnik), so he wants to kill Eggman. This would seemingly erase himself from existence, but whatever. He doesn't give a fuck. >1001 Arabian Nights Sonic gets sucked into the book 1001 Arabian Nights and fights The Genie from Aladdin, who wants to take over all the stories in the book, or something like that. To use sci-fi terminology the games would never use, it's unclear if this is an alternate dimension and the book just reflects the events of that dimension, or if it's a pocket dimension literally inside the book. Maybe it's fiction that's real in a pocket dimension but still only loosely based on events in real life, because genies are sort of real in Sonic's world, but turns out they're actually alien birds with advanced tech that looks like magic carpets. >The Chaotic Inferno In Sonic Rivals 2, Eggman Nega discovers an alternate dimension called The Chaotic Inferno, home to The Ifrit, a fire demon. The Chaotic Inferno is a burning city with fire tornados made by the local fire demon. In short, it seems exactly like Silver's Bad Future, specifically the level Crisis City. They never draw the connection, but this makes sense because no characters (except maybe Blaze) would remember Silver's Bad Future or Crisis City (and Blaze wasn't in Rivals 2). >King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table Another book Sonic gets sucked into. Same rules apply as before, and in fact the main supporting character, Merlina, looks exactly like the main supporting character from Arabian Nights, Shahra. So it's like they're alternate versions of each other. Anyway spoilers but turns out Sonic is the real King Arthur. That's only in an alternate/pocket dimension, but while there could be a real King Arthur in the real world, such events are never mentioned. Or maybe the book is like a portal to the past. But no I think that's actually a bit of a stretch. >The Twilight Cage So back in the day Knuckles' ancestors were fighting another tribe, and to get power, Chief Pachacmac tried to steal the Chaos Emeralds from the Chao, and killed the Chao, so Chaos went nuts and killed them all. But what happened to the other tribe? Sonic Chronicles reveals that they were captured by some sort of godlike being called Argus (in mythology, Argus is the being that killed Echidna, the mother of monsters) and sent to a dimension called The Twilight Cage. >White Space In Sonic Generations, when The Time Eater the times/places it goes through are frozen and sent to a dimension called White Space. I'm a little unclear on the mechanics of this. It's worth noting that Sonic Generations only had a thin excuse plot and you clearly weren't supposed to think about it. >Classic Timeline In Sonic Generations, The Time Eater goes back in time and attacks Sonic in the past, and this seemingly splits the timeline. Past Sonic, called "Classic Sonic," meets present Sonic, called "Modern Sonic. Modern Sonic doesn't remember experiencing the events from Classic's point of view, so this implies it's an alternate timeline now. Classic Sonic later reappears in Sonic Forces, which, from his point of view, follows immediately from the events of Sonic Mania, and leads directly into the events of Sonic Mania's Encore Mode. HOWEVER, even though it's an alternate dimension, Sega seems pretty adamant that they didn't do that on purpose, even though they explicitly say Classic Sonic is "Sonic from another dimension" in Sonic Forces. So just assume that their histories are the same except for when they definitely can't be. The IDW comics have done stories about Classic Sonic, and these are sometimes referenced by characters in the present. So like Sonic Mania technically happens in the Classic Sonic timeline, but you can just sort of act like something pretty similar also happened to Modern Sonic, but I guess it didn't lead into him getting warped to the future to participate in Sonic Forces. But he should know who The Hard Boiled Heavies are. >The Shatterspaces In Sonic Prime, the TV show which is supposedly canon to the games, Sonic breaks a gem called The Paradox Prism and shatters the universe into multiple universes. These universes have names I think but I forget and they're boring so I don't care. There's a universe where a team of Eggmen won, a jungle universe, a pirate universe, and a barren universe with no life. And the main universe, but it's left frozen or something. I think it's notable that the three important alt universes all resemble alt universes that already existed in games and adaptations. The Sol Dimension was already established as being a pirate dimension in Sonic Rush Adventure, for example. More on this later. >The Void The Void is the space between universes in Sonic Prime. This might be interesting for hardcore autists, which I'll explain shortly. >Cyber Space In Sonic Frontiers they go to The Starfall Islands, where The Ancients lived. The Ancients are ancient aliens who had super tech including this cyber world they could warp to, and the world is made based on the user's memories, so basically Sonic goes to old level layouts from previous games, but they look all cyber now. Oh yeah The Ancients are the ancestors of Chaos and the Chao, and they brought the Chaos Emeralds with them from space, following the signal of the Master Emerald, which was already on Earth. Of course, adaptations introduced more universes, because they're all alternate continuities. But they don't really cross over.... much. Also some of them introduce their own alt universes. >Story Comic The first Sonic adaptation was a short manga miniseries adapting the first game. It's pretty accurate but uses Sonic's band which was dummied out of Sonic 1, and Eggman's goal is to boil the world's largest egg. Okay, actually there are many adaptations that are short like this. I guess I won't mention every single one. I'll focus on the more important ones. >Shogakukan manga This company published actually like eight different Sonic manga series at the same time. Each was aimed at a different grade level, 1-6, and then there was a series of specials, and one more that seemed to be in a more all-ages magazine or something. They're technically different series, but sometimes an idea is introduced in one and then just used in the other like you already know it. So they're sort of separate continuities but sort of not. Anyway this is important because Amy and Charmy are originally from here. It's basically the only time a thing from an adaptation got put in the games. Vector also appeared here before the games, but only minorly, and actually Vector was designed to be in Sonic's band in Sonic 1, before the whole band concept got cut. >Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog

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Comedy cartoon. Pretty well liked. >The Warp of Confusion This is essentially this show's adaptation of The Special Stage. Dr. Robotnik sealed his crazy cousin, Dr. Warpnik in here. Dr. Warpnik seems like an even bigger threat than Robotnik. >Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) The cartoon that's actually about Princess Sally and the Freedom Fighters. Pre-production materials say this was intended to be the same continuity as Adventures, but later, after Robotnik has more solidified his hold on the world. Fans might argue that there are contradictions that prevent this from working, but whatever. The two shows don't directly reference each other much, but the pilot of SatAM is a lot lighter in tone, more like a mid-point between the tones of the two shows. Also, the last episode of Adventures, Sonic Christmas Blast, features Princess Sally, and she looks like she does in the SatAM pilot, where she is pink instead of brown. The Archie Comics, though an alternate continuity, explain this. >The Void In this series, when Robotnik took over, he sent The King into an alternate dimension called The Void. He also sent royal wizard Naugus there. Sonic and Sally almost rescue them but due to being stuck there so long, if they leave they'll turn to crystal. They're not rescued by the time the series ends.

>Archie Comics This universe was originally like the tone of Adventures with the characters from SatAM. Sally was originally pink but later her design changed to match the later episodes of the show. A later story would say that shortly before the first issue, she fell in a vat of paint, and that's why she looked like that for the earliest issues. This comic would continue for 25 years and get mega autistic. Its world is known as Mobius, and its main universe is known as Mobius-Prime. >The Void At first they say this is where Robotnik sent The King, but Sonic gets in and out too easily, so they later say actually this is a separate dimension that isn't even that important. >The Special Stage It's a wacky chaos dimension, but eventually Super Sonic and Hyper Knuckles (who is really like Super Knuckles from the games) fight in there and destroy the whole dimension. >The Zone of Silence This is where The King and Naugus were actually sent. They are both eventually rescued, or escape, because it turns out Naugus is evil. Many years later, Tails sent the Chaos Emeralds into the Zone of Silence and their power turned it into The Special Stage. I guess a new Special Stage. They don't really acknowledge that an old one used to exist. >The Cosmic Interstate This is the space between dimensions in this continuity, so a little bit like The Void from Sonic Prime. Actually much like it. But because this is more cartoony, there's literally a highway that Sonic can run on to go between universes. There are very many universes, but I'll only talk about the most important ones. >Moebius Originally this didn't have a name, or was just called Anti-Mobius, but it was the home of the Anti-Freedom Fighters. Basically it's the universe where the good guys are bad and the bad guys (Robotnik) are good. It's a blatant ripoff of Earth-Three and The Crime Syndicate from DC comics. When current writer Ian Flynn was hired in 2006, the very first thing he did was have Anti-Sonic actually become cool. He realized he was a copy and set out to make himself different. He forced his "friends" (underlings) to change their names, and changed the name of his universe from Mobius to Moebius. The point is sort of that he's not actually good at setting himself apart because he still ultimately defines himself based on Sonic. >The No-Zone This is the world of the Zone Corps who try to police interdimensional activity. It's not a Parallel Dimension, but a Perpendicular Dimension, so if other people from other dimensions come here, everything is sideways to them. Kind of clever, I guess. >Image Comics universe Sonic crossed over with Image Comics one time. Instead of doing cool shit with Spawn and Savage Dragon, it was mostly about new characters created by Ken Penders for a comic that only ever got one issue. One of these characters, Dr. Ian Droid, is clearly supposed to be the original Robotnik reborn in a new body in a different universe after he was killed by his nephew Snivley in issue #50. Knuckles was destined to be the real hero of everything, but Knuckles didn't kill Robotnik. I guess he would have eventually, if Penders could have ever gotten "The Lost Ones" off the ground. Hilariously, he once made a live-action attempt at an adaptation, and got Sean Young, the female lead of Blade Runner (among other good movies) to be in it. She ruined her career after going crazy when she got replaced by Kim Basinger in Batman because she was injured in a horse riding scene that ended up being cut from the movie anyway. She then stalked Tim Burton, trying to be cast as Catwoman in Batman Returns, and got blacklisted from Hollywood, and eventually ended up being directed by Ken Penders. That poor woman. >Archie Comics Universe One time Sonic met Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Actually it might have happened twice, I forget. Sabrina is of course part of the larger Archie universe. Now I'm not the biggest expert on Sabrina lore, but one of these issues seemed to show that Sabrina was temporarily de-aged to be a middle aged, like in the late '90s cartoon, but then she got aged up to being a teenager again at the end. So I guess that cartoon is canon to the main Archieverse? I gotta learn more Archie lore. >Blaze's dimension Sonic Rush and Rush Adventure are loosely adapted here. So Blaze is still from another dimension. Eggman Nega is only lightly referenced, but there are references to the Zone Corps treating him as their most wanted man. >Silver's future Silver's future changes but there's nothing about Sonic going back in time and erasing their first meeting (and the first version of Silver) entirely. Every time Silver's future changes, it seems like he remembers it. Or at least most times. There's a big one coming up. >Sonic Genesis timeline Robotnik temporarily resets the timeline so that in the present, everyone is only meeting for the first time, and events similar to Sonic 1 and 2 happen again (but they never happened before in this timeline). Sonic manages to revert things, though, but this event is important in history, as it weakened reality or something and led to Robotnik meeting Dr. Wily. Oh yeah. >Mega Man (Archie Comics) There was a Mega Man comic published by Archie and written by the guy who made Sonic. It was pretty good. It crossed over with Sonic. >Worlds Collide timeline Robotnik and Wily merged the universes for this 12 issue arc and it was awesome. All the comic-exclusive elements were erased, so it was like just the games crossed over. If you're gonna read any Sonic comic, this should be it. >Post-Super Genesis Wave timeline After the crossover, Sonic's world didn't quite go back to normal. Due to Ken Penders somehow actually winning a lawsuit against Archie comics, large swaths of the comic's history wasn't allowed to be referenced anymore. So they did a DC-style reality warping event and now history was more like the games, but also still very much continuing on from before. Over the course of the rest of the comic, they'd give new backstories that were a little different from before but not terribly different. Like before, a character named Mammoth Mogul owned Casinopolis Zone and the Super Special Sonic Search and Smash Squad worked for him. And in the future, Mogul was reformed and was Silver's mentor. Now Breezie the Hedgehog (that one robot Hedgehog that tried to sexually molest Sonic in that one episode of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog) owned Casino Park, and the S6 Squad worked for her. And in the future, Professor Von Schlemmer (also from Adventures) was now Silver's Mentor. >Sol Dimension This is technically the same as the previous Sol Dimension. Actually, due to the Jeweled Scepter, when Eggman and Wily changed history, this dimension was relatively unaffected, even protecting an old Metal Sonic who ended up there, but whose history was erased from the main timeline. >Silver's Future This world was more changed than the Sol Dimension, but I guess technically it's the same dimension as before but changed. >Sonic the Comic The British Sonic Comic from the '90s. It's its own continuity. The world is also called Mobius, though. In the Archie Comics, "Zones" refers to alternate dimensions, but in this comic it's honestly a bit unclear if it refers to dimensions or just regions. Or maybe it's both. >The Nameless Zone In this continuity it turns out Tails is from another zone called The Nameless Zone which is like medieval inspired. Unlike other zones, Tails always travels here through a portal, so idk if it's like an alt dimension or something. Maybe it's just far away and the portal helps. But anyway he wrote letters home and told them he was the hero and Sonic was his sidekick. Hilarity ensues while he fights goblins and stuff. >The Special Zone The Chaotix and Knack the Weasel (known as Fang the Sniper in Japanese games and Fang the Hunter in modern appearances) are from here. It's originally a chaotic dimension, as it's based on The Special Stages from the games, but later they reveal that chaotic part is only one part of it, and Sonic goes further into it to a place called New Tek City on Planet Meridian. It's not that weird. Many years later, in the semi-official fan continuation of the comic (the original creators sign off and even contribute to it), Shadow destroyed this whole dimension and the many lovable characters we met there. >Shanazar A micro-world which is actually in the regular world but really really small. But later this world got merged with the main world, so its zones now exist in the regular world. >Earth At one point Amy and a character called Tekno start going to different universes with a thing called The Ring of Eternity, and they go to Earth. The Earthlings become concerned about this alien threat, and it leads to some stuff in the main universe too. >OVA >World of The Sky

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>World of Darkness The OVA is its own standalone continuity, and though referenced in other works, never crossed over. In it there are two dimensions. The main one is The World of the Sky, which isn't a cloud world or anything. It's basically a normal world. The characters also go underground and through a portal and end up in a place called The World of Darkness, which looks like a post-apocalyptic New York, or maybe you could say Station Square (though this predates Sonic Adventure by a few years). >Sonic Underground The TV show Sonic Underground is its own continuity. It shares similarities with SatAM but I don't think anyone considers it to be the same. In one issue of the Archie Comics, that continuity crosses over with Underground. It's a very important issue in the story, so it can't really be overlooked. Anti-Sonic just takes the Cosmic Interstate to go to the Sonic Underground universe, and he confuses Underground Robotnik with Robo-Robotnik, who hired him to collect the pieces of a superweapon called The Giant Borg. This was basically the first part of the story that led to Robo-Robotnik becoming the main villain of the series, as real Robotnik had died back in issue #50. >Sonic X >Sonic's World >Chris's World Sonic X is its own continuity where Sonic travels from an animal world to a human world. It then adapts games like Sonic Adventure 1 and 2, but in the games, no dimension hopping is necessary. There is an Archie Comics adaptation of this series which fans will point out doesn't slot perfectly into any spot in the series continuity, but whatever man. It crosses over with the main Archie series, so the two Sonic X universes are actually part of the wider Archie multiverse, just like Underground is. >Sonic Boom Its own continuity. Though it has three video games, the real main part is the cartoon series. It also had a short lived comic series which crossed over with the main Archie comics. In this arc, Worlds Unite, the worlds also cross over with pretty much every Sega and Capcom universe. It's pretty cool but not as good as the first Sonic/Mega Man crossover. >Movie Its own continuity, including the Knuckles TV show. Has a few comics, but no crossovers with other universes... yet.

>>1089145 NO U

>>1089145 Isn't mlp animated in canada?

>>1089394 Yes Studio DHX is in canadia