Celestia

Pfft, I never noticed Dingodile doesn't have his tail when in his kart in the original CTR. I guess they couldn't figure out how to fit it in?

I mean that's cool and all, but almost every other comic ever does previews and solicitations the standard way. I can understand the frustration with covers, but the previews and solicits (as in the summaries) are really easy to avoid if you don't want to see 'em.

...I actually really want that Carnival Night barrel mug.

Oh my god, next week's episode.

Yeah there's a difference between most death you see in kid's stuff and uh, straight up murdering someone, especially as one of the heroes. I'm not really against Shadow wanting to end Eggman in theory but it kind of feels like it came out of nowhere? Like I know Forces just happened but Shadow wasn't exactly gunning for him before that despite...everything he had already done. The actual point is that obviously it wasn't going to happen considering what the series is generally like, and while there's discussion to be had there I mostly just don't like the idea of throwing Sonic under the bus for it. Like, I think he should (and probably does/will) feel bad about what happened but more so because he hadn't been keeping enough of a track of what was going on with Tinker. "Oh he should have just let Shadow do whatever" is stupid for a lot of reasons, one being that in context Eggman literally didn't have his memories and was for all intents and purposes a different person. To the audience that obviously wasn't going to stick but that doesn't really matter for the characters. If Shadow had done it it mostly would have been for revenge at that point, and well he kinda already learned a lesson about that didn't he?

I kinda get the feeling companies just take the filmmakers' takes at face value because "well we don't make films, they must know what they're doing." With how many live action adaptations we get that are like this I can't say I'm fussed at SEGA about it.

So with them being Nikes and all, the implication there is that when the movie starts he doesn't even have shoes and he gets them in the human world. You're right, I'm not happy, I'm overjoyed. This is hilarious!

.....But if he's coming from another world, why would him not looking like he belongs be a bad thing?

And they got tired of drawing his hands! See, it all makes sense. Hmmmmmm...his normal design because even if they bizarrely felt the need to insist on this being live action, I'm still not convinced it wouldn't have worked just fine. It's not like the design they went with is particularly grounded in reality anyway because nothing they could come up with would be BECAUSE HE'S A CARTOON CHARACTER.

Come on folks, it's all for the sake of realism. Gloves are a fictional construct invented by Disney because they didn't want to draw Mickey's hands.