Snail--Day-And-Night

I don't understand the negativity coming from both sides of the argument. If someone likes the adaptation, fine, don't be a dick. People like what they want. If someone doesn't like the adaptation, fine, don't be a dick. You can't force someone to like something. I personally don't like it. I know it's an adaptation, and that the Archie universe is vastly different from the games one, but it's very loosely adaptated, so much so that the only things from the game left are the introduction of Chip, the werehog, Pickle, Dark Gaia and Orbot. And the whole buisisness about the werehog going feral... No thank you. Hopefully it's a one-time thing, just the first time, but I feel like turning Sonic feral is just like reading a run-of-the-mill awful Unleashed fic, not something that gives the werehog creedence or coolness. Also, if someone is giving legitimate reasons as to why they like/dislike this change, stop being so ANAL. Sheesh, seriously guys, take a chill pill.

Here's another thing related to Pokemon! It's a Sonic-esque fakemon I made up these days. I called it Classog (as in Classic + Hedgehog), it's a normal type and it evolves into another Pokemon that looks more like Modern Sonic. Ignore the watermark I posted, I like to do that with concept for new characters so that no one tries to be all cute and steals it.

I think everyone forgets to mention that even if the game comes as a good idea and people actually like it (which chances of happening are once in a purple moon, mind you), it wouldn't be so much of a good idea overall for two reasons: Like everyone commented: It would be a huge money-grabber. I'm pretty sure all of you have gone to Walmart/Target/GameStop/whatever sells videogames and have seen the prices for the starter packs of Infinity and Skylanders. They're exaggerated. Let's not mention the stand-alone figurines, which I have seen up to 20$ each. Granted many would consider buying it, expensive game with expensive updates that only a few can buy < average game with a bigger consumer rate. The story. Even if the story was nonexistent like in Generations, the story is always linear. If OP is correct, then this doesn't stay true to the Sonic series. The story would have to be linear. Even in Shadow the Hedgehog there was only one true ending, and we all know how the fanbase went after discovering there were far more scenes.

Here's another one! It's not exactly Sonic, it's Pokemon. However i tried to do it in the style of the credits of Night of the Werehog, you know, the part with stylized cartoony doodles. Might do more of these...

They have taken domains? Well, if that's true, then you're right. A list would be handy, because all in all, there's a slight chance it gets cancelled before anything even happens.

I agree, the story may have been a bit wierd, but the cartoony animation definaetly suits Sonic. The thing about the plot leaves me wondering, though. What would be used for the plot? Which elements do you guys think the movie may or may not use?

Around Tumblr I have seen people criticize the sudden sassiness of Tails in the first and second act, so I suppose the argument part has to do with Tails. I've also seen people getting their panties tight due to the fact that Zomom apparently is the stereotype in which fat people are always dim-witted and only think about food. IMO, I didn't like Tails' sassiness that much either. I get he can be a bit of a smartass sometimes, but sassy? Ehh... That's mostly my biased opinion, though. I hate sassy characters that have no other motivation but to be jerkasses. I really do.

IMO, if SEGA hopes to make some bucks out of this, they better stick to the game continuity by monitoring how the movie is made and how it's carried out. Since if they just spit out a sell-out hairball the word will go around very quickly about how it's bad, ultimately making it a box office failure and making the Sonic franchise really sink, no?