
u/Notmas

He tried so hard...
"You guys wanted choices, and Zooble you wanted a more mature experience, so here's two clearly marked paths for you to choose the kind of adventure you want!"
"I fell in the Zooble door and now I'm traumatized, this is your fault Caine."
:(
Anyone else feel that Caine was absolutely justified in his anger here?
"You guys liked the sports adventure, so I've spent all day coming up with new sports that we can all try and have fun with!"
"No."
"...Okay lets try a trust exercise...?"
"There is no trust in any direction. In fact I want to shoot everyone."
"Wow okay then."
"Look Jax, I know we don't get along, but I think I just found a "Look Jax, I know we don't get along, but I think I just found a "Look Jax, I know we don't get along, but I think I just found a "Look Jax, I know we don't get along, but I think I just found a way to leave."."."."
Lord Cross reference sheet
Something I'm working on for a project.
The Machines vs Skynet (Matrix vs Terminator)
Assuming comp for both, this battle gets REALLY interesting.
Caine can now use Lapse: Blue, how does this affect the pecking order?
Now that Episode 9 is out, any idea what this meant??
As far as I can tell, there's f all in the Void lmao
Is this the Chaos Spear or Chaos Lance?
Shadow uses this attack a lot in both Archie and IDW, and every time I've seen someone mention it they call it a Chaos Spear. Is that actually what it is? The way I's always understood it there's three levels to Shadow's projectile ability; the Chaos Arrow, Chaos Spear, and Chaos Lance.
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The Chaos Arrow was introduced in Shadow's solo game, and is an uncharged variant that is much weaker but can be rapid-fired. Shadow summons it by simply holding out his hand and firing it like a Ki Blast, its literally his version of Vegeta's Technique™️
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The Chaos Spear is the standard version of the attack, introduced in Adventure 2. It's shaped like a crescent and Shadow summons it by holding his arm close to his chest then extending it to the side like he's throwing something. Multiple can be summoned from a single attack, or it can all be focused into a single blade of energy.
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The Chaos Lance is the supercharged version of the attack, introduced in Sonic 06. In that game he can only access it when powered up using the Chaos Boost, though it should be noted that other standard techniques like the Chaos Blast and Chaos Snap are also only accessible using this form, so it's likely just a gameplay mechanic. This is summoned by holding his hand to the side, creating a massive spear of energy, and physically throwing it like a javelin. In other words, it's almost identical to what we see in the comics, whereas both of the weaker variants share very few similarities.
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To me this feels obvious, but I've seen enough people call it a Chaos Spear that it makes me want to double check. Maybe I just care about this a lot more then the writers do lol.
A Sonic Vessel(art by me)
Tbh. I almost gave up on creating this character, but I’m glad the end result came out as I wanted it to. Wanted to keep him true to trademark, because of the soul inside the vessel being a real Sonic fan.
Weakest character that could survive a beating from the Sonic/Shadow tag team?
The jaw dropping animation is by MegaMundo [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2bl4w15B-Y\](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2bl4w15B-Y)
Anyone else kinda hate the "official" explanation for Chaos Unification? (art by skcollabs on DA)
In the Wrath of Nazo animatic, Tails explains that Chaos Unification is only possible when the negative energy of the Emeralds heavily outweighs the positive. It happened in the original because of Nazo using his Perfect form, which amplified the Negative Energy and created an imbalance that Sonic and Shadow could take advantage of.
IMO, this limitation is stupid and doesn't at all fit with how the technique was described in the original movie. The commentary for the original movie stated that Chaos Unification was a modified version of the technique that Mephiles used to fuse with Iblis. The creation of Solaris had nothing to do with an imbalance of energy, it was extremely straightforward. Gather the Emeralds together, use their power to fuse. IMO this is how the technique should work, it doesn't NEED any extra convoluted explanation for it. Shadic requiring an imbalance of energy to exist really limits what you can do with it if you want to abide by it's canonical rules.
This isn't even to mention the fact that the whole "Positive / Negative Chaos Energy" thing is the result of a mistranslation and makes zero sense with the original JP canon of SA1. To be fair MOST fan projects get that part wrong, but it's still worth pointing out as an annoyance. It still makes me twitch whenever I hear someone mention Positive / Negative Chaos Energy though. It's not a thing, please stop using it 😭
Image source: https://www.deviantart.com/skcollabs/art/Hyper-Shadic-Drawing-952044557
Whats your theory on the Spiral Gestalt?
The most I've ever seen someone really speculate on this is people theorizing that it's how we got our Save / Load powers, but I feel like there's a lot more information about it and room for speculation on it's exact nature. Namely, I don't think people talk nearly enough about it's connection to SCP 970 or the "black white black white grey" tale. SCP 970 is that infinite hallway in Light Containment, and in and of itself has a ton of mystery surrounding it that's worth discussing. The "black white black white grey" tale is referenced within SCP 970, with a paper appearing in our inventory after a few iterations. The paper itself has a scary spiral on it, and combined with the title screen text about the Spiral Gestalt being caused by "massive reality damage" makes it clear to me that the different universes from 970 probably have some kind of connection to the phenomenon. As for the tale itself, it's extremely cryptic as well, but seems to be written from the perspective of a D Class that's observing the horrors of the foundation. I'm not sure what should be gleamed from it in relation to the Spiral Gestalt.
How would X react if he found someone who genuinely enjoyed his games?
What If Nazo Unleashed was canon?
Nazo Unleashed is genuinely one of the most canon-compliant fan works out there, but what would change in the series as a whole if it actually happened? The original movie would take place between Battle and 06, and as we saw at the end of the movie Eggman recovered a piece of Nazo after his death. For the sake of this prompt, lets ignore Wrath of Nazo, since it's not complete yet and we don't know when it happens.