I Personally Don't Think Amy Will Be In The 3rd Movie. As Much As I Love Her, I Don't See Where She Could

I personally don't think Amy will be in the 3rd movie. As much as I love her, I don't see where she could fit in and get enough screen time and character development that she deserves. Also this is a different take on SA2 events, she probably wouldn't have really fit in. If she were to come in to only give her famous speech, it wouldn't hit as hard because she wouldn't be as entwined in the whole story.

I feel that if there is a fourth movie, Metal Sonic (via Sonic's quill he gave Robotnik) and Amy would be a very good pick. Especially if they do a Sonic CD based story. Which, if I remember correctly, is their debut game and thus give Amy the attention and development she deserves. And Metal Sonic would be so cool on the big screen, I love him so much.

I'm a little more upset with the possibility of no Rouge, as this is a take on her debut game (and she's my favorite female sonic character, but that's just me)

Last night I had the strangest dream

I often have strange dreams but they mostly consist of morbid visuals, terrifying ideations, reality warping weirdness, all covered with a layer of either blurred or highly saturated camera lens. Very nightmarish. Hardly any funny or even neutral dreams and certainly no child-like magical ones either.

This one was neither, it was a weirdly well animated crossover between TMNT and Sonic. In particular the TMNT that came out in 2012. There was no Sonic however, as it was called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Knuckles. Knuckles animated in the 2012 style combined with 06 model actually looked rather nice. I have no idea what the story was, what was actually going on, but all I know is that they were traversing a sewer somewhere with giant mutated eels that try to eat them and were as big as the sewer pipes they were in.

I am a Sonic fan, but the only TMNT media I have ever seen was the 2012 show because my siblings and father watched it religiously for a near 3 months straight before jumping to another show to hyperfixate on. I have no idea where the dream was heading or why I even dreamt it up in the first place. I would be interested in anyone writing a funny well written crossover though. Knuckles deserves some spotlight in crossover stuff.

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How did I not know about this?!

I admit, the first superhero I had ever really gotten behind was Batman (how original), but it was for the detective film noir with action scenes and sarcastic commentary from literally everyone. I got into Batman the Animated Series, and through that, I wanted to watch other things similar.

I hadn't been a fan of Superman for long, it was honestly because everywhere I looked he didn't have much weaknesses or compelling character due to how people seemed to write him (or he was merely a side character). He was either a god or a bland god who got taken down by the most specific of circumstances or plot devices. However, I did like how he was written in some Justice League episodes I had watched as a child.

So I decided to try and get both the Justice League/Justice League Unlimited and Superman the Animated series.

But I have never seen this series before or anywhere somehow. And I am really interested. I love the voice acting(from what clips I've seen), the art is fresh and dynamic, Clark has a real golden retriever type personality who cares about everyone and everything, I love Lois though it took me some time to get used to her new look a bit because she looks so much like Luz from Owl House (i don't mean that in a bad way), etc. Naturally I see people disliking the show merely on looks alone, but I am excited and really want to watch it! This is the first time I actually giggled, and I mean giggled, about a superhero. Let alone one I hadn't really cared to learn about. There's just something really likable about this Clark Kent and that is I think how his character is supposed to be. Diana and Bruce seem like they should be elegant but intimidating while Clark is supposed to be the friendly approachable one.

Now I just need to figure out how to watch this and how much it is...

I like Shade. She's my second favorite female Sonic character right behind Rouge.

But I am tired of when I read about people's ideas of Shade's place in the Sonic franchise, they almost always make her assist Knuckles in guarding the M.E.

It's one thing to play into her soldier-ish need for a purpose and dutiful nature. She's more strict, aloof, and stoic compared to Knuckles.

But it's always about shipping. It's one thing to ship Knuckles and Shade because you genuinely believe they would be good together and stuff. But it's the implications that it's because they are both echidnas that irritate me. It's like some people who ship Sonamy because they are both hedgehogs and forgetting they are complex characters.

The only thing I see that can even imply chemistry between Shade and Knuckles is that she admires his fighting abilities (she says the same of Sonic as well) and Rouge making a comment on Knuckles liking older women(which can be seen as her being teasing, jealous, trying to stir a fight, or merely making a joke on Shade's technical age). Shade herself has shown no real interest in anything other than exposition to move the plot along, being vaguely xenophobic, and being an aloof piece of cardboard. (how is she my second female character again?)

You ever have something that you made an opinion on years ago and you never thought to reevaluate it? I have many, but the one I am talking about is Sherlock Holmes. I mean the original stories by Arthur Conan Doyle. It wasn't that I thought that it was bad, I just assumed it would fly over my head and be too clever and/or too serious. I had similar opinion on Shakespeare's works until I actually read some (Benvolio deserved better and Beatrice and Benedick are the best couple). I want to try Sherlock Holmes again (last time I tried it was when I was 10 and I'm in my 20s now)