This Week's Fast Friends Forever is Simple and Sweet

I'll be there for you / When the rain starts to pour!

I like this comic, but I can't help but think of sonic 1 color contrast lol.

I wish I knew people like that. Don't worry, Amy!

Amy sometimes dealing with bouts of cherohobia is my new headcannon.

Aww it’s really cute! I’m starting to think that Fast. Friends. Forever. is the best thing Sega did :)

I like the idea of using saturation as a way to express the characters' emotions.

I've said it before, but man, Cream is getting a lot of love in these comics! If I'm not mistaken, she was at least present in all but a select few lol

And this is such an adorable comic! Nice to see Rouge has become a friend to Amy and Cream. Though I'm curious what Amy was so sad about.

Seeing Amy and Rouge act like they're best friends when they've been at odds with each other or simply putting up with one another in everything before Prime and F.F.F. has to be one of the weirdest and funniest sudden changes I've seen in the series recently. lol

This comic is cute, though.

That's so adorable and cute as well and the friendship between each of them and the caring as well they are giving to Amy as well. That's what are friends are therefore and help each other as well.

Rouge as the "c'mon cheer up," type is just...not what I remember her as.

Though that said I steer into it myself (I have a concept for a story I want to write about how she stops being aloof when forced to pair up with Tails and shows her caring side when they get stuck in a thunderstorm).

Aw, this is sweet.

A lot of these have been focusing on showing the more wholesome side of the cast, I've noticed. No wonder Cream has been featured so prominently.

I didn't initially pick up on the saturation portraying emotion. I watched a video yesterday about movies doing the very same thing. I'm really bad a noticing this kind of stuff.

As cute as it is, looking at Rouge, I'm reminded of the words my mother used when she saw my attempt at making a clay model of Marge Simpson, many, many years ago.

"Where are her boobs!?"