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  1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 designer Yasushi Yamaguchi (aka Judy Totoya) has celebrated the life of the late Akira Toriyama, with some new artwork of Sonic the Hedgehog donning Dragon Ball costumes. News of Toriyama's sad passing was announced last night in a post on the Dragon Ball official social media channel. He passed away on March 1, due to acute subdural dematoma at 68 years of age. While best known as the creator of iconic series Dragon Ball, the Japanese manga and anime legend has also been a source of inspiration for many artists around the world. Yamaguchi shared that Toriyama's influences stretched to Sonic the Hedgehog. "If it weren't for the great figure of Toriyama-sensei, Sonic's influence would never have come to life," Yamaguchi wrote today, sharing an artwork of Super Sonic he originally posted in 2022. "The relationship between [Sonic and Tails] in Sonic 2 was created based on the image of Piccolo and Gohan," he added. "Therefore, without the work Dragon Ball, the relationship between these two would not exist today. Thank you very much, Mr. Toriyama." The world has been shaken by the sad news of Akira Toriyama's passing. The Sonic Stadium community has an open discussion topic in the forums for members to celebrate his life and creations, which you can contribute to here. Original Post Content: View full story
  2. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 designer Yasushi Yamaguchi (aka Judy Totoya) has celebrated the life of the late Akira Toriyama, with some new artwork of Sonic the Hedgehog donning Dragon Ball costumes. News of Toriyama's sad passing was announced last night in a post on the Dragon Ball official social media channel. He passed away on March 1, due to acute subdural dematoma at 68 years of age. While best known as the creator of iconic series Dragon Ball, the Japanese manga and anime legend has also been a source of inspiration for many artists around the world. Yamaguchi shared that Toriyama's influences stretched to Sonic the Hedgehog. "If it weren't for the great figure of Toriyama-sensei, Sonic's influence would never have come to life," Yamaguchi wrote today, sharing an artwork of Super Sonic he originally posted in 2022. "The relationship between [Sonic and Tails] in Sonic 2 was created based on the image of Piccolo and Gohan," he added. "Therefore, without the work Dragon Ball, the relationship between these two would not exist today. Thank you very much, Mr. Toriyama." The world has been shaken by the sad news of Akira Toriyama's passing. The Sonic Stadium community has an open discussion topic in the forums for members to celebrate his life and creations, which you can contribute to here.
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    Kick off the Year of the Dragon with a brand new two week event on Sonic Forces: Mobile! You can now earn cards for the brand new Dragonfire Sonic that dropped, and do bonus missions to unlock the previous Lunar New Year characters - Blaze and Silver. Then, from the 6th of February, a brand new Tails alt will take over. With him, while it's unconfirmed, we'll likely see Lucky Whisper, and another character as the bonus missions for that week as well!
  4. Sure is a rumory night, ain't it? Following on from January's massive drop of new sets, including Knuckles' iconic mech suit, we're already starting to hear rumors about LEGO's mid-2024 sets. While all rumors should be taken with skepticism, the LEGO rumor space tends to have a pretty solid track record with upcoming set names, numbers, and prices. So if this latest round is to be believed, the LEGO Sonic line will be getting at least three new additions this summer. According to LEGO leak Instagram mtdbricks, we may be seeing these sets hitting in a few months: There are no images, brick counts, or minifig details featured in the rumor, but surely most fans will immediately hone in on the third entry, and the clear suggestion that a Super Sonic minifig could be on the way. That said, I'm not sure Sonic would legitimately need the power of emeralds to defeat the Egg Drillster (Eggman's drill car from Emerald Hill in Sonic 2), but you can technically get all seven emeralds in that zone, and I don't dare second guess how proficiently LEGO engineers can play Mega Drive. The Knuckles one is... odd, considering that his mech suit set already includes a Master Emerald, but having a spare is probably helpful with how often he seems to lose it. And while I hesitate to speculate too heavily on this summer's new Tails set, if I personally were to name a set "Tails' Adventure Boat" for a fox's sea voyage, I would ensure the boat in question would be a distinct blue-and-yellow drill-tipped boat prominently featured in the game Tails Adventure. But perhaps that's just me. Sonic News Tips Credit: jm1991 Original Post Content: View full story
  5. Sure is a rumory night, ain't it? Following on from January's massive drop of new sets, including Knuckles' iconic mech suit, we're already starting to hear rumors about LEGO's mid-2024 sets. While all rumors should be taken with skepticism, the LEGO rumor space tends to have a pretty solid track record with upcoming set names, numbers, and prices. So if this latest round is to be believed, the LEGO Sonic line will be getting at least three new additions this summer. According to LEGO leak Instagram mtdbricks, we may be seeing these sets hitting in a few months: There are no images, brick counts, or minifig details featured in the rumor, but surely most fans will immediately hone in on the third entry, and the clear suggestion that a Super Sonic minifig could be on the way. That said, I'm not sure Sonic would legitimately need the power of emeralds to defeat the Egg Drillster (Eggman's drill car from Emerald Hill in Sonic 2), but you can technically get all seven emeralds in that zone, and I don't dare second guess how proficiently LEGO engineers can play Mega Drive. The Knuckles one is... odd, considering that his mech suit set already includes a Master Emerald, but having a spare is probably helpful with how often he seems to lose it. And while I hesitate to speculate too heavily on this summer's new Tails set, if I personally were to name a set "Tails' Adventure Boat" for a fox's sea voyage, I would ensure the boat in question would be a distinct blue-and-yellow drill-tipped boat prominently featured in the game Tails Adventure. But perhaps that's just me.
  6. Ho ho ho! Christmas is round the corner, isn't that exciting!? And what better way to get hype for the festive season than to spend each day painstakingly opening doors of a cardboard box and munching on delicious chocolate. Nah, who can be doing with that? Tasty treats, who needs 'em? Well, if you're looking for something a little more interesting to do, Numskull is hoping they have you covered with this official Sonic-themed build-a-figure Countdown Calendar. Now, this isn't exactly a new concept - Numskull launched one of these last year featuring Sonic the Hedgehog having fun on a snowboard - but the concept must have been really quite successful because the merch company is doing it again in 2023 with a statue focused on Sonic's trusty sidekick, Tails, instead. The character might be different, but the idea behind it is very much the same - inside the rather hefty 'calendar' box are 24 individual little boxes, each containing a small piece of a figure puzzle that you put together over the course of the holidays. Each piece is organised to that everything you unwrap connects to the existing work-in-progress statue, so you're not just sitting around for a whole day with a rogue piece with nothing to stick it to. That's all well and good, but it also means that, due to the logistics of the thing, you are going to have periods where you're unboxing nothing but boring-looking (out of context - it all looks rather good when put together) pillars or parts of a star-post. Things start to get exciting towards the end of the run, where you have bigger pieces to connect and it all feels a little more worthwhile. Having said that, when you do finish putting it all together you end up with a cool-looking figure that looks like this: The build quality of the finished article, in general, is pretty good! It was a little fiddle to put together at first, but thankfully there are helpful instructions on the back of each box to let you know exactly where each piece is supposed to go (which is useful because some of the objects double up and you want to make sure you're putting the right gem on top of the right pillar, for example). I did also have a little trouble with one particular part of the statue - the star post didn't seem to want to connect fully, and I'm not entirely sure if there's a means to 'click' or 'lock' it into place, or if it's meant to be sort of 'spongy' when connected to the post base. I've managed to wobble the star post pole off its base a couple times because of this, but I figure as long as I'm careful with it (what else am I going to do with a statue besides have it sit idly on a shelf?) it shouldn't be too much of an issue from hereon out. I might have just had a wonky sample in that case, but it's something to be aware of. Anyway, here's a little montage video of me setting it all up - you're obviously supposed to open one box a day, but for the purposes of this review I cheated, didn't I? Tails Countdown Character Building Montage.mp4 At the end of it all, it was a pretty painless experience, beyond the trouble with the star post. And I get to keep a cool mini-statue that really does look rather cool - I love the action pose of Tails here, and the base is quite inspired (even if it is Ice Cap again from last year - although I do like to pretend that it could be Robotnik Winter instead sometimes). I won't lie though, the asking price of £79.99 may be a little steep for those looking for an advent calendar, so you have to know exactly what you're getting here before putting your money down. Especially seeings as a similar Sonic character model was released last year at a much cheaper price point. BUT, considering that you get a pretty decent figure out of it - that you can stand on your shelf forever and ever - AND considering the price of some of the other hi-spec statues and figures out there, relatively speaking, I wouldn't say this is super outrageous. It all depends on whether your love for Miles Prower burns so brightly that you're willing to lovingly and masochistically build each part of him, bit by bit... day by day... I hope Tails isn't self-aware on the days he has to sit there without a head! If you're the kind of Tails fan that would get a kick out of a novel new way to obtain an otherwise-quite-rare statue of him, then you can't go far wrong than the Official Tails Countdown Calendar. You can purchase the Official Tails Countdown Calendar from SEGA Shop UK or Europe here [affiliate link]. View full story
  7. Ho ho ho! Christmas is round the corner, isn't that exciting!? And what better way to get hype for the festive season than to spend each day painstakingly opening doors of a cardboard box and munching on delicious chocolate. Nah, who can be doing with that? Tasty treats, who needs 'em? Well, if you're looking for something a little more interesting to do, Numskull is hoping they have you covered with this official Sonic-themed build-a-figure Countdown Calendar. Now, this isn't exactly a new concept - Numskull launched one of these last year featuring Sonic the Hedgehog having fun on a snowboard - but the concept must have been really quite successful because the merch company is doing it again in 2023 with a statue focused on Sonic's trusty sidekick, Tails, instead. The character might be different, but the idea behind it is very much the same - inside the rather hefty 'calendar' box are 24 individual little boxes, each containing a small piece of a figure puzzle that you put together over the course of the holidays. Each piece is organised to that everything you unwrap connects to the existing work-in-progress statue, so you're not just sitting around for a whole day with a rogue piece with nothing to stick it to. That's all well and good, but it also means that, due to the logistics of the thing, you are going to have periods where you're unboxing nothing but boring-looking (out of context - it all looks rather good when put together) pillars or parts of a star-post. Things start to get exciting towards the end of the run, where you have bigger pieces to connect and it all feels a little more worthwhile. Having said that, when you do finish putting it all together you end up with a cool-looking figure that looks like this: The build quality of the finished article, in general, is pretty good! It was a little fiddle to put together at first, but thankfully there are helpful instructions on the back of each box to let you know exactly where each piece is supposed to go (which is useful because some of the objects double up and you want to make sure you're putting the right gem on top of the right pillar, for example). I did also have a little trouble with one particular part of the statue - the star post didn't seem to want to connect fully, and I'm not entirely sure if there's a means to 'click' or 'lock' it into place, or if it's meant to be sort of 'spongy' when connected to the post base. I've managed to wobble the star post pole off its base a couple times because of this, but I figure as long as I'm careful with it (what else am I going to do with a statue besides have it sit idly on a shelf?) it shouldn't be too much of an issue from hereon out. I might have just had a wonky sample in that case, but it's something to be aware of. Anyway, here's a little montage video of me setting it all up - you're obviously supposed to open one box a day, but for the purposes of this review I cheated, didn't I? Tails Countdown Character Building Montage.mp4 At the end of it all, it was a pretty painless experience, beyond the trouble with the star post. And I get to keep a cool mini-statue that really does look rather cool - I love the action pose of Tails here, and the base is quite inspired (even if it is Ice Cap again from last year - although I do like to pretend that it could be Robotnik Winter instead sometimes). I won't lie though, the asking price of £79.99 may be a little steep for those looking for an advent calendar, so you have to know exactly what you're getting here before putting your money down. Especially seeings as a similar Sonic character model was released last year at a much cheaper price point. BUT, considering that you get a pretty decent figure out of it - that you can stand on your shelf forever and ever - AND considering the price of some of the other hi-spec statues and figures out there, relatively speaking, I wouldn't say this is super outrageous. It all depends on whether your love for Miles Prower burns so brightly that you're willing to lovingly and masochistically build each part of him, bit by bit... day by day... I hope Tails isn't self-aware on the days he has to sit there without a head! If you're the kind of Tails fan that would get a kick out of a novel new way to obtain an otherwise-quite-rare statue of him, then you can't go far wrong than the Official Tails Countdown Calendar. You can purchase the Official Tails Countdown Calendar from SEGA Shop UK or Europe here [affiliate link].
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    Fancy creeping some folks out with some Sonic the Hedgehog themed pumpkins? Or just want to get creative? Then check these out – these are stencils that you can print, cut out and use on an average-sized pumpkin to create your very own character-based Jack O’ Lantern. These stencils were created by Rally the Cheetah in PDF format. A how-to can be found here:
  9. SEGA has released a new patch for Sonic Origins that fixed a notorious bug that sprung up in the game's last patch. For months, the game has crashed whenever Tails entered the water in Labyrinth Zone, causing Sonic 1 to be unbeatable with Tails. Today's patch, 2.0.2, has finally fixed that bug. The patch also fixes various other unspecified bugs, according to the game's Steam page patch notes. We confirmed the game doesn't crash in a video we posted on Twitter, which you can check out below:
  10. SEGA has released a new patch for Sonic Origins that fixed a notorious bug that sprung up in the game's last patch. For months, the game has crashed whenever Tails entered the water in Labyrinth Zone, causing Sonic 1 to be unbeatable with Tails. Today's patch, 2.0.2, has finally fixed that bug. The patch also fixes various other unspecified bugs, according to the game's Steam page patch notes. We confirmed the game doesn't crash in a video we posted on Twitter, which you can check out below: Sonic News Tips Credit: Spooky Gems Original Post Content: It is interesting they did this now. It seems to be at least on Steam. View full story
  11. OddFellows Ice Cream will be releasing 4 limited edition Sonic ice cream flavors on August 31, as part of SEGA’s Fast Friends Forever campaign. The ice cream, which will be sold together as a “capsule collection,” is inspired by Sonic and his friends Tails, Amy, and Knuckles. The flavors include: Green Hills of Pandan: Based on Sonic and Green Hill. OddFellows describes it as “green Pandan-infused coconut-based ice cream with candied sunflower seeds. Perfect for a picnic on a bright, grassy checkerboarded hill!” Tales of Marshmallow Skies: Inspired by Tails. Again, the OddFellows description is: “soar through skies of marshmallow (ice cream, that is) and into a sweet mountain of blue velvet cake and chocolate caramel turtles!” Fruity Fiery Frenemies: This…interestingly named ice cream is supposed to invoke Knuckles. “Dive into a jungle of chili mango and guava ice cream, perfect for beating the heat from the sun.” Strawberry Roses Forever: This ones for Amy, and I must admit it sounds about right. “Whether you’re in the past, the future, or presently in the middle of saving a pink hedgehog from the clutches of Sonic’s metallic doppelganger, there’s no better time to enjoy this strawberry rose ice cream chock full of white chocolate morsels.” The ice cream capsule collection will be available online via OddFellows’ website and Goldbelly. Unfortunately for out non-U.S. readers, neither of these websites ship outside the US, and OddFellows only ships to the lower 48 states. In addition to the ice cream, a cute little Sonic hat also appears to be available, though OddFellows has given no info on it: For photos of the ice cream and ice cream packaging, please check out the gallery full of press assets below: Sonic News Tips Credit: ShinyGems Original Post Content: Boy, does that look delicious. I wonder if there is egg flavored ice cream for Eggman. View full story
  12. OddFellows Ice Cream will be releasing 4 limited edition Sonic ice cream flavors on August 31, as part of SEGA’s Fast Friends Forever campaign. The ice cream, which will be sold together as a “capsule collection,” is inspired by Sonic and his friends Tails, Amy, and Knuckles. The flavors include: Green Hills of Pandan: Based on Sonic and Green Hill. OddFellows describes it as “green Pandan-infused coconut-based ice cream with candied sunflower seeds. Perfect for a picnic on a bright, grassy checkerboarded hill!” Tales of Marshmallow Skies: Inspired by Tails. Again, the OddFellows description is: “soar through skies of marshmallow (ice cream, that is) and into a sweet mountain of blue velvet cake and chocolate caramel turtles!” Fruity Fiery Frenemies: This…interestingly named ice cream is supposed to invoke Knuckles. “Dive into a jungle of chili mango and guava ice cream, perfect for beating the heat from the sun.” Strawberry Roses Forever: This ones for Amy, and I must admit it sounds about right. “Whether you’re in the past, the future, or presently in the middle of saving a pink hedgehog from the clutches of Sonic’s metallic doppelganger, there’s no better time to enjoy this strawberry rose ice cream chock full of white chocolate morsels.” The ice cream capsule collection will be available online via OddFellows’ website and Goldbelly. Unfortunately for out non-U.S. readers, neither of these websites ship outside the US, and OddFellows only ships to the lower 48 states. In addition to the ice cream, a cute little Sonic hat also appears to be available, though OddFellows has given no info on it: For photos of the ice cream and ice cream packaging, please check out the gallery full of press assets below:
  13. This week’s Fast Friends Forever comic is out, and this one’s drawn by an animator some Sonic fans might know from Youtube. Jeremy “TerminalMontage” Chinshue’s comic shows Sonic and Silver setting up a helpless Eggman in his Egg Mobile, letting Tails wail on him like a helpless piñata. Check out the comic below: TerminalMontage is known for his “Something About” series of animated videos, which are mostly voiceless and tend to have a very hyperactive style of humor to them. His latest Sonic video came out just a few days ago. It covers the Sonic 2 game and features a voice actor who can pull off a very good Long John Baldry impression.
  14. Tails is a Vtuber now, apparently! Via an announcement on Twitter, SEGA has revealed “TailsTube,” a new “informative” web series about all things Sonic. This series will be hosted by a Vtuber avatar of Tails voiced by Colleen O'Shaughnessey. Beyond what’s revealed in the tweet, not much else is really known about the show. Will there be announcements? Interviews? Game presentations? We’ll just have to see. You can check out the brief announcement video below. The show will launch sometime next week. This isn’t the first time Sonic characters have become vtubers. Last year, SEGA of Japan turned Sonic into a vtuber for the franchise’s 30th anniversary. Tails later joined him in a stream in December. This is the first time this will be done in English, though.
  15. Today, GoodSmile has opened pre-orders for the upcoming Tails Nendoroid figure, including a full reveal of accessories and alternate parts. The set will release this December in Japan for ¥6900, or Q1 2024 for $49.99 in the U.S. Though originally announced earlier this year as a pre-production mock-up, photos of the pre-order version show off Sonic's best bud with swappable eyes, mouth, and tails to mix and match poses and expressions. The pre-order page notes that the set will include three sets of eyes, two mouths, brown flight goggles, a wrench, and a Chaos Emerald; however, the photos also show two styles of tails, at least two different hand poses, and paperboard background scene of the Tornado in a forest. Tails will be available to pre-order from the official GoodSmile shops (there are separate shops for North America and Japan) until July 6. While Sonic Nendoroid is not currently available, multiple online toy stores are expecting restocks early next year. Knuckles Nendoroid was also announced earlier this year with no estimated release date or details. Thanks to Fia for the news tip!
  16. In their effort to preserve and document as much from DiC’s Sonic cartoons as possible, Sonic DiC preservationist @Fieryfurnace has found never-before-seen early Tails artwork, likely the earliest ever uncovered. The bulk of the artwork is from Yasushi Yamaguchi, who originally designed Tails. Two pieces are some turnarounds from Moore & Price Design, while the final piece is a sketch from US Sonic game box artist Greg Martin. Check them out below. Yasushi Yamaguchi: Moore & Price Design: Greg Martin: Notably, Yamaguchi’s Tails artwork is less consistent between pieces, and also features a Tails that is far fluffier and furrier than the final design. He gave more details on Twitter: This artwork was found in a box of Sonic SatAM pilot material that Fieryfurnace paid to have scanned, and then posted to Twitter. These were the reference materials SEGA of America sent DiC during the development of the SatAM pilot, likely as far back as April 1992. You can find out more about their efforts to find and preserve various materials from the Sonic DiC cartoons here. They’ve said they will be uploading all future scanned materials to a drop box, which you can find here. via Twitter
  17. That Tails statue First4Figures revealed last week is now officially up for pre-order, with a special “Early Bird” discount that will run from today through April 16. The available models, as well as the early bird and regular pricing, are listed below: The base model without any bells or whistles, priced at $475/$500. The Exclusive Edition. Gives Tails second hand with a wrench that can be switched out, and the base glows. Priced at $480/$510. The Definitive Edition. Adds three wisps to the exclusive edition version. Priced at $535/$570. The statues can be pre-ordered here. The pre-order pages also have a lot of photos of the Tails statue. You can catch them all at the pre-order link, but we’ve got a gallery with images of all three statues below:
  18. That Tails statue First4Figures revealed last week is now officially up for pre-order, with a special “Early Bird” discount that will run from today through April 16. The available models, as well as the early bird and regular pricing, are listed below: The base model without any bells or whistles, priced at $475/$500. The Exclusive Edition. Gives Tails second hand with a wrench that can be switched out, and the base glows. Priced at $480/$510. The Definitive Edition. Adds three wisps to the exclusive edition version. Priced at $535/$570. The statues can be pre-ordered here. The pre-order pages also have a lot of photos of the Tails statue. You can catch them all at the pre-order link, but we’ve got a gallery with images of all three statues below: View full story
  19. Model maker First4Figures has revealed that it will be producing a brand new Tails statue from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. The figure will be made of resin, feature a Modern Tails design with a Miles Electric-themed base, and will go live for pre-orders on March 14. Unveiled via teaser videos and social images on the company's Twitter channel, F4F is also announcing a special promotion on the upcoming product. Any customer who has already ordered a Sonic product directly from the company will be eligible for a $35 voucher off the price of the Tails statue (although there is currently no price on this new model... we're bracing our wallets...). Pre-orders will go live for a month, starting March 14 and ending April 14. You can head to their website for more details.
  20. Ever since Sonic Frontiers was released, I can't help but worry about how Tails is gonna fit into future Sonic titles. I know there is DLC for Frontiers coming out later this year that hint towards him being playable, but there are a couple of moments in the game that make me anxious about what's going to happen to Tails going forward. Just to clarify, I have no problems with how Tails was handled in Frontiers. I thought his character development was great and I like the fact that they addressed his "Inconsistency" from previous titles. But I do have some nagging thoughts about Tails' future based on the game's dialogue. Firstly, there is the cutscene of him telling Sonic that He's going to "Go it alone for a while". This implies that he's going off on his own adventures without Sonic, and I'm conflicted about it. On the one hand, If he is getting his own spin-off material, great! It's about time my favourite character got his moment in the sun, without Sonic. But at the same time, I'll miss his interactions with his "Big Bro", which is one of the reasons why I love Tails in the first place. And If the next game replaces him (along with Knuckles and Amy) with a new cast of characters (Or even some returning ones from previous games) then that means that he could be out of the Sonic series for years, if not decades to come (especially with the ever-growing development times of AAA games these days, and certainly one with the same scope as Frontiers). Tails was a staple of the series, always by Sonic's side. Now he may be absent for ages! Then there is the ending cutscene where he tells Sonic that he'll "Barely recognise him" when they meet again. What does that even mean?! Is the next Sonic game gonna take place years after Frontiers? Is Tails going to be an adult by then? If that's the case, No thanks! That's not the cute and cuddly little fox I grew up with. Such a drastic change would turn me off the Sonic series for good. I don't think he'll disappear altogether, we still have the comics, movies, Prime and possible spin-off games after all, and Its possible Sega could just ignore all of this for the next game, or even pull a full on reboot. But I feel like we are living in uncertain times about the long-term future of Sonic from a narrative standpoint, especially since Sega appear to be going out of their way to unite all the different continuities now. And I know there are some of you on here who will say "Tails is an iconic character, he will never disappear or change drastically unless it's subtle or for the better", but if The Pokémon Company can retire Ash Ketchum after 25 years, then all bets are off as far as I'm concerned. Let me know what you think. I'm sorry if this comes across as a rant/tangent, and you are free to disagree if you wish. These are just my personal thoughts, nothing more!
  21. Welcome to the most educational series on the site, Sonic Social, where we find the noteworthy stuff out there on official Sonic social media channels, and say "Hey, go watch this, it's neat." Today in "Hey, go watch this, it's neat" is the latest in Sonic Team's "Super Sonic Drawing" series, how to draw Tails with Yui Karasuno! While originally posted a couple of weeks back, @SonicOfficialJP on Twitter just announced that it now has English, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles! You can turn on subtitles via the "CC" (Closed Captioning) icon at the bottom of the video and discover that "his belly is sort of pear shaped." Of course, my fixation lies in the thumbnail. That's a... rather conspicuous position of that exclamation point. Almost reminds me of... another video game mascot character. *shudder* Original Post Content: View full story
  22. Welcome to the most educational series on the site, Sonic Social, where we find the noteworthy stuff out there on official Sonic social media channels, and say "Hey, go watch this, it's neat." Today in "Hey, go watch this, it's neat" is the latest in Sonic Team's "Super Sonic Drawing" series, how to draw Tails with Yui Karasuno! While originally posted a couple of weeks back, @SonicOfficialJP on Twitter just announced that it now has English, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles! You can turn on subtitles via the "CC" (Closed Captioning) icon at the bottom of the video and discover that "his belly is sort of pear shaped." Of course, my fixation lies in the thumbnail. That's a... rather conspicuous position of that exclamation point. Almost reminds me of... another video game mascot character. *shudder*
  23. Today at WONDERFUL HOBBY LIFE FOR YOU!! 36 model and figurine expo, GoodSmile revealed a number of new figurines slated for planning and design, including Nendoroid figures for both Tails and Knuckles. Nendoroids are GoodSmiles long-running line of pop culture figurines with a focus on posability, accessories, and an oh-so-adorable design. While Tails' announcement comes with a pre-production design sample photo, Knuckles' stern gaze remains attached to a vague "Coming Soon." In good company, Tails and Knuckles were announced among over 150 other Nendoroids spanning diverse series including Elden Ring, Undertale, SPY X FAMILY, Demon Slayer, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Friday Night Funkin', and even the queen of dolls herself, Barbie. Now pardon me while I attempt to adjust my budget and shelf space to account for two chibi animals, a tiny Bobobo, and Pop Team Epic. What? Even I fanboy out sometimes! Original Post Content: View full story
  24. Today at WONDERFUL HOBBY LIFE FOR YOU!! 36 model and figurine expo, GoodSmile revealed a number of new figurines slated for planning and design, including Nendoroid figures for both Tails and Knuckles. Nendoroids are GoodSmiles long-running line of pop culture figurines with a focus on posability, accessories, and an oh-so-adorable design. While Tails' announcement comes with a pre-production design sample photo, Knuckles' stern gaze remains attached to a vague "Coming Soon." In good company, Tails and Knuckles were announced among over 150 other Nendoroids spanning diverse series including Elden Ring, Undertale, SPY X FAMILY, Demon Slayer, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Friday Night Funkin', and even the queen of dolls herself, Barbie. Now pardon me while I attempt to adjust my budget and shelf space to account for two chibi animals, a tiny Bobobo, and Pop Team Epic. What? Even I fanboy out sometimes!
  25. Indigo Rush

    Miles "Tails" Prower

    Tails, known also as Miles Prower, is a young fox and best friend of Sonic the Hedgehog. Born with a set of two tails and a gifted mind, Tails uses both his ability to fly and his prodigious aptitude for technology to assist Sonic and friends in many tight situations. While originally shy and lacking confidence, Tails has since grown into a very capable ally and has saved the day on his own, making him an invaluable asset in their fights against Dr. Eggman.
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