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Metamy Fics
Unfamiliar (ongoing) ｜ [AO3 LINK] ｜ Playlist
Metal Sonic suffers a blow to the head that leaves him with a memory full of corrupted data during a fight with Sonic and the gang. When Amy accidentally reactivates him and realizes his confusion, she devises a half-baked plan to get him on their side for good. As he analyzes her unfamiliar kindness, Metal Sonic may learn more about himself than he ever knew.
Green Eyes (short fic- about a 15 minute read)
Acting on impulse, Metal Sonic makes it to his mission to protect Amy Rose during the Metal Virus outbreak- but why? As he completes this self-imposed objective, Metal must come to terms with the history he shares with his loathsome rival, Sonic, and putting a name to the strange “feelings” he holds towards Amy.
On the Scarlett Sea (complete)｜ [AO3 Link]
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When the world learns of a secret pirate treasure plundered from the Knuckles Clan’s ancient ruins over 300 years ago, Knuckles enlists the help of his friends, Amy and Tails, to retrieve and hide its most powerful artifact- a mysterious mirror that allows the user to become their most desired self. He isn’t the only one after the treasure, however; As Metal Sonic discovers the existence of the mirror, he forms his own crew of “pirates” to take it for himself. Along the way, he separates Amy from her friends and convinces her to help him make his greatest dream a reality- but what is that, really?
Every time I see someone call Metamy “Sonamy with extra steps” (or something along those lines) my reaction is just “tell me you don’t understand Metal’s character at all without telling me you don’t understand Metal’s character at all.” Like you are aware that Metal is a different character from Sonic and has a different personality, right??
i feel like the youth should be reminded that the point of shipping is not for a ship to become canon. the point of shipping is to collect all the canon crumbs like starved mice, run away cackling and make some fun little scenarios with them just for the hell of it.
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