What is the last thing you recall before being tossed into the story-time animator dimension?
*...My partner and their parasite.
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What is the last thing you recall before being tossed into the story-time animator dimension?
*...My partner and their parasite.
avaliable follies: chara
I love this comic so much. The vibes are immaculate.
I love your depiction of Sonic. One of the big things that separate Sonic and Shadow is that while Shadow has been through “the horrors," things mostly work out for Sonic. So Sonic has been allowed to develop a sort of confidence and optimism that things will just work out in the end. So it’s super interesting to see Sonic forced into a situation where things are well and truly fucked and the only thing left to do is protect what he has left. We get to see his mind sputter and twist as it refuses to accept that he’s actually in the bad timeline this time. It’s all done in a way that’s actually engaging to read because it doesn’t feel like cheap shock value. It feels real and disturbing, and I love it.
Then there’s Shadow. Shadow, who is resigned to the grimness of his current situation in a way that a person can only be if they’ve already lost everything before. It’s an incredible contrast to see Sonic desperately grasping at straws to maintain his happy status quo, even if it’s only in his head, while Shadow is just sitting across from him like, “Well, shit. Here we go again.” It’s made even more interesting by how Shadow is trying his best to get Sonic through this. Since Shadow knows what it’s like to lose a loved one. Sonic doesn’t. At least, not like this.
I also love fanfictions that include Shadow because it provides an opportunity to put him through the emotional ringer in a way you really can’t anymore. Shadow has dealt with his past. So short of bringing Shadow’s past back from the dead, not much can really phase him at this point. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing. It’s part of what makes Shadow so cool. But it’s still cool that we can use fan fiction to craft scenarios that are fucked up enough that it manages to break through Shadow’s stoic mask and let the horror of his situation creep onto his facial expressions in a way that’s uniquely Shadow and that we don’t get to see in official media very often. I just think this comic is neat.
All of what you said is an excellent and very thoughtful analysis.
I want you to hold onto these thoughts. Keep them tightly enclosed in a fist held to your heart. Continue to think about it as this story progresses.
"Shadow knows what it’s like to lose a loved one. Sonic doesn’t. At least, not like this."
That, especially. Hold onto that.
”And with Shadow of all people?” Does Tails not like Shadow?
Tails doesn't know how enemies to friends to lovers works 😔
A more serious answers tho, I don't think Shadow and Tails ever gets a chance to interact much in order to become more than kind of, acquaintances? Sorry I'm a loser and don't read the comics if they've had some adventures there together. But anyway, he would know that Shadow is a good guy (at heart) and hopes that his brother knows what he's doing but also as his brother he has to scrutinize his taste and life choices
Final doodles from my last completed notebook :]
How do you think the Restoration operates? Or rather, what kind of society you think the mobians live in?
For example, do you think they’re anarcho-capitalist (the Restoration works like an insurance company)? Anarcho-communist (the Restoration works by people just volunteering to work together for the common good)? Both? Or something else?
How do mayors factor into all of this? Do you think the mobian territories are just a collection of democratic city states?
I think the anarcho-communist label works better, mostly because I really like the idea of Mobians living in a moneyless society. Admittedly, this HC was based on a misunderstanding of the "no money" rule mandated by Sonic Team to comic/game writers, but I think it's more fun to imagine them as just not having any money period. Although, this only works by ignoring huge sections of canon, such as the Chaotix and the fact that the islands appear to have major urban areas, which tend to only exist when a surplus of capital has accumulated in a specific region. Anyways, I hate monetary theory and it has consistently been the least interesting political subject to read/write about, so I'm going to end that here.
Running out of things to post because I haven't been drawing much. So have a pawful of doodles, sketches, avatar attempts, ect.
I like pinecones.
Babby Kelpie, the sequel to babby sp au guys. Corvussio and I didn't know what to do about that ferocious little dude, but thankfully sp!Kit came to our rescue. Having a baby sort-of-animal version of yourself as a "pet" is pretty awkward, tho. I don't think they're gonna keep him.