#sonic stone

[phantom-dc]

The Robotnik-Stone family

[paradoxcipher]

Bro be glazing his boss everyday 🤣

[lemoncakedoodles]

Sonadow coffee shop AU, except the coffee shop is run by Stone.

(This is not the movie universe.)

Shadow’s gonna be co-president of the homeless hedgehog club.

[falling-star-cygnus]

asked my mom to watch the Sonic movies with me today 😚 -> she has no idea i only want to rewatch for Stobotnik

these two little freaks have had my entire attention lately, i love them so much and i've been subsisting off technically-human's comics [not tagged because i don't want to bother them, but linked to their profile] go follow!

also hc that Stone can read really fucking fast ↑ largely based off the second movie, when he says 'right here in the manual :)'

[When still working for G.U.N, Walters hands Ivo some leatherbound journal that pertains to an assignment he's being sent on] Robotnik, holding it by the corner: Eugh- sadly, you'll find I do not have time to read this... sentimental drivel. Agent Stone. [The doctor drops the thing vaguely behind him, appearing uncaring that Stone barely catches it- in order to keep up his impatient genius image] [Stone mirrors the expression as he flips it open, thumbing through the pages so fast that-] Walters, tilting his head just slightly: ...Agent Stone, I must ask that you take this seriously- Stone, still reading: Of course, Commander. . . . Walters: Is he- Robotnik, trying and failing to not look smug: Actually reading that fast? Why, yes he is! Quite the agent you've assigned me, isn't he? Walters, in disbelief: It took him a week to read through his last assignment.

[beetleviolet]

Do you think Grandpa Robotnik would be homophobic? Like would he approve of the obvious sexual tension between Stone and Robotnik Jr.?

On one hand, he's old and bitter so. Maybe not. But on the other hand, you can't be a cartoon villain without having a gay coworker at some point. That would be like being a homophobic opera singer. Like the gays are everywhere, that's the wrong profession bucko.

[helluva-hurricanes-blog]

Have an assortment of refs lmao

[archive-sunmooncups]

Little art for au from @dakuatisuto-blog

Context: Dr Stone have two little hedgehogs (ples, don't text for me a questions, they was having bad past. But now they are ok). And now he reading for they book about forest

[charred-angel-ribs]

Watched Sonic 3 a couple days ago, and was sat there the whole time thinking "I've gotta tell Tumblr about this", so here's what I thought (loved it btw). /lh /gen

Spoilers under the cut /lh /safe /gen

Loved the characterisation of Shadow and liked that they made him an actual fleshed out character and not just "oo bad guy cause bad"

Jim Carrey was a star as always, was wonderfully amusing and played his parts well

The ending was phenomenal, so cool, especially the final fight scene with Shadow and Sonic followed by the cool teamup

The choreographing for the fighting and overall acting felt really good to watch, as well as the animation - it was well-done

/lh /gen

These next ones are somewhat critical (not in a mean way, just in a story-telling analysis kinda way - lots of love to the people who worked on the film) if you wanna skip over them: /lh /gen

Also, CW for death mention. I didn't tag it so I didn't spoil people for it, but if you're reading this, you're already fine with spoilers I assume. Stay safe! /lh /gen

I was disappointed that we didn't get to find out what happened with Stone after the ending. We got to see the Sonic gang hanging out and living in the afterwards, but we never got to see how Stone ended up. I feel like they probably neglected to tie up his character's story for this arc (arc being film) because they figured they didn't need to since he was just part of the comic relief and not an important character, which was a bit of a let down, especially after we got those glimpses at the complexity and intimacy (/p) of his and Eggman's relationship. After that emotional speech from Eggman at the end, I really wanted to see where things went with Stone; did he move on, did he grieve, did he get closure from that speech or did it make him feel worse, did he go on to pursue villainy in his honour/memory or did he decide to start a nee chapter doing something different and leaving it behind to stay in the past?

Eggman's dad didn't feel fleshed out enough as a character. We got a brief insight into his history and his motivations, but it didn't feel quite enough to actually understand him as a person and not just a concept.

Eggman's dad also didn't really get a proper end, if that makes sense? He was a big part of the story in the film and was a key character, a catalyst for most of the events that took place, and then we got the fight scene between him and Eggman towards the end, and then he just gets zapped and they move on immediately. It didn't feel right to have this important character just be given the "Ok, they're really important, we're doing a lot with them, they're a key part of this story, andddd gone lmao". It felt like they tried to make it funny, but the comedy was misplaced.

We deserved to see more of Stone :[

The ending felt sooo narratively satisfying, and it felt like the film built it up perfectly; the ending of Eggman turning things around in his final moments but still managing to do it really in character was brilliant, and Shadow having this as his chance to die. He'd lived, he'd suffered, he'd mourned, he'd come to terms with it, and he was ready to go - he'd lived over 50 years, and although he spent most of it frozen and reliving trauma, that's still a long time to be alive, and he'd had his time. He was ready to join Maria in the stars. This was his final stand, to do something good and to truly honour Maria's memory in one last ultimate act of kindness and selflessness - he couldn't save Maria, but he could save all of those people down there, who still had lives ahead of them, love to give, jokes to laugh at, smiles to share. Sure it was a bittersweet ending, but it felt like the best outcome - the best way to end things. Shadow was incredibly powerful, and it's so tiring to have so much power that noone knows what to do with you, people are scared of you - nobody should have that much power, and I think he knew that. This was his ending. ... and then the filmmakers went "Sike!!" and made the post-credit scene where it shows Shadow isn't actually dead and that whole amazing ending that was perfectly executed was actually just for nothing :/. Like, don't get me wrong, it would've been awesome to see fanfic writers and artists changing or adding onto the ending to revive Shadow or pull a "Sike!!" moment, but I feel like that would only really work in the fan space where the story is malleable to each person and what they wanted out of it, but for the actual canon story itself, it just felt like a cheap get-out-of-jail-free-card.

/lh /nm /gen

Again, I know I sound critical there, but I did genuinely love the film. It was just some gripes that I wanted to pick at for a minute. I hope everyone else enjoyed the film! /lh /gen