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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad, but you can still hear the gun fire off as he's speaking! This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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* Episode 27 showing Eggman's iconic method of placing animals into his badniks ''while they are still conscious, [[AndIMustScream frantically screaming and trying to get out]]''. Granted the blow is lessened when you realize the badnik is [[MinionWithAnFInEvil E-102]] [[IronWoobie Gamma]], but it's still rather horrifying...
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* Episode 27 showing 2x1 "Pure Chaos": We see Eggman's iconic method of placing animals into his badniks ''while they are still conscious, [[AndIMustScream frantically screaming and trying to get out]]''. Granted the blow is lessened when you realize the badnik is [[MinionWithAnFInEvil E-102]] [[IronWoobie Gamma]], but it's still rather horrifying...
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow Seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the Seedrians (the implied name of Cosmo's species), Earthia (who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina and was the likely inventor of the Seedrain amulet that the female members wear on their dressss to prevent themselves from entering their adult forms) decides that the Seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the Seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the Seedrians would ultimately split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet and flee the fight, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what to save their home. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the Seedrians' Final Forms to prevent themselves from dying in said form. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two Seedrain factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives by turning into their Final Forms, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, threat [[note]](though heavily rumored to be the Black Arms aliens, seeing as Series 2/ Season 3 was adapting the recently released ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog'' at the time)[[/note]], with many of his fellow Seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the Seedrians (the implied name of Cosmo's species), Earthia (who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina and was the likely inventor of the Seedrain amulet that the female members wear on their dressss dresses to prevent themselves from entering their adult forms) forms and dying prematurely) decides that the Seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the Seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the Seedrians would ultimately split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet and flee the fight, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what to save their home. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the Seedrians' Final Forms to prevent themselves from dying in said form. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two Seedrain factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives by turning into their Final Forms, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
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* Leon and his fellow resistance fighters are dying by being infused into trees, much to Shadow and Rouge's horror. Even the normally stoic Shadow cannot even look.
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow Seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the Seedrians (the implied name of Cosmo's species), Earthia (who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the Seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the Seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the Seedrians would ultimately split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the Seedrians' Final Forms to prevent themselves from dying in said form. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two Seedrain factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives by turning into their Final Forms, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow Seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the Seedrians (the implied name of Cosmo's species), Earthia (who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) Galaxina and was the likely inventor of the Seedrain amulet that the female members wear on their dressss to prevent themselves from entering their adult forms) decides that the Seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the Seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the Seedrians would ultimately split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, planet and flee the fight, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what.what to save their home. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the Seedrians' Final Forms to prevent themselves from dying in said form. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two Seedrain factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives by turning into their Final Forms, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
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* Episode 73. It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life for]] trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of harming you or a best friend'' is fear-incarnated. The worst part? They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.
* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
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* Episode 73. It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life for]] Ultimate Life Form]] trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of harming you or a best friend'' is fear-incarnated. The worst part? They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.
* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellowseedrians Seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Seedrians (the implied name of Cosmo's species), Earthia (Who (who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians Seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians Seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians Seedrians would ultimately split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Seedrians' Final Forms. Forms to prevent themselves from dying in said form. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two Seedrain factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, lives by turning into their Final Forms, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.
* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow
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* For some people, Dark Super Sonic. OH YEAH, ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis The. Dark. Super-Sonic.]]'' You know all that fanart depicting a [[PaintItBlack black]] Super Sonic with [[BlankWhiteEyes whited-out eyes]] and an indigo/black aura? Yeah, this is where they originated from. Even Eggman was worried and unsettled about it, to the point of [[GetAHoldOfYourSelfMan having to talk Sonic down]] from going further. For all he knew, Dark Super Sonic might've gone on to kill the rest of them. This may have only lasted for a few seconds, but it left such a mark on the fanbase because of how [[DarkerAndEdgier dark]] and [[MoodWhiplash unexpected]] it was.
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* For some people, Dark Super Sonic. OH YEAH, ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis The. Dark. Super-Sonic.Super. Sonic.]]'' You know all that fanart depicting a [[PaintItBlack black]] Super Sonic with [[BlankWhiteEyes whited-out eyes]] and an indigo/black aura? Yeah, this is where they originated from. Even Eggman was worried and unsettled about it, to the point of [[GetAHoldOfYourSelfMan having to talk Sonic down]] from going further. For all he knew, Dark Super Sonic might've gone on to kill the rest of them. This may have only lasted for a few seconds, but it left such a mark on the fanbase because of how [[DarkerAndEdgier dark]] and [[MoodWhiplash unexpected]] it was.
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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad, but you can still hear the guns going off as he's speaking! This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad, but you can still hear the guns going gun fire off as he's speaking! This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad so we're lead to assume they opened fire as he continued to speak and after he had already been riddled with bullets. This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad so we're lead to assume they opened fire squad, but you can still hear the guns going off as he continued to speak and after he had already been riddled with bullets. he's speaking! This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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** The 4Kids dub actually manages to make it more terrifying. No command is given to the firing squad so we're lead to assume they opened fire as he continued to speak and after he had already been riddled with bullets. This implies Gerald was so mentally broken he either didn't react to being shot or no longer cared he was about to die.
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* Leon and his fellow resistance fighters are dying by being infused into trees, much to Shadow and Rouge's horror. Shadow cannot even look.
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* The absolute MASSACRE Sonic endures fighting E-99 in either version is absolutely bone-chilling. What makes it all the worst is that even [[EvenEvilHasStandards EGGMAN HIMSELF becomes horrified by what's taking place, watching his own archenemy being beaten to death is too much for him.]] Eggman tries to stop the Robot, only for it to deliver a final crushing drop-kick, sending Sonic hurtling into the ocean.
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** When [[DemonicPossession Amy gets possessed]], she inherits their eyes and teeth, multiplying the uncanniness.
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** When [[DemonicPossession Amy gets possessed]], she inherits their eyes and teeth, multiplying the uncanniness.uncanniness and bringing to mind the ''Film/{{Poltergeist|1982}}'' clown doll's GameFace.
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* Episode 60 had an eerie tone to it, even going so far as to have one [[UncannyValley giant creepy eyeball watching over Sonic, Knuckles, and Amy through most of the episode,]] and the disembodied ScaryTeeth floating in the air near the end. What's even creepier was that the "scary" castle they were in for the whole episode was [[GeniusLoci indeed self-sentient.]] Granted, it WAS just a Metarex, but still...
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* Episode 60 had an eerie tone to it, even going so far as to have one [[UncannyValley giant creepy eyeball watching over Sonic, Knuckles, and Amy through most of the episode,]] episode, and the disembodied ScaryTeeth floating in the air near the end. What's even creepier was that the "scary" castle they were in for the whole episode was [[GeniusLoci indeed self-sentient.]] Granted, it WAS just a Metarex, but still...
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** It's especially scary because Sonic is normally a pretty laid-back guy; seeing him get [[RageBreakingPoint so angry]] [[SanitySlippage to the point]] where he transform into ''[[SuperPoweredEvilSide some monstrous kind of supreme being]]'' who's dark, [[SuperStrength super-powerful]], and also eventually AxCrazy, that's [[BewareTheNiceOnes utterly frightening]].
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** It's especially scary because Sonic is normally a pretty laid-back guy; seeing him get [[RageBreakingPoint so angry]] [[SanitySlippage to the point]] where he transform transforms into ''[[SuperPoweredEvilSide some monstrous kind of supreme being]]'' who's dark, [[SuperStrength super-powerful]], and also eventually AxCrazy, that's [[BewareTheNiceOnes utterly frightening]].
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* The Final Mova, Nova, in all of it's its forms, really. Not helped by the fact that, [[HeroicSacrifice had Cosmo not intervened at the last moment]], [[ApocalypseHow the whole galaxy could have pretty much gotten destroyed.]]
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* The Metarex in general are pretty messed up. They [[ApocalypseHow destroy their own planet, and then attempt to wipe out any life that isn't plant life]]. They even kill their own members if it helps them, and Dark Oak [[AdultFear really has no concern for his (implied) daughter, Cosmo]].
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* The Metarex in general are pretty messed up. They [[ApocalypseHow destroy their own planet, and then attempt to wipe out any life that isn't plant life]]. They even kill their own members if it helps them, and Dark Oak [[AdultFear really has no concern for his (implied) daughter, Cosmo]].Cosmo.
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.]]
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* The next episode has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions -= Earthia's followers (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex. So, in short, in that episode alone, we have a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.]]
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%%* [[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 Gerald Robotnik's Execution]] is also in. This time, you actually hear the shot being taken! Obviously, however it's not shown onscreen.
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* Episode 73. It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life form trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of harming you or a best friend'' is fear-incarnated. The worst part? They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.
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* Episode 73. It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life form for]] trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of harming you or a best friend'' is fear-incarnated. The worst part? They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.
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* In Episode 1x11, ''The Beautiful, Mysterious Thief, Rouge'', the titular bat is stopped by E70-Noizi. How? It ''loudly broadcasts the sounds of children crying for help''. It's quite unsettling, especially with the mic on the machine constantly glitching out the words. Also, dirty Eggman looks creepy.
* Episode 1x17 ''The Adventures of Knuckles and Hawk'': Knuckles getting electrocuted by E-91 and screaming in pain while flashback cuts show the fallen Master Emerald shrine during a thunderstorm. His screams of pain don't help either.
* ''Sonic's Scream Test''. Eyes and teeth aren't supposed to look like that... The ghosts from that episode definitely wouldn't be out of place in a horror film.
** [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=xVYqGtsbPcQ Don't forget about that moment where]] [[DemonicPossession Amy gets possessed (pictured above)!]] [[NotHerself Sweet]] [[NightmareFace dreams]]...
*** Not to mention the fact that Sonic is [[AndIMustScream perfectly conscious in the void he's in]] and how King Boom Boo is able to take over his voice.
* Episode 1x17 ''The Adventures of Knuckles and Hawk'': Knuckles getting electrocuted by E-91 and screaming in pain while flashback cuts show the fallen Master Emerald shrine during a thunderstorm. His screams of pain don't help either.
* ''Sonic's Scream Test''. Eyes and teeth aren't supposed to look like that... The ghosts from that episode definitely wouldn't be out of place in a horror film.
** [[https://youtube.com/watch?v=xVYqGtsbPcQ Don't forget about that moment where]] [[DemonicPossession Amy gets possessed (pictured above)!]] [[NotHerself Sweet]] [[NightmareFace dreams]]...
*** Not to mention the fact that Sonic is [[AndIMustScream perfectly conscious in the void he's in]] and how King Boom Boo is able to take over his voice.
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* In Episode 1x11, ''The "The Beautiful, Mysterious Thief, Rouge'', Rouge", the titular bat is stopped by E70-Noizi. How? It ''loudly broadcasts the sounds of children crying for help''. It's quite unsettling, especially with the mic on the machine constantly glitching out the words. Also, dirty Eggman looks creepy.
* Episode 1x17''The "The Adventures of Knuckles and Hawk'': Hawk": Knuckles getting electrocuted by E-91 and screaming in pain while flashback cuts show the fallen Master Emerald shrine during a thunderstorm. His screams of pain don't help either.
*''Sonic's "Sonic's Scream Test''. Eyes Test::
** With those bloodshot multicolored eyes andteeth aren't supposed to look like that... The razor-sharp fangs, the ghosts from that episode definitely wouldn't be out of place in a horror film.
**[[https://youtube.com/watch?v=xVYqGtsbPcQ Don't forget about that moment where]] When [[DemonicPossession Amy gets possessed (pictured above)!]] [[NotHerself Sweet]] [[NightmareFace dreams]]...
*** Not to mentionpossessed]], she inherits their eyes and teeth, multiplying the fact that uncanniness.
** Sonic is [[AndIMustScream perfectly conscious in the void he's in]] and how King Boom Boo is able to take over his voice.
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** In the English Dub, Sonic's voice doesn't change too much aside from sounding very pissed about what happened to Chris and Cosmo. In the Japanese Dub, however, Sonic's voice turns dark very quick. After seeing a terrified Cosmo and unconscious Chris, his voice trembles with shock at first, but it soon becomes [[TranquilFury silently indignant]]. And when the carnage begins, he [[ScreamingWarrior screams bloody murder]] as he [[UnstoppableRage rips the robots apart.]]
*** The English dub also has [[LaughingMad Sonic chuckling crazily]] before he launches his CurbStompBattle.
** There's an interesting note in the music in the English dub. In the shot where we see Dark Sonic's [[SarcasmMode lovely]] [[SlasherSmile smile]], what sounds like Shadow's jingle plays behind his voice. There's something to be said about the AllLovingHero borrowing the tune of such an edgy AntiVillain.
*** The English dub also has [[LaughingMad Sonic chuckling crazily]] before he launches his CurbStompBattle.
** There's an interesting note in the music in the English dub. In the shot where we see Dark Sonic's [[SarcasmMode lovely]] [[SlasherSmile smile]], what sounds like Shadow's jingle plays behind his voice. There's something to be said about the AllLovingHero borrowing the tune of such an edgy AntiVillain.
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** In the English Dub, dub, Sonic's voice doesn't change too much aside from sounding very pissed about what happened to Chris and Cosmo. In the Japanese Dub, however, Sonic's voice turns dark very quick. After seeing a terrified Cosmo and unconscious Chris, his voice trembles with shock at first, but it soon becomes [[TranquilFury silently indignant]]. And when the carnage begins, he [[ScreamingWarrior screams bloody murder]] as he [[UnstoppableRage rips the robots apart.]]
***]] The English dub also has [[LaughingMad Sonic chuckling crazily]] before he launches his CurbStompBattle.
** There's an interesting note in the music in the English dub. In the shot where we see Dark Sonic's[[SarcasmMode lovely]] [[SlasherSmile smile]], SlasherSmile, what sounds like Shadow's jingle plays behind his voice. There's something to be said about the AllLovingHero borrowing the tune of such an edgy AntiVillain.
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** There's an interesting note in the music in the English dub. In the shot where we see Dark Sonic's
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-->'''Japanese Dub:''' [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Is this]] [[CreepyMonotone what you wanted...?!]]
* [[spoiler: The Final Mova, in all of it's forms, really. Not helped by the fact that, [[HeroicSacrifice had Cosmo not intervened at the last moment]], [[ApocalypseHow the whole galaxy could have pretty much gotten destroyed.]] ]]
** [[spoiler: Special mention still goes out to the very first form - a three-headed dragon that is basically a fusion of the three surviving Metarex generals that, near the end of episode 75, practically ate Sonic alive. He does escape, but still...]]
** [[spoiler: Its second form is a giant seed that can very slowly drain life energy and feed it to plants, making them grow as tall as mountains. And it can even control plants as seen when it uses vines to grab Cosmo, who is immune to the energy draining waves.]]
** [[spoiler: Its final form is a giant ball of energy with a gravitational pull so strong, it would have imploded and take the whole galaxy with it.]]
* [[spoiler: The Final Mova, in all of it's forms, really. Not helped by the fact that, [[HeroicSacrifice had Cosmo not intervened at the last moment]], [[ApocalypseHow the whole galaxy could have pretty much gotten destroyed.]] ]]
** [[spoiler: Special mention still goes out to the very first form - a three-headed dragon that is basically a fusion of the three surviving Metarex generals that, near the end of episode 75, practically ate Sonic alive. He does escape, but still...]]
** [[spoiler: Its second form is a giant seed that can very slowly drain life energy and feed it to plants, making them grow as tall as mountains. And it can even control plants as seen when it uses vines to grab Cosmo, who is immune to the energy draining waves.]]
** [[spoiler: Its final form is a giant ball of energy with a gravitational pull so strong, it would have imploded and take the whole galaxy with it.]]
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-->'''Japanese Dub:''' [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone Is this]] [[CreepyMonotone Is this what you wanted...?!]]
*[[spoiler: The Final Mova, in all of it's forms, really. Not helped by the fact that, [[HeroicSacrifice had Cosmo not intervened at the last moment]], [[ApocalypseHow the whole galaxy could have pretty much gotten destroyed.]] ]]
** [[spoiler: Special mention still goes out to the very first form - a three-headed dragon that is basically a fusion of the three surviving Metarex generals that, near the end of episode 75, practically ate Sonic alive. He does escape, but still...]]
**[[spoiler: Special mention still goes out to the very first form - a three-headed dragon that is basically a fusion of the three surviving Metarex generals that, near the end of episode 75, practically ate Sonic alive. He does escape, but still...
** Its second form is a giant seed that can very slowly drain life energy and feed it to plants, making them grow as tall as mountains. And it can even control plants as seen when it uses vines to grab Cosmo, who is immune to the energy drainingwaves.]]
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* Episode 73. [[spoiler:It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life form trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of ''harming you or a best friend'']] is [[ParanoiaFuel fear-incarnated.]] ]]
** The worst part? [[spoiler: They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.]]
* And in the very next episode after that, we have some seriously [[FridgeHorror horrifying implications]]. [[spoiler: Long story short, the tracking device in Cosmo's brain can be removed...But at the cost of leaving Cosmo [[AndIMustScream deaf and blind for the rest of her life]]. And it's very likely that the Metarex intended on that.]]
** [[spoiler: Even not taking Cosmo's possible fate into account, just imagine how horrifying it must be - to know that you basically betrayed the people that you considered friends, all because of your own cowardice. To say that Cosmo [[BreakTheCutie didn't take it very well is an understatement.]] - at one point, she even contemplates escaping the Blue Typhoon and going on what is basically a suicide mission. Sure, everyone does convince her to stay, but once again - Cosmo's part of the episode just runs entirely on FridgeHorror.]]
** The episode also has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like [[spoiler:Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex]], but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/[[spoiler:Lucas]] - [[spoiler:his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Final]] [[OneWingedAngel Form]] - the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions - Earthia's followers (Seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers(Likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex.]]
** So, in short, in that episode alone, we have [[spoiler: a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling]] ''[[UnwittingPawn and]]'' [[UnwittingPawn unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of '''[[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]'''. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids You know...]][[JustForPun 4Kids!]]
** The worst part? [[spoiler: They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.]]
* And in the very next episode after that, we have some seriously [[FridgeHorror horrifying implications]]. [[spoiler: Long story short, the tracking device in Cosmo's brain can be removed...But at the cost of leaving Cosmo [[AndIMustScream deaf and blind for the rest of her life]]. And it's very likely that the Metarex intended on that.]]
** [[spoiler: Even not taking Cosmo's possible fate into account, just imagine how horrifying it must be - to know that you basically betrayed the people that you considered friends, all because of your own cowardice. To say that Cosmo [[BreakTheCutie didn't take it very well is an understatement.]] - at one point, she even contemplates escaping the Blue Typhoon and going on what is basically a suicide mission. Sure, everyone does convince her to stay, but once again - Cosmo's part of the episode just runs entirely on FridgeHorror.]]
** The episode also has some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like [[spoiler:Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex]], but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/[[spoiler:Lucas]] - [[spoiler:his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Final]] [[OneWingedAngel Form]] - the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions - Earthia's followers (Seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers(Likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex.]]
** So, in short, in that episode alone, we have [[spoiler: a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling]] ''[[UnwittingPawn and]]'' [[UnwittingPawn unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of '''[[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]'''. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids You know...]][[JustForPun 4Kids!]]
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* Episode 73. [[spoiler:It's It's basically Shadow hunting down Cosmo for the most part and if you're familiar with his strength, speed, and capabilities, then you know for sure you can't stop him from causing harm even if you tried. In fact, this is exactly what the Sonic cast was doing only to get pushed aside so easily. Of course, at the end of the episode, the crew was able to stop Shadow from running off away with Cosmo... but still the thought of [[BloodKnight the ultimate life form trespassing in your headquarters with the intent of ''harming harming you or a best friend'']] friend'' is [[ParanoiaFuel fear-incarnated.]] ]]
**fear-incarnated. The worst part? [[spoiler: They finally get Shadow off the vessel, via using the Sonic Driver cannon. They think they're safe... and then [[ImplacableMan Shadow]] arrives again. It's just due to coincidence that he didn't murder the entire crew.]]
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*And in the very The next episode after that, we have some seriously [[FridgeHorror horrifying implications]]. [[spoiler: Long story short, the tracking device in Cosmo's brain can be removed...But at the cost of leaving Cosmo [[AndIMustScream deaf and blind for the rest of her life]]. And it's very likely that the Metarex intended on that.]]
** [[spoiler: Even not taking Cosmo's possible fate into account, just imagine how horrifying it must be - to know that you basically betrayed the people that you considered friends, all because of your own cowardice. To say that Cosmo [[BreakTheCutie didn't take it very well is an understatement.]] - at one point, she even contemplates escaping the Blue Typhoon and going on what is basically a suicide mission. Sure, everyone does convince her to stay, but once again - Cosmo's part of the episode just runs entirely on FridgeHorror.]]
** The episode alsohas some incredibly unsettling reveals - At first we have minor things, like [[spoiler:Cosmo Cosmo turning out to belong to the same species as the Metarex]], Metarex, but then things go downhill really fast - namely, the backstory of Dark Oak/[[spoiler:Lucas]] - [[spoiler:his Oak/Lucas -- his home planet was basically stuck in a never-ending war against an unknown threat, with many of his fellow seedrians either getting killed off en masse, or dying from overexertion after entering their [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Final]] [[OneWingedAngel Final Form]] - -- the latter seemingly being even more threatening, because even '''children''' were entering their Final Forms despite knowing what consequences it will bring. As a result, the leader of the seedrians, Earthia (Who was also Lucas' wife and the mother of Cosmo and Galaxina) decides that the seedrians must abandon their home planet, while Lucas insisted that the seedrians stay behind and fight, and as a result, the seedrians split into two factions - -= Earthia's followers (Seemingly (seemingly all female), who decided to abandon the doomed planet, and Lucas' followers(Likely followers (likely all male), who decided to fight no matter what. Eventually, all of the vegetation on the planet begins to quickly die out - a result of Lucas [[PoweredByAForsakenChild harvesting the planet's life energy]], all for the purpose of using it to stabilize the seedrians' Final Forms. Needless to say, Earthia wasn't very pleased with this, which results in the conflict between the two factions escalating even further, to the point where, even after the war was over, Earthia ordered to ''[[NukeEm nuke the planet]]'' before she and her followers left the planet, so that no survivors whatsoever will be left. Unfortunately for her, Lucas' followers and Lucas himself had survived, and later became the Metarex.]]
** So, in short, in that episode alone, we have [[spoiler: a both [[UnwittingPawn unwilling]] ''[[UnwittingPawn and]]'' [[UnwittingPawn unwilling and unwitting betrayal]], a chilling possibility of an innocent eight-year old ending up in an AndIMustScream scenario, and a villain backstory that involves both interplanetary and civil war, planetary-scale environmental abuse, child soldiers sacrificing their own lives, and an '''attempted genocide''' by usage of '''[[NukeEm [[NukeEm nuclear weapons]]'''.weapons]]. All of which was after watching a short, child-friendly SlasherMovie starring a three-foot black hedgehog.]] [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids You know...]][[JustForPun 4Kids!]]]]
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** [[spoiler: Even not taking Cosmo's possible fate into account, just imagine how horrifying it must be - to know that you basically betrayed the people that you considered friends, all because of your own cowardice. To say that Cosmo [[BreakTheCutie didn't take it very well is an understatement.]] - at one point, she even contemplates escaping the Blue Typhoon and going on what is basically a suicide mission. Sure, everyone does convince her to stay, but once again - Cosmo's part of the episode just runs entirely on FridgeHorror.]]
** The episode also
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* [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 Gerald Robotnik's Execution]] is also in. This time, you actually hear the shot being taken! Obviously, however it's not shown onscreen.]]
* [[spoiler:[[VideoGame/SonicAdventure2 Gerald Robotnik's Execution]] is also in. This time, you actually hear the shot being taken! Obviously, however it's not shown onscreen.]]
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* In Episode 1x11, ''The Beautiful, Mysterious Thief, Rouge'', the titular bat is stopped by E70-Noizi. How? It ''loudly broadcasts the sounds of children crying for help''. It's quite unsettling, especially with the mic on the machine constantly glitching out the words.
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* In Episode 1x11, ''The Beautiful, Mysterious Thief, Rouge'', the titular bat is stopped by E70-Noizi. How? It ''loudly broadcasts the sounds of children crying for help''. It's quite unsettling, especially with the mic on the machine constantly glitching out the words. Also, dirty Eggman looks creepy.
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-->'''English Dub:''' [[SanitySlippage Looks like you'll]] [[AxCrazy have to go back to the drawing board!]]
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** When the director says that she had him worried. Lindsey asks why. The police explains that nobody has ever escaped from the ghosts before. Chris then asks about the ghosts to the police officer who explains a rumor that the place they are at sits on an ancient burial ground and that the original owner built the castle there. When the owner heard about the legend about ghosts living there, he laughed and said that they were nonsense. The man disappeared after the first night he stayed there, never to be seen again. The final thing the viewers see is two ghosts in one of the upper-story windows laughing.
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** When the director says that she had him worried. Lindsey asks why. The police explains that nobody ''nobody has ever escaped from the ghosts before.before''. Chris then asks about the ghosts to the police officer who explains a rumor that the place they are at sits on an ancient burial ground and that the original owner built the castle there. When the owner heard about the legend about ghosts living there, he laughed and said that they were nonsense. The man disappeared after the first night he stayed there, never to be seen again. The final thing the viewers see is two ghosts in one of the upper-story windows laughing.
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* For some people, Dark Super Sonic. OH YEAH, ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis The. Dark. Super-Sonic.]]'' You know all that fanart depicting a [[PaintItBlack black]] Super Sonic with [[BlankWhiteEyes whited-out eyes]] and an indigo/black aura? Yeah, this is where they originated from. Even Eggman was worried and unsettled about it, to the point of convincing Sonic to [[GetAHoldOfYourSelfMan calm down.]] For all he knew, Dark Super Sonic might've gone on to kill the rest of them. This may have only lasted for a few seconds, but it left such a mark on the fanbase because of how [[DarkerAndEdgier dark]] and [[MoodWhiplash unexpected]] it was.
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* For some people, Dark Super Sonic. OH YEAH, ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis The. Dark. Super-Sonic.]]'' You know all that fanart depicting a [[PaintItBlack black]] Super Sonic with [[BlankWhiteEyes whited-out eyes]] and an indigo/black aura? Yeah, this is where they originated from. Even Eggman was worried and unsettled about it, to the point of convincing Sonic to [[GetAHoldOfYourSelfMan calm down.]] having to talk Sonic down]] from going further. For all he knew, Dark Super Sonic might've gone on to kill the rest of them. This may have only lasted for a few seconds, but it left such a mark on the fanbase because of how [[DarkerAndEdgier dark]] and [[MoodWhiplash unexpected]] it was.
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** When the director says that she had him worried. Lindsey asks why. The police explains that nobody has ever escaped from the ghosts before. Chris then asks about the ghosts to the police officer who explains a rumor that the place they are at sits on an ancient burial ground and that the original owner built the castle there. When the owner heard about the legend about ghosts living there, he laughed and said that they were nonsense. The man disappeared after the first night he stayed there, never to be seen again. The final thing the viewers see is two ghosts in one of the upper-story windows laughing.
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