History Characters / SonicHolograph

* DropTheHammer: Her weapon of choice is a large, two-handed hammer fashioned from a barrel and decorated with her heart-emblem. Given it's size and apparent weight, one must assume she's more physically strong than she lets on.

* PrehensileHair: If 'hair' extends to tentacles resembling hair atop her head, then this is what you'd call Marine's jellyfish tendrils, though they have a limited range eclipsed by [[DropTheHammer her primary weapon]].

* BizzareAlienBiology: Even besides her OverlyLongTongue, WordOfGod states that sun bears like herself have miscolored, raised patches of skin under their fur that act almost like natural solar panels. This natural photosynthesis messes with their diet a little, but Nene's not too bothered.

* BonusBoss: In a similar manner to the "Lancelot Returns" mission from ''VideoGame/SonicAndTheBlackKnight'', Calliope also has an optional rematch against a stronger version of herself after the main story, dubbed "Rematch with the Reaper".

* PhysicalGod: In a scenario where [[spoiler:she refuses to have her Plasmagic energy removed from her while still regaining her pyrokinesis, a complicated sequence of events that includes a BonusBoss fight with Fauna ends with her imbuing the Sol Emeralds with her Plasmagic to become Blaze of the Equinox, a godlike figure with complete control over nature itself]]. Thankfully, this scenario is a (mostly) non-canon AlternateUniverse.

Pekora's assistant and the only employee of Usada Construction besides the CEO. Moona is a typically quiet and reserved young lady who struggles to let her guard down, but is always relaxed around her beloved boss and friend. It's odd, though, sometimes it seems she gets ''really'' comfortable in even a situation where someone as stoic as would normally try to blend in with the background. [[spoiler: This is due to her being a [[SealedInsideAPersonShapedCan host]] to the [[MaleSunFemaleMoon Goddess of the Moon]], Hoshinova, who has a starkly contrasting personality like that of a sultry and sadistic older woman with a deep voice to match.

Pekora's assistant and the only employee of Usada Construction besides the CEO. Moona is a typically quiet and reserved young lady who struggles to let her guard down, but is always relaxed around her beloved boss and friend. It's odd, though, sometimes it seems she gets ''really'' comfortable in even a situation where someone as stoic as would normally try to blend in with the background. [[spoiler: This is due to her being a [[SealedInsideAPersonShapedCan host]] to the [[MaleSunFemaleMoon Goddess of the Moon]], Hoshinova, who has a starkly contrasting personality like that of a sultry and sadistic older woman with a [[ContraltoOfDanger deep voice]] to match.]]

* ContraltoOfDanger: Her voice is deep and rich, contrasting the normally higher-pitched voice of her host, Moona. This as well as her body language are some of the earliest signs that Hoshinova is in the driver's seat of her shared body, and is responsible for many a chill down an unsuspecting victim's spine.

* AnAxeToGrind: Suisei uses a fire axe salvaged from her crashed ship as a means of defending herself, taking a liking to the weapon and carrying it around in a case to serve as a sort of SecurityBlanket.

* Expy: The Planet-Eater is an accidental one to [[spoiler:The End, the ultimate antagonist of ''VideoGame/SonicFrontiers'', both being massive [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]] that casually destroy worlds and take on planetoid-like forms when in direct combat. The primary difference is that the Planet-Eater is an AlmightyIdiot that only thinks about consuming worlds, while The End is a ManipulativeBastard that was able to play off of the natures of all sides involved to bring upon its return.]]

* PurpleIsPowerful: Hoshinova is a goddess and possesses a color scheme that combines this trope with GoldColoredSuperiority (atleast when possessing Moona). She also imparts this trope onto her hosts, as shown with both Moona and [[spoiler:Nova Shadow]].

* FaceMonsterTurn: [[spoiler:Just like her counterpart from Sonic's world (atleast in the [=3DS=] version of ''VideoGame/SonicColors''), she ends up being drained of her Hyper-go-on energy and thus turned into a Nega-Wisp. The [=MoonRabbit=] turns out to do about as good a job as Super Sonic in bringing her back to her senses.]]

* ThePrankster: Just like her [[Characters/HololiveJapanGenerationThreeFantasy counterpart]], Pekora has a love of practical jokes and will readily laugh at the misfortune of others if it's sufficiently slapstick. Her bio claims that she uses her GadgeterGenius smarts to design 'incredibly overengineered pranks', potentially venturing into RubeGoldbergDevice territory.

* SuperStrength: Enough to smash through stone and throw monsters much larger than herself, she is considered superhuman [[note]] Well, super-anthropomorphic animal[[/note]] among her peers and the stories written about her adventures occasional read like the tales of a demigod thanks to her incredible feats.

* {{Sidekick}}: To Sonic, though he is absent for almost the ''entire'' first saga on account of it's story following a select few Sonic characters crossing into a world inspired by Hololive. Once he and his older brother are reunited, Tails does his best to make up for lost time and gets stuck into helping return those who were displaced by Infinite's damage to reality and the ongoing rabbithole phenomena. In ''Unbound'', he acts as the navigator to Team Hero much like his role to Sonic in VideoGame/SonicRush.

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