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Removing the Rouge example because they have no meaningful or implied interaction in the games, so they're not set up to contrast one another as such.
* BlueOrangeContrast: Vanilla's ClassyCravat is sometimes colored orange to contrast with Cream's blue ribbon. (This is not the case in some adaptations, where the cravat is a darker shade of blue instead to add a point of commonality while also observing their warm-cold ColorContrast).
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** She's a HumanoidFemaleAnimal with DrearyHalfLiddedEyes, like Rouge the Bat, but Vanilla is nether an ActionGirl nor MsFanservice.
** Cream is bright and energetic, while Vanilla is calmer and more composed. This is reflected in their palette, which is warmer for Cream and cooler for Vanilla.
** She's a HumanoidFemaleAnimal with DrearyHalfLiddedEyes, like Rouge the Bat, but Vanilla is nether an ActionGirl nor MsFanservice.
** Cream is bright and energetic, while Vanilla is calmer and more composed. This is reflected in their palette, which is warmer for Cream and cooler for Vanilla.
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* {{Foil}}:
** She's a HumanoidFemaleAnimal{{Foil}}: Vanilla's design is mostly notable where it contrasts with DrearyHalfLiddedEyes, like Rouge the Bat, but Vanilla is nether an ActionGirl nor MsFanservice.
**her daughter's. Cream wears a dress with warmer, brighter colors than her mother's cooler ones; Vanilla's DrearyHalfLiddedEyes likewise contrast Cream's being wide-open. Both of these design differences reflect how [[RedOniBlueOni Cream is bright energetic and energetic, while Vanilla her mother is calmer and more composed. This is reflected in their palette, which is warmer for Cream and cooler for Vanilla.calm]].
** She's a HumanoidFemaleAnimal
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'''Voiced by:''' Yuri Shiratori (Japanese), Moriah Angeline (English, 2001), Rebecca Honig (English, 2005)
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'''Voiced by:''' Yuri Shiratori Creator/YuriShiratori (Japanese), Moriah Angeline (English, 2001), Rebecca Honig (English, 2005)
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you in the same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word because she finds it funny.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact The Doom (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you in the same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word because she finds it funny.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you in the same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word because sh finds it funny.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you in the same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word because sh she finds it funny.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you int he same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you int he in the same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word.word because sh finds it funny.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: In the Expert Mode of Lost Impact (arguably the most infamous stage in ''VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog''), you're expected to find and heal all ten scientists, but unlike in the normal stage, wherein they're spread out in various rooms, they're all waiting for you int he same room at the very end. The Hint Ring at the beginning features Maria's voice, meaning she (or her ghost, rather) knows you're being trolled and doesn't say a word.
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In the original timeline, Silver's future was destroyed by the "Flames of Disaster", known as Iblis. He and his friend Blaze spent their days defending their home from Iblis in an never-ending conflict. One day though, a mysterious individual named [[ObviouslyEvil Mephiles the Dark]] approach him with the opportunity to travel to the past, and destroy the one who awakens Iblis, the Iblis Trigger: Sonic the Hedgehog. Silver goes to the past alongside Blaze to kill Sonic, but is eventually stopped by Shadow, who reveals Mephiles true intentions: to reunite with Iblis and destroy all of existence. Silver eventually make amends with Sonic, and returns to the future with the method to seal Iblis with the Chaos Emeralds. Once he defeats Iblis, Blaze seals Iblis within herself, saving the future.
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In the original timeline, Silver's future was destroyed by the "Flames of Disaster", known as Iblis. He and his friend Blaze spent their days defending their home from Iblis in an never-ending conflict. One day though, a mysterious individual named [[ObviouslyEvil Mephiles the Dark]] approach approaches him with the opportunity to travel to the past, and destroy the one who awakens Iblis, the Iblis Trigger: Sonic the Hedgehog. Silver goes to the past alongside Blaze to kill Sonic, but is eventually stopped by Shadow, who reveals Mephiles true intentions: to reunite with Iblis and destroy all of existence. Silver eventually make amends with Sonic, and returns to the future with the method to seal Iblis with the Chaos Emeralds. Once he defeats Iblis, Blaze seals Iblis within herself, saving the future.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Espio has always been quiet and reserved, but his appearance in ''Heroes'' has him as prone to ham his phrases, like "Behold! Ninja power!". Later games would portray him as straight up serious, without much comical traits other than being the StraightMan to Vector and Charmy.
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* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Espio has always been quiet and reserved, but his appearance in ''Heroes'' has him as prone to ham his phrases, like "Behold! Ninja power!". Later games would portray him as straight up downright serious, without much any comical traits other than being the StraightMan to Vector and Charmy.
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* MeaningfulName: Espio's name comes from either "espionage", or the Spanish word for "I spy."
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* MeaningfulName: Espio's name comes from either "espionage", or the Spanish word for "I spy."
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* {{Omniglot}}: Tails reveals that Espio is fluent in 17 different languages in ''VisualNovel/TheMurderOfSonicTheHedgehog''.
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* WallCrawl: Of the three characters that can use the triangle jump in my ''VideoGame/SonicHeroes'',[[note]]Sonic and Shadow being the other two[[/note]] Espio is the only who can stick to walls indefinitely. Being a ninja chameleon probably helps.
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* WallCrawl: Of the three characters that can use the triangle jump in my ''VideoGame/SonicHeroes'',[[note]]Sonic and Shadow being the other two[[/note]] Espio is the only who can stick to walls indefinitely. Being a ninja chameleon probably helps.
