I doubt it means anything long term. It just makes thing less weird since the cast never acted much like teenagers to begin with.
- sigh* And now I must edit the character pages.
Kinda odd to do this now considering their ages were established for years. Guess they wanted to take from the Mario cast which funnily enough Miyamoto said that Mario’s in his mid 20’s
Check out Rogues Gallery Transplant: The GameWait, really?
Dang, the mustache really makes the Bros look older.
Disney100 Marathon | DreamWorks MarathonAnd according to the Writer's bible for the Mario 3 cartoon, apparently Peach/Toadstool was a teenager.
But as to ages in Sonic stuff, I remember when Charmy appeared in the comics, he was written as a kid, because his bio said that he was something like 8. Then, later, his age was changed to something like 13, which left questions as to why he acted like a little kid. This may be a reason for why they are no longer giving out ages. That and the fact that Sonic can't be 16 forever.
Edited by WillKeaton on Oct 2nd 2022 at 1:52:28 PM
Wasn't Charmy in the Archie comics first written as a teenager, then they had to make him act more like his game self so they had a storyline where Eggman gave him permanent brain damage that left him acting like a little kid?
Oh, you know I think I actually had the Charmy thing backwards. That is, he was a teenager, then the game Charmy was changed to a little kid, and then Sega made comics Charmy act like a little kid, even though it was established that he was a teen.
Also just before that, Eggman killed all of Charmy's family and genocided his kingdom. And there was an earlier story by Penders where Charmy's childhood friend died of a drug overdose. And then later after the brain damage incident, Charmy's girlfriend (the only other survivor of the genocide) got thrown into another dimension along with all the echidnas because the lawsuit happened and she was a Penders character.
It's like the comic writer looked at Charmy and thought "fuck this kid in particular."
Charmy just can't catch a break. In Sonic the Comic, the rest of the Chaotic find Charmy so annoying that they actively wish for his death multiple times. But Charmy still thinks we'll of them and mistakenly believes that they only pretend to hate him, which was so depressing that Sonic didn't have the heart to tell him the truth.
De Romanīs, lingua Latina gloriosa non fuī.x3 Interestingly enough, in Japanese manual of Knuckle Chaotix, while ages of Espio, Mighty and Vector were given(17, 16 and 16 respectively), Charmy's age was not given, though manual also states that he's "very moody and mature in his words and actions", which does give implications that he acts older than his age... which was clearly changed from Heroes onward.
Edited by jouXIII on Oct 2nd 2022 at 11:24:46 AM
I assure you, I'm a completely trustworthy person.
And like, what did Charmy do that warranted them hating him to death?
Like, outside of being a bit irritating, was he poor at his job?
Did he cause trouble that made him not worth keeping around?
Or were the other guys just assholes?
One Strip! One Strip!It's Sonic the Comic, so the last one.
I assure you, I'm a completely trustworthy person.That was just Fleetway's thing, because Sonic was an abusive asshole to everyone, especially Tails. And not in Played for Laughs sort of way, he was genuinely terrible to Tails.
@Handsome Rob: Charmy was competent at defeating bad guys, but the Chaotic hated him for making up weird Ned Flanders-esque words and sometimes saying, "That sure didn't work!" when someone's plan fails.
De Romanīs, lingua Latina gloriosa non fuī.Yikes.
That's just awful. You'd think being a useful teammate would outweigh a little annoyance.
The Fleetway guys may be heroes, but they are still assholes.
One Strip! One Strip!Except for the obviously younger, like Tails, Cream, and Charmy, the ages never really factored that much anyway.
I think this face perfectly encapsulates how Charmy would react if he met his counterparts from pre-SGW Archie and Sonic the Comic
Check out Rogues Gallery Transplant: The GameSo I was hanging with a friend, and we were browsing some videos on the 2000s Sonic games out of some nostalgia.
And then we ended getting a recommendation about a series called there's something about Amy.
I thought the animation was cute and looked like something from Newgrounds.
I did not expect it to escalate like that. At all.
I'll teach you a lesson about just how cruel the world can be. That's my job, as an adult.How insane was the escalation?
Wanna see for yourself?
Hell of a ride, and don't read the comments.
I'll teach you a lesson about just how cruel the world can be. That's my job, as an adult....Oh shit.
Have fun.
I'll teach you a lesson about just how cruel the world can be. That's my job, as an adult.Well, I guess it is appropriate for October, a horror-themed Sonic fan-animation. There's a part 2 and part 3 out, as well.
Apparently it's a sequel to another animation they did, the Secret History of Sonic.
Explains Tails.
I'll teach you a lesson about just how cruel the world can be. That's my job, as an adult.
I blame the shippers.
Anyway, the whole thing about Sonic Channel getting rid of the characters' ages? It might have turned into a rabbit hole of speculation.
When asked if he knew about Sonic Channel scrubbing out the ages in the characters, Ian Flynn just responded with #KnowingSmile.
Okay, is anyone else thinking something big is going to go down on Sonic Frontiers or is it just me?
Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Oct 2nd 2022 at 2:29:04 PM