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WarnerBro at 22:22, 17 May 2026

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	Despite his adamant declarations that he fully understands parody, Chris has repeatedly proven himself [[Autism\|incapable of recognizing it]] in the face of the genuine article. The Jimmy Hill arc was a perfect example of what a parody is: taking what he had made canon and turning it around as commentary.		Despite his adamant declarations that he fully understands parody, Chris has repeatedly proven himself [[Autism\|incapable of recognizing it]] in the face of the genuine article. The Jimmy Hill arc was a perfect example of what a parody is: taking what he had made canon and turning it around as commentary.

	He makes the same error in the [[Adult Swim posts]]. He posts a rant admonishing ''[[Adult Swim\|Robot Chicken]]'', a show centered around parody, that the canon Autobots wouldn't act the way they were portrayed, which was exactly the point. He goes on to give them a suggestion for a skit using [[random-access humor]], which thankfully was ignored. ''Robot Chicken'' actually received a lot of such complaints, and made another sketch about the Go-Bots acting out of character, with the addition of a [[speech impediment\|whiny]], [[~~Pedo-Glasses~~\|bespectacled]], [[obesity\|overweight]] fanboy living with his parents interjecting with complaints about inaccuracies... ''coincidence!!??''... probably. It's less likely that they would reference Chris himself as it is that Chris is such a perfect example of everything wrong with cartoon-obsessed adults.		He makes the same error in the [[Adult Swim posts]]. He posts a rant admonishing ''[[Adult Swim\|Robot Chicken]]'', a show centered around parody, that the canon Autobots wouldn't act the way they were portrayed, which was exactly the point. He goes on to give them a suggestion for a skit using [[random-access humor]], which thankfully was ignored. ''Robot Chicken'' actually received a lot of such complaints, and made another sketch about the Go-Bots acting out of character, with the addition of a [[speech impediment\|whiny]], [[Respectable Frames\|bespectacled]], [[obesity\|overweight]] fanboy living with his parents interjecting with complaints about inaccuracies... ''coincidence!!??''... probably. It's less likely that they would reference Chris himself as it is that Chris is such a perfect example of everything wrong with cartoon-obsessed adults.

	To cement the fact that Chris ''really'' doesn't understand parody, one only needs to take a look at a [[List of Chris's comments on YouTube#Sonic: Too Fast?\|comment he made]] on a certain Hotdiggedydemon video.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF9CS3L_ezw Sonic: Too Fast?]</ref> This comment has him spewing venom at the author for having "murderous intent" and denying that Sonic is dead (the video shows Sonic doing a comically long jumpstart and careening into the sun). It completely sailed over Chris' head that the video was done as a joke, instead making him take the video seriously and believing that Hotdiggedydemon ''actually wanted to murder Sonic the Hedgehog''.		To cement the fact that Chris ''really'' doesn't understand parody, one only needs to take a look at a [[List of Chris's comments on YouTube#Sonic: Too Fast?\|comment he made]] on a certain Hotdiggedydemon video.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF9CS3L_ezw Sonic: Too Fast?]</ref> This comment has him spewing venom at the author for having "murderous intent" and denying that Sonic is dead (the video shows Sonic doing a comically long jumpstart and careening into the sun). It completely sailed over Chris' head that the video was done as a joke, instead making him take the video seriously and believing that Hotdiggedydemon ''actually wanted to murder Sonic the Hedgehog''.

WarnerBro: /* Sonichu as a meta-parody */

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Sonichu as a meta-parody

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	When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.		When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.

	By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his [[Love Quest]] by befriending [[Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.		By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his [[Love Quest]] by befriending [[Megan\|Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi La Skunk\|Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.

	Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''[[Beavis and Butt-head]]'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.		Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''[[Beavis and Butt-head]]'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.

	In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on Encyclopedia Dramatica (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).		In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).

	The Spring Break feature in #8 features [[Blake]] getting fooled into having unprotected sex with [[Silvana\|a "tranny"]], which most analysts agree is a reference to Chris's own experiences getting tricked by various [[Blanca\|trolls posing as would-be girlfriends]]. Intentionally or not, Chris does a pretty good job projecting his own hormone-fueled foolishness onto Blake.		The Spring Break feature in #8 features [[Blake]] getting fooled into having unprotected sex with [[Silvana\|a "tranny"]], which most analysts agree is a reference to Chris's own experiences getting tricked by various [[Blanca Weiss\|trolls posing as would-be girlfriends]]. Intentionally or not, Chris does a pretty good job projecting his own hormone-fueled foolishness onto Blake.

	Also, Chris attempted to impress Encyclopedia Dramatica by creating a [[You know what, I HATE ME TOO!!!\|gallery]] full of images where his comic self was depicted in unflattering scenarios.		Also, Chris attempted to impress Encyclopedia Dramatica by creating a [[You know what, I HATE ME TOO!!!\|gallery]] full of images where his comic self was depicted in unflattering scenarios.

FromtheWordsofBR at 21:27, 3 February 2026

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	{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}		{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}

	{{quote\|Also, [[Jason Kendrick Howell]] and his 17-year old girlfriend, [[~~Kathleen~~]] ~~(redacted)~~ in this comic are BASED on the REAL PEOPLE, and they both HAVE actually done things together that would be classified as Illegal in the [[United States of America\|USA]]; Send the [[Jerkop\|police]] on them in Clarksville, Tennesse.\|Chris, contradicting his own disclaimer}}		{{quote\|Also, [[Jason Kendrick Howell]] and his 17-year old girlfriend, [[File:Kat_name_text_2.png]] in this comic are BASED on the REAL PEOPLE, and they both HAVE actually done things together that would be classified as Illegal in the [[United States of America\|USA]]; Send the [[Jerkop\|police]] on them in Clarksville, Tennesse.\|Chris, contradicting his own disclaimer}}

	[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]		[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]

WarnerBro: /* See also */

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WarnerBro at 15:39, 7 April 2023

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	Perhaps by sheer coincidence, ''Sonichu'' has evolved into a shell of what a true ''Sonic''/''Pokémon'' parody could be. Like the ''Sonic'' characters, the cast is composed of cutesy-looking animals who have gradually sloughed off the veneer of innocent video game mascots to engage in angsty dialogue and crude romantic entanglements. And, like ''Pokémon'', the [[Sonichus]] and [[Rosechus]] are super-powered animals who battle in the service of a [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|bossy, whiny human]]. In short, by combining the two franchises, Chris has wound up depicting a darker, more infantile reflection of each. The problem is that he fails to realize this, and so the actual commentary on ''Sonic'' and ''Pokémon'' is never properly realized. During an [[IRC (20 January 2009)\|IRC chat]] with [[Clyde Cash]] and [[BILLY MAYS]], Chris spends an inordinate amount of time trying to explain how Sonichu is a parody of ''Sonic'' (though he entirely forgets [[Pikachu]]), but all he does is list their similarities. Even after the definition of "parody" is spelled out to him he completely fails to find any element of ''Sonichu'' that is a legitimate parody of Sonic: he continues to insist that ''Sonichu'' is a parody because he's fast, but also has electricity powers. In his [[The Sonichu Chronicles\|PowerPoint presentation]], Chris even describes Sonichu's story as "an Untold Chapter of one story, so it is additional, yet not a major plot change," which plants it quite firmly in the territory of "derivative work".		Perhaps by sheer coincidence, ''Sonichu'' has evolved into a shell of what a true ''Sonic''/''Pokémon'' parody could be. Like the ''Sonic'' characters, the cast is composed of cutesy-looking animals who have gradually sloughed off the veneer of innocent video game mascots to engage in angsty dialogue and crude romantic entanglements. And, like ''Pokémon'', the [[Sonichus]] and [[Rosechus]] are super-powered animals who battle in the service of a [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|bossy, whiny human]]. In short, by combining the two franchises, Chris has wound up depicting a darker, more infantile reflection of each. The problem is that he fails to realize this, and so the actual commentary on ''Sonic'' and ''Pokémon'' is never properly realized. During an [[IRC (20 January 2009)\|IRC chat]] with [[Clyde Cash]] and [[BILLY MAYS]], Chris spends an inordinate amount of time trying to explain how Sonichu is a parody of ''Sonic'' (though he entirely forgets [[Pikachu]]), but all he does is list their similarities. Even after the definition of "parody" is spelled out to him he completely fails to find any element of ''Sonichu'' that is a legitimate parody of Sonic: he continues to insist that ''Sonichu'' is a parody because he's fast, but also has electricity powers. In his [[The Sonichu Chronicles\|PowerPoint presentation]], Chris even describes Sonichu's story as "an Untold Chapter of one story, so it is additional, yet not a major plot change," which plants it quite firmly in the territory of "derivative work".

	The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as ~~some~~ [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].		The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as [[4-cent_garbage.com\|some sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].

	Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.		Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.
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	==''Sonichu'' as a meta-parody==		==''Sonichu'' as a meta-parody==
	On the other hand, Chris's narcissism makes him a virtuoso at self-parody, so if he ever sues himself, he's covered.		On the other hand, [[Chris and his ego\|Chris's narcissism]] makes him a virtuoso at self-parody, so if he ever sues himself, he's covered.

	When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.		When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.

	By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his Love Quest by befriending [[Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.		By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his [[Love Quest]] by befriending [[Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.

	Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''Beavis and Butt-head'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.		Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''[[Beavis and Butt-head]]'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.

	In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on Encyclopedia Dramatica (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).		In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on Encyclopedia Dramatica (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Chris and the ~~Law~~]]		*[[Chris and the law]]
	*[[Chris and copyright]]		*[[Chris and copyright]]

WarnerBro: /* Why Sonichu is not a parody */

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Why Sonichu is not a parody

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	The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].		The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].

	Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.		Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.

	Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to a humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.		Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to a humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.

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	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDBH3TfxXp8 "The Chris-Chan Show (Animated Intro)" originally by AfroNinja360, reuploaded by ReuploadChanenl]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDBH3TfxXp8 "The Chris-Chan Show (Animated Intro)" originally by AfroNinja360, reuploaded by ReuploadChanenl]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaXdvVYyXcQ "Sonichu The Movie Trailer" by Walderp]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaXdvVYyXcQ "Sonichu The Movie Trailer" by Walderp]
	*[~~http~~://www~~.sonichuttahcs~~.deviantart.com/ 'Sonichu: The TRUE and HONEST Comic Series' on DeviantART]		*[https://www.deviantart.com/sonichuttahcs 'Sonichu: The TRUE and HONEST Comic Series' on DeviantART]
	*[~~http~~://~~hcandersen~~.deviantart.com/gallery/ Sonichu Unleashed by HCAnderson]		*[https://www.deviantart.com/hcandersen/gallery Sonichu Unleashed by HCAnderson]

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	{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}		{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}

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	Despite his adamant declarations that he fully understands parody, Chris has repeatedly proven himself [[Autism\|incapable of recognizing it]] in the face of the genuine article. The Jimmy Hill arc was a perfect example of what a parody is: taking what he had made canon and turning it around as commentary.		Despite his adamant declarations that he fully understands parody, Chris has repeatedly proven himself [[Autism\|incapable of recognizing it]] in the face of the genuine article. The Jimmy Hill arc was a perfect example of what a parody is: taking what he had made canon and turning it around as commentary.

	He makes the same error in the [[Adult Swim posts]]. He posts a rant admonishing ''[[Adult Swim\|Robot Chicken]]'', a show centered around parody, that the canon Autobots wouldn't act the way they were portrayed, which was exactly the point. He goes on to give them a suggestion for a skit using [[random-access humor]], which thankfully was ignored. ''Robot Chicken'' actually received a lot of such complaints, and made another sketch about the Go-Bots acting out of character, with the addition of a [[speech impediment\|whiny]], [[~~Pedo-Glasses~~\|bespectacled]], [[obesity\|overweight]] fanboy living with his parents interjecting with complaints about inaccuracies... ''coincidence!!??''... probably. It's less likely that they would reference Chris himself as it is that Chris is such a perfect example of everything wrong with cartoon-obsessed adults.		He makes the same error in the [[Adult Swim posts]]. He posts a rant admonishing ''[[Adult Swim\|Robot Chicken]]'', a show centered around parody, that the canon Autobots wouldn't act the way they were portrayed, which was exactly the point. He goes on to give them a suggestion for a skit using [[random-access humor]], which thankfully was ignored. ''Robot Chicken'' actually received a lot of such complaints, and made another sketch about the Go-Bots acting out of character, with the addition of a [[speech impediment\|whiny]], [[Respectable Frames\|bespectacled]], [[obesity\|overweight]] fanboy living with his parents interjecting with complaints about inaccuracies... ''coincidence!!??''... probably. It's less likely that they would reference Chris himself as it is that Chris is such a perfect example of everything wrong with cartoon-obsessed adults.

	To cement the fact that Chris ''really'' doesn't understand parody, one only needs to take a look at a [[List of Chris's comments on YouTube#Sonic: Too Fast?\|comment he made]] on a certain Hotdiggedydemon video.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF9CS3L_ezw Sonic: Too Fast?]</ref> This comment has him spewing venom at the author for having "murderous intent" and denying that Sonic is dead (the video shows Sonic doing a comically long jumpstart and careening into the sun). It completely sailed over Chris' head that the video was done as a joke, instead making him take the video seriously and believing that Hotdiggedydemon ''actually wanted to murder Sonic the Hedgehog''.		To cement the fact that Chris ''really'' doesn't understand parody, one only needs to take a look at a [[List of Chris's comments on YouTube#Sonic: Too Fast?\|comment he made]] on a certain Hotdiggedydemon video.<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF9CS3L_ezw Sonic: Too Fast?]</ref> This comment has him spewing venom at the author for having "murderous intent" and denying that Sonic is dead (the video shows Sonic doing a comically long jumpstart and careening into the sun). It completely sailed over Chris' head that the video was done as a joke, instead making him take the video seriously and believing that Hotdiggedydemon ''actually wanted to murder Sonic the Hedgehog''.

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	When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.		When Chris takes [[Patti-Chan]] to [[CWCville]], he leads her through a portal in [[Chris's room\|his bedroom]]. Upon seeing the disheveled state of his quarters, Patti remarks that it's no wonder Chris needs a woman in his life.

	By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his [[Love Quest]] by befriending [[Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.		By [[Sonichu 6\|''Sonichu'' #6]], Chris believed he had completed his [[Love Quest]] by befriending [[Megan\|Megan Schroeder]], and eventually mocked his former bitterness over not having a girlfriend. When the heroes discuss the plight of [[Crystal Weston Chandler (sister)\|Crystal]] the subject soon turns to how jealous men can be, and [[Megagi La Skunk\|Megagi]] wryly echoes Chris's statement that he despised nearly all the men on Earth, simply because he couldn't get a girlfriend. A hilarious inside joke, if you're Chris.

	Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''[[Beavis and Butt-head]]'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.		Chris leads a squad into the year [[Sonichu chronology#1996\|1996]], where he relives the moment when he created [[Bionic the Hedgehog]], in the next issue. As lockers played a role in his inspiration, Chris extended the scene to include a gag lifted directly from an episode of ''[[Beavis and Butt-head]]'', where the two slam a locker door over and over for fun.

	In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on Encyclopedia Dramatica (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).		In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Sonichu discovers [[Rule 34]] pictures on 4-cent_garbage.com, and expresses amazement that he and his friends were photographed in such intimate moments. Rosechu pointedly informs him that the images are drawings, even though they look "lifelike" to Sonichu, because Chris himself drew the sex scenes on [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] (some of which he recycled in ''Sonichu'' #8).

	The Spring Break feature in #8 features [[Blake]] getting fooled into having unprotected sex with [[Silvana\|a "tranny"]], which most analysts agree is a reference to Chris's own experiences getting tricked by various [[Blanca\|trolls posing as would-be girlfriends]]. Intentionally or not, Chris does a pretty good job projecting his own hormone-fueled foolishness onto Blake.		The Spring Break feature in #8 features [[Blake]] getting fooled into having unprotected sex with [[Silvana\|a "tranny"]], which most analysts agree is a reference to Chris's own experiences getting tricked by various [[Blanca Weiss\|trolls posing as would-be girlfriends]]. Intentionally or not, Chris does a pretty good job projecting his own hormone-fueled foolishness onto Blake.

	Also, Chris attempted to impress Encyclopedia Dramatica by creating a [[You know what, I HATE ME TOO!!!\|gallery]] full of images where his comic self was depicted in unflattering scenarios.		Also, Chris attempted to impress Encyclopedia Dramatica by creating a [[You know what, I HATE ME TOO!!!\|gallery]] full of images where his comic self was depicted in unflattering scenarios.

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	{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}		{{quote\|Any names, or persons, illustrated in any of the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu Comics]], except that of [[Christian Weston Chandler]], that may seem similar to anyone in real life, are purely coincidental, or otherwise parodic. \|Chris's [[Sonichu_0#Disclaimer_Page\|disclaimer page]] appearing in every episode, and read before every videobook}}

	{{quote\|Also, [[Jason Kendrick Howell]] and his 17-year old girlfriend, [[~~Kathleen~~]] ~~(redacted)~~ in this comic are BASED on the REAL PEOPLE, and they both HAVE actually done things together that would be classified as Illegal in the [[United States of America\|USA]]; Send the [[Jerkop\|police]] on them in Clarksville, Tennesse.\|Chris, contradicting his own disclaimer}}		{{quote\|Also, [[Jason Kendrick Howell]] and his 17-year old girlfriend, [[File:Kat_name_text_2.png]] in this comic are BASED on the REAL PEOPLE, and they both HAVE actually done things together that would be classified as Illegal in the [[United States of America\|USA]]; Send the [[Jerkop\|police]] on them in Clarksville, Tennesse.\|Chris, contradicting his own disclaimer}}

	[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]		[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]

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	The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].		The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].

	Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.		Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.

	Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to a humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.		Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to a humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.

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	==See also==		==See also==
			*[[Chris and copyright]]
	*[[Chris and the law]]		*[[Chris and the law]]
	*[[Chris and copyright]]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]		[[Image:Notthebathroom.jpg\|thumb\|Chris attempts parody in the infamous [[Sonichu_7#The_Family_Guy_.22Skitch.22\|''Family Guy'' "skitch".]]]]

	'''[[Wikipedia:Parody\|Parody]]''' is an imitative work created to mock, comment on, or trivialize an original work, its subject, author, style, or some other target, by means of humorous, satiric or ironic imitation. The concept dates back to Ancient Greek literature, as [[Wikipedia:Hegemon of Thasos\|Hegemon of Thasos]] was credited with being the first guy to change the words of poems to make them funny.		'''[[Wikipedia:Parody\|Parody]]''' is an imitative work created to mock, comment on, or trivialize an original work, its subject, author, style, or some other target, by means of humorous, satiric, or ironic imitation. The concept dates back to Ancient Greek literature, as [[Wikipedia:Hegemon of Thasos\|Hegemon of Thasos]] was credited with being the first guy to change the words of poems to make them funny.

	In a broader sense, parodies need not be humorous as long as they provide some sort of commentary on the original work. In that sense, a parody can be considered a sort of critical analysis of the original work.		In a broader sense, parodies need not be humorous as long as they provide some sort of commentary on the original work. In that sense, a parody can be considered a sort of critical analysis of the original work.
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	Perhaps by sheer coincidence, ''Sonichu'' has evolved into a shell of what a true ''Sonic''/''Pokémon'' parody could be. Like the ''Sonic'' characters, the cast is composed of cutesy-looking animals who have gradually sloughed off the veneer of innocent video game mascots to engage in angsty dialogue and crude romantic entanglements. And, like ''Pokémon'', the [[Sonichus]] and [[Rosechus]] are super-powered animals who battle in the service of a [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|bossy, whiny human]]. In short, by combining the two franchises, Chris has wound up depicting a darker, more infantile reflection of each. The problem is that he fails to realize this, and so the actual commentary on ''Sonic'' and ''Pokémon'' is never properly realized. During an [[IRC (20 January 2009)\|IRC chat]] with [[Clyde Cash]] and [[BILLY MAYS]], Chris spends an inordinate amount of time trying to explain how Sonichu is a parody of ''Sonic'' (though he entirely forgets [[Pikachu]]), but all he does is list their similarities. Even after the definition of "parody" is spelled out to him he completely fails to find any element of ''Sonichu'' that is a legitimate parody of Sonic: he continues to insist that ''Sonichu'' is a parody because he's fast, but also has electricity powers. In his [[The Sonichu Chronicles\|PowerPoint presentation]], Chris even describes Sonichu's story as "an Untold Chapter of one story, so it is additional, yet not a major plot change," which plants it quite firmly in the territory of "derivative work".		Perhaps by sheer coincidence, ''Sonichu'' has evolved into a shell of what a true ''Sonic''/''Pokémon'' parody could be. Like the ''Sonic'' characters, the cast is composed of cutesy-looking animals who have gradually sloughed off the veneer of innocent video game mascots to engage in angsty dialogue and crude romantic entanglements. And, like ''Pokémon'', the [[Sonichus]] and [[Rosechus]] are super-powered animals who battle in the service of a [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|bossy, whiny human]]. In short, by combining the two franchises, Chris has wound up depicting a darker, more infantile reflection of each. The problem is that he fails to realize this, and so the actual commentary on ''Sonic'' and ''Pokémon'' is never properly realized. During an [[IRC (20 January 2009)\|IRC chat]] with [[Clyde Cash]] and [[BILLY MAYS]], Chris spends an inordinate amount of time trying to explain how Sonichu is a parody of ''Sonic'' (though he entirely forgets [[Pikachu]]), but all he does is list their similarities. Even after the definition of "parody" is spelled out to him he completely fails to find any element of ''Sonichu'' that is a legitimate parody of Sonic: he continues to insist that ''Sonichu'' is a parody because he's fast, but also has electricity powers. In his [[The Sonichu Chronicles\|PowerPoint presentation]], Chris even describes Sonichu's story as "an Untold Chapter of one story, so it is additional, yet not a major plot change," which plants it quite firmly in the territory of "derivative work".

	The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original, or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].		The irony is that by refusing to embrace ''Sonichu'' as a derivative, one-dimensional Sonic recolor, Chris fails to live up to his assertion that ''Sonichu'' is a parody. But Chris can't have it both ways. It's either original or a parody. The closest ''Sonichu'' ever comes to true parody is in its satirical depiction of [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in [[Sonichu 8\|#8]]. Instead of simply portraying ED as a website, Chris represents it as some [[4-cent_garbage.com\|sort of business]] housed in a physical building, with its users working there as some sort of staff, churning out slanderous content as an end unto itself. For once, Chris actually has a point to make: that ED is a bunch of mean-spirited [[JERKS]] who waste their lives hurting people. This message is ham-fisted, but at least it's not the usual subtext like "I think hedgehogs are way past cool!" and "I'd sure like to have sex!" Then again, given his belief that "lulz" is an acronym for "Laughs Under Lucricities", it's quite possible that he literally [[Chris and reality\|believes ED ''is'' a business]].

	Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.		Chris also believes that [[Mary Lee Walsh\|stealing]] [[Wes Iseli\|real]] [[Sarah Hammer\|peoples']] [[Jason Kendrick Howell\|names]] and basically portraying them as he sees them is "parodic". This is, of course, untrue, and it's a complete miracle none of those portrayed in the comics have sued Chris for slander.

	Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be, since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.		Further demonstrating Chris's ignorance of the true nature of parody is his belligerence towards [[Trolls\|artists]] who have imitated his work. In particular, Chris has vehemently denounced [[Jimmy Hill]] for claiming credit for Sonichu and merchandising the character in Europe as an openly [[homos]]exual cartoon character. What Chris can't (or won't) understand is that Hill's use of Sonichu is exactly what a parody is supposed to be since his version deliberately alters Sonichu to a humorous effect. In a court battle, the law is more likely to favor the work of trolls as parody, though there's some question of what happens when you parody something that's already stolen.

	But even if Chris understood fully what parody means, it likely wouldn't matter. "Parody" is simply a word Chris uses as one of many excuses he comes up with to do whatever he wants. When he tried to strike a deal with [[Vivian]] to get a cut of her [[Audiobook]] money, he said he was doing so despite not being happy that her work was "parodic." While the Audiobooks straight-up mock Chris and his comic rather than act as parodies, to him it's not okay for him to be subject of "parody," but it's okay for him to make "parodies" of works that others create. So it seems that he understands on a basic level that a parody is intended to make fun of something, but he changes the meaning of the word to suit his needs when he's called out on how Sonichu is plagiarism. Indeed, plagiarists usually don't condone plagiarism when [[Chris and hypocrisy\|''they're'' the ones being plagiarized.]]		But even if Chris understood fully what parody means, it likely wouldn't matter. "Parody" is simply a word Chris uses as one of many excuses he comes up with to do whatever he wants. When he tried to strike a deal with [[Vivian]] to get a cut of her [[Audiobook]] money, he said he was doing so despite not being happy that her work was "parodic." While the Audiobooks straight-up mock Chris and his comic rather than act as parodies, to him it's not okay for him to be the subject of "parody," but it's okay for him to make "parodies" of works that others create. So it seems that he understands on a basic level that a parody is intended to make fun of something, but he changes the meaning of the word to suit his needs when he's called out on how Sonichu is plagiarism. Indeed, plagiarists usually don't condone plagiarism when [[Chris and hypocrisy\|''they're'' the ones being plagiarized.]]

	==''Sonichu'' as a meta-parody==		==''Sonichu'' as a meta-parody==
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	==Links to actual parodies==		==Links to actual parodies==
	*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090124071817/http://sonichu.110mb.com/ The Official and Original Sonichu Site from Jimmy Hill]		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090124071817/http://sonichu.110mb.com/ The Official and Original Sonichu Site from Jimmy Hill]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NXhPw4uWkA "Sonichu: The Animated Series" ~~origianlly~~ by Spazkid, reuploaded by CWCAnimatedLibrary]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NXhPw4uWkA "Sonichu: The Animated Series" originally by Spazkid, reuploaded by CWCAnimatedLibrary]
	*[http://sonichufinale.canalblog.com/ Sonichu Finale by Mr. Harry D.http://sonichufinale.canalblog.com/]		*[http://sonichufinale.canalblog.com/ Sonichu Finale by Mr. Harry D.http://sonichufinale.canalblog.com/]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izF0hqzC8Gg "Chris Chan's ultimatum" by Iwakan]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izF0hqzC8Gg "Chris Chan's ultimatum" by Iwakan]