Retroactive continuity in Sonichu - Revision history

Eamoo: /* Name changes */

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Name changes

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	\|[[Doctor Robotnik\|Robotnik]]		\|[[Doctor Robotnik\|Robotnik]]
	\|Ren Skysoar		\|[[Ren Skysoar]]
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	\|[[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|Sarah Hammer]]		\|[[Sarah Nicole Hammer\|Sarah Hammer]]

WarnerBro at 03:31, 21 April 2024

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	{{Merge\|Continuity in the Sonichu comics}}		{{Merge\|Continuity in the Sonichu comics}}
	{{Dated\|changes Chris made to Sonichu canon due to the Idea Guys}}		{{Dated\|changes Chris made to Sonichu canon due to the Idea Guys}}
	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into the [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.

Y0h 513nn R3n: /* Background */

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Background

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	In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (~~unintentiionally~~ leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (unintentionally leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).

	Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.		Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.

WarnerBro at 05:04, 24 April 2023

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	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because trolls told him to.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.

	==Background==		==Background==
	In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[~~Racism~~\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (unintentiionally leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).

	Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.		Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.

Y0h 513nn R3n: /* Gallery of retcons */

2023-03-20T14:17:47Z

Gallery of retcons

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	Image:ZEMTITS.jpg\|HE LOVES BOOBIES TOO		Image:ZEMTITS.jpg\|HE LOVES BOOBIES TOO
	Image:Schu8P5-A CameraRetcon.JPG\|Rosechu, failing to look even remotely sexy with that [[Autism\|retarded]] expression, gets edited out of a camera picture.		Image:Schu8P5-A CameraRetcon.JPG\|Rosechu, failing to look even remotely sexy with that [[Autism\|retarded]] expression, gets edited out of a camera picture.
	Image:Schu7Page37 NameEdits.JPG\|~~See if you can spot the differences~~.		Image:Schu7Page37 NameEdits.JPG\|Several PVCC villains get renamed.
	File:Ren metal.jpg\|Doctor Ren Skysoar		File:Ren metal.jpg\|Doctor Ren Skysoar
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Mr Poneglyph at 18:16, 19 March 2022

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcville/ An archive with the non-retconned Sonichu comics (Scroll to the bottom)]		*[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcville/ A Dead Link of the archive with the non-retconned Sonichu comics (Scroll to the bottom)] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20120317101851/http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcville/ a possible archive?])

	{{Sonichu}}		{{Sonichu}}

	[[Category:Comic]]		[[Category:Comic]]

Superspongebobbros at 21:03, 19 August 2020

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			{{Dated\|changes Chris made to Sonichu canon due to the Idea Guys}}
	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something or wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because trolls told him to.

	==Background==		==Background==
	In the case of names, Chris changed them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.
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	Chris has also attempted to retcon the name origin of Sonichu—he states in [[The Sonichu Chronicles]], that Sonichu's name is NOT a portmanteau of Sonic and Pikachu, like it was "rumored", but rather a play on Sonic's "Japanese" name "Soniku"''[sic]''.		Chris has also attempted to retcon the name origin of Sonichu—he states in [[The Sonichu Chronicles]], that Sonichu's name is NOT a portmanteau of Sonic and Pikachu, like it was "rumored", but rather a play on Sonic's "Japanese" name "Soniku"''[sic]''.

			After [[Jackie]] reprimanded Chris for his treatment of Alec Benson Leary in the controversial end to Sonichu #10, Chris changed the Asperpedia Four's fate in the comic. Now, instead of being executed, the four would be exiled to an Amish community for the rest of their lives. Chris showed off the new ending in [[Book10Replacement\|a video from 30 October 2010]], albeit in a very rough form even for Sonichu. He ultimately wouldn't finish the ending for five years, also changing most instances where Chris bashes homosexuality.

	He would also go on to retcon Simonla's death multiple times. He first did this on Facebook in 2014, saying that he "revived her."<ref>[[May_2014_Facebook_Posts#Return_Of_Simonla_Rosechu]]</ref> She officially returned at the end of [[Sonichu_11#A_Sonichu_Christmas\|A Sonichu Christmas]], when it turns out that she survived the Voltorb attack from the previous book, thanks to a healing ability.		He would also go on to retcon Simonla's death multiple times. He first did this on Facebook in 2014, saying that he "revived her."<ref>[[May_2014_Facebook_Posts#Return_Of_Simonla_Rosechu]]</ref> She officially returned at the end of [[Sonichu_11#A_Sonichu_Christmas\|A Sonichu Christmas]], when it turns out that she survived the Voltorb attack from the previous book, thanks to a healing ability.

			After getting in contact with the Idea Guys, Chris would make several changes to Sonichu canon. Mostly, this resulted in birthdates for some of the characters being changed to allude to [[pedofork\|pedophilia]], [[Nazis\|Nazism]], or [[Chris and sex\|the number 69]], but it also established that there were [[The 69 Destined Sonichus and Rosechus\|69 Electric Hedgehog Pokémon]] that came from the [[Rainbow#In the Comic\|Chaotic Rainbow]].

	==Name changes==		==Name changes==

Little Owl at 22:20, 2 August 2020

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	Image:Apology to Mary Lee.jpg\|Apparently, the evil [[Mary Lee Walsh#Possible reconciliation\|Mary Lee Walsh]] was Slaweel all along!		Image:Apology to Mary Lee.jpg\|Apparently, the evil [[Mary Lee Walsh#Possible reconciliation\|Mary Lee Walsh]] was Slaweel all along!
	Image:Schu1SubEp2 FandannaRetcon.JPG\|Not only does Chris's edit have the name stretch into the black section of the monitor, but he's also forgotten to change [[Hanna]]'s name in another paragraph.		Image:Schu1SubEp2 FandannaRetcon.JPG\|Not only does Chris's edit have the name stretch into the black section of the monitor, but he's also forgotten to change [[Hanna]]'s name in another paragraph.
	~~Image~~:~~SchuComic6Page50a~~.jpg\|The infamous "Sailor Asscheeks"; [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]], page 50		File:Sonichu - Episode 13, Page 27.jpg\|The infamous "Sailor Asscheeks"; [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]], page 50
	~~Image~~:~~SchuComic6Page50~~.jpg\|The revised page 50.		File:Sonichu - Episode 13, Page 27, Revision 1.jpg\|The revised page 50.
	Image:Sonichu-6_notsow.jpg\|''Sonichu'' #5, page 30: NOTSOW		Image:Sonichu-6_notsow.jpg\|''Sonichu'' #5, page 30: NOTSOW
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Darkbind at 02:39, 17 August 2016

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	Image:Apology to Mary Lee.jpg\|Apparently, the evil [[Mary Lee Walsh#Possible reconciliation\|Mary Lee Walsh]] was Slaweel all along!		Image:Apology to Mary Lee.jpg\|Apparently, the evil [[Mary Lee Walsh#Possible reconciliation\|Mary Lee Walsh]] was Slaweel all along!
	Image:Schu1SubEp2 FandannaRetcon.JPG\|Not only does Chris's edit have the name stretch into the black section of the monitor, but he's also forgotten to change [[Hanna]]'s name in another paragraph.		Image:Schu1SubEp2 FandannaRetcon.JPG\|Not only does Chris's edit have the name stretch into the black section of the monitor, but he's also forgotten to change [[Hanna]]'s name in another paragraph.
	Image:~~Schu6p50a~~.jpg\|The infamous "Sailor Asscheeks"; [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]], page 50		Image:SchuComic6Page50a.jpg\|The infamous "Sailor Asscheeks"; [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]], page 50
	Image:~~Sonichu05-P50~~.jpg\|The revised page 50.		Image:SchuComic6Page50.jpg\|The revised page 50.
	Image:Sonichu-6_notsow.jpg\|''Sonichu'' #5, page 30: NOTSOW		Image:Sonichu-6_notsow.jpg\|''Sonichu'' #5, page 30: NOTSOW
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Res at 09:30, 12 August 2016

2016-08-12T09:30:56Z

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	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], ~~many~~ of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are ~~sloppy~~, unexplained and unnecessary, ~~probably~~ because ~~even our high-functioning hero can't keep up with~~ his ~~convoluted universe any more than we can~~.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something or wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic.

	==Background==		==Background==
	In the case of names, Chris changed them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others ~~comes~~ from Chris~~'s [[homos\|homophobia]] and attempts~~ to ~~make himself~~ appear as a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.

	Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.		Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.

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	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into the [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.

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	In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (~~unintentiionally~~ leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (unintentionally leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).

	Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.		Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.

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	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because trolls told him to.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because [[trolls]] told him to.

	==Background==		==Background==
	In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[~~Racism~~\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Chris and race\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride (unintentiionally leading to the possible interpretation that his [[Love Quest]] is over because he's dead).

	Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.		Another retcon, though more minor, is the updating of the [[Rosechu]]s' [[Rule 34\|"feminine physique"]]. In several places, most notably in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], many of the female characters have had their breasts and [[china\|vaginas]] more prominently outlined. This is probably a desperate attempt made by Chris to STAY STRAIGHT in the face of all those homosexual college professors, using [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] to support gay pride.

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	Image:ZEMTITS.jpg\|HE LOVES BOOBIES TOO		Image:ZEMTITS.jpg\|HE LOVES BOOBIES TOO
	Image:Schu8P5-A CameraRetcon.JPG\|Rosechu, failing to look even remotely sexy with that [[Autism\|retarded]] expression, gets edited out of a camera picture.		Image:Schu8P5-A CameraRetcon.JPG\|Rosechu, failing to look even remotely sexy with that [[Autism\|retarded]] expression, gets edited out of a camera picture.
	Image:Schu7Page37 NameEdits.JPG\|~~See if you can spot the differences~~.		Image:Schu7Page37 NameEdits.JPG\|Several PVCC villains get renamed.
	File:Ren metal.jpg\|Doctor Ren Skysoar		File:Ren metal.jpg\|Doctor Ren Skysoar
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	[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]		[[Image:RainbowChrisBeforeAfter.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|Changing [[rainbow]]s into [[Chris and religion\|gates of Heaven]] only makes the [[Chris and death\|implications]] even worse.]]

	[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something or wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic.		[[Chris]], thinking himself as clever and believing he can change things without other people noticing, has extensively '''[[Wikipedia:Retroactive Continuity\|retconned]]''' the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' canon]]. In literature, "retroactive continuity" is a conscious alteration within a story's canon to change established facts or events within its continuity. This is usually used in ongoing stories to accommodate further stories that would not have been possible without the change in continuity, or to resolve chronological errors. While many comics use retcons to this outcome through use of subsequent revelations, such as Marvel's [[wikipedia:Avengers Disassembled\|''Avengers Disassembled'']], or even large-scale cosmological events, such as DC's [[wikipedia:Crisis on Infinite Earths\|''Crisis on Infinite Earths'']], these are usually plausible in-universe and are done for good reason. However, nigh all of the retcons that occur in ''Sonichu'' are sudden, unexplained and usually unnecessary, almost always having been changed because Chris changed his mind about something, wanted to shoehorn a contrived new plot into the comic, or because trolls told him to.

	==Background==		==Background==
	In the case of names, Chris changed them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.		In the case of names, Chris changed many of them on the advice of [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] and [[Jay Z]], who told Chris that they can't make a game with the names of real people. Even though he found out that [[Clyde Cash]] impersonated them, Chris has kept the name changes [[Chris and reality\|"just in case"]] Nintendo or Sega decides to pick up the game.

	Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.		Some changes are a result of troll attacks, others come from Chris trying to appear to be a [[Racism\|tolerant]] and [[Pedofork\|law-abiding]] person when he has unwittingly depicted himself otherwise. Black Sonichu was renamed [[Blake]] after Chris was accused of being a racist. More notably, the iconic [[Sonichu Balls]], which play a major role in the later comic issues, have become Sonichu ''Crystals'', after [[Homos\|"gay"]] [[Gay 4 Sonichu\|"fans"]] and trolls pointed out that it's pretty gay for him to want to get as many BALLS as he can to FREE him. Likewise, the infamous "Rainbow [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)\|Chris]]" image from [[Sonichu 1#Sub-Episode 2: Christian Chandler in "The Rise & Fall of My Heart"\|Sub-Episode 2]] was changed (bizarrely) to a background with the gates of Heaven when it was pointed out that rainbows are the international symbol of gay pride.
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	Chris has also attempted to retcon the name origin of Sonichu—he states in [[The Sonichu Chronicles]], that Sonichu's name is NOT a portmanteau of Sonic and Pikachu, like it was "rumored", but rather a play on Sonic's "Japanese" name "Soniku"''[sic]''.		Chris has also attempted to retcon the name origin of Sonichu—he states in [[The Sonichu Chronicles]], that Sonichu's name is NOT a portmanteau of Sonic and Pikachu, like it was "rumored", but rather a play on Sonic's "Japanese" name "Soniku"''[sic]''.

			After [[Jackie]] reprimanded Chris for his treatment of Alec Benson Leary in the controversial end to Sonichu #10, Chris changed the Asperpedia Four's fate in the comic. Now, instead of being executed, the four would be exiled to an Amish community for the rest of their lives. Chris showed off the new ending in [[Book10Replacement\|a video from 30 October 2010]], albeit in a very rough form even for Sonichu. He ultimately wouldn't finish the ending for five years, also changing most instances where Chris bashes homosexuality.

	He would also go on to retcon Simonla's death multiple times. He first did this on Facebook in 2014, saying that he "revived her."<ref>[[May_2014_Facebook_Posts#Return_Of_Simonla_Rosechu]]</ref> She officially returned at the end of [[Sonichu_11#A_Sonichu_Christmas\|A Sonichu Christmas]], when it turns out that she survived the Voltorb attack from the previous book, thanks to a healing ability.		He would also go on to retcon Simonla's death multiple times. He first did this on Facebook in 2014, saying that he "revived her."<ref>[[May_2014_Facebook_Posts#Return_Of_Simonla_Rosechu]]</ref> She officially returned at the end of [[Sonichu_11#A_Sonichu_Christmas\|A Sonichu Christmas]], when it turns out that she survived the Voltorb attack from the previous book, thanks to a healing ability.

			After getting in contact with the Idea Guys, Chris would make several changes to Sonichu canon. Mostly, this resulted in birthdates for some of the characters being changed to allude to [[pedofork\|pedophilia]], [[Nazis\|Nazism]], or [[Chris and sex\|the number 69]], but it also established that there were [[The 69 Destined Sonichus and Rosechus\|69 Electric Hedgehog Pokémon]] that came from the [[Rainbow#In the Comic\|Chaotic Rainbow]].

	==Name changes==		==Name changes==