Sonichu (comic) - Revision history

Master: /* How-to and Overview */

2026-02-12T18:43:28Z

How-to and Overview

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	Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.		Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.

	After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[~~Chaos Crystal Control Act 4\|~~Chaos Crystal Control]].		After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[Chaos Crystal Control]].

	Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].		Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].

Master: /* How-to and Overview */

2026-02-12T18:41:37Z

How-to and Overview

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	Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.		Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.

	After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[Chaos Crystal Control Act 4\|Chaos Crystal Control]]~~, which he oddly started writing in reverse, making Act 4 prior to acts 0 and 1~~.		After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[Chaos Crystal Control Act 4\|Chaos Crystal Control]].

	Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].		Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].

Master: /* Special editions */

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Special editions

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	===Special editions===		===Special editions===
	These special issues were one-offs intended for [[gal pal\|specific audiences]]~~, but subsequently obtained by trolls and publicly released~~.		These special issues were one-offs intended for [[gal pal\|specific audiences]].

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	\| Slime Rewrite Comic		\| Slime Rewrite Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''
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			\|[[File:March19ComicFull.jpg\|150px]]
			\|[[Sonichu Special 8\|''Sonichu Special #8'']]
			\| Pickchu's Wish Comic
			\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris Chan Sonichu grants a wish for Pickchu. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Pickchu.''
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			\|[[File:March20Workaholic1.jpg\|150px]]
			\|[[Sonichu Special 9\|''Sonichu Special #9'']]
			\| Workaholics Anonymous Comic
			\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris Chan Sonichu attends a Workaholics Anonymous meeting.
	\|}		\|}

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Special editions

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	\|[[File:Ring Comic for The Captain (compressed from original).png\|150px]]		\|[[File:Ring Comic for The Captain (compressed from original).png\|150px]]
	\|[[Sonichu Special 5\|''Sonichu Special #5'']]		\|[[Sonichu Special 5\|''Sonichu Special #5'']]
	\| ~~[[Guard Dogs]]~~ Comic		\| Ring Transfer Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris sends the [[Amnyfest Ring]] to [[The Captain]]. <br /><br />''Only appearance of The Captain.''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris sends the [[Amnyfest Ring]] to [[The Captain]]. <br /><br />''Only appearance of The Captain.''
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	\|[[File:SchuBlockedbyBroniesdraftP3.jpeg\|150px]]		\|[[File:SchuBlockedbyBroniesdraftP3.jpeg\|150px]]
	\|[[Sonichu Special 6\|''Sonichu Special #6'']]		\|[[Sonichu Special 6\|''Sonichu Special #6'']]
	\| ~~[[Soft Exile]]~~ Comic		\| Twitter Blocks Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Magi-Chan talks to Dr. Wolf, a creator of the TF2 Analysis show, about Chris being blocked on Twitter by several high-profile creators from the MLP brony fandom, in particular members of [[TF2 Analysis]]. <br /><br />''First appearance of [[Dr.Wolf]].''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Magi-Chan talks to Dr. Wolf, a creator of the TF2 Analysis show, about Chris being blocked on Twitter by several high-profile creators from the MLP brony fandom, in particular members of [[TF2 Analysis]]. <br /><br />''First appearance of [[Dr.Wolf]].''
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	\|[[File:ChrisSlimeComicP2.jpg\|150px]]		\|[[File:ChrisSlimeComicP2.jpg\|150px]]
	\|[[Sonichu Special 7\|''Sonichu Special #7'']]		\|[[Sonichu Special 7\|''Sonichu Special #7'']]
	\| Slime Comic		\| Slime Rewrite Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''
	\|}		\|}

Dodo Conservative: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	[[Image:SonicVsSonichu.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|{{w\|Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics)\|THE WORLD'S MOST WAY PAST COOL COMIC!}}]]		[[Image:SonicVsSonichu.jpg\|thumb\|180px\|{{w\|Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics)\|THE WORLD'S MOST WAY PAST COOL COMIC!}}]]

	Chris first drew [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] in March 2000 after being told that he could not use [[Chris and copyright\|a copyrighted character]] on a class project, so he instead came up with a [[Things Chris has ripped off\|TRUE]] and [[OC\|ORIGINAL]] character plagiarizing from two of his favorite video games: ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and ''[[Pokémon]]''. Later, Chris would put his web programming skills to task and come up with [[CWC's Sonichu Site!]], which showcased his various illustrations of his pride and joy. Over time, Chris would draw new characters in his own little universe that were more blatant rip-offs of the source material that he was inspired by, such as [[Rosechu]] and [[~~Blake~~]], and so Chris began to put together a couple of simple, single-page or two-page narratives for his growing cast of characters.		Chris first drew [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] in March 2000 after being told that he could not use [[Chris and copyright\|a copyrighted character]] on a class project, so he instead came up with a [[Things Chris has ripped off\|TRUE]] and [[OC\|ORIGINAL]] character plagiarizing from two of his favorite video games: ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and ''[[Pokémon]]''. Later, Chris would put his web programming skills to task and come up with [[CWC's Sonichu Site!]], which showcased his various illustrations of his pride and joy. Over time, Chris would draw new characters in his own little universe that were more blatant rip-offs of the source material that he was inspired by, such as [[Rosechu]] and [[Black Sonichu]] (later named Blake), and so Chris began to put together a couple of simple, single-page or two-page narratives for his growing cast of characters.

	For a while, many of these comics were actually focused on the adventures of these characters, with no real references to the outside world, but over time, he would start to put himself into these comic strips. Dissatisfaction with his own life led to Chris using the comic as a [[Chris and coping\|coping mechanism]] to achieve a sense of [[Chris and his ego\|wish fulfillment]]. Since he was coming up with his story (and nothing less), he could team up with his "original" creations and make things right in [[CWCville\|his idealized fantasy world]].		For a while, many of these comics were actually focused on the adventures of these characters, with no real references to the outside world, but over time, he would start to put himself into these comic strips. Dissatisfaction with his own life led to Chris using the comic as a [[Chris and coping\|coping mechanism]] to achieve a sense of [[Chris and his ego\|wish fulfillment]]. Since he was coming up with his story (and nothing less), he could team up with his "original" creations and make things right in [[CWCville\|his idealized fantasy world]].

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	{{Quote\|I have not ended Sonichu; I only lost inspiration to draw, thanks to [[Trolls\|the people online]].\|Chris in 2010, on the hiatus of ''[[Sonichu 11]]''<ref>[[Jackie Chat 3]]</ref>.}}		{{Quote\|I have not ended Sonichu; I only lost inspiration to draw, thanks to [[Trolls\|the people online]].\|Chris in 2010, on the hiatus of ''[[Sonichu 11]]''<ref>[[Jackie Chat 3]]</ref>.}}

	After five years of Chris sporadically mentioning the possibility of continuing the comic, on 4 [[September 2015]], he finally added new content to ''Sonichu''. 11 new pages were added to [[Sonichu 11\|''Sonichu'' #11]] that day. He said that new pages would be added "maybe every other week". 27 pages were uploaded in 2015, but these updates were not to last; no pages were uploaded in 2016. Chris claimed that ADD<ref>[[February 2016 Facebook Posts#Bleeding Autism]]</ref> and dementia<ref>[[2017 tweets#Doopie defends Chris]]</ref> were responsible for his inactivity.		After five years of Chris sporadically mentioning the possibility of continuing the comic, on 4 [[September 2015]], he finally added new content to ''Sonichu''. 11 new pages were added to [[Sonichu 11\|''Sonichu'' #11]] that day. He said that new pages would be added "maybe every other week". 27 pages were uploaded in 2015, but these updates were not to last; no pages were uploaded in 2016. Chris claimed that ADD<ref>[[February 2016 Facebook Posts#Bleeding Autism]]</ref> and dementia<ref>[[April 2017 tweets#Doopie defends Chris]]</ref> were responsible for his inactivity.

	In [[June 2017]], Chris began making regular updates to the comic again, completing ''Sonichu'' #11 that month and ''Sonichu'' #12 in October. Chris initially announced that ''Sonichu'' #13 would be an [[Chris and copyright\|unofficial]] crossover with [[Planet Dolan]], but was scrapped after he had a falling out with [[DoopieDoOver]]. In its place, Chris announced [[Sonichu 12-9\|''Sonichu'' #12-9]]. 12-9 would be based around [[My Little Pony]] and feature a [[Night Star\|new self-insert of his]], revolving almost entirely around ponies.		In [[June 2017]], Chris began making regular updates to the comic again, completing ''Sonichu'' #11 that month and ''Sonichu'' #12 in October. Chris initially announced that ''Sonichu'' #13 would be an [[Chris and copyright\|unofficial]] crossover with [[Planet Dolan]], but was scrapped after he had a falling out with [[DoopieDoOver]]. In its place, Chris announced [[Sonichu 12-9\|''Sonichu'' #12-9]]. 12-9 would be based around [[My Little Pony]] and feature a [[Night Star\|new self-insert of his]], revolving almost entirely around ponies.

Hurtful Truth Level: /* Hiatuses */

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Hiatuses

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	Partway through the development of #12-9, Chris's work on the comic broke down. Before #12-9 had been complete, Chris began working on ''Sonichu'' #14, which was to return to the normal ''Sonichu'' setting. He soon spilled paint on the first few unfinished pages and [[Financhu Crisis\|sold them]] on [[eBay]] for a quick buck, presumably scrapping his work once again. Chris apparently still intended to complete #14, as he announced [[Sonichu 15\|''Sonichu'' #15]]. The comic was intended as a remake/[[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|reboot]] of the early issues. This was derailed after Chris found the fancomic "[[Things Chris has ripped off\|Rosechu's Story]]", which he began to plagiarize instead of making an original story for #15.		Partway through the development of #12-9, Chris's work on the comic broke down. Before #12-9 had been complete, Chris began working on ''Sonichu'' #14, which was to return to the normal ''Sonichu'' setting. He soon spilled paint on the first few unfinished pages and [[Financhu Crisis\|sold them]] on [[eBay]] for a quick buck, presumably scrapping his work once again. Chris apparently still intended to complete #14, as he announced [[Sonichu 15\|''Sonichu'' #15]]. The comic was intended as a remake/[[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|reboot]] of the early issues. This was derailed after Chris found the fancomic "[[Things Chris has ripped off\|Rosechu's Story]]", which he began to plagiarize instead of making an original story for #15.

	Sonichu 15 was put on hold when communication with the [[Idea Guys]] began. These trolls made Chris illustrate [[~~Idea Guys#Ideas~~\|their own narrative]], which heavily focused on the [[Nazis#Idea Guys\|politically incorrect]], retcons, and generally horrible, unfunny things. Several pages were leaked in January 2018 by [[Kiwi Farms]] users in contact with the Idea Guys. After months without updates, Chris revealed in May 2018 that he had continued to work on #16, but was hesitant to release the nearly-finished comic now that he realized the Idea Guys had such an influence on it. Sonichu 16 was sent to Patreon supporters in fall of that year.		Sonichu 15 was put on hold when communication with the [[Idea Guys]] began. These trolls made Chris illustrate [[List of beliefs brainwashed into Chris\|their own narrative]], which heavily focused on the [[Nazis#Idea Guys\|politically incorrect]], retcons, and generally horrible, unfunny things. Several pages were leaked in January 2018 by [[Kiwi Farms]] users in contact with the Idea Guys. After months without updates, Chris revealed in May 2018 that he had continued to work on #16, but was hesitant to release the nearly-finished comic now that he realized the Idea Guys had such an influence on it. Sonichu 16 was sent to Patreon supporters in fall of that year.

	On 26 June 2019, Chris uploaded eight new pages for a new issue of ''Sonichu'' designed to be a sequel to ''Sonichu'' #16. Two days later, in a Patreon post, he would renumber issues #14, #15, and #16. ''Sonichu'' #14 would be moved to [[Sonichu 16\|#16]], ''Sonichu'' #16 would be renamed ''[[Sonichu 13\|The Awakening of a CPU aka The Idea Guy Corruptions]],'' (later renamed to issue #13<ref>[[August 2019 social media posts#The Idea Guys.27 nonsense was meant to be]]</ref>) and the new issue would be numbered issue [[Sonichu 14\|14]].		On 26 June 2019, Chris uploaded eight new pages for a new issue of ''Sonichu'' designed to be a sequel to ''Sonichu'' #16. Two days later, in a Patreon post, he would renumber issues #14, #15, and #16. ''Sonichu'' #14 would be moved to [[Sonichu 16\|#16]], ''Sonichu'' #16 would be renamed ''[[Sonichu 13\|The Awakening of a CPU aka The Idea Guy Corruptions]],'' (later renamed to issue #13<ref>[[August 2019 social media posts#The Idea Guys.27 nonsense was meant to be]]</ref>) and the new issue would be numbered issue [[Sonichu 14\|14]].

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	\| Chris Chan: A Prequel Comic		\| Chris Chan: A Prequel Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Created by [[Bryanfrogboy]]. Written as a deconstruction of Chris's life, told from Chris's point of view.		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Created by [[Bryanfrogboy]]. Written as a deconstruction of Chris's life, told from Chris's point of view.
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			\| NightVee
			\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Created by [[MKRNightVee]].
	\|}		\|}

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Approved fanfictions

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	===Approved fanfictions===		===Approved fanfictions===
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	{{Protip\|It is advised that you don't make ~~[[Ben Saint\|~~any more comics of your own]] to implement in Chris's canon.}}		{{Protip\|It is advised that you don't make any more comics of your own to implement in Chris's canon.}}

	On 17 [[December 2019]], Chris uploaded a complete set of the ''Sonichu'' series, including comics 0 through 13 of the main series, but also two fan comics that he has officially endorsed, to [[Chris and business#Storefronts\|CWCville Shopping]]. Not being derived from his own [[CWCisms#G\|geinus]], they are a step below [[TRUE and HONEST]] ''Sonichu'' canon. Nevertheless he has sanctioned them as mostly true to his vision, and is exploiting these fruits of others' labors [[Chris and money\|financially]].		On 17 [[December 2019]], Chris uploaded a complete set of the ''Sonichu'' series, including comics 0 through 13 of the main series, but also two fan comics that he has officially endorsed, to [[Chris and business#Storefronts\|CWCville Shopping]]. Not being derived from his own [[CWCisms#G\|geinus]], they are a step below [[TRUE and HONEST]] ''Sonichu'' canon. Nevertheless he has sanctioned them as mostly true to his vision, and is exploiting these fruits of others' labors [[Chris and money\|financially]].

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	{{Protip\|~~We advise~~ that you don't make [[Ben Saint\|any more comics of your own]] to implement in Chris's canon~~. It makes you look just as stupid as Chris when he did it alone~~.}}		{{Protip\|It is advised that you don't make [[Ben Saint\|any more comics of your own]] to implement in Chris's canon.}}

	On 17 [[December 2019]], Chris uploaded a complete set of the ''Sonichu'' series, including comics 0 through 13 of the main series, but also two fan comics that he has officially endorsed, to [[Chris and business#Storefronts\|CWCville Shopping]]. Not being derived from his own [[CWCisms#G\|geinus]], they are a step below [[TRUE and HONEST]] ''Sonichu'' canon. Nevertheless he has sanctioned them as mostly true to his vision, and is exploiting these fruits of others' labors [[Chris and money\|financially]].		On 17 [[December 2019]], Chris uploaded a complete set of the ''Sonichu'' series, including comics 0 through 13 of the main series, but also two fan comics that he has officially endorsed, to [[Chris and business#Storefronts\|CWCville Shopping]]. Not being derived from his own [[CWCisms#G\|geinus]], they are a step below [[TRUE and HONEST]] ''Sonichu'' canon. Nevertheless he has sanctioned them as mostly true to his vision, and is exploiting these fruits of others' labors [[Chris and money\|financially]].

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	Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.		Adding onto this baffling numbering system, Chris uses a bunch of television lingo when referring to his stories. Each issue up to Issue #12-9 contained multiple separately-numbered "Episodes" and "Sub-Episodes". Due to the incoherent narrative structure of the stories along with their inconsistent numbering system, readers often lost track of which story happened in which issue. For example, [[Black Sonichu]] (now known as Blake) was introduced in Episode #4, which was the fifth story in the overall series and the first story in [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], which was in turn the second comic. Further confounding matters were the [[Sub-Episodes]] about Chris's [[Love Quest]], which appeared in issues #0-4, and again were numbered separately from the main stories.

	After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[Chaos Crystal Control Act 4\|Chaos Crystal Control]]~~, which he oddly started writing in reverse, making Act 4 prior to acts 0 and 1~~.		After the Idea Guys saga, bar Sonichu #0 HD, Chris has also dropped the traditional format of Sonichu. Other than the [[Twilight Sparkle's Secret Shipfic Folder]] cards, sometimes adding new "lore" to the series, the only other work of art he has worked on related to the franchise since then were long, low quality stories which one could mistake for the ramblings of a schizophrenic person, most notably [[Angelica Rosechu's Christmas Play]] and [[Chaos Crystal Control Act 4\|Chaos Crystal Control]].

	Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].		Issues #0 and #1 featured [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] as the unchallenged star of the series, with [[Christian Weston Chandler (character)\|Chris]] as a supporting character also appearing in the backup strips. By issue #2, the comic had abruptly transitioned to Chris encountering people from his real life in shitty [[anime]] battles. Token attempts to tell Sonichu stories and introduce Sonichu spin-off characters were made in #3, but all pretense was dropped in #4-#7 as the series becomes a vehicle for Chris, as the leader of a heroic [[Chaotic Combo\|band of recolors]], to battle against [[Mary Lee Walsh\|a college dean]], a group of ineffectual [[Jerkop\|security guards]], [[manajerks\|store managers]], and later on, [[trolls\|Internet trolls]] and [[Alec Benson Leary\|other people who made fun of the comic]]. Originally it was mostly innocent and harmless, being the by-product of a simple man with a childish imagination, until it became an outlet to call out trolls, explore his depraved [[Sonichu 8\|sexual desires]] and live out his [[Sonichu 10\|violent revenge fantasies]].

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	\|[[Sonichu Special 5\|''Sonichu Special #5'']]		\|[[Sonichu Special 5\|''Sonichu Special #5'']]
	\| ~~[[Guard Dogs]]~~ Comic		\| Ring Transfer Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris sends the [[Amnyfest Ring]] to [[The Captain]]. <br /><br />''Only appearance of The Captain.''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris sends the [[Amnyfest Ring]] to [[The Captain]]. <br /><br />''Only appearance of The Captain.''
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	\| ~~[[Soft Exile]]~~ Comic		\| Twitter Blocks Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Magi-Chan talks to Dr. Wolf, a creator of the TF2 Analysis show, about Chris being blocked on Twitter by several high-profile creators from the MLP brony fandom, in particular members of [[TF2 Analysis]]. <br /><br />''First appearance of [[Dr.Wolf]].''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Magi-Chan talks to Dr. Wolf, a creator of the TF2 Analysis show, about Chris being blocked on Twitter by several high-profile creators from the MLP brony fandom, in particular members of [[TF2 Analysis]]. <br /><br />''First appearance of [[Dr.Wolf]].''
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	\|[[Sonichu Special 7\|''Sonichu Special #7'']]		\|[[Sonichu Special 7\|''Sonichu Special #7'']]
	\| Slime Comic		\| Slime Rewrite Comic
	\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''		\| style = "text-align:left;"\| Chris's TRUE and HONEST rendition of [[Ben Saint\|Ben Saint's]] promotional comic. <br /><br />''Only appearance of Phantom Horn and Strawberry Milk.''
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	Chris first drew [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] in March 2000 after being told that he could not use [[Chris and copyright\|a copyrighted character]] on a class project, so he instead came up with a [[Things Chris has ripped off\|TRUE]] and [[OC\|ORIGINAL]] character plagiarizing from two of his favorite video games: ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and ''[[Pokémon]]''. Later, Chris would put his web programming skills to task and come up with [[CWC's Sonichu Site!]], which showcased his various illustrations of his pride and joy. Over time, Chris would draw new characters in his own little universe that were more blatant rip-offs of the source material that he was inspired by, such as [[Rosechu]] and [[~~Blake~~]], and so Chris began to put together a couple of simple, single-page or two-page narratives for his growing cast of characters.		Chris first drew [[Sonichu (character)\|Sonichu]] in March 2000 after being told that he could not use [[Chris and copyright\|a copyrighted character]] on a class project, so he instead came up with a [[Things Chris has ripped off\|TRUE]] and [[OC\|ORIGINAL]] character plagiarizing from two of his favorite video games: ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and ''[[Pokémon]]''. Later, Chris would put his web programming skills to task and come up with [[CWC's Sonichu Site!]], which showcased his various illustrations of his pride and joy. Over time, Chris would draw new characters in his own little universe that were more blatant rip-offs of the source material that he was inspired by, such as [[Rosechu]] and [[Black Sonichu]] (later named Blake), and so Chris began to put together a couple of simple, single-page or two-page narratives for his growing cast of characters.

	For a while, many of these comics were actually focused on the adventures of these characters, with no real references to the outside world, but over time, he would start to put himself into these comic strips. Dissatisfaction with his own life led to Chris using the comic as a [[Chris and coping\|coping mechanism]] to achieve a sense of [[Chris and his ego\|wish fulfillment]]. Since he was coming up with his story (and nothing less), he could team up with his "original" creations and make things right in [[CWCville\|his idealized fantasy world]].		For a while, many of these comics were actually focused on the adventures of these characters, with no real references to the outside world, but over time, he would start to put himself into these comic strips. Dissatisfaction with his own life led to Chris using the comic as a [[Chris and coping\|coping mechanism]] to achieve a sense of [[Chris and his ego\|wish fulfillment]]. Since he was coming up with his story (and nothing less), he could team up with his "original" creations and make things right in [[CWCville\|his idealized fantasy world]].

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	{{Quote\|I have not ended Sonichu; I only lost inspiration to draw, thanks to [[Trolls\|the people online]].\|Chris in 2010, on the hiatus of ''[[Sonichu 11]]''<ref>[[Jackie Chat 3]]</ref>.}}		{{Quote\|I have not ended Sonichu; I only lost inspiration to draw, thanks to [[Trolls\|the people online]].\|Chris in 2010, on the hiatus of ''[[Sonichu 11]]''<ref>[[Jackie Chat 3]]</ref>.}}

	After five years of Chris sporadically mentioning the possibility of continuing the comic, on 4 [[September 2015]], he finally added new content to ''Sonichu''. 11 new pages were added to [[Sonichu 11\|''Sonichu'' #11]] that day. He said that new pages would be added "maybe every other week". 27 pages were uploaded in 2015, but these updates were not to last; no pages were uploaded in 2016. Chris claimed that ADD<ref>[[February 2016 Facebook Posts#Bleeding Autism]]</ref> and dementia<ref>[[2017 tweets#Doopie defends Chris]]</ref> were responsible for his inactivity.		After five years of Chris sporadically mentioning the possibility of continuing the comic, on 4 [[September 2015]], he finally added new content to ''Sonichu''. 11 new pages were added to [[Sonichu 11\|''Sonichu'' #11]] that day. He said that new pages would be added "maybe every other week". 27 pages were uploaded in 2015, but these updates were not to last; no pages were uploaded in 2016. Chris claimed that ADD<ref>[[February 2016 Facebook Posts#Bleeding Autism]]</ref> and dementia<ref>[[April 2017 tweets#Doopie defends Chris]]</ref> were responsible for his inactivity.

	In [[June 2017]], Chris began making regular updates to the comic again, completing ''Sonichu'' #11 that month and ''Sonichu'' #12 in October. Chris initially announced that ''Sonichu'' #13 would be an [[Chris and copyright\|unofficial]] crossover with [[Planet Dolan]], but was scrapped after he had a falling out with [[DoopieDoOver]]. In its place, Chris announced [[Sonichu 12-9\|''Sonichu'' #12-9]]. 12-9 would be based around [[My Little Pony]] and feature a [[Night Star\|new self-insert of his]], revolving almost entirely around ponies.		In [[June 2017]], Chris began making regular updates to the comic again, completing ''Sonichu'' #11 that month and ''Sonichu'' #12 in October. Chris initially announced that ''Sonichu'' #13 would be an [[Chris and copyright\|unofficial]] crossover with [[Planet Dolan]], but was scrapped after he had a falling out with [[DoopieDoOver]]. In its place, Chris announced [[Sonichu 12-9\|''Sonichu'' #12-9]]. 12-9 would be based around [[My Little Pony]] and feature a [[Night Star\|new self-insert of his]], revolving almost entirely around ponies.

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	Partway through the development of #12-9, Chris's work on the comic broke down. Before #12-9 had been complete, Chris began working on ''Sonichu'' #14, which was to return to the normal ''Sonichu'' setting. He soon spilled paint on the first few unfinished pages and [[Financhu Crisis\|sold them]] on [[eBay]] for a quick buck, presumably scrapping his work once again. Chris apparently still intended to complete #14, as he announced [[Sonichu 15\|''Sonichu'' #15]]. The comic was intended as a remake/[[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|reboot]] of the early issues. This was derailed after Chris found the fancomic "[[Things Chris has ripped off\|Rosechu's Story]]", which he began to plagiarize instead of making an original story for #15.		Partway through the development of #12-9, Chris's work on the comic broke down. Before #12-9 had been complete, Chris began working on ''Sonichu'' #14, which was to return to the normal ''Sonichu'' setting. He soon spilled paint on the first few unfinished pages and [[Financhu Crisis\|sold them]] on [[eBay]] for a quick buck, presumably scrapping his work once again. Chris apparently still intended to complete #14, as he announced [[Sonichu 15\|''Sonichu'' #15]]. The comic was intended as a remake/[[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|reboot]] of the early issues. This was derailed after Chris found the fancomic "[[Things Chris has ripped off\|Rosechu's Story]]", which he began to plagiarize instead of making an original story for #15.

	Sonichu 15 was put on hold when communication with the [[Idea Guys]] began. These trolls made Chris illustrate [[~~Idea Guys#Ideas~~\|their own narrative]], which heavily focused on the [[Nazis#Idea Guys\|politically incorrect]], retcons, and generally horrible, unfunny things. Several pages were leaked in January 2018 by [[Kiwi Farms]] users in contact with the Idea Guys. After months without updates, Chris revealed in May 2018 that he had continued to work on #16, but was hesitant to release the nearly-finished comic now that he realized the Idea Guys had such an influence on it. Sonichu 16 was sent to Patreon supporters in fall of that year.		Sonichu 15 was put on hold when communication with the [[Idea Guys]] began. These trolls made Chris illustrate [[List of beliefs brainwashed into Chris\|their own narrative]], which heavily focused on the [[Nazis#Idea Guys\|politically incorrect]], retcons, and generally horrible, unfunny things. Several pages were leaked in January 2018 by [[Kiwi Farms]] users in contact with the Idea Guys. After months without updates, Chris revealed in May 2018 that he had continued to work on #16, but was hesitant to release the nearly-finished comic now that he realized the Idea Guys had such an influence on it. Sonichu 16 was sent to Patreon supporters in fall of that year.

	On 26 June 2019, Chris uploaded eight new pages for a new issue of ''Sonichu'' designed to be a sequel to ''Sonichu'' #16. Two days later, in a Patreon post, he would renumber issues #14, #15, and #16. ''Sonichu'' #14 would be moved to [[Sonichu 16\|#16]], ''Sonichu'' #16 would be renamed ''[[Sonichu 13\|The Awakening of a CPU aka The Idea Guy Corruptions]],'' (later renamed to issue #13<ref>[[August 2019 social media posts#The Idea Guys.27 nonsense was meant to be]]</ref>) and the new issue would be numbered issue [[Sonichu 14\|14]].		On 26 June 2019, Chris uploaded eight new pages for a new issue of ''Sonichu'' designed to be a sequel to ''Sonichu'' #16. Two days later, in a Patreon post, he would renumber issues #14, #15, and #16. ''Sonichu'' #14 would be moved to [[Sonichu 16\|#16]], ''Sonichu'' #16 would be renamed ''[[Sonichu 13\|The Awakening of a CPU aka The Idea Guy Corruptions]],'' (later renamed to issue #13<ref>[[August 2019 social media posts#The Idea Guys.27 nonsense was meant to be]]</ref>) and the new issue would be numbered issue [[Sonichu 14\|14]].