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FromtheWordsofBR: /* A Troll in Central Park */

2026-03-23T04:20:37Z

A Troll in Central Park

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	===''A Troll in Central Park''===		===''A Troll in Central Park''===
	*In [[Sonichu 12\|''Sonichu'' 12]], [[Jackie]] is shown saying to [[Robbie Sonichu]], "I'm a baaad troll!", which is likely a reference to an [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReNCe06jX6Y infamous ditty] sung in the Don Bluth film ''A Troll in Central Park''.		*In [[Sonichu 12\|''Sonichu'' 12]], [[Jackie]] is shown saying to [[Robbie Sonichu]], "I'm a baaad troll!", which is likely a reference to an [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReNCe06jX6Y infamous ditty] sung in the Don Bluth film ''A Troll in Central Park'', a popular clip used online to mock [[Weens\|failtrolls]].

	===''Beavis and Butt-head''===		===''Beavis and Butt-head''===

FromtheWordsofBR at 01:32, 16 February 2026

2026-02-16T01:32:03Z

Rhinestones at 10:31, 6 January 2026

2026-01-06T10:31:33Z

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	==Songs==		==Songs==
	*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].		*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].
	*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:~~Supercell\|~~Supercell_(band)]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].		*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:Supercell_(band)\|Supercell]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].
	*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].		*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].

Rhinestones at 10:31, 6 January 2026

2026-01-06T10:31:09Z

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	==Songs==		==Songs==
	*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].		*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].
	*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:Supercell ~~(Band)~~\|~~Supercell~~ (~~Band~~)]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].		*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:Supercell\|Supercell_(band)]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].
	*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].		*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].

Rhinestones at 10:30, 6 January 2026

2026-01-06T10:30:32Z

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	==Songs==		==Songs==
	*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].		*Everything from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] albums is sung over another song; this may be Chris's biggest showing of plagiarism yet, aside from [[Sonichu (comic)\|his own comic]].
	*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:Supercell\|Supercell]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].		*[[Jiggliami]]'s song, "War of Love," is a ripoff of "Love Is War," a [[Wikipedia:Supercell (Band)\|Supercell (Band)]] song using [[Wikipedia:Vocaloid\|Miku Hatsune]] for vocals. While Blanca wrote the ripoff, Chris was more than willing to use it in [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]].
	*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].		*The product number for [[John's Custom Gundam]] is [[Wikipedia:867-5309/Jenny\|8675309]].

HurdyGurdsen at 00:21, 11 December 2025

2025-12-11T00:21:41Z

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	===''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls\|The Powerpuff Girls]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls\|The Powerpuff Girls]]''===
	*The other half of [[Blake]]'s origin was stolen from The Powerpuff Girls, as an accidental dose of a foreign chemical gives him his evilness and his ~~[[Niggos\|~~blackness]], just as an accidental dose of "Chemical X" gave the Powerpuff Girls their powers. This is lampshaded poorly on the cover to Black Sonichu's introductory issue, [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], where [[Sonic]] suggests that Chemical "X" could have caused the change, but [[Sonichu]] corrects him; it was cherry cola.		*The other half of [[Blake]]'s origin was stolen from The Powerpuff Girls, as an accidental dose of a foreign chemical gives him his evilness and his blackness, just as an accidental dose of "Chemical X" gave the Powerpuff Girls their powers. This is lampshaded poorly on the cover to Black Sonichu's introductory issue, [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], where [[Sonic]] suggests that Chemical "X" could have caused the change, but [[Sonichu]] corrects him; it was cherry cola.

	===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===
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	===''South Park''===		===''South Park''===
	{{Main\|South Park}}		{{Main\|South Park}}
	*[[CADD Chef]] is an obvious ripoff of ~~the [[niggos\|niggo]]~~ [[Wikipedia:Chef (South Park)\|Jerome "Chef" McElroy]].		*[[CADD Chef]] is an obvious ripoff of [[Wikipedia:Chef (South Park)\|Jerome "Chef" McElroy]].
	*[[Beel]] has a strong resemblance to ''South Park'''s [[Wikipedia:List of supporting characters on South Park#Satan\|Satan]].		*[[Beel]] has a strong resemblance to ''South Park'''s [[Wikipedia:List of supporting characters on South Park#Satan\|Satan]].

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	===''Saw''===		===''Saw''===
	{{Main\|Saw}}		{{Main\|Saw}}
	*Louis Perez, appearing in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] to apprehend [[Inos]], could be named after the character from the ''Saw'' franchise (possibly a relative, as Lindsey Perez from the movies is female). Chris has previously stated that the ''Saw'' series is one of his favorite movie franchises.<ref>[[Common_Questions#31_December_2009]]</ref> Both characters are [[~~niggos~~\|black]] policemen, making the "inspiration" much more likely.		*Louis Perez, appearing in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] to apprehend [[Inos]], could be named after the character from the ''Saw'' franchise (possibly a relative, as Lindsey Perez from the movies is female). Chris has previously stated that the ''Saw'' series is one of his favorite movie franchises.<ref>[[Common_Questions#31_December_2009]]</ref> Both characters are [[Chris and Race#Black_people\|black]] policemen, making the "inspiration" much more likely.
	*The execution of the [[Asperpedia]] crew in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] is performed through what equates to elaborate death traps, similar to what is seen in the ''Saw'' series. They certainly have more in common with those movies than with anything resembling actual state-sponsored executions.		*The execution of the [[Asperpedia]] crew in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] is performed through what equates to elaborate death traps, similar to what is seen in the ''Saw'' series. They certainly have more in common with those movies than with anything resembling actual state-sponsored executions.

JinkiesJanke: /* Family Guy */

2025-03-29T13:00:20Z

Family Guy

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	*In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Chris directly lifts a gag in which a news anchor delivers a serious professional story, then immediately jumps to excited coverage of Spring Break.		*In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Chris directly lifts a gag in which a news anchor delivers a serious professional story, then immediately jumps to excited coverage of Spring Break.
	*The title of his bizarre rap video, "[[IPods_Down_and_Listen_Up]]", was lifted from "[[Wikipedia:Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy)\|Prick Up Your Ears]]", in which the reverend teaching the high school about abstinence starts his performance by telling the kids, "Put your Walkmans down and listen up".		*The title of his bizarre rap video, "[[IPods_Down_and_Listen_Up]]", was lifted from "[[Wikipedia:Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy)\|Prick Up Your Ears]]", in which the reverend teaching the high school about abstinence starts his performance by telling the kids, "Put your Walkmans down and listen up".
			*Page 15 of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu #10'']] is a dead ringer for the scene in the episode "{{w\|Wasted Talent}}," in which Peter trips and falls, injuring his knee, then spends an inordinately long time clutching it and groaning in pain.<ref>[[:File:SchuComic10P15.jpg]]</ref>
			*Page 36 of ''Sonichu #10'' imitates Peter and Lois's [[Fabricated BDSM texts\|BDSM]] bedroom scene from the episode "Let's Go to the Hop."<ref>[[:File:SchuComic10P36.jpg]]</ref>
	*At the end of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], Marvey Blaziken tells the reader that "inspiration does not have a schedule". On ''Family Guy'', this exact phrase was spoken by New Brian during the episode "[[Wikipedia:The Man with Two Brians\|The Man with Two Brians]]" before he proceeds to sing about [[Chris Sings Fart Song for Flora\|farting]]. Naturally, the phrase referred to New Brian fitting in writing a song (about farting) into his already-busy schedule of helping out the family.		*At the end of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], Marvey Blaziken tells the reader that "inspiration does not have a schedule". On ''Family Guy'', this exact phrase was spoken by New Brian during the episode "[[Wikipedia:The Man with Two Brians\|The Man with Two Brians]]" before he proceeds to sing about [[Chris Sings Fart Song for Flora\|farting]]. Naturally, the phrase referred to New Brian fitting in writing a song (about farting) into his already-busy schedule of helping out the family.
	*In ''Sonichu'' #10, Chris makes out with [[Silvana]] disguised as [[Meg Griffin]]. This means that in the cultural enclave that is CWCville, Meg Griffin appears to be both a fictional character of whom Chris has a peculiar sexual interest (''Sonichu'' #7), but also somebody who can just show up with little surprise from Chris.		*In ''Sonichu'' #10, Chris makes out with [[Silvana]] disguised as [[Meg Griffin]]. This means that in the cultural enclave that is CWCville, Meg Griffin appears to be both a fictional character of whom Chris has a peculiar sexual interest (''Sonichu'' #7), but also somebody who can just show up with little surprise from Chris.

JinkiesJanke: /* The Ren & Stimpy Show */

2025-03-29T12:20:33Z

The Ren & Stimpy Show

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	===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===
	*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").		*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").
	*~~At the end of~~ [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]]'s Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTrAVpK9blw Log Commercial]</ref>		*The titles for [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]] ("SillyBeachFrenzy08" and "CrazyBeachFrenzy08") are likely a reference to the "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode of the ''{{w\|Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"}}'', especially considering the sexual content in the uncensored comic.
			*At the end of ''Sonichu'' #8's Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTrAVpK9blw Log Commercial]</ref>

	===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===

Makuchi: /* {{w|Inuyasha}} */

2025-01-25T02:23:04Z

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	===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===		===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===
	*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.		*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.
	*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".		*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as [[Honor roll\|the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon"]].

	===''{{w\|Kekko Kamen}}''===		===''{{w\|Kekko Kamen}}''===

Hurtful Truth Level: /* {{w||Inuyasha}} */

2024-10-07T14:57:17Z

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	**When Chris was forced to kill off Simonla in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], he promptly created [[Sandy Rosechu]], Simonla's daughter. She is essentially exactly the same design-wise, except she is yellow and has a different hairstyle.		**When Chris was forced to kill off Simonla in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], he promptly created [[Sandy Rosechu]], Simonla's daughter. She is essentially exactly the same design-wise, except she is yellow and has a different hairstyle.

	===''{{w\|\|Inuyasha}}''===		===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===
	*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.		*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.
	*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".		*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".

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	===''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls\|The Powerpuff Girls]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Powerpuff Girls\|The Powerpuff Girls]]''===
	*The other half of [[Blake]]'s origin was stolen from The Powerpuff Girls, as an accidental dose of a foreign chemical gives him his evilness and his ~~[[Niggos\|~~blackness]], just as an accidental dose of "Chemical X" gave the Powerpuff Girls their powers. This is lampshaded poorly on the cover to Black Sonichu's introductory issue, [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], where [[Sonic]] suggests that Chemical "X" could have caused the change, but [[Sonichu]] corrects him; it was cherry cola.		*The other half of [[Blake]]'s origin was stolen from The Powerpuff Girls, as an accidental dose of a foreign chemical gives him his evilness and his blackness, just as an accidental dose of "Chemical X" gave the Powerpuff Girls their powers. This is lampshaded poorly on the cover to Black Sonichu's introductory issue, [[Sonichu 1\|''Sonichu'' #1]], where [[Sonic]] suggests that Chemical "X" could have caused the change, but [[Sonichu]] corrects him; it was cherry cola.

	===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===
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	===''South Park''===		===''South Park''===
	{{Main\|South Park}}		{{Main\|South Park}}
	*[[CADD Chef]] is an obvious ripoff of ~~the [[niggos\|niggo]]~~ [[Wikipedia:Chef (South Park)\|Jerome "Chef" McElroy]].		*[[CADD Chef]] is an obvious ripoff of [[Wikipedia:Chef (South Park)\|Jerome "Chef" McElroy]].
	*[[Beel]] has a strong resemblance to ''South Park'''s [[Wikipedia:List of supporting characters on South Park#Satan\|Satan]].		*[[Beel]] has a strong resemblance to ''South Park'''s [[Wikipedia:List of supporting characters on South Park#Satan\|Satan]].

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	===''Saw''===		===''Saw''===
	{{Main\|Saw}}		{{Main\|Saw}}
	*Louis Perez, appearing in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] to apprehend [[Inos]], could be named after the character from the ''Saw'' franchise (possibly a relative, as Lindsey Perez from the movies is female). Chris has previously stated that the ''Saw'' series is one of his favorite movie franchises.<ref>[[Common_Questions#31_December_2009]]</ref> Both characters are [[~~niggos~~\|black]] policemen, making the "inspiration" much more likely.		*Louis Perez, appearing in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] to apprehend [[Inos]], could be named after the character from the ''Saw'' franchise (possibly a relative, as Lindsey Perez from the movies is female). Chris has previously stated that the ''Saw'' series is one of his favorite movie franchises.<ref>[[Common_Questions#31_December_2009]]</ref> Both characters are [[Chris and Race#Black_people\|black]] policemen, making the "inspiration" much more likely.
	*The execution of the [[Asperpedia]] crew in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] is performed through what equates to elaborate death traps, similar to what is seen in the ''Saw'' series. They certainly have more in common with those movies than with anything resembling actual state-sponsored executions.		*The execution of the [[Asperpedia]] crew in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] is performed through what equates to elaborate death traps, similar to what is seen in the ''Saw'' series. They certainly have more in common with those movies than with anything resembling actual state-sponsored executions.

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	*In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Chris directly lifts a gag in which a news anchor delivers a serious professional story, then immediately jumps to excited coverage of Spring Break.		*In [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]], Chris directly lifts a gag in which a news anchor delivers a serious professional story, then immediately jumps to excited coverage of Spring Break.
	*The title of his bizarre rap video, "[[IPods_Down_and_Listen_Up]]", was lifted from "[[Wikipedia:Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy)\|Prick Up Your Ears]]", in which the reverend teaching the high school about abstinence starts his performance by telling the kids, "Put your Walkmans down and listen up".		*The title of his bizarre rap video, "[[IPods_Down_and_Listen_Up]]", was lifted from "[[Wikipedia:Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy)\|Prick Up Your Ears]]", in which the reverend teaching the high school about abstinence starts his performance by telling the kids, "Put your Walkmans down and listen up".
			*Page 15 of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu #10'']] is a dead ringer for the scene in the episode "{{w\|Wasted Talent}}," in which Peter trips and falls, injuring his knee, then spends an inordinately long time clutching it and groaning in pain.<ref>[[:File:SchuComic10P15.jpg]]</ref>
			*Page 36 of ''Sonichu #10'' imitates Peter and Lois's [[Fabricated BDSM texts\|BDSM]] bedroom scene from the episode "Let's Go to the Hop."<ref>[[:File:SchuComic10P36.jpg]]</ref>
	*At the end of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], Marvey Blaziken tells the reader that "inspiration does not have a schedule". On ''Family Guy'', this exact phrase was spoken by New Brian during the episode "[[Wikipedia:The Man with Two Brians\|The Man with Two Brians]]" before he proceeds to sing about [[Chris Sings Fart Song for Flora\|farting]]. Naturally, the phrase referred to New Brian fitting in writing a song (about farting) into his already-busy schedule of helping out the family.		*At the end of [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], Marvey Blaziken tells the reader that "inspiration does not have a schedule". On ''Family Guy'', this exact phrase was spoken by New Brian during the episode "[[Wikipedia:The Man with Two Brians\|The Man with Two Brians]]" before he proceeds to sing about [[Chris Sings Fart Song for Flora\|farting]]. Naturally, the phrase referred to New Brian fitting in writing a song (about farting) into his already-busy schedule of helping out the family.
	*In ''Sonichu'' #10, Chris makes out with [[Silvana]] disguised as [[Meg Griffin]]. This means that in the cultural enclave that is CWCville, Meg Griffin appears to be both a fictional character of whom Chris has a peculiar sexual interest (''Sonichu'' #7), but also somebody who can just show up with little surprise from Chris.		*In ''Sonichu'' #10, Chris makes out with [[Silvana]] disguised as [[Meg Griffin]]. This means that in the cultural enclave that is CWCville, Meg Griffin appears to be both a fictional character of whom Chris has a peculiar sexual interest (''Sonichu'' #7), but also somebody who can just show up with little surprise from Chris.

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	===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:The Ren & Stimpy Show\|The Ren & Stimpy Show]]''===
	*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").		*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").
	*~~At the end of~~ [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]]'s Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTrAVpK9blw Log Commercial]</ref>		*The titles for [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]] ("SillyBeachFrenzy08" and "CrazyBeachFrenzy08") are likely a reference to the "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode of the ''{{w\|Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"}}'', especially considering the sexual content in the uncensored comic.
			*At the end of ''Sonichu'' #8's Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTrAVpK9blw Log Commercial]</ref>

	===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===

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	===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===		===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===
	*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.		*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.
	*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".		*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as [[Honor roll\|the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon"]].

	===''{{w\|Kekko Kamen}}''===		===''{{w\|Kekko Kamen}}''===

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	**When Chris was forced to kill off Simonla in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], he promptly created [[Sandy Rosechu]], Simonla's daughter. She is essentially exactly the same design-wise, except she is yellow and has a different hairstyle.		**When Chris was forced to kill off Simonla in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], he promptly created [[Sandy Rosechu]], Simonla's daughter. She is essentially exactly the same design-wise, except she is yellow and has a different hairstyle.

	===''{{w\|\|Inuyasha}}''===		===''{{w\|Inuyasha}}''===
	*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.		*In [[Sonichu 2\|''Sonichu'' #2]], [[Saramah Rosechu]] pins [[Wes-Li Sonichu]] to a tree, Wes making the statement "Where did this non-sacred tree come from?" This is a "[[Random-access humor\|hilarious gag]]" referring to InuYasha's origin story, wherein he was pinned by an arrow to a cursed tree by priestess/crack shot/vengeful ex-girlfriend {{w\|List of Inuyasha characters#Kikyo\|Kikyo}}. Also, with some imagination and enough [[alcohol]], one can see that a cloud in the background in one of the panels is shaped vaguely like InuYasha's head.
	*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".		*Chris also has a [[Marvey Blaziken\|Blaziken]] in his Pokémon team named "Inuyasha", which was only revealed on the [[CWCipedia]].<ref>[http://archive.sonichu.com/cwcipedia/index.php?title=Sonichu Sonichu] on the [[CWCipedia]]</ref> It's likely that this is the same Blaziken seen training with [[Sandy]] in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]], though he is not identified by name in that comic. The name makes absolutely no sense, as the literal translation of Inuyasha means "dog demon".

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	*The ''ATHF'' characters appear in one panel in [[Sonichu 0\|''Sonichu'' #0]], along with Meatwad's old catchphrase, "The bun is in your mind."		*The ''ATHF'' characters appear in one panel in [[Sonichu 0\|''Sonichu'' #0]], along with Meatwad's old catchphrase, "The bun is in your mind."
	*Chris (badly) painted one of his Guitar Hero guitars to look like Meatwad's toy guitar.		*Chris (badly) painted one of his Guitar Hero guitars to look like Meatwad's toy guitar.

			===''A Troll in Central Park''===
			*In [[Sonichu 12\|''Sonichu'' 12]], [[Jackie]] is shown saying to [[Robbie Sonichu]], "I'm a baaad troll!", which is likely a reference to an [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReNCe06jX6Y infamous ditty] sung in the Don Bluth film ''A Troll in Central Park''.

	===''Beavis and Butt-head''===		===''Beavis and Butt-head''===
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	*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").		*[[Sonichu 4\|''Sonichu'' #4]]'s Sub-Episode 6, "Christian Chandler's Backyard Safari", rips off the ''Ren & Stimpy'' episode "[[Chris's Room\|Lair of the Lummox]]", which Chris even acknowledges (with Ren & Stimpy thinly veiled as "[[Chris and copyright\|Ben & Stumpy]]").
	*The titles for [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]] ("SillyBeachFrenzy08" and "CrazyBeachFrenzy08") are likely a reference to the "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode of the ''{{w\|Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"}}'', especially considering the sexual content in the uncensored comic.		*The titles for [[Sonichu 8\|''Sonichu'' #8]] ("SillyBeachFrenzy08" and "CrazyBeachFrenzy08") are likely a reference to the "Naked Beach Frenzy" episode of the ''{{w\|Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"}}'', especially considering the sexual content in the uncensored comic.
	*At the end of ''Sonichu'' #8's Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[~~http~~://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~RTrAVpK9blw~~ Log Commercial]</ref>		*At the end of ''Sonichu'' #8's Episode 17, there is an advert for "Knothole", boasted as being from the creators of "Log".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc7xLsp_mcg Log Commercial]</ref>

	===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===		===''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty\|Rick and Morty]]''===
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	*Various Transformer-types appear in [[Sonichu 9\|''Sonichu'' #9]].		*Various Transformer-types appear in [[Sonichu 9\|''Sonichu'' #9]].
	*During the final battle with Reldnahc, the villain says ''"I've waited an eternity for this. Your life is mine Prime-chan!"''. A similar line is used by Megatron in ''Transformers: The Movie'', in particular during the scene when he fatally wounds Optimus Prime-- ''"I would have waited an eternity for this. It's over, Prime!"''. Even the following circumstances are near-identical, with the wounded heroes both performing one last defiant attack that defeats their respective villain.		*During the final battle with Reldnahc, the villain says ''"I've waited an eternity for this. Your life is mine Prime-chan!"''. A similar line is used by Megatron in ''Transformers: The Movie'', in particular during the scene when he fatally wounds Optimus Prime-- ''"I would have waited an eternity for this. It's over, Prime!"''. Even the following circumstances are near-identical, with the wounded heroes both performing one last defiant attack that defeats their respective villain.
	*Some ~~villanious~~ Transformers Chris and his recolors did battle with are called "Decepti-Clones". In the ''Transformers'' video game based off of the ''Armada'' anime series released on the PS2, generic enemies were also called "Decepti-Clones".		*Some villainous Transformers Chris and his recolors did battle with are called "Decepti-Clones". In the ''Transformers'' video game based off of the ''Armada'' anime series released on the PS2, generic enemies were also called "Decepti-Clones".
	*A scene in [[Sonichu 4]] blatantly rips off the Quintesson and Trial Scene from ''Transformers: The Movie''. This one's so blatant that it's kind of hard to believe that Chris could be so retarded as to not realize how [[Naive\|obvious]] it is.		*A scene in [[Sonichu 4]] blatantly rips off the Quintesson and Trial Scene from ''Transformers: The Movie''. This one's so blatant that it's kind of hard to believe that Chris could be so retarded as to not realize how [[Naive\|obvious]] it is.
	*The [[Manajerks\|W-M-Manajerk]]'s power suit is a flagrant recolor of Spike's Environmental Suit from ''Transformers: The Movie''.		*The [[Manajerks\|W-M-Manajerk]]'s power suit is a flagrant recolor of Spike's Environmental Suit from ''Transformers: The Movie''.