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[[Image: | {{quote|Flame is the Sunbird protector of the Master Sunstone on the mysterious Rainbow Island. He can fly sky-high, and the sun does not bother him at all.|[[:Image:284-ACFlameBck.jpg|Flame the Sunbird Animal Crossing card]]}} | ||
{{quote|Flame | {{quote|I could use some pants.|Flame, [[Random Access Humor|randomly]] [[Things Chris has ripped off|ripping off]] a line from ''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon: The Movie 2000|Pokémon: The Movie 2000]]''}} | ||
[[Image:071-Flame.jpg|right|thumb||Flame]] | |||
[[File:Fire island.jpg|right|thumb|Flame's home on Rainbow Island.]] | |||
'''Flame the Sunbird''' is a large red male sunbird who lives on an island and is tasked with the protection of the [[Legendary Master Sunstone]]. His job is copied from Knuckles the Echidna. In response to a question accusing him of ripping off Flame's design from the character Kazooie from video game series ''Banjo-Kazooie'', Chris has stated that ''"Flame was NEVER taken from Kazooie; if anything, he is MORE similar to Knuckles, but with a Sunbird Form."''<ref>[[Common Questions]]</ref> | |||
==Comic appearances== | |||
===''Sonichu'' #3=== | |||
Flame's role is to look after the [[Legendary Master Sunstone]]; however, it is stolen by [[Blake]] acting under the orders of [[Giovanni]]. Consider that his entire purpose in life is to protect an immensely powerful jewel, only to have it stolen by some ripoff of a ripoff in an eyeblink ''mere moments after being introduced.'' It is later returned to its correct place when the [[Chaotic Combo]] and [[Sonichu (character)|Sonichu]] defeat Blake. There is no indication that security on the Sunstone has been strengthened since, despite its enormous power and the ease with which Blake stole it. | |||
== | ===''Sonichu'' #8=== | ||
Flame also appears in the Episode 18 Prologue. When the Chaotic Combo are celebrating their | Flame also appears in the Episode 18 Prologue. When the Chaotic Combo are celebrating their nineteenth birthday, Flame is in attendance. He has not been seen since, even in the massive [[Sonichu 10|''Sonichu'' #10]] everybody-shows-up-again brawl. | ||
==Flame | ==Other possible appearances== | ||
[[File:Miiverseimage.png|thumb|right|250px]] | |||
On 1 September 2015, Chris posted an illustration of an avian character who bears similar resemblances to Flame, on the Duck Hunt community, along with a message requesting the Nintendo Company to "Bring on More Zapper classics". Even though clarification wasn't given on who the character illustrated was, it does not bear resemblance to any official artwork for the game and can only be assumed to represent Flame the Sunbird. | |||
Flame has yet to get a [[TSSSF]] card. | |||
==A Pokémon?== | |||
[[Image:SchuDrillPeck.jpg|right|thumb||Flame, who is '''not''' a Pokémon, using the Pokémon attack Drill Peck.]] | [[Image:SchuDrillPeck.jpg|right|thumb||Flame, who is '''not''' a Pokémon, using the Pokémon attack Drill Peck.]] | ||
In his introduction, Flame explicitly states that he is not a [[Pokémon]], nor is he even related to one. A few pages later, he uses the Pokémon move Drill Peck when chasing Blake as he escapes on his hoverboard. Naturally, [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu|no explanation]] is given. | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
Image:283-ACFlame.jpg | Image:283-ACFlame.jpg | ||
Image:284-ACFlameBck.jpg | Image:284-ACFlameBck.jpg | ||
Image:285-YuFlame.jpg | Image:285-YuFlame.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery></center> | ||
{{References}} | |||
{{Sonichu}} | {{Sonichu}} | ||
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:11, 10 January 2023
| “ | Flame is the Sunbird protector of the Master Sunstone on the mysterious Rainbow Island. He can fly sky-high, and the sun does not bother him at all. | ” |
| Flame the Sunbird Animal Crossing card | ||
| “ | I could use some pants. | ” |
| Flame, randomly ripping off a line from Pokémon: The Movie 2000 | ||
Flame the Sunbird is a large red male sunbird who lives on an island and is tasked with the protection of the Legendary Master Sunstone. His job is copied from Knuckles the Echidna. In response to a question accusing him of ripping off Flame's design from the character Kazooie from video game series Banjo-Kazooie, Chris has stated that "Flame was NEVER taken from Kazooie; if anything, he is MORE similar to Knuckles, but with a Sunbird Form."[1]
Comic appearances
Sonichu #3
Flame's role is to look after the Legendary Master Sunstone; however, it is stolen by Blake acting under the orders of Giovanni. Consider that his entire purpose in life is to protect an immensely powerful jewel, only to have it stolen by some ripoff of a ripoff in an eyeblink mere moments after being introduced. It is later returned to its correct place when the Chaotic Combo and Sonichu defeat Blake. There is no indication that security on the Sunstone has been strengthened since, despite its enormous power and the ease with which Blake stole it.
Sonichu #8
Flame also appears in the Episode 18 Prologue. When the Chaotic Combo are celebrating their nineteenth birthday, Flame is in attendance. He has not been seen since, even in the massive Sonichu #10 everybody-shows-up-again brawl.
Other possible appearances
On 1 September 2015, Chris posted an illustration of an avian character who bears similar resemblances to Flame, on the Duck Hunt community, along with a message requesting the Nintendo Company to "Bring on More Zapper classics". Even though clarification wasn't given on who the character illustrated was, it does not bear resemblance to any official artwork for the game and can only be assumed to represent Flame the Sunbird.
Flame has yet to get a TSSSF card.
A Pokémon?
In his introduction, Flame explicitly states that he is not a Pokémon, nor is he even related to one. A few pages later, he uses the Pokémon move Drill Peck when chasing Blake as he escapes on his hoverboard. Naturally, no explanation is given.
Gallery
References