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[[Sonichu 1|In the following issue]], he crashes into Sonichu again.  After recognizing each other, they team up in order to rescue [[Rosechu]] from the clutches of [[Black Sonichu]].
[[Sonichu 1|In the following issue]], he crashes into Sonichu again.  After recognizing each other, they team up in order to rescue [[Rosechu]] from the clutches of [[Black Sonichu]].


Other than being the catalyst for the creation of Sonichu and teaming up with him in the second issue, Sonic serves no other purpose.  He disappears after issue 1, literally never even mentioned again. Some still belive Sonichu killed Sonic, so he could be the real thing, not a rip off.
Other than being the catalyst for the creation of Sonichu and teaming up with him in the second issue, Sonic serves no other purpose.  He disappears after issue 1, literally never even mentioned again.


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Revision as of 21:25, 25 September 2009

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Some poorly drawn rip-off of Sonichu.

Sonic the Hedgehog is a shitty recolor of beloved hero and comic book character Sonichu. Sega's blatant plagarism has given renowned Sonichu creator Christian Weston Chandler many sleepless nights.

Chris has based his life on Sonic's teachings. He has been Chris's life hero since June 1990 [sic[1]], replacing The American Rabbit.[2]

Role in the comics

Sonic first appears in issue 0 as Super Sonic battling the Perfect Chaos Monster in Station Square. Whilst battling him, a Pikachu comes to fight Perfect Chaos and is tackled by Sonic. The power of the Chaos Emeralds mutates said Pikachu into Sonichu, who then defeats Perfect Chaos.

In the following issue, he crashes into Sonichu again. After recognizing each other, they team up in order to rescue Rosechu from the clutches of Black Sonichu.

Other than being the catalyst for the creation of Sonichu and teaming up with him in the second issue, Sonic serves no other purpose. He disappears after issue 1, literally never even mentioned again.

Gallery

Sauces/Notes

  1. Sonic the Hedgehog wasn't released in North America or even Japan until June 1991 - see here. Ironically, this is also a question on Chris's Sonic the Hedgehog MyBuzz quiz which Chris assigns the right answer of June 1991.
  2. http://cogsdev.110mb.com/cwcipedia/index.php/Sonichu#Conception_and_Creation

See also

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