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I really was pleasently surprised to see Tyson Hesse make yet another one of his wonderful animated shots, this time using the modern cast and aesthetics. He made a really great job balancing Sonic between being an in-your face show off but still struggling to keep up with the tough competition of Team Rose. He even came close to loose control of his vehicle while showing off to mah boy Big, who the entire time was just a chill dude who wasn’t impressed, yet still gave him and Tails a friendly salute. (Big is just too pure and innocent to have any ill feelings towards others, even on a competition) Amy was just cute and confident, givin

Some people: "Why do you like Amy? She's not a badass like the other strong, more competent female characters nor has a superform. Plus she's pink and girly". Me: *Thinking about the hammer wielding hedgie that started as a damsel, and through her own adventures, has grown to go past her natural limitations and gained the courage to stand her ground and fight for those she cares about as a true hero who overcomes and conquers her fears. Who shows compassion not only for those in need, but extends it even to the bad guys themselves, helping them change for the better and find redemption. The character that can both be bubbly and clumsy with j

One thing I think the last episode of Sonic Mania Adventures did that was never shown before with Metal Sonic was giving hints of his personality. This is something I'd really would like to see expanded in the future since IMO, Metal Sonic is a unique antagonist in that he is neither good nor evil... he simply follows the programming that was created by Eggman. It would be very interesting to see things from his perspective,mlike, how under Eggman, the only things he knows to do is to cause distress to others, and for the most part, is treatedby Dr. Eggman as no more than just one more tool, maybe with some slight preference and pride due to