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8/3/2025, 9:57:40 PM
There will always be differences in characterization
Even in the 90s. For example Yamaguchi portrayed Sonic as a cool loner, but other artwork from the period showed Sonic in a cutesy manner
I think the way Sonic is presented doesn't matter much, but more so his personality. While there certainly were creative differences, overall there was a consistent enough vision for Sonic as a character in Japan between 1991 and 2009. The problem is that Sonic as a character is kind of a vague ideal and so different writers will have him speak and act in different ways.
There was a clear effort beginning in 2010 to heavily alter who Sonic was or what he was about at his core, especially in the English script of the games
Even in the 90s. For example Yamaguchi portrayed Sonic as a cool loner, but other artwork from the period showed Sonic in a cutesy manner
I think the way Sonic is presented doesn't matter much, but more so his personality. While there certainly were creative differences, overall there was a consistent enough vision for Sonic as a character in Japan between 1991 and 2009. The problem is that Sonic as a character is kind of a vague ideal and so different writers will have him speak and act in different ways.
There was a clear effort beginning in 2010 to heavily alter who Sonic was or what he was about at his core, especially in the English script of the games
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