>>531395083
I will list a bunch of things that matter to me in Sonic Prime so that people here can judge the show. I have seen it 7 times.

Yes.


>The female character with the most influence and screentime is Rebel Rouge
>the male (non sonic) character with the most influence and screentime is Tails Nine
>In the end of the series, Nine destroys the multiverse out of spite for a misunderstanding he had with Sonic
>The remaining survivors of the destruction attempt to kill Nine until Sonic gives a speech
>Sonic intended for Nine to come back to his world and be friends. It did not work out. Nine chooses to seal himself away in The Grim (This is an empty world with nothing but rocks) Sonic agrees and even uses this as a bargaining chip to stop the rest of the characters from killing Nine.
>The last ten episodes of the series are Sonic trying and failing to convince Nine to stop trying to destroy the universe
>Nine has severe attachment issues and intended to spend an eternity in a makeshift bedroom with Sonic
>It takes 3 seasons for Sonic to realize Nine does not have the same personality as Tails
>All three of Amy's multiverse counterparts are characterized as villains in their introduction
>Sonic is portrayed as unintelligent, childish, and talkative. The other characters even regard him this way.
>It is heavily implied that Nine is no different from what Tails would be if Sonic wasn't in his life. The show takes this very seriously and even has dramatic flashbacks to Sonic advance 3 as if this was a long-standing dramatic arc like Naruto and Sasuke.
>Sonic's story arc in this series is being selfish and having no real regard to his friends feelings to offering himself to die to save what's left of a bunch of strangers, with Shadow being the only witness he personally knows
>The "main" timeline characters are not really part of the show, just the very first episode. Shadow and Sonic are the only canon characters who will actually remember the events