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7/11/2025, 8:52:39 PM
>>530845980
This is Tails' van. Sonic is a homeless deadbeat loser.
This is Tails' van. Sonic is a homeless deadbeat loser.
7/9/2025, 4:13:51 AM
>>530494792
So he's just leading her on? Okay.
Windnic sounds like a worse person every day I come here.
So he's just leading her on? Okay.
Windnic sounds like a worse person every day I come here.
7/2/2025, 1:58:22 AM
>>529585000
You do realize that everyone has their own proprietary definitions for words, yeah? If you're confused about any of my definitions, just ask. I don't think I use any unpopular definitions, though.
You do realize that everyone has their own proprietary definitions for words, yeah? If you're confused about any of my definitions, just ask. I don't think I use any unpopular definitions, though.
6/27/2025, 4:36:47 PM
>>529026110
>That's out of character for Sonic
Nope, that's a misinterpretation of what "OOC" means.
"OOC" would be if I made Sonic go through a situation that is similar or at least analogous to another situation he's been through, but make him act differently for the sake of the plot. That's me making Sonic inconsistent.
However, if I make Sonic go through something he has never gone through before (making it so the narrative punishes him for his actions instead of rewarding him), and he changes to adapt to this new status quo, then that's not really OOC. Sonic was always supposed to be insecure, it's just that the circumstances were never primed for that to happen. Calling him OOC for that is like saying it would be OOC for Sonic to cry when Tails dies, even though one of his close friends never died for you to even know that.
>He doesn't care how people perceive him. And that itself is meant to be an admirable quality.
Sounds arrogant and inconsiderate. Again, it's only admirable because the narrative wills it to be.
>>529026145
>That's Tails' goal.
Well, in my ideal headcanon, that would be a flaw too. But assuming it's not, I don't see why they can't compete against each other on who's the coolest. In any case, as I said, anything is better than nothing, so if that's your only gripe, it can be solved pretty easily.
>That's out of character for Sonic
Nope, that's a misinterpretation of what "OOC" means.
"OOC" would be if I made Sonic go through a situation that is similar or at least analogous to another situation he's been through, but make him act differently for the sake of the plot. That's me making Sonic inconsistent.
However, if I make Sonic go through something he has never gone through before (making it so the narrative punishes him for his actions instead of rewarding him), and he changes to adapt to this new status quo, then that's not really OOC. Sonic was always supposed to be insecure, it's just that the circumstances were never primed for that to happen. Calling him OOC for that is like saying it would be OOC for Sonic to cry when Tails dies, even though one of his close friends never died for you to even know that.
>He doesn't care how people perceive him. And that itself is meant to be an admirable quality.
Sounds arrogant and inconsiderate. Again, it's only admirable because the narrative wills it to be.
>>529026145
>That's Tails' goal.
Well, in my ideal headcanon, that would be a flaw too. But assuming it's not, I don't see why they can't compete against each other on who's the coolest. In any case, as I said, anything is better than nothing, so if that's your only gripe, it can be solved pretty easily.
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