>>536224079
Yes please Sonic is truly British coded.

The undeniable TRVTH that Sonic is a British icon.
Weebs and Amerifats will seethe, but the evidence is overwhelming.
>Sonic single-handedly established the console market in the UK, he was bigger than Mario here. The sales numbers don't lie.
>Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic R? Both developed by the British studio Traveller's Tales. You know, actual good games. Even the latest game, Dream Team, was made by BRITISH devs.
>The JP soundtrack for Sonic CD? Pure UK rave and acid house influence. Spencer Nilsen's US soundtrack is soulless by comparison.
>Pro-monarchy with Blaze
And let's talk about the character himself. All that "like the wind" shit you windfags constantly bring up? It's just a cheap copy of a much older, much more BRITISH character: The Doctor.
>Nomadic alien protagonist who can't be tied down and hates seeing people sad.
>Has a deep empathy and connection to humanity despite not being one of them.
>Always running, always on to the next adventure, picking up companions along the way.
The entire premise is just Doctor Who for kids. Sonic is basically the furry Doctor.

Iizuka can cry all he wants about "off-brand" depictions, but he's just mad that the Brits understood the character better than he ever did. The entire franchise was made to appeal to the WESTERN market, and nobody loved him more than the UK.
Cope and seethe, weebs. Sonic belongs to the King.

The undeniable TRVTH that Sonic is a British icon.
Weebs and Amerifats will seethe, but the evidence is overwhelming.
>Sonic single-handedly established the console market in the UK, he was bigger than Mario here. The sales numbers don't lie.
>Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic R? Both developed by the British studio Traveller's Tales. You know, actual good games. Even the latest game, Dream Team, was made by BRITISH devs.
>The JP soundtrack for Sonic CD? Pure UK rave and acid house influence. Spencer Nilsen's US soundtrack is soulless by comparison.
And let's talk about the character himself. All that "like the wind" shit you windfags constantly bring up? It's just a cheap copy of a much older, much more BRITISH character: The Doctor.
>Nomadic alien protagonist who can't be tied down and hates seeing people sad.
>Has a deep empathy and connection to humanity despite not being one of them.
>Always running, always on to the next adventure, picking up companions along the way.
The entire premise is just Doctor Who for kids. Sonic is basically the furry Doctor.

Iizuka can cry all he wants about "off-brand" depictions, but he's just mad that the Brits understood the character better than he ever did. The entire franchise was made to appeal to the WESTERN market, and nobody loved him more than the UK.
Cope and seethe, weebs. Sonic belongs to the King.