It's usually temporary, but in this one case it wasn't.īasically, it's not "RINGS MAKE HIM IMMUNE TO SPEED STEAL," it's just "he can use rings to increase his speed if it gets stolen away." His rings are in limited supply, so he'll eventually run out and Wally can statue-ize him. Sonic had been weakened and absorbed the ring's power to get back to his regular level.
O GUY VS MADARA IMPOSSIBLE HAHAHA STUPID GAME SERIES
If you don't know about Archie Comics Sonic, rings in the series are used to enhance character's normal power, like people can get stronger by absorbing rings. He needed to get the rings to boost his speed back to normal cause it had been sapped away.
>Resists having his speed stolen with power ringsĮxcept he literally has had his speed stolen in the comics before. Which likely means they aren't gonna give it to Sonic in the episode. Eggman where he's clearly out of his mind and trying to save face.Įven if he did have fate manipulation, it's never mentioned once in the preview blog they put out. The evidence for this in the comics is flimsy at best - one line from Mammoth Mogul which can be read in multiple ways and some rambings from Dr. Saying Sonic literally can't lose cause "fate" is just blatantly untrue. Project Moon created a universe that basically hard counters all the usual arguments for capeshit victories and they did it entirely on accident.įate manip is bullshit, Sonic has been beaten and knocked out in the comics before. Melting Love is an unstoppable monster apocalypse in the making, Apocalypse Bird is completely immune to *all* damage types and can only be banished and does Pale damage with every attack, Silent Orchestra causes anyone who hears it to have their heads explode, Blue Star drives everyone within a massive radius of itself insane before instantly assimilating them, etc.Īnd this isn't even mentioning shit like high-grade Fixers, E.G.O, Ordeals, Colored Fixers, Distortions, or the fact that the existence of the Well/River turns the DCverse into a ticking time bomb. No time manipulation, no reality fuckery, no means to get help, and it's about as tanky as Nothing There even ignoring the fact it can't simply lulnope all damage and it deals PALE damage meaning it could theoretically destroy their souls. >In reality, he is a timeless being existing in all points of time and space from the big bang to the end of the universe. >He is about 7 decades old, from the space-time reference point of the base human currently accepted by our society >Nation states entrust their gold reserves with him. >He learned fluent Interlac in under a week Who do you think set up the meeting between New Genesis and Apokolips (First meeting between the two organisations in over 1000 years) and arranged the Highfather's first trip to Oa in history literally a few days later to the Batbunker in Batmanhattan?
>The Batman Who Laughs is in regular communication with the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor, forwarding the word of the Source to the 4th World. >You likely have Nanobats inside you right now >Ancient Rann scriptures tell of an angel who will descend upon The Multiverse and will bring an era of suffering and unprecedented technological progress through war with them >sphere of brain said to have 300+ IQ, such intelligence on Multiverse has only existed deep in Source Wall monasteries & Oa >First designer babies will in all likelihood be Batman Who Laughs babies >Own 99% of DNA editing research facilities in the Multiverse >Will bankroll the first cities on the Source Wall (Batmangrad will be be the first city) >Direct descendant of the ancient royal Monitor blood line South Park isn't afraid to place emotion over comedy from time to time, while Family Guy tends to stick to its endless gags and cutaways.>Controls the Dark Multiverse with an iron and cruel fist In "The Hobbit", Wendy's values are stomped on and compromised with a pretty devastating outcome as a result. Kyle and Cartman even grow to become best friends in this episode, marking a rather intense shift in character development. In the episode "You're Getting Old", Stan realizes he is utterly depressed and feels numb to the world around him. In it, Kenny gets diagnosed with a terminal illness and the boys suffer greatly while trying to grasp onto the fact that their best friend is dying. In "Kenny Dies", the entire episode is built as a drama rather than a comedy. RELATED: 10 South Park Pop Culture References
The show isn't afraid to present characters who genuinely care about each other and are willing to risk their lives pretty often for one another.
South Park was the crass adult cartoon that surprisingly got emotional before it was considered cool *cough cough Rick and Morty/Bojack Horseman cough cough*.
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