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@@FlowersOfIcetor never thought id make a video that would reconnect someone with reality

id say shadow gens got close

valid

YES

thanks man

yeah your right, this wasn't meant to be taken seriously

Same bruh

its fine I didnt even get to read the original comment

im personally advocating for the monkey from sonic schoolhouse to become a playable character in frontiers 2

And I am thankful for that.

bro, quit ruining it, PLUS SEGA is still SEGA, its still a company, yes different people's information and such, but what about Sonic Origns? a game BY SEGA thats meant to tell you "this is cannon"

@ it was made in sega of America because over there on the Japanese side, they were making sonic 3 at the time because the lack of communication which ultimately created these characters they added into sonic spin ball and just because it is added to origins doesn’t mean that it is canon maybe if they said it was some game gear or games are just not Canon, especially in this new era of sonic none of these characters pop up or even reference in the new comic book TV show and games maybe this is a different dimension or something, but if not, then it is not canon

@Sussusflakes how About YOU LET US HOPE! 😭,

Nah

I like SpinBall and the game does seem to be canon because of origins (but I’m not sure) but I’m pretty sure the members of the freedom fighters shown probably don’t mean the show is canon

Spin ball ain’t cannon

@@Ch3s3_Burg3r i think being literally the best game in the entire lineup of all sonic games does make it canon however

like it gets to be. as a treat.

@@orcaoutsider your crazy lol

Finally someone with a. brain

Well no that’s not what the definition of canon is. And SEGA themselves have deconfirmed certain things as canon. The “everything is canon” thing is just a marketing ploy, it basically means everything (aside the movies) going forward is canon. That’s applied to even the weirdest parts of Sonic stuff, like Speed Simulator on Roblox.

@@TheMasonGamer what about the stuff before

@@ballooningen Some stuff is, some isn’t. Spinball for example is canon (only the general events itself and not the American content or oddities like blue chaos emeralds), and other things aren’t canon (like Chronicles, most of the mobile games, SEGA All-Stars, Mario & Sonic, etc)

​@@TheMasonGamer Do me a favor, pull out a dictionary, or even google it! "Canon" has ALWAYS meant an officialized collection of works within any particular subject, topic, or character (as well as a secondary definition of a legal qualifier in regards to certain mandates, laws, and principles that are unrelated to this.) Much like "FAN" (see: FANtatic), canon's etymological roots come from religious and/or cultish origins. Various belief groups have their own canon's that are essentially anthologies of various media forwarding the beliefs -- however the key difference between an anthology and a CANON is that anthologies are selected from any number of authors; whereas canon specifically ties to a level of 'genuine' or 'authentic' value of the work and is authored/created/accepted by authoritative bodies within the group. For example, certain Christian "canon" s include not just the Bible, but hymnals, ceremonies, teachings, prayers, and all kinds of associated literature that are not specifically within the Bible. As well as the Bible itself also containing writings from several authors. Essentially, it's all """"canon"""" within the context of itself, even if the individual works are derivative, initially unofficial, or disagreed on upon by other sects with a different ""canon"". Just because a lot of fans (that have no idea what words mean) have bastardized the definition to mean something entirely different, doesn't mean the word doesn't still have a real meaning that plenty of people are aware of and understand; including random social media managers and brand directors. As for SEGA in particular, it's also important to note just how much exaggeration and misinformation and misquoting is out there. We still have people in this community quoting Yuji Naka in regards to Sonic even after he was no longer involved with the franchise; likewise how sonic fans often jump the gun to say "SUPER EMERALDS AND HYPER SONIC AREN'T CANON" despite the actual information we've been given quite literally just stating the super emeralds are in "another dimension." SEGA stating that everything is canon, while hilarious, is also a directed message at the people constantly fixated over """canon"""-status to the point they'll straight up skip certain games or overrate others just because they fit less or more into the series at large. When """canon"""'s definition became so watered down to the point people believed it was a linear connection from game to game rather than just an official and accepted entry into the franchise, saying something ISN'T canon is essentially the same as saying it's not relevant -- which fans use as an excuse to not buy something. So you're right, it IS marketing because no publisher will straight up say "HEY! THIS PRODUCT DOESNT MATTER TO THE FRANCHISE AT LARGE" and sure enough, Sonic Team has been delivering on most if-not-all Sonic stuff getting references and callbacks (some more subtle than others) in alternative media. TSR is just as CANON (real definition) as Colors; just how Spinball is just as CANON (real definition) as Sonic Battle; just how Labyrinth is just as CANON (real definition) as Prime. For legal reasons there are a few specific elements of the franchise that are safe to assume as "non-canon" (at the current time) but that is definitely not PERMANENTLY the case as previously unaccepted works can become accepted into canon; other works can even be removed; and once-removed works can be added back. The whole idea of a canon is that the highest authoritative body decides it. Especially when even IF Sonic Team themselves say something, its typically up to fan translators to decipher it, and they've gotten it wrong many, MANY times before. TL;DR bc I know you don't care enough to read all this: By all means hate whatever you want, but when you use the REAL definition of canon, everything IS canon. Dont listen to influencer accounts just getting clicks, and think/research for yourself.

Of course, the MOST Canon source!!!!

It more so means that it's canon in the sense of the brand. In other words, it's not canon to the main games it's canon to the franchise.

@@ytgetsonmynwrvera that’s just official not canon

@@Shibadoge64 wait actually

Sally isn’t in IDW

@ want me to prove it

@@KellDoesTaxFraud ya sonic forces prequel comic the panel has rouge on it

@ Why would I not want you to lol

THE FUCK YOU MEAN "AOTSH WAS CANON"!?!?

@ Dr Robotnik’s mean bean machine You have Robotnik Scratch and Grounder in there sucks those two dumb bots aren’t in the series anymore they were the best sidekicks for Dr Robotnik

@@GravePrower_VT spinballs island showing up in origins was at least evidence spinball was canon despite not being canon at all but outside of a reference in mania mean bean hasn't really been brought up again

@ oh I didn’t play origins so I didn’t know that

it doesnt reallt matter, the origins solution is bullshit and id argue that mean bean getting refrenced in mania is worth more than spinballs island showing up in origins spinball had the freedom fighters, and mean bean had the aotsh cast, and orbot and cubot are kinda just modern day scratch and grounder so aotsh is more of an influence than satam ever will be

I dont have object permanence

Sonic was before Dragon ball, Super sonic was after Super saiyan

@Hero_the_cooker yeah but og dragon ball started before z.

@Hero_the_cooker meaning before sonic.