With Mike Pollock doing the voice acting, it makes feel like the 4Kids cast for the Sonic characters must comeback. Their voice acting would make future generations of Sonic even greater like back 2003 to the first Sonic and Sega racing game, that was how long the 4Kids voice acting lasted there.

Is there a way rise the volume on the voice part? the volume I put on KZfaq already at maximum, but I could barely here it.

@@ericgrant9848 it's beyond my control sorry, only way would be to play it on a device with a louder speaker

@@EggEmperor You mean you can't raise the volume of a specific device you were playing this game on?

@@ericgrant9848 this is just how it came out when I recorded it, I had no choice in it

That's Ian Flynn for ya, making the Sonic characters more fleshed out

Eggaggerated? Ha ha 😊

@@PapiTheMenace I do not think that works for the pronunciation.

@ well I gotta lisp so it works for me

True, but tbh I could listen to him all day talking this calmly.

When he thinks logically about science he is calm When he talks about Sonic he goes nuts

Offcourse, Sonic has been a dorn in his eyes for so many years

The thing that makes this writing extremely impeccable is that he gave the character with nothing to lose, something to lose.

I think in one of the Tails Tube episodes, Eggman said he took care of G.U.N. during Sonic Forces, hence why we didn’t see them trying to stop his global take over. Still unclear if they are still currently active.

@@ghostspider2056 I thought the reason was that Forces took place on a different planet (?) then the Adventure games/06/Unleashed, which is why humans in any capacity don't appear in Forces.

Unironically, I think the last appearance of G.U.N. in any capacity was in Sonic 06 of all things (well except for Generations but that's kind of cheating). Ian Flynn is finally doing what Sega has been too afraid to do, which is to acknowledge the 2000s games in any capacity. Sega can't let go of the past because of 06, which ironically is a game about letting go of the past.

@@RobotGuy405 The first Tails Tube episode explained that the Humans primarily live on the bigger continents and countries. While people like Sonic live on the smaller islands such South Island and West Side Island etc. debunking the two worlds theory.

@@andrezits9723 yeah. the only past sega wants to remember is any of the levels from generations. Why can't we give quartz quadrant a try for a reused level for once? Sonic CD was more than just stardust speedway. Sonic 1 was more than green hill, Sonic 2 was more than chemical plant, sonic 3 was more than sky sanucary

To be fair, it's not the first time Eggman's been trapped alone somewhere. He was trapped in some white limbo with his past self after Generations, before that he was trapped in Space with only Orbot and Cubot after Colors, etc. Sage is probably different given her more human appearance, not to mention her highly different personality compared to Orbot and Cubot.

He's been calm like this before. Especially in SA2, 06, and to an extent, Heroes.

Nice try, Ian Flynn. We found your alt

Irony visa versa makes them perfect enemies

Eggman certainly knows he has an ego - he just finds it so humorous that the hero isn't as selfless as others find him to be with his idolized status. He knows better than anyone else how Sonic gets his kicks.

@@BloodGulch He should use that against Sonic infront of everyone.

They both do have egos and they know it

​@Lloyd Bagby That's what makes it ironic. They both use that fact against each other.

he assumed her pronouns were either "it" like the program she was made to be or "she" because she appeared to have a humanoid female form, and was wondering if she wanted to be referred to as the former as created or the latter for what he ended up seeing her as. so he kinda just assumed them and chose them for her really

@@EggEmperor Yeah, like, he immediately went from thinking of her as a program to thinking of her with the potential to grow as a human like entity. He humanized her early on, and considering that Eggman essentially says that his family didn't pay much mind to him growing up because they were grieving the loss of Maria and Gerald, when he could relate because he didn't know them well enough to do so as well... Him latching onto Sage as a fatherly figure and expressing interest if she wants to be referred to as software or as a person is really interesting. He's reacting to this potential lifeform with the intent to not neglect like he'd been. "I wonder if she has a preference" being essentially "I wonder how she thinks of her situation and if that even matters to her." And considering he treats his favorite sentient robots as his "children", and they've all been male coded AI so far ((I think the E-Series, if I recall, were all referred to as "he" and collective used terms like "brothers" among themselves, of the ones that speak)), he's not sure how to approach Sage like he can with Metal, Cubot and Orbot. Sage even muses at some point if the other Eggman Robots would be considered her brothers, specifically using the term "brothers". One of the Sonic Channel artworks set after this game has Eggman programming in a new pair of dress shoes for Sage just so she can have something nice, instead of reworking her to be more like a henchman like his other creations. Sage can grow and learn like an organic being, so he's just wondering if it's right to still refer to her as a non-sentient "it", and choosing to as what she'd prefer instead of insisting that he gets to decide because he made her is just a nice little side narrative on "You don't own your offspring's autonomy". Sage has a choice to do and be who she wants, and she chose to be an ally to Sonic and save everyone, just to be sure Eggman was able to escape Cyber Space. Having a "daughter" is all new to him, and I think really that's what the memo was meant to imply. ... Then again, I might be looking a little too much into it, but I just liked the idea that Eggman was taking time to consider someone else's input instead of assuming he had to be the most correct just because he's the smartest guy there. 👀

That may have gotten old for most people, but it’ll never get old for me

I like how it kinda wrapped around from an unfunny (imo) joke to a joke that in-canon is unfunny, which makes it funnier to me

​@@kenyonmanning2574 i.mean it funny to me that it still going even with Flynn on bord but hey he makes funny

"That's not funny! That was never funny!!" Or whatever the line is from sonic idw

Literally 😍😍😍

I fail to see the connection

@autobotproductions1244 Sonic stories in 2009 were alot darker and more mature

Always have been

...its been canon since sa2

and i didn't read about it until then, meanie dingdong@@shyguy85

I found it very interesting makes me wonder how exactly did one of them become chaos perhaps they absorbed chaos energy from the master emerald and became a god?

Considering that Chaos is canonically a mutated Chao, it makes me wonder if the remaining Ancients evolved into chao due to exposure emerald radiation or something along those lines.

@@combatmantis4393 My theory is that the Ancients evolved into Chao over time likely because of their new environment, and mutation causes them to look more like their ancestors

Shadow generations

Team Sonic Racing has always been canon.

And Sonic Riders, apparently.

This canon timeline is very wierd

@@appleslipper6358 🤡

@@garyconstanza3120 Nah.

Why do they always do this why. What's their problem

Dave the intern isn't canon and I'd love.to join in.

@@EggEmperor huh what. I didn't ask about dave

I know, Idk if someone deleted their comment or if I replied to the wrong comment. I was really drunk I can't remember what this means either lol

@@EggEmperor you accidentally made a link, I bet that would be a sketchy weird site lol

They are not the same species. Koco are lucky charms that contain the memories of The Ancients . The Ancients are not Koco, they are aliens that resemble Chaos but taller.

@@boneneedle3360 The Ancients have Koco in their chests. Perhaps thats why they have their memories? If the ancients aren't Koco then they are for sure Chao, as Chaos is a mutated chao who looks just like them. the only difference is that Chaos has a visible brain and no Koco in his chest. they are relatives of him, according to Eggman. (btw is there a place you can link me to that says that they are lucky charms?)

@@urbanpwnerishere The koco aren't chao or the ancients. The koco are vessels that hold the memories of the ancients. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o5aAaZmnlceaaHk.html

Thanks for recording with no music+sfx, its nice and crisp

FR Tho.

Yknow with chaos, dark Gaia, the time eater, the wisps, infinite, the ark, shadow, all went extremely well… for sonic

Honestly, you can’t deny that Bowser has always had a soft spot for most non-Mario things. Bowser has always been a goofier and softer villain when he’s not mid-scheme. And Eggman getting attached to Sage is also a symptom of him being helpless in Cyber Space with only Sage to protect him, which caused his emotional walls to falter. If he wasn’t trapped, this epiphany about his eluded desire for family likely wouldn’t have surfaced nearly as easily.

Because it was set to "made for kids." I have no control over that.

@@EggEmperor coppa?

how was it funny?

@@prufan because of the reused cutscenes they use for that moment. I wanted to feel bad but the scenes they used kinda made me laugh more than anything else. But the sfx is good stuff so if we got to see that, it would've had so much more impact. Mind you, i got those voice memos at the 5th island because i nearly forgot about them. (Only had 3 at the time)