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Also Sonic has kind of always been a shonen.
I see you a lot on the forums and get that you dig the game, I just don't understand the appeal of a *lot* of Frontiers' and Update 3's decisions
also tells me you've not seen a lot of anime.
Sonic 1-3 is all literally full of DBZ refrences.
knuckles is based off piccolo tails is based off krilin.
eggman is literally inspired by the red ribbon army.
chaos is inspired by Cell hence "perfect chaos."
shadow is kinda obvious what he's based off of.
but wait there is more.
sonic adventure 2 also has a bunch of akira references including the giant elevators.
you descend down to free shadow form a secret military base.
sonic rider takes obvious eurika 7 inspirations not to mention air gear with the shoes.
None of this super saiyan stupid poses random shouting giant explosion sky laser cringe bait
you're literally talking about 1 subset genre of anime which is battle shonen
Catherine is very much anime. based on more drama Romance series.
it is still an anime video game there for you like anime.
If there is more tasteful anime out there, like Catherine with its rare subset of interesting Japanese-isms (read: sexist, bigoted and transphobic by western standards), gimme recommendations chief
The japanese Wisp announcer is the announcer from W
and the wisps themselves share the same powers as Fourze, down to the color scheme.
The Final boss is a Kamen Rider style climax as well with all the powers being combined.
Black Knight's final boss is a reference to Garo, a Toku series that exists to this day.
Frontiers features both references to Kaiju, which is still Tokusatsu, and Evangelion.
All of the Adventure Era is inspired by Shonen anime and Super Sonic, Knuckles and several other characters are clear Dragonball influences.
Also Knuckles LITERALLY goes Oraoraora in SA2 as well as the entire point of Tails' mecha phase in that era of Sonic.
Also I seriously hope you don't call Secret Rings "western".
This series was never meant to feed your confirmation bias.
It's a japanese series made by people who are deeply influenced by japanese media.
anime isn't a specific term. It literally means. animation you can find as many good anime as ones you don't like
I don't think I have to mention that the super sonic concept existed before Dragon ball was even released
sonics always been anime, that's a fact as many have already stated
shadows entire drive for revenge to destroy earth is very much the kinds of stories you could find in anime. all anime have their own stories too so not sure what you mean by "they all had their own story."
as for the end boss it's taking from different sonic media.
for example
super sonics parry animation for the final boss is actually taking from a pannel in IDW comics. sonic also had fleet way eyes near the end of the fight.
and frointier is leagues better than color's gens, and forces "comedic." story telling we've had to endure.
also sega themselves confirmed super sonic was based off super sayan also the DBZ manga existed even longer than supersonic concept. Who you tryin to fool?
"Super Sonic debuted in Sonic 2, which was released in Novemer 1992"
"the manga chapter Super Saiyan debuted in, was released in March 1991."