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True, but Maria was askin for it. Who does she think she is?!
A sick girl, who just watched a bunch of crazed soldiers slaughter almost everyone she ever knew, kidnap her grandfather, and were trying to either kill or capture her best friend (who was created in hopes of finding a cure for her illness).
The real question is, why on earth did the future GUN Commander join GUN, if they killed his family?
(Supposedly, his name was Abraham Towers)
Maybe it was Stockholm syndrome. Or one of those sick vengeance sort of things where he could ultimately control the outcome of the organization. I wish we saw more non-human characters (in GUN, I meant) for sure in other games though
I've always wondered about humans in Sonic's world.
Yes, they react to Sonic, but it's more of "Oh, aren't you the famous hero Sonic? It's an honor to meet you!", rather than "Holy cow! A talking animal!!"
In all of the games, no one ever seems to react to the slight of anthropomorphic animals.
It kind of implies humanity is used to them (and implies anthropomorphic animals are a common sight in that world).
Which would honestly be kinda cool.
Sorry, I meant more non-human GUN characters, but yeah. I always assumed its just cuz Sonic is so charismatic and does so much world-saving in his spare time that people didn't really have time to question that he's a blue alien hedgehog.
At the time, we didn't have any games that took place in human civilisation, making Adventure 1 the first time we ever interacted with humans in any way in these games (besides Eggman, obviously), so who's to say that he's real in this world? For all they knew before then, he may just be a legend that doesn't really exist, only made famous by the cartoon show that also exists in this fictional world.
To add to the confusion, it's been stated since the early days that Sonic was born on Christmas Island (a real life location).
Mobius is with mobians, not humans.
Also, without humans, there'd be no Eggman either, as evidenced by Gerald Robotnik being Eggman's grandfather and as such had to be a part of a family of humans sometime ago. Simply put, this series has always had humans from the start and has had them in nearly every game since.
What the heck is a mobian?
What's a Mobius?
Or Mobians, for that matter?
(On that thought, isn't Mario and Luigi from Brooklyn, in the "real world"? And wind up getting sucked down a shower drain into some magical imaginary world and save some cute brunette princess from a reptile that actually hates her?)
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Sonic's games have always taken place on Earth.
The name Mobius was due to a mistranslation from an interview with one of Sonic's producers, who was referencing a Mobius Strip when discussing their level design.
But someone thought he was calling Sonic's world Mobius.
As for the catch-all term for sentient hedgehogs, foxes, etc, it seems to be simply "anthropomorphic animals", according to a remark Tails made (and at the same time, implied they view ordinary animals the same way humans do).
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But even things like Sonic SatAM, there were humans.
Production notes from around that time said the humans had mostly wiped themselves out with a nuclear war, aside from a few astronauts that were off-world at the time.
Robotnik and Snively were two of those astronauts, and were said to have killed all the other ones off and returned to Earth.
Due to time dilation, they returned when anthropomorphic animals had already emerged and built a civilization.
So, humans existed even in that media, they were just now all but extinct.
Most likely the SatAM series is just a separate, non-canon story that's not relevant to the games whatsoever, similar to Sonic X outside of my one theory that it exists as a show in the game world itself but not as something that happened in said world yet Sonic is made famous through that anyway, kind of like the Secret Agent Clank show in Ratchet & Clank 3 where the characters think said agent is real but is just a make-belief character played by Clank himself.
Well, yeah, SatAM is outright stated to be it's own separate universe.
(It's not even connected to the Archie Sonic comics. They copied it's setting and cast, but did their own thing with it.)
Contrary to what Disney and Capcom suggest, not everything in a franchise has to be all in one timeline or universe.
Even the Sonic OVA is it's own separate timeline/universe.
As is Sonic Boom.
And AoStH.
And Underground.
Etc.
With Boom, that's iffy.
Such as Foreman Fred being renamed Earl, Lyric not once being mentioned, and no mention of the name Bygone Island.
The only stated connection to the games that I can recall was D-Fekt (aka Ragnabot) (from Fire & Ice), whom it was stated was helped by Tails.
While a few characters from the games appeared in the show, nothing storywise was ever alluded to about them (like Perci helping Team Sonic to deal with Lyric, or such).
EDIT: Seriously, is there any character name from Sonic that Steam doesn't censor?!!