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The longevity of the Sonic movies?

Sonic 3 is coming out, and alongside shadow will be premiering Amy. I'm starting to become concerned about the longevity of the new movies part of the franchise. Is this going to turn into a fast and furious thing?

With the way they're introducing new characters, it would make sense for them to have at least five movies. At this point, I don't think they're going to bring in metal Sonic because they're bringing in present day Amy and Shadow. It would be pretty screwy if they brought in metal Sonic now. Sega has done worse, I know.

I don't understand these people that are seeing Sonic frontiers and Sonic prime and thinking all is forgiven. Sega still has a lot to make up for. They're in the process of rebuilding the trust. The trust isn't rebuilt off of one mostly okay game, with a banging soundtrack, and an okay cartoon. But Sega always trips up somewhere. I found out that they were advertising Sonic with a memory loss plot, that they scrapped at the last second and left the files in so we got what was supposed to be Sonic losing his memory in the gameplay. Sega has to stop doing shit like that for the trust to be rebuilt. That was a heavy plot point that they advertised up until the very last second, and very unnecessarily disappointed a lot of people. Sonic the hedgehog 2006 flashback! They can't keep doing stuff like that but then think all is forgiven because they gave us a vocalized final boss track for the first time in 13 years.

They've already fucked these movies up with copaganda. Look up "40% of cops", by the way. You're welcome.

Anyway, I hope that the Sonic movies don't turn into a fast and furious-like thing.

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