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Sonic Rush was released on November 15, 2005. Marking the debut of Blaze the Cat seventeen years ago.
Animation by @ebettoran β€οΈβπ₯
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What Blaze should have done with Blackwoodπ₯
#SonicTheHedgehog | #BlazeTheCat
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She's a little warm
#blazethecat
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ππSonaze ππ [Bathroom Short] - 2/3
"We're gonna have to clean up...again~"
SFX - @OpenNSFWSP
π&πAppreciated!!
#Sonaze #sonicnsfw #blazethecat #furrynsfw
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Glad to see some Blaze fans realizing that Sega is the one at fault.
Silver fans want better for not one but BOTH characters.
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Sonic Runners writing is kinda underrated ngl
Also this is the only time (in official media) where Blaze is actually herself when she's with Silverπ
Sonic Runners writing is kinda underrated ngl
Also this is the only time (in official media) where Blaze is actually herself when she's with Silverπ
Correction:
Also in Sonic Colors DS Blaze retains her personality and traits even when paired with Silver. Although they don't actually interact much in that game.
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Actually Blaze is also herslef in Sonic Colors DSβ€οΈβπ₯
You can clearly see this is the same Blaze from Rush and Rush Adventure, even when she's paired with Silver
Just to be clear this is a critique on how Sega/official media handles these two when they pair them together.
This is not a complain towards Silver or towards them as a duo, just towards how lacking and uninteresting Blaze becomes as a character when paired with Silver in official media specifically.
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In IDW's Sonic the Hedgehog #63, Lah, Su, and Uh from Sonic Unleashed: Night of the Werehog make a cameo appearance in the sewers where Sonic and Blaze are racing through.
































