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I’m not really much of a shipper myself, really. 

Let's hope there'll be some of their songs in the next movie.

I just realized that I completely forgot to say something about the movie here, so here goes - I absolutely enjoyed this movie. From top to bottom. There's nothing about it that I didn't like. First of all, a Sonic movie has been my dream since back when I first discovered the franchise. Even when the first trailer with the not-so-popular design came around, I didn't complain. That was the extent of my longing for a Sonic movie. But when I finally went to the theater and saw it, I was truly surprised. If anything, I expected a 'so bad it's actually good' kind of movie, at best. But what I received in the end was a genuinely good movie. Hell, to demonstrate how good it really was - I was watching it with a couple of my friends, none of whom knew anything about Sonic except that it's all about a blue hedgehog who can run, and all of them loved it. They laughed at each and every single joke, despite this movie being basically to the Sonic universe and Sonic as a character. And this is exactly why I think the movie ultimately succeeded. Because it can be viewed and enjoyed by everybody, not just Sonic fans. It's not overfilled with game references like so many other videogame movies are. I mean, sure, they exist, but it's just the right amount to have fans catch it and think - 'Huh, neat! I know this!', but also the right amount to not have other people continuously question it, which kinda ruins the experience. It's 'in your face' kind of references, you could say. I don't even think that this film can really be called a 'videogame movie'. It's really just a good comedy that just so happens to be based on and centered around a videogame character. Which, in the end, is what made the movie as successful as it was.  I truly think that this movie and it's success is the start of a new era for the Sonic franchise. It will bring, and has, in fact, already brought quite a lot of new fans into the fandom, whose experiences of the characters are still new, fresh, and uncorrupted. I sincerely hope that now, SEGA and Sonic can finally redeem themselves in the public eye. And godspeed to them.

She kissed Steven. She freaking kissed Steven. I don't care if it was a Bugs Bunny style big ol' smooch, she still kissed him. That was enough screentime for me. As a lowkey Stevnel shipper, I was completely satisfied with everything after that.

Just thought it'd be nice to share this with y'all -  

The 4 episode finale of SU Future is airing next Friday on CN. You gotta catch up, man, 'ya gotta catch up.

Agreed 100%.

Another game that's popular on the Russian SCANF. You need to guess at least one aspect of the profile pic of the next poster. I'll start: The next user's profile pic has the color green in it.

I guess that whenever you visit SCANF, you basically travel back into the past -

The more I look at your drawings, the more I want to see them in a digitalized form.

Well, it depends on your tastes, but I could recommend 'Golden Kamuy'.

Just two words - 'Much better'.

Noice, I love it.

Oh, well -

Here's a new trailer for y'all - lots of interesting info and we finally hear the antagonist saying actual words and not just laughing!

New info! The movie is going to air commercial free, no interruptions at all, so we can all enjoy it as if we were watching it in a movie theater!

Well, Toffee IS called "Prince of Dark Monster Nations" in Moon's tapestry, so I guess there must be a reason for that. And as we know that Seth was the King of Septarians... Well, you get the idea.

 Star vs. The Forces of Evil is an American animated television series created by Daron Nefcy and developed by Jordana Arkin and Dave Wasson, which airs on Disney Channel and Disney XD.[1] The first Disney XD series created by a woman, and the third overall for Disney Television Animation (following Pepper Ann and Doc McStuffins), it follows the adventures of Star Butterfly (voiced by Eden Sher), the young turbulent heir to the royal throne in the dimension of Mewni, who is sent to Earth so she can complete her education and learn to be a worthy princess, and Marco Diaz (Adam McArthur), a human teenager who becomes her roommate and best friend, as they live their daily lives, and go on adventures in other dimensions.