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  • Location Central City
  • Interests Running, protecting Central City, finding meta-humans, science.

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  1. The Flash

    Flash is faster than Sonic. I'd love DC and Archie to do a cross-over comic to explain this. You see, Flash outran Superman. Superman's energy is infinite as long as he has sunlight. For every step Barry Allen (Flash) takes, the speed force grows and increases his speed. Flash can also think on the attosecond level. Therefore, Flash is faster than Sonic.

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    2. Danny Felixe

      Danny Felixe

      ...go faster than the speed of light. But there's not really anything to show what his top speed is and I'm betting the same circumstance is with the Flash

      So really, unless there is a case where they are together racing (that is canon), there is no correct answer to who is faster

    3. The Flash

      The Flash

      Mobius is Earth millions of years in the future. The physics between Mobius and New 52 Earth should therefore be the same.

      (Except for the part where radiation gives you superpowers)

    4. Danny Felixe

      Danny Felixe

      What I mean to say is that in the timeline of Sonic the Hedgehog there is no Flash. Similarly with Flash's timeline there is no Sonic the Hedgehog (unless they have the same comics and video games :P)

      Plus Mobius isn't always the same as Earth. I'll give the example of Sonic the comic stories, they are two separate planets

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