For all the focus this fan-comic has on Moebius, I'm particularly beyond bummed Suppression Squad makes no appearances, while not liking much Scourge myself. Man, talk about being let down.

But for what's worth, I really appreciate Buns' spotlight here.

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I got banned just few hours ago for just asking Rotoranon and his opinion on comics. I lmao'd hard. There's a REALLY stalking buttmad jan-jan here looking for his blood.

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Occasionally? I think, at least based on my interpretation, Sally was adjusted to be as feminine like no other woman on the early issues, only that she inherited the trope of a pretty bossy yet deeply astute and putting her people above anything else. It looks to me she has only later inherited her tomboy aspects and secondary traits, earning bit by bit capability to be snark, wrangling right when necessary Sonic and generally well handled on kicking.

But oh, yeah, Sally touching bit far into her feminine side sounds good nonetheless, like for example having Bunnie around as good foil for lighting up her womanhood, what with "besties" and stuff, or sanding up as sister figure for Nicole. Tomboys can still be as cute and womanly as they desire, that's for sure. I always thought her most symbolic design, that is vest with boots, strikes just perfectly the balance on her tomboyness and femininity.

>>128361629
I know. He wasn't exactly the most memorable nor much of a character. Doesn't mean I won't stop loving him, so take that, you silly.

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Right, she was the only girl, by purpose to fund her personality, so figured as much. Sally by the early issues, if her pink fur and black hair wasn't hitting, I feel was probably meant to be mostly feminine with a tad of mannish and brute characteristics, but that's for the sake of (kino) puns and such. It's only were we eating off serious stories, that Sally alleviated her temper off and turned into a tomboy per requirement (and was becoming moreso of a sex doll for teenage boys to chase after her by none other than Penders).

Although, still, she hoarded up some femininity for good measure as, of course, she's a woman. That's best visualized when she's seduced by Sonic, or when she spoke about what's her ideal boyfriend, or really in the years beyond 125# with her let go hair my favorite Sally design mind you.

>they weren't like inseparable gal pals.
Oh, when I spoke about them as "besties", this page was in my mind. I'm pretty firm I could spot on few and here tidbits of Sally and Bunnie being as intending best friends to each other.

>with Bunnie being more feminine.
Oh, yeah. Bunnie's not a tomboy in the slightest, or better said, she's the antonym of Sally: overly feminine and dreaming of being a house wife, more playful and exciting than Sally usually is. I'd regard that sort of fuels further their friendship between them. After all, a woman had to LEARN loving herself along her mechanized limbs.

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Cool Spaz drawings. Where did you get them?
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>>128379667
Oh, thank you. This is a clever guiding map, though I would perhaps switch off between Sally's and Blaze's roles. I find the latter to be rather the most "manliest" of the girls.

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Der sluttier than Sally walrus...