Sonic the Hedgehog will not kiss humans anymore if Sega veteran Takashi Iizuka gives way.
Iizuka has been working on the franchise since Sonic the Hedgehog 3 in 1994. Axios Two key rules for the project featuring Blue Blur are alongside additional informal rules for the 2006 Sonic The Hedgehog’s infamous smoothing scene.
In the game, the highly human Princess Elisesard used the Chaos Emerald to save Sonic’s life and kiss an anthropomorphic hedgehog. He wasn’t working on that particular entry, but Iizuka said, “I don’t think we’ll do that again.”
The other rules are about the brand, the first rule is just “speed”. Iizuka said the game needs to be built around Sonic moving fast-he literally “must go fast” -while the second rule is that he can’t swim. be. At the Olympic franchise Mario & Sonic, Iizuka also pointed out that Sonic needs to use buoyancy devices at swimming events. The more you know!
Of course, all of these rules are the latest entries in the franchise and apply to Sonic Frontiers, which first has an open world element. First teased in May last year, it also features a large-scale battle that was actually partly based on the Sonic movie,
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