The Complete History of Sonic SatAMさんのイラストまとめ

used red to yellow gradient version almost all DVDs and VHSs used up to that point. The set also lacks the pilot script, despite it being advertised.

Overall, it was very much an inferior release, although it was still nice that UK fans got a chance to buy the show.

entirety was actually included in the Console Wars chapter "Origin Stories". It's actually a very sweet story, even if it has a few problems (I'm glad they kept his real name as "Miles Prower" rather than "Miles Monotail") and I think it's a solid origin for the fox.

@DemonTomatoDave @yardleyart Yeah, the original model sheet was quite cute, but many artists didn't really understand what it was going for.

The Sonic SatAM based book "Double Trouble" has one of the most bizarre art styles I've seen. Sonic is a weird hybrid of his Japanese and American look, almost every other character is traced stock art with minor changes, and they randomly gave Rotor roller. skates.

and was a common practice for early cartoon characters such as Felix the Cat. As Sonic's design was initially based on older cartoon characters, it certainly fits in its own way.

Find out more fun facts about Sonic SatAM in the upcoming book!

mid 90s. This explanation was quite a while after both Archie and the fanworks had given their own interpretations of roboticization. Works such as Dan Drazen's Bloodlines, and the much later Sea3on, seem to treat roboticization as being more nanite based.

themselves. As he was both an extremely talented artist, and a Chinese immigrant, Disney hired him to do some visual development for the film Mulan, as it was itself about a Chinese woman and heavily based on Chinese culture. He would work on many more Disney projects for years-

There's a ton more gals who've contributed to the history of SatAM, but I can't mention all in detail, so here's a list of others:
Kayte Kuch and Sheryl Scarborough - Writers of "Sonic Past Cool"
Laura Adams - Colorist of Sea3on Chapter 7

Btw, this edited panel originated from issue 6 of the old Sea3on webcomic.

The old issues were illustrated by different people for different panels, and it isn't specified who did what. But the artist is one of the lovely people listed here in the credits of the issue! https://t.co/TPNId86XiJ

Did you know that back in the 90s, the Troll Associates SatAM based Sonic books could be bought bundled for cheap in local grocery stores?

For example, back in 1995, bundled copies of the first two books, Sonic the Hedgehog and Robotnik's Revenge, could be bought together on a-