Is there such a thing as a perfect line of dialogue? If you’ve read Sonic Fights Robotnik, the answer is yes. No question. It’s a silly thing to ask if you’ve already come this far. But if you need some reminding, then...
“Tails says "Can I go too Sally?"
Sally said "No you are too little robotnik and his bots
would kill you or
robotosize you"
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"FOCK YOU SALLY!!!!!!!!!!!" SCREMED tails
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Sally kicked Tails "BAd Tails don't say
that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"”
— Tails and Sally, Sonic Fights Robotnik
This exchange between Princess Sally Acorn and Miles “Tails” Prower is a powerful moment. One that so effortlessly uses a word which, at first glance, might seem like a simple misspelling. Instead, its four letters become an essential part of the SFR mythos. A word shouted by everyone from Robotnik to Uncle Bob Prower, it originated with the two tailed fox, grappling with his youthful exuberance. The desire to be a hero, to be with his hero Sonic. To rebel as any youth nearing their teenage years might. The ups and downs reflected in his ability to fly up and down on a two dimensional plane.
The moment has so captivated people, the urge to recreate it in a visual medium has seized a number of artists, each bringing their own flavor to the moment. Well, at least two artists, I guess. Below is a modest gallery, but submissions are always welcomed.
