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Except that SEGA and Sonic Team have always cared about the quality of their Sonic games. There are people who have complained about even the more beloved newer titles, but that's generally because most Sonic fans are hard to please. Also, if Pepperidge Farm still sticks to their beliefs that anything past Sonic Heroes or whatever is absolutely nothing of worth, then they need to remember better.

As for the whole argument about Knuckles' character, this particular moment from the Sonic Boom cartoon is anything but dumb...:

Welp, now that's two debates I've tried to destroy in one day.

I can also add that even in Sonic's proclaimed golden era, the franchise has still had its ups and downs. I would know. I've played Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic Labyrinth a few times and I can't really say that I've been impressed by those two titles.

I actually ENJOYED "Sonic 3D Blast", but can a Sega Game Gear game, and one where Sonic can't even RUN fast, REALLY be considered CANON? 

What does "B.F.D.I.", stand for?

Big Fucking Dick Incorporated 

damn. people never seen a fuckin bandicoot before?

basically their personalities in a nutshell: they build things

Phineas: Cheerful kid who's nice to everyone and always looks at the brighter side of things. Extremely creative and has a major tendency to express his creativity. Isabella has a crush on him, but he's absolutely oblivious about that.

Ferb: A British kid who doesn't talk much like Phineas, but is a "man of action" regardless. Just as filled with creativity and has a knack for making large-scale projects like his stepbrother.

Here's my two cents. And if you still think they're boring characters with no defining personality traits beside "they build things," I could at least say that there are few moments where Phineas gets angry at someone, like Candace in "Mission Marvel" for example.

Phineas and Ferb may not be the most interesting couple of characters in the aptly named series, but I don't think they are anywhere near being bland.

Although, if it makes you feel any better, in the direct to D.V.D. animated "Justice League" movie, "Crisis On Two Earths", The Joker's good counterpart on the parallel Earth-2, called The Jester, actually DID say that, when he performed a heroic sacrifice in order to give the GOOD Lex Luthor, the time he needed, in order to make the jump to Earth-1.

spongebob and computress get plankton

employee of the month is good :fred: 

Probably. "Cuphead" is supposed to be a throwback to the classic cartoon shorts made by Fleischer Studios in the 1930's, and they would often feature cartoons that had a "Bouncing Ball" with them. In fact, a "Bouncing Ball" cartoon made by Fleischer, was actually the very first cartoon to be a SOUND cartoon, in 1927; although it wasn't synchronized the way that Disney's "Steamboat Willie" was. Anyways, just thought you might like to know that "Cuphead" is supposed to be a real-life Fleischer cartoon that you can play as a video game. Enough said! 

I...LITERALLY, have no way to follow that up! 

Yeah, really. YouTube was a cruel place to me back then.

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*12 minutes later*

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