sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

kind of following Sonic's birthday, none of these boys are normal lol

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

Why he carry it like that XD

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

you know what image i gotta post today

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

diamond castle au- when sonic was first turned into a god he wasn’t happy about and made that clear by how absolutely feral he’d get in his escape attempts

it got so bad that they had to chain him to the floor with godly chains in a spare room so he wouldn’t hurt anyone or runaway

while sonic was like ‘pretty pls put your hand in my enclosure, i won’t bite u i prommy! 👼’

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

The post button was not working for me.

SONG: Thing - Steampianist

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

A laundromat on a street corner with its windows wet from the drizzling rain 🏙️☔️

Sonic looks up gloomily at the gloomy weather and relaxes naturally and calmly despite his listless expression 🪟🦔

The gentle raindrops slowly wash away the idle waiting time. 🌧️

#sonicpict

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

tiny whumpee used as fishing bait/lure

and mer caretaker who does their best with the little air-dependent thing

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

Remember this scene from Sonic ?

Let’s talk about it.

Right here is when the Siberians were yelling at Sonic and tails, calling them freaks over and over. Tails was often treated badly for his two tails, and was probably called a freak himself. I’ve always thought tails backstory was worse than people think of it, as he was beaten and tormented as a literal baby (toddler) for a birth defect. But, this scene in particular just makes my heart break. He gets so scared and even gasps and flinches when Sonic touches his shoulder during it. That poor babies been through a lot

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

Tails IS smarter than eggman.

This is a hill I will absolutely DIE on. I’ve argued about this so many times with so many different people, so please allow me to elaborate.

Let’s talk about the obvious. Tails’ IQ, if I’m correct, rests at about exactly 300, while Eggman’s is 300+. So, technically, yes, Eggman’s is higher. However, Tails is MUCH younger than Eggman, with an IQ around Eggman’s, and honestly probably not much lower.

Second off, while you could boil this down to strength if you really tried, Tails with his inventions and intelligence have continuously beat or helped beat eggman throughout the games, movies, series, etc. While Eggman jumps into things without thought, Tails’ is more strategic and calculated, having a much higher success rate.

Tails and his inventions have beaten Eggman many times. There is also the example of Nine in Sonic prime making arguably more extravagant inventions; robots similar to Eggman’s.

Tails is a difficult character to understand correctly in my opinion. You have to be aware that he’s independent and can protect himself and fight, be aware that he’s a genius that has beaten Eggman on his own, and still manage to be aware that he’s so young.

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

Happy Mother’s Day to Tails’ mom, dad, and picket fence

Honoring single teen mothers

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

some things in common

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

trans tails tuesday yaya

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

Got institutional pet training facilities on the brain because when do I not.

Thinking about sensory deprivation. Specifically sensory deprivation for whumpees who are being... particularly difficult. Most pets only end up in the program if they have behavioral issues, but these ones have special extra behavioral issues. The "I literally cannot stop myself from trying to kill everyone around me" kind.

Bonus points if this part of the program is prompted in part by Whumpee actually TRYING to cooperate, only to find they can't. They can't stop flinching or twisting away or disobeying the orders to hold still.

Clearly their discomfort with touch is the root of their issues. That's easily fixable. All you have to do is immobilize them, put blinders over their eyes and deafening earplugs in their ears. If they have issues with biting, you add an open-mouthed gag and tube-feed them.

The program is then customizable to meet pet's needs. Pet is blinded, deafened, and unable to move. They can't hear or respond to commands. They can't watch their captors or anticipate what's coming next. Literally all they can do is experience the sensation of touch.

Pet might remain in this position for anywhere from a few days to months on end. The program typically concludes when they no longer respond to stimuli with problematic behavior.

IE: they remain limp and quiet and very Very good in situations where they would normally fight/fuss.

Some very common training regimens:

THOROUGHLY cleaning pet's mouth twice a day (if gagged). Good dental hygiene is important and pet can't do it themselves! Excellent for defiant pets who have a biting streak, a swearing problem, oversensitive gums, etc.

Touching and massaging areas that always cause pet to flinch. Obviously varies from pet to pet. It can be particularly effective to focus on just one sensitive body part per session, since this helps pet understand things like "inescapability" and "total helplessness."

As briefly mentioned above, tube-feeding pet. Swallowing a feeding tube is significantly less painful than having it forced down your throat. Excellent choice for defiant pets who are disobedient for the sake of disobedience. See how long it takes them to cooperate just because they're desperate to stop gagging.

Comforting touch as a reward when pet is docile and good. Pet can't hear praise, but you can gently stroke their hair and their throat to send a message.

Tickling. It's the fastest way to make the body betray itself. For pets who pride themselves on defiance, tickling is a unique form of humiliation, especially when it's intense enough to hurt and make breathing difficult.

Speaking of -- restricting the breathing. Again, pet can't hear or obey commands. But they can react when you place your hand over their mouth and nose. Some trainers use this just to exacerbate pet's sense of fear and helplessness, because pet never knows when they'll be allowed to breathe again. Other trainers wait for pet to exhibit a desired behavior -- typically being quiet, limp, and calm -- and then let them take a breath.

In the beginning, this desired behavior will almost always only occur after pet loses consciousness. Even if they're trying to remain calm, they WILL start to thrash eventually.

If you can rewire pet's nervous system to make them limp and obedient while they're suffocating, you can rewire pet's nervous system to do anything.

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]

nobody is shipping sonadow like me

[sonic-the-hedgehog-side-blog]