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>>216495 >Metal Sonic has practically exclusively appeared as an actual CHARACTER in games where NOBODY speaks. >Rivals >Olympics >Various spin offs >Adventure 2 multiplayer >Etc
Heroes was his first big breakout moment in a 3D Sonic. He had a voice there. He has never vocalized since. That's not a coincidence.
>This "definitive" personality you guys are talking about is based of the classic series (and Sonic 4), where he flip flops between being cheeky/sonic-like (through body language) or having as much personality as any other generic sub-boss. And this continues in all games and merchandising sans Heroes. See a pattern yet?
>In Rivals 2 he can talk in typical robot speech The dialogue early on actually indicates everything that isn't spoken by Eggman is displayed as text. It doesn't explain how, so we could assume it's a hologram or something, but that's not the point. Notice again that he never vocalizes.
>So much for him being a consistent character. You mean about him being the cold, ruthless quiet guy who will do anything to defeat Sonic? Because the only actual contradiction there is, once again, Heroes, where he talks a lot. He's willing to betray his master if it means defeating Sonic, but aside from that he's loyal and sterile. It's pretty consistent. More consistent than Shadow, Amy, or Knuckles, anyway.
>Metal Sonic 3.0 cannot be written out of history Did you skip >the only time we've seen another iteration of him that wasn't a crazy transformation like a rocketship or a metal dragon monster was when a robot that was built in the future and very blatantly pushed as being another robot based upon him fought him in a spin off game or were you just unable to understand the reference? 3.0 is explicitly NOT Metal in any way, he's a new model based on him from the far future and was only featured in one game before being dumped.
>It didn't hurt Shadows popularity any when there were questions raised about if he was the real one or just one of thousands of androids Eggman created. It was a very unpopular development and led to one of the most hated games in the franchise. You're also confusing intentionally introducing a "AM I REAL" plot point where there are a bunch of fake versions of a character with creating multiple versions of the same character that are actually legitimate.
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