@Valiant Spiral  
I can’t remember if she was, that might be a mistake. Mirror Trixie was apparently hinted at being an alicorn princess instead.

@Beau Skunky  
The description implies that the Twilight Sparkle from the mirror world is also an alicorn princess instead of a unicorn, when that is clearly not the case.

@Valiant Spiral  
What do you mean?
 
Not sure what you mean by the description.

@Valiant Spiral  
Fixed.

@Beau Skunky  
Read the description. And yeah, same here.

@Valiant Spiral  
Why would she be, considering how the Mirrorverse is. Plus it kinda makes her distinct.
 
Surprised the “Unicorn wingless Twilight” purists haven’t gone nuts over her.

Mirror!Twilight isn’t a princess, though…

Y’know, it’s funny this image currently has exactly 30 upvotes & 30 downvotes.

@DuskFox  
Oy vey… He is the professional version of Chris Chan now…
 
As if that isn’t weird enough, a friend showed me a trailer for an upcoming “Lost Ones” internet-movie (based on “Lost Ones” a comic series Ken Penders created) and at the beginning it said “Floating Island Productions,” (apparently what Ken called his “production company” for it) and featured a CGI floating island logo that oddly looked similar to Knuckles’ Angel Island.  
Oh, I know! It’s called “Angle Island” instead, making it completely different, right?
 
It’s ironic how Ken always brags about using only his own ideas, and such.

@DuskFox  
Whut……. It’s like he’s not even trying.Facepalm

@Beau Skunky
 

 
then there’s THIS SHIT

@Lock247  
Ohhh, bummer… (Thanks, Ken Penders…) :(
 
Dr. Finitevus was created by artist Jonathan Grey, I recall, (who still works on the comic, and draws the “Off Panel” comic strip parodies in each issue) so he might be safe to. (Especially, sense Jonathan wants him to be in the comic, and loves how Ian Flynn wrote handled his character, and is friends with Ian.)

@Beau Skunky  
That guy on DA who told you that? That was me {Check your new comment on DA if you don’t believe me}. Sadly I was wrong, and according to Ian Scourge is off limits since Ken supposedly created the basic idea of him. Hopefully Dr. Fintivus isn’t gone too…..

@Lock247  
Actually, somebody told me Scourge might be safe now, because he still appears in the fanart section of the comic. (I hope so, I liked Scourge.) Not to mention Spaz was the one who made Scourge, or Evil Sonic’s redesign.
 
Still, don’t know why Ken wants Evil Sonic/Scourge, and such… Not like he came up with that “evil twin from another dimension” concept all by himself… (As stated it’s been in comics sense Superman & Bizzaro.)  
Ironically, wouldn’t he have to get permission from Sega to use characters, and character designs based off their characters?  
I must add, as a fan of the Sonic comics, and even Ken’s earlier stories, I’m quite upset with Ken for this whole copyright “MY CHARACTERS DONOT STEAL!” legal drama he put on the comic forcing Sega/Archie to remove alot of characters, and continuity from the newer issues… (At least, the reprints/compilation books like “Sonic Archives” seem safe.)
 
Worst of all, I see some Sonic fans like on DA actually defending Ken Penders, and saying he has a right to own his characters, and force them out of the comic.  
(Like GameboySage, huge Ken Penders fan, and hater of Ian Flynn, and the modern issues of the comic basically…)  
Y’know, if Ken can freely own characters like Evil Sonic/Scourge, Robin Hood the hedgehog, and “Knuckles’ Mother,” (characters that look like Sonic, or Knuckles) then by that logic, Chris Chan should of been allowed to copyright that Sonichu “original character” he made…
 
At least the SatA.M., and game characters are safe from Ken…

I still can’t believe that Ken Penders somehow acquired the rights to Scourge and the rest of the suppression squad, seeing as how they’re basically evil versions of licensed characters. But nope, according to Ian as of late, Scourge is off limits because Ken Douchebag Penders “Came up with the basic idea for the character”. Because fuck logic, you know {Note: I am not blaming Ian for this. I’m just baffled and pissed since Scourge was one of my favorite characters in the comic}.
 
At least I can be happy with the fact that Katie Cook will never do something as egotistical and mean as what Penders did.

@Beau Skunky  
I meant to say he was “lamer” as a “samecolor.”

@DuskFox  
To be honest I like Scourge better as a lamer “recolor with a different personality, who’s harder to defeat” then as a “samecolor with pretty much the same personality as Sonic only evil, and was easy to defeat” like he used to be. Before he turned green, and renamed himself “Scourge,” he was pretty much just a second Sonic in a leather jacket.
 
Also, according to writer Ian Flynn, they also changed Evil Sonic into “Scourge” so future writers can’t pull that lame, “It was Evil Sonic pretending to be the real Sonic!” plot-twist ever again. (Even if Scourge painted himself blue, and wore green contacts, it’d be hard for him to hide his wilder personality.)
 
Also, as I already pointed out, there’s an interesting Sonic in-joke for Evil Sonic/Scourge turning green. So it’s actually kinda clever.
 
@Arby Works  
That’s coolies. :)

let me guess
 
RD’s clone turns into the colors of the elements of harmony for some BS reason

@Beau Skunky  
I started collecting at issue #126 (this one) because i was 8 and thought sonic looked cool as fuck then i stopped in 2010 because i felt i got old and now im into it again but YEAH. Some of the colours are really pretty.

@Arby Works  
Thanks, I still have that #176 issue. lol The colors were to bright on on that example I posted, I recall. Here’s a more accurate version.
 
I like how badass, and destermined Sonic looks, (or at least as badass as a hedgehog can look) while standing in the remains of Knothole. (Which Egg-belly destroyed in the previous issue.)

@Beau Skunky  
TOTALLY fucking agree with you; I thought that Yardly cover was the coolest shit ever. I spent part of Grade 7 just trying to draw Sonic like that because I loved the hair and the colours. You’re totally okay in my books. x3

@Background Pony #44D4  
I don’t know, I think Tracey Yardley does pretty good artwork for the Sonic comic series. In fact, he was the first artist I’ve seen (besides Spaz) that actually made them look like Sonic characters. (And not anime furries, or soemthing) The way Yardley draws them kinda reminds me of a li’l Sega-style, a li’l “Sonic X,” only more westernized, and with more vibrant expressions.
 
While these aren’t his best cover-art, he’s done many other good ones. I think my favorite cover Yardley did might be this one.
 
On a geeky note: I hear Scourge the Hedgehog (formally known as “Evil Sonic”) is green, because that’s a reference to the famous “Ashura” gliche in Sonic 2. I like how they put subtle references like that for eagle-eye Sonic fans.
 
@RIG  
Indeed, it’s been in comics sense like “Superman & Bizarro.” Probably before that.
 
@SRD639  
I always find it odd when I see bronies bash Sonic fans, (admittedly I’ve been critical of the Sonic fanbase to, but I still know some cool Sonic fans, and am kinda one myself) because bronies do alot of the same things they do. Like make tons of OCs/fan-characters, and ’ship every single character with every other character.

@NeonInk666  
See? You shouldn’t judge all sonic fans for what they’re known for or how they look. That’s unfair. Showing a positive attitude, respecting their opinions, and befriending them is what’s best.

@SRD639  
No.I guess not.

@NeonInk666  
What’s the first thing you say to someone you see wearing a Sonic shirt? “Burn the Sonic Fag”? T_T