Language is more rude than profane -- words include "butt," "fart," "hell," and "freak." A couple of times, a profane expression is started, but the strongest word gets cut off/out (e.g., "son of a ..." and "what the ... ").
"God," "crap," "hell," and an "a-hole" abbreviation respectively. Robotnik and Sonic each make puns involving being on a "piece of shiitake planet," and the phrase "holy sherbet" respectively. A couple uses of mild language is present but not much.
There definitely was a kissing scene (heartfelt, but it dragged on like a few other scenes) and the whole subplot increased the romanticism of this movie, but there wasn't too much of it. Additionally, there is some 'fake swearing' with Robotnik saying “a piece of shiitake” and other language used like “Oh my God”.
In addition to the violent scenes mentioned above, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has some scenes that might scare or disturb children aged 5-8 years. For example: Tails is injured during one of Dr Robotnik's attacks. She lies unconscious during several scenes, and Sonic is clearly very worried about her survival.
Is there any Lgbtq in Sonic 2? Eggman and Stone love each other, work together, and are utterly devoted to the other. In Eggman's exile on the mushroom planet, he has an effigy of his lover.
Tails told Sonic he has been spying on him since The Baseball Scene from The First Movie And Sonic Says "Even In the Shower?" 4 Kissing scenes. 3 of them are 1 second. But 1 of them is 7 seconds long.
In the "Mobius: X Years Later" arc, set in an alternate future, Sonic became King of Mobius, married to his love interest Sally Acorn, and had two children named Sonia and Manik (sharing their names with Sonic's siblings in Sonic Underground).
The MPAA rating has been assigned for “action, some violence, rude humor and brief mild language.” The Kids-In-Mind.com evaluation includes a few kisses and handholding, and a few cleavage revealing tops; many scenes of a small creature being threatened with being blown up or shot and discussions of people dissecting ...
Frequent action violence and some reckless behaviour means that Sonic the Hedgehog is unsuitable for children under 6 years. We recommend parental guidance for children aged 6-8 years.
Whisper the Wolf is not just the only true female warrior who doesn't make a fool out of herself with Sonic the Hedgehog (like Amy Rose) but is a fighter with the most intriguing backstory that has the potential to transform her into a more worthy hero than even the Blue Blur himself.
The MPAA rating has been assigned for “action, some violence, rude humor, and mild language.” The Kids-In-Mind.com evaluation includes a few kissing scenes, many scenes of action with potential for harm, several scenes of weapons being discharged (tasers and alien weapons) without visible injuries, threats of violence, ...
He was described as being 15 years old when he made his debut, but since Sonic Adventure, he is stated to be 16. Knuckles has five sharp knuckles that can be used to burrow underground.
Amy Rose is a pink hedgehog and Sonic's self-proclaimed girlfriend, who is an energetic tomboy. Amy was created by Kazuyuki Hoshino for Sonic the Hedgehog CD (1993), although she appeared Kenji Terada's Sonic the Hedgehog manga a year before.
Soon as Tails places an ice bag on Shadow's head and Knuckles, who is cooling his burnt hand in a bucket filled with ice water created with Lina's wand, Shadow finally spoke and confessed that he has a crush on Perci, leaving the group in complete shock.
In the game, the very human Princess Elise the Third used the Chaos Emeralds to save Sonic's life and kissed the anthropomorphic hedgehog as she did. Though he didn't work on that particular entry, Iizuka said "I don't think we'll be doing that again".
Amy has a crush on Sonic but unlike the official games, she keeps it a secret. It is implied that Sonic reciprocates her feelings, but feel awkward about acknowledging them. There are scenes where SonAmy really shines though, like in one episode, U.T. revealed that Sonic cares for Amy's well being.
And while there have been plenty of low points in recent years—Shadow the Hedgehog straight up bringing guns to the series, the barely playable Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric—nothing compares to the moment Sonic was on the brink of death and forced to share a kiss with a human being in 2006's Sonic the Hedgehog.
