Changes

|2020

|2020

|PG

|PG

|Has the deuteragonist be a humble small town cop while the antagonist is an arrogant self-important (to the extreme) elitist doctor from the federal government.    Also, the cop's sister-in-law, a sort of minor antagonist, may be a feminist (she appears to have left her husband and taken her daughter with her) and was always telling his wife to divorce him and she ultimately was left tied up and forgotten (by mistake) when she was going to turn the cop in to the federal government (he had punched the elitist Dr. Robotnik to keep him from capturing Sonic and was now hunted by the government.).  Also, the protagonist, Sonic, while immature, is fairly self-sufficient, having lived alone on earth for a decade after being separated from his guardian Longclaw as a child.  (However, it should be noted that there was one scene, while Sonic and the cop were on the run, they got into a barfight and, though they won it, Sonic made a remark , as they were fleeing, that he wasn't sure if they paid their tab and seemed to think it was funny, and stealing isn't cool.  It is antics like this, though somewhat understandable for a character from another planet who suffered from loneliness and was never trained how to properly behave on earth as he lived alone for a decade, that make the protagonist a less-than-ideal role model for children.)   

|Has the deuteragonist be a humble small town cop while the antagonist is an arrogant self-important (to the extreme) elitist doctor from the federal government.    Also, the cop's sister-in-law, a sort of minor antagonist, may be a feminist (she appears to have left her husband and taken her daughter with her) and was always telling his wife to divorce him and she ultimately was left tied up and forgotten (by mistake) when she was going to turn the cop in to the federal government (he had punched the elitist Dr. Robotnik to keep him from capturing Sonic and was now hunted by the government.).  Also, the protagonist, Sonic, while immature, is fairly self-sufficient, having lived alone on earth for a decade after being separated from his guardian Longclaw as a child.  Sonic, who was told by the well-meaning Longclaw to live away from others so that they capture him to get to his powers, finally learns to face his problems and stop running. (However, it should be noted that there was one scene, while Sonic and the cop were on the run, they got into a barfight and, though they won it, Sonic made a remark , as they were fleeing, that he wasn't sure if they paid their tab and seemed to think it was funny, and stealing isn't cool.  It is antics like this, though somewhat understandable for a character from another planet who suffered from loneliness and was never trained how to properly behave on earth as he lived alone for a decade, that make the protagonist a less-than-ideal role model for children.)   

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