#no it's not sonic dw

[dyymi]

feeling my interest in something die out has got to be the worst feeling

[thelvadams]

The Fifteenth Doctor's new Sonic! ⚡️

[northernfireart]

i can't find the original post of this idea but im obsessed completely with Sam Reich! Master

upd: The original idea was by @ace-whovian-neuroscientist!!!

[astrophysician]

ALT guardian of a good future 🤍✨

edit: forgot my commission info again :/

[vulcan-moon]

maria robotnik i truly believe in my heart that you should be allowed to get so mad and angry

[lady-disdain221b]

screwdriver, sunglasses, spoon, cane, earrings, umbrella, blaster, pen, lipstick…

[rapidhighway]

ill never be normal about them

[son1c]

so, the thing about the megaflora in boscage is that, even though it’s incredibly strong, it’s not particularly smart. they’re plants after all, and so their “thoughts” mainly just consist of violence in service to obtaining food, and violence for the sake of violence. that changes when shadow shows up though.

through their shared black arms dna, the plants are able to connect with him, and they start poking around inside his brain. they see all his thoughts, all his memories, learn what he learns, know what he knows… and suddenly, the megaflora is extremely smart. smart enough to realize that having a mobile unit, not tethered to roots, and with a mouth that can speak for the collective, would be beneficial. so they smother shadow into submission. there’s just too many of them to hold back, once they decide they want him.

once he’s assimilated, they continue to learn more from him, and one thing in particular stands out: the creation of their world. through the eyes of shadow’s memory, they see sonic shatter the paradox prism, and thus, create boscage maze, and therefore the megaflora themselves. this leads the megaflora to the conclusion that their true creator is not gerald, the loathsome traitor who abandoned them, left them to starve, and now seeks to destroy them with project halcyon, but instead sonic.

the megaflora get a sort of reverence for him… “shadow” tells sonic that he forgives him for shattering the prism. tells him it was a good thing, actually. and that’s when sonic starts to clue into something being seriously wrong. frankly, he liked it more when shadow was upset with him... because at least that was really him :(

[urpersonalpublicgalaxy]

tried my hand at drawing him. mostly inspired by idw style

I think he slays but i dunno im in two minds abt it

[tsubomiiiii]

I present to yall, some silly self indulgent au about mythical creatures and stuff, starring these silly hogs

And some more goobers! And more to come hopefully

[briarhearts-art]

i dont know what to caption here this is incredibly self-indulgent and caters to my inevitable canon event where i put my favorite characters in cutesy outfits

[yellowvixen]

meet sunshine the hedgehog!! my sonadow fankid :]

she pops into existence one day after the two of them go super together, and while she's made of pure energy her only powers are glowing and floating a little bit. no matter! she makes up for it in cheerfulness and rlly lives up to her name

[thewanderingace]

Fancy new sonic screwdriver tricks

Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special "The Star Beast"

[autistic-spirk]

Thinking about the casual genderqueer-ness in Rogue. Like, it's implied that Rogue is a humanoid alien (he refers to Ruby and Emily as humans, and cosplay as an "ancient earth tradition"), and if not, he's at least a human time traveler, it's never explicitly stated (the Doctor only introduces him as an "outer-space bounty hunter"). But either way, when the Doctor asks about the person he lost, he talks about said person without mentioning any gender until the end, when he says "and at the end of that day...I lost them" and it's such a small line but like. To know there's genderqueer people in either the future or other species that have at least some concept of a gender binary (or maybe they don't, but still) means SO MUCH. Like. Either we're still there, or we're not alone in the vastness of space.

Additionally, the Chuldur make a lot of casual references to shapeshifting to another gender. When the Duchess reveals who she is to Lord Barton, he says "I wanted to be her next". The Duchess goes on and on about how much she'd love to be the doctor, and when she goes 'I want to be the doctor. Who wants to fight for the other one" (Rogue), the Chuldur LARPing as Miss Talbot goes "me, me, me". Later when the Duchess is plotting she says "I can be king". And later, Miss Talbot also says 'I want to be [the Doctor], I want it, I want it!" AND at the end, the Duchess "give[s Emily her] full permission [to] become the Doctor". Obviously they couldn't have the character actually switch gender cos of the actors, but just to casually mention that gender fluidity, and that much is just. So important. Just to so blatantly confirm that aliens can and DO have different perceptions of sex and gender and that it's fluid is just. It's so comforting to see that so casually.

[nightmanatee]

SHE BACK!!!!!!

[msue0027]

I love how they appreciated Ncuti's culture. Both of them, actually.

First is his sonic screwdriver, with Rwandan proverb written in Gallifreyan: "The sharpness of the tounge defeats the sharpness of the warrior" (x)

And he's wearing a kilt in this club scene: