Is he better as a comedy villain or a serious villain?
Is he better as a comedy villain or a serious villain?
Chase Peterson
Carter Phillips
I think a blend of both in equal balance. I Don't want a cartoony over the top Saturday morning. But I also don't want a stone-cold serious methodical villain.
Brayden Martin
It's pretty autistic to have him completely serious but I fucking hate him being a joke.
I think he should be both.
Noah Bell
Comically over-the-top and grandiose when he's by himself or broadcasting but serious whenever he's personally encountering Sonic or somebody.
Alexander Wilson
Have him be comedic at first but as he keeps losing have him get more and more serious.
"You fool. Away! Before I make mincemeat out of you!"
Luis Sullivan
comedy I guess, because that's also the reason he can work as a "serious" villain. like being raped by a clown or something.
Isaiah Smith
Just enough of both. It's virtually impossible to take him fully seriously, but from the original premise, his schemes are surprisingly dark.
Easton Howard
The idea of shoving animals into robots is pretty fucked in enough it self
Blake Price
He's such a good villain, he works as both. Boom incarnation is entertaining, comic versions are entertaining.
Jose Garcia
That's the beauty, he can do both. But you need a writer willing and able to write him that way.
Lucas Jackson
comedic with a sprinkle of serious only now and than. Nothing is more cringe than when the comics make him too serious
Angel Harris
Have him be an extremely powerful goofball
Pretty much have him be like Aku from Samurai Jack, he's an absolute threat to everyone except the protagonist
He constantly is fucking the world up and only Sonic can stop him
Brody Ramirez
>Boom incarnation is entertaining
Boom was fun watching be anything the episode needed him to be. He could be the villain, asshole neighbor/friend, protagonist, and it all worked out.
Josiah Williams
>this is cringe
Daniel Lewis
I wish we could get more games where you play as him.
Adrian Cox
both
Austin James
Serious but so bombastic that its funny like in SA1
Noah Perry
I agree with this. Leave him some comic relief, but give magnitude to the shit he does
Brandon Miller
He should be more like The Joker.
Easton Hill
>in enough it self
in and of itself
Aiden Reed
The thing about making Eggman a serious threat is that you then have to come up with a justification for why Sonic doesn't just kill him.
Adam Richardson
Because Sonic is a little bitch.
Hunter Ramirez
Noah Adams
Say what you will but let's not pretend Sonic is above murking a dude if he's a big enough threat.