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[Teirusu]

I don't know if you heared this yet. Is a "popular" news that is in every Sonic forum. Dylan Cecil, a kid with the age of 4 fan of Sonic died trying to reach the deeper ocean. Why is famous this news? Pictures talks by themself.





Yes, Their parents made a Sonic coffin, because he love the hedgehog.

Here you can read about it : http://www.sonicwrec...ecil-sonic-fan/

A corious news make a courious consequences.

By the side of 4chan, you can find awesome cruel answers.
By the side of Sonic fanbase, you can find things like "donate to his family" (that personaly I think is going very far. Don't judge me as evil person, judge me as realistic person. A lot of people die in worst condition and could be saved giving food, and need more than a family which lost his son but we want donate because was a Sonic fan)
And in my opinion, by the side of his parents, is very far make a Sonic coffin...I want see his parents check internet and see how people speak about his son (that was obvious if you make something striking like a Sonic coffin)

What is your opinion? Is this going far? I want hear it.

[PuffinGrandeur]

Their son died. I don't think any mourning action like that would be inappropriate.

[RedMenace]

Unusual? Quite. But it was in honor of his memory. And his love of Sonic games was evidently a big part of who he was. So, while it is pretty unconventional, it's also pretty fitting.

[LogiTeeka]

Damn. This really is sad news.

Forget which continuity/pairing he supported, this kid clearly loved Sonic for who he was and what he stood for. He could've had a normal funeral, but his parents remembered his fondness of the series and had the whole funeral decorated in Sonic's theme colors. That to me makes this really sad.

R.I.P. Dylan Cecil.

[RedAuthar]

I think it's fitting. The parents did what they think he would have wanted.

[Teirusu]

Yep, who will know more than his parents what the kid wanted. I'm sure he overloved Sonic because is the only reason parents would do the coffin. I'm not the one who should judge them, I don't even know them...but is really sad what I'm seeing on internet, really sad and of course was obvious will hapens when you make public something like this. I think a kid who isn't here (R.I.P.) don't deserve be a joke of internet.

[fishtheimpaler]

It's not a great move

I can see why they did it, and under the circumstances it's not disrespectful to the kid, but a kid's family should look out for him better, even after he's dead

There's far worse things that have happened, though

[RedAuthar]

Double-you Tee See.