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[DotNetDemon]

I'm going to go out on a limb here and probably either paint myself as an old fart who fell out of the loop because life got in the way or someone who's just plain clueless (probably both), but how exactly do the dimensions get traversed in the Sonic universe? I mean, how do you end up from one version of Mobius and get teleported/taxied/witness relocation program placed in another (like the universe where everything's ass-backwards, good guys are bad and the like)? And how does it operate in the world--like, for example, I think the Marvel comics said that each universe operates on a particular frequency? Reason I'm asking is because I try to be as authentic as I can in my fanfiction writing so readers don't have to "reinvent the wheel" by adapting to my interpretation; it makes it easier to get into and enjoy. Otherwise I feel I'd have to write a whole basis story explaining how I feel time travel/universe hopping/4chan party van works.

[Captain Sorzo]

http://archiesonic.w...smic_Interstate

A case of a joke idea from the comic's goofier days not being thrown out when the series became more serious.

[RedAuthar]

Yeah. It's kinda silly but it works right?

....Right?

[ILOVEVHS]

Yeah, it's not bad. At least not to me.

[DotNetDemon]

You're right, that is a tad silly. I've considered writing a fanfic that does something that Half-Life introduced with a resonance cascade device:

[PuffinGrandeur]

There's always a souped up Warp Ring or Star Posts.

[Skylar]

The Cosmic Interstate, as the Captain said, is the way dimensions are reached according to the Sonic Archieves. I don't realy know if other comic books series use such a thing, but apparently, according to the Archeives, if you go to the opposite end of the Cosmic Interstate, you'l find yourself in a place where Moral Alignment is flipped, whereas Sonic and Co. are the 'bad guys', and Robotnick is the 'good guy'. Antoine doesn't usualy go into reverse just to run over a fruit stand. I don't realy know anything else about the Cosmic Interestate. I ony read 2 issuses of the Acieves, so I'll shut up now...

[RedAuthar]

The Cosmic Interstate, as the Captain said, is the way dimensions are reached according to the Sonic Archieves. I don't realy know if other comic books series use such a thing, but apparently, according to the Archeives, if you go to the opposite end of the Cosmic Interstate, you'l find yourself in a place where Moral Alignment is flipped, whereas Sonic and Co. are the 'bad guys', and Robotnick is the 'good guy'. Antoine doesn't usualy go into reverse just to run over a fruit stand. I don't realy know anything else about the Cosmic Interestate. I ony read 2 issuses of the Acieves, so I'll shut up now...

That's where Scourge and Co come from. Originally they were the Anti-Freedom Fighters. In one issue Anti-Sonic absorbs power from the Master Emerald causing him to become Scourge. He later goes back to his world and takes over it, forcing everyone to evolve from being just evil copies to 'superior' version.

[Skylar]

Let me guess:

Sonic goes in, and gets his ___ whooped, but eventually recovers, and with some new piece of technology of some sort, he pwns the evil copies.

[PuffinGrandeur]

There's a bunch of Evil Sonic stories. The biggest one has both Freedom Fighter teams invading each others' worlds, with a lot of truces and double crosses. It ends with Sonic vs Evil Super Sonic, and is won through a battle of ego.

[Skylar]

And it was going so well... until the final battle...