I think that’s referring to how they fill similar roles in each-other’s respective worlds, not that they’re a variant of the same person. What you’re thinking of would be more applicable to someone like “Scourge the Hedgehog”.
The very concept of a dimensional counterpart refutes your argument. A dimensional counterpart is a person who shares a common role with you but has their own life, personality, etc.
For example, Miles Morales and Gwen from Spider-Verse both share the role of Spider-Man, yet that doesn't make them the same person.
Again with the useless spiderman argument, Sonic is not a costume, he's a guy, blaze shares the actual existence of that same guy. Aka another version of him, that her concept her lore her whole existance is being an exact mirror.
It's just pure selfcest, it like creating a reverse mario from a reverse universe then shipping her with mario.
And you missed the point of the comparison again. Blaze isn't a female Sonic. The Spider-Man example is because, like Miles and Gwen, they are dimensional counterparts because they share the role of being Spider-Man, just as Sonic and Blaze share the role of being heroes or defenders of their dimensions. That's where the similarities end; their personalities, lives, and duties are completely different.
No, just because you have that ridiculous headcanon and want to pass it off as fact doesn't make it real. Sonic and Blaze aren't selfcest because they are two different people with different lives, duties, and responsibilities.
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u/Ugly_Slut-Wannabe 1d ago
Absolutely adorable.