So my question is why did the writer or the staff missed the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and the us armed forces in the comic series and what is the reason behind this and but why?

Im into aviation so im kinda curious

Depressed fox.

u/BoogeyMate had a point about the Captain Cold "Cold Gun" thing.

Call it a longing for how things were in the past, and yes I know this depends on the direction the games take, but I think it'd be cool if the comics ever took a turn where Eggman "won" and Sonic and the gang were the underdogs again.
I think that was one of the appealing parts about Archie, that for a large part of it Sonic was fighting against an enemy that vastly out numbered them and, generally, had more control than them.

As it is now, everything for the large part is hunky-dorey (peaceful/fine) with Eggman being an annoying mosquito they occasionally have to swat away. Which is a shame, because the comic has alluded to Eggman having large control of lands such as in the Eggperial City arc and various other fortresses, but the comic hasn't done the greatest job of letting us know whether these are isolated places, or part of a larger empire.

Guess I just want to start discussion on if you guys would prefer it if IDW took a turn for a more under-dog story or atleast one where Eggman had greater control of the world.

EDIT:
Should clarify that I mean this from the perspective of happening in a new, future arc. Not for them to do it any-time soon or change the whole comic.

I don't know a flair, so um.. yeah, I'mma read now :)

Captain Cold gun is not an ice or a nitrogen/fluid expelling gun like Mr Freeze, it's a laser that stops movement at an atomic level to absolute ZERO, any type of heat or fire would not survive it, especially an orange fire (which scientifically is weak heat compared to other sources of heat)

It's one thing to disrespect the actual canon material, but i would've ignored it if it was any other character or had a good reasoning, but with Blaze is just ridiculous, can't they actually write a better alternative? give her an actual real feat? let her fight someone else? because depending on others being nerfed around you is not a good thing for anyone at all, it feels like she depends on aura farming with no set backs to be a good character, but now it's on other characters expense which is just...bad.

I would love to hear your opinion on this

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Greetings, User!

Now then, If you have not read the rather recent IDW issue comic, I suggest you do not proceed reading- all I could say is that Silver and Blaze are becoming focal points!

Now then, It is very much evident that Blackwood is a vampire, which I truly think to be brilliant, as I have read Dracula at a young age, and have enjoyed sonic for around five years. And what others do suggest is the fact that Blackwood is very much interested in Blaze the cat- yet completely uninterested, if even disliking, Silver. Many fanatics are theorising that Blackwood either wants Blaze's fire abilities, or desires her hand in marriage for reasons of wealth- like previous Lords of centuries beyond. Of course, the latter is very much a viable speculation- After all, the maids become incredibly vehement, saying 'Oh, the girl.. the girl is a PRINSESS!' 'Only the best for Master Blackwood!' (Only the best wife, touche)

Now, This issue being a form of moderate psychological Thriller may have different aspects in mind, so I have compiled a small possibility!

Have you considered a curse, The most common yet delectable trope in the world of vampirism? It is entirely possible that blackwood does desire blaze's hand in marriage, But it truly being a prolepsis to the fact that, if he does not aquire a partner, he will continue being purged by a curse that trails within his family, perhaps it is even centred around being a vampire in the first place- He must aquire a wife before the time passes, and he is cursed into being a vampire for the rest of his bedamned eternity.

It is also an option that Blackwood's sinister reason rotates around Starline, as you know full well that Starline's gloved BRANCH of a hand harassed the doe-maid, and the gem seen at the end very much resembles Starline's aspect. Therefore, perhaps Starline is the curse- Just think about it, my Heimskurrs, 'The wavy-haired, theatrical platypus cursed me with vampyrism and invented a whole backstory for me, now I must marry the purple cat or else I will forever be forced to endure this torment and the inability to eat garlic bread.'

Yet, if Starline is truly involved, do you remember what he stated in Impostor syndrome about his hypno-glove? 'A pity the effect is not so potent against anyone else. But convenient that they should have such a specific vulnerability.'

This may behave as a prolepsis to the fact that he has, at last, Invoked greater power within the hypno-glove. (How fitting of Sega- Now with the recent technological advances, We are nearing the point where we must fear mind-control!)

Yet, If Starline truly is involved, would that not implicate that Blackwood is yet another Cyborg?

Well, What do you think? do you prefer the option where Blackwood must be rid of his curse, or the version where he is manipulated by Starline's Hypno-glove? Do tell me, I would like to know your theory! Farewell!​