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"Ultra Sonic" by @blazehgehg (Blaze Hedgehog)

I'm 18 years old and an avid Dragonball Z fan. That's right, you punks! I even watch the dub! ON PURPOSE! So stick that in your smoke and pipe it.

Anyways, more two year old fanart. I was browsing through some DBZ art and noticed SSJ3 Goku. Since it's a known fact the Sonic series spoofs/borrows ideas from things like Starwars and Dragonball Z, and doing the math (Super Sonic, Hyper Sonic -> SSJ Goku, SSJ2 Goku) -- I figured the "final" Sonic form was long over due for creation and borrowed a few design features from SSJ3 Goku to create "Ultra Sonic" -- the ultimate in Sonic's Chaos-Emerald enhanced forms. Perhaps this one is enduced once Sonic collects the Chaos Emeralds, The Super Emeralds, AND draws power from the Master Emerald itself? Or perhaps the Timestones are involved?

Frankly I don't know. I just drew it 'cause it was cool. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Blaze Hedgehog

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Posted: Thursday, 09 May, 2002 @ 06:37 PM

Hey, what about SSJ4 Goku. So a 4th super sonic lv.

Posted: Friday, 25 April, 2003 @ 02:32 PM

you said put that in your smoke and pipe it. beacause your stupid

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