Shin sonic

Shin sonic is a version of the popular Sega character "sonic the hedgehog" but taken in a twisted and dark turn. Shin sonic is also based on the character shin Godzilla from the Godzilla franchise. Shin Sonic's only goal is to evolve and spread havoc on the surrounding world. He is an unhinged primal being, that once resembled a malnourished, incomplete Sonic but eventually turned into a beast after gaining a newfound craving for the flesh of any living creature, starting with small animals before moving on to Humans and other mobians (mobians being anthropomorphic creatures like him) Appearances: Evolution 1

Shin sonic (or shinic for short) looks similar to Sonic, though he is pretty thin and is missing his ears and torso details. His shoes also lack detail, his eyes are more black and he has an almost exposed ribcage.

ShinicEvolution2

Shinic is slightly taller, having longer limbs and an elongated mouth, exposing the gums more.

ShinicEvolution3

Shinic becomes a freakish giant around 8 feet all with the limbs elongating again and the mouth widening, now only crawling on all fours.

Evolution 4

Looks similar to Evolution 3, though Shinic is way larger around 9 or 10 stories tall, with each of his hands being twice the size of any regular human, and his mouth is way wider and has two sets of human like teeth.

Evolution 5

First seen at the end of Cry of the Forest and primarily throughout Chaos, Shinic's fifth form has a similar appearance and build to his previous two forms, though he is now as tall as mountains and skyscrapers. He also gains a second set of teeth. It also revealed that despite his immense size, he is still capable of moving at supersonic speeds, meaning that the destruction he could cause by running around the planet would be world-ending.

Triva. Shinic evolves in a similar fashion to Shin Godzilla, hence his name (which is of course a combination of the words "Shin" and "Sonic"). It's implied that Shinic actually isn't Sonic, but rather the demon known as Moloch from Hebrew mythology taking his appearance. A statue bearing his likeness is present in both Cry Of The Forest and A Dreadful Vision. The similarities between the two seem to suggest this, given that they both grow more powerful when given more sacrifices (whether human, animal, or Mobian).