the Krew.

Here is the guardian sketches! I hope y'all like it! :D Next is now the bosses sketches 😼

tailsdoll releases

>god awful management and communication

>billions of leaks

>updates cancelled

>mass scrapping

>raven allegations

>devs thrown under the bus

this might flop because its not art, but i wanted to share my personal interpretation of Miss Halloween and what she represents for X. if genderqueer character analysis is your kind of thing, i hope you enjoy it. :-)

i've heard there's been a bunch of transfem X content after the release of Beauty, and as neat as that is (it's nice to see people interpreting a non-binary character in different ways), i personally view X as an immensely transmasc-coded character.* but the point of this is not to say that transmascs are only "allowed to be" masculine! i just wanted to start this by making it clear i explicitly do not read X as a transfem character.

so, yes, the point of the post... i think Miss Halloween represents the femininity of X; the embodiment of a kind of gender presentation that it very rarely explores, but cares for regardless.

i highly doubt she's an entirely separate character, more a "part of X" personified. she shares X's physical appearance and its voice (also note that these are both kinds of gender-nonconformity for her), but she's still distinct enough to go by a different name. notably, you could easily compare this concept to a drag queen; performances that do not dictate the identities of their performers, but still say something about them as all art does.

it's also worth noting that she seems to have amy's colour palette. this could be a side effect of the song's trans palette, yes, but it's not hard to imagine that if sonic is X's primary outlet for its gender presentation (which heavily leans masculine), then who would be the most likely character to embody its femininity? if you ask me, it's probably the series' most important female character, and arguably the most important hedgehog besides sonic himself.**

so yeah. that was probably a bit of a winding tangent, but in conclusion... i think of X as transmasc, but still with a connection to femininity that it nurtures in its unbeating heart. and as a kind of self-expression, it created a persona to embody this part of itself in the form of Miss Halloween.