I'm just curious what other ships do you ship and do you have fankids for them.
Good evening! Thank you very much for this ask!:] I apologize for taking so long to answer! This question in particular was a rather thought-provoking, and I practically had to draw every single child that came to mind (rather than Shard, Opal, and Cobalt)
Below, you will find one of the worst ship master lists you may ever see in your entire life.
Vector and CREAMS MOM (Vanilla)
Now, one may ask why these remain the main ships of the blog. To that, I say it is because I want to make an attempt to branch out to a few more found ships, followed by some rarer pairings. I want to make things more interesting and see what I can experiment with, and from my personal perspective, some of these are quite endearing.
And with shipping comes many fan kids. Why? Because they are a joy to create. (Offspring will be ordered from youngest to eldest)
Tick the Bee is about five years old and is the creation of Charmy and Tails. Before I explain his origin, I’d like to address something upfront—if someone says, “Tails would never even try drugs!” you’re absolutely right. He never would under normal circumstances. However, in this alternate universe, I’ve placed him in situations that changed him significantly as he grew older.—even how his mind works
In his early twenties, on one fateful night, Charmy convinced Tails to try a drug, and the two ended up crashing at Tails’ lab. While under its influence, Tails—driven by his genius, yet impaired state—created an entire child using his own fur and a bit of Charmy’s fuzz. When he woke up the next day, he was met with the shocking sight of the child floating in a large tube.
But this test tube child, Tick, didn’t just inherit his fathers’ DNA—he also absorbed the remnants of the drug in the process. As a result, Tick is extremely hyperactive, chaotic, and twitchy (He also tends to hallucinate almost constantly). He remains mentally unstable in various ways, though it’s difficult to tell, given the ever-present joyful smile on his face.
And no, I have not decided what the drug is yet
Extra Note: He can fly for short distances, and has a stinger at the tip of his tail.
I honestly can’t even explain what made me think Sticks and Scourge would be a good ship in the first place. At first, I was going to write something like, “Oh yeah, Scourge and Sticks have a kid, then Sticks gets ditched,” because, let’s be real, Scourge is a terrible partner—just look at how he treated Fiona. But that just sounded like an horrible Ken Penders fan fiction, so I conjured something worse (but happier?)
The more I thought about it, the more I asked myself: What if I created a dynamic where Sticks doesn’t take any of his crap and, in some way, actually straightens him out? (At least when it comes to how he treats her.) So, that’s exactly what I did, and thus, Rascal was born.
Unlike some of the other kids, Rascal wasn’t lab-grown or artificially created—he was conceived the normal way. And let’s be honest, if Scourge ever had a kid, he’d absolutely pick a name as ridiculous as Rascal, and someone like Sticks would totally go along with it.
Now, at seven years old, Rascal is a spunky, adventurous kid who loves the outdoors more than anything else. He’s fast, athletic, and full of energy, but he’s also reckless when it comes to safety. Nearly every piece of clothing he owns ends up torn to shreds—though Scourge actually thinks the look is pretty cool. Despite his destructive tendencies, Rascal has a knack for finding hidden treasures, always digging up interesting things whenever he explores the forest.
Metonic fanchild. I’ve always loved the concept and endless possibilities of Metal Sonic being shipped with Sonic. And, as I tend to do with most of my ships, I wanted to give them a child they would never have under normal circumstances. Thus, Cobalt was created—his name taken from the deep, striking shade of Cobalt Blue.
But his creation wasn’t exactly straightforward. Cobalt was actually commissioned by Sonic himself, with Tails tasked with building him. Originally, he was meant to be a combat-ready robot, trained to fight and ultimately defeat Metal Sonic. However, his development was riddled with malfunctions, the worst of which was his AI model. Instead of a simple combat program, Cobalt ended up with an extreme level of self-awareness—one that panicked at its own existence.
As a result, Cobalt became a nervous, self-conscious, overthinking, anxiety-ridden boy failure of a robot. Despite his intended purpose, his training took an unexpected turn as he found himself interacting with both mentor Sonic and accidentally…Metal Sonic. And, over time, the two realized they had unintentionally formed a parental bond with him. (This confused metal the absolute fucking most)
So, in the end, they both quite literally became his fathers.
God. I am worse than Ken Penders. This would never happen. There’s an huge chunk of lore missing—trust me. THESE ARE BRIEF-
Extra Note: His limbs can stretch out very long and he remains with a function to see in the dark— followed with various others that sense body heat, help with aid,
I don’t even know where to begin with the Knuxadow fanchild. She was the first Sonic fanchild I created when I got back into it. Shard was completely accidental—her existence wasn’t supposed to happen. Elsewhere in this blog, I’ve already provided a biological explanation for how and why she was born despite it being impossible.
Shard is about ten years old, possessing Knuckles’ immense strength but inheriting the absolute shit death glare of her other father. Her personality is cold, calculating, stubborn, and serious. Oh, and I also gave her a complex.
The circumstances of her birth left a heavy impact—her very existence was an anomaly, something that shouldn’t have happened. The happening of her egg completely shattered Knuckles, sending him into a spiral of identity crisis, and body and gender dysphoria. Watching her father struggle with what she represented even some years after, had created an internalized the belief that she was a burden, that everything about her was inherently wrong.
As she grows older, she starts noticing something troubling—she’s becoming increasingly impulsive, more short-tempered, and, at times, physically harmful toward others… even toward her own dads. (These Impulsive and intrusive thoughts will get worse.)
Opal’s creation is a bit unique—she’s essentially a collaborative effort between me and my roleplay buddy. I designed her and occasionally contributed to certain aspects, but I’d say my buddy truly shaped her personality and plays as her.
Opal is a smart, witty, playful, mischievous, and sly tween who happens to be Shard the Echidna’s closest friend. She absolutely adores her mothers and is very affectionate with her family (a trait she picked up from Rouge). However, if anyone points out her affectionate side, she’ll immediately dial it back.
She also possesses the ability to manipulate light and excels at jumping and climbing to high places—making her just as agile as her parents. (How was she created? I have yet to decide)
Isaphah the Hedgehog was, hands down, one of the most challenging designs I’ve worked on. Given that Mephiles essentially looks like Shadow, I had to make sure he didn’t come off as just another Shadilver kid.
Isaphah was created through a combination of DNA, Chaos energy, and magic, essentially making him a demigod. At only about 15 years old, he has an ego the size of the universe and speaks with a confidence that borders on arrogance. Snarky and prideful, he carries himself like a young dark prince, with dreams of one day ruling the world.
His powers are nothing short of extraordinary—he can control antimatter and form it into building blocks that he uses as weapons. But he’s also learning to create black holes and even manipulate the stars themselves. He enjoys maintaining an air of elegance and indulges in the finer things in life. In fact, he once tore a hole in space, filled with tiny sparkling stars, and now occasionally wears it as a cloak.
Mephiles thinks this kid is kind of fucking awesome.
Silver, on the other hand, has absolutely no idea how to handle a child who’s going through the most intense power trip imaginable (MEP IS NOT HELPING)
Spike The…Im even gonna try to pronounce what I—you know what? Spike the Armadillo or Chameleon. Either works.
This design was a horrid process.
Now one may ask—How was spike made? Surrogate. (They would never do that)
Spike was one of the eldest kids I created. At eighteen, she’s almost like the mom of the entire group, always looking out for those around her, especially the more reckless ones like Tick and Rascal. As the child of Mighty and Espio, she combines a blend of stoic strength, laid-back attitude, and the occasional hint of sass.
When she’s not using her strength in combat, Spike has another ability—she can curl up into a ball, perform a spindash, and spike someone with the sharp spines that run along her body. She may seem calm on the surface, but don’t underestimate her when she decides to let loose. Spike isn’t without her flaws. Despite her laid-back demeanor, she’s not exactly the brightest in certain situations.
She can be a bit hot-headed, especially during arguments, and when she gets riled up, she tends to say things she might regret later. Her strong sense of protection for others can sometimes cloud her judgment, making her react impulsively. But in the end, her heart’s always in the right place, even if her words don’t always match her intentions.
Serenity the Hedgehog was created with a very specific goal in mind: I wanted to make a character who’s deeply focused on all things organic—especially the healing powers of nature—without relying on traditional medication. This is slightly based on some people I’ve met before…At 19 years old, Serenity is obsessed with the magic of crystals. In the Sonic universe, crystals and gemstones do hold magic, but Serenity goes beyond that. She focuses on magic-less crystals, claiming they have the ability to cure various illnesses. (Way to fucking go)
Her claims can be pretty wild at times, like insisting that certain medications don’t work or are unnecessary. But while her approach at life is an utter a weakness, it’s also a strength. Serenity’s knowledge of herbs is extensive—she’s able to identify them on sight and knows their true healing properties. Occasionally, she even finds magical crystals that offer specific benefits.
And, on top of that, she’s got a talent for cooking. She’s known for her “watch me make brownies with black beans” gimmick, which she uses to make delicious recipes. These are especially helpful for those who need to restrict their diets for medical reasons or those looking for healthier alternatives. Serenity may be a little unconventional, but her heart’s in the right place, and her skills can be surprisingly useful!
Extra Note: She doesn’t use a phone often and normally keeps it on airplane mode with the claim that: “The EMF’s will give you cancer. Trust me bro”
