Warning: Spoiler for Sonic the Hedgehog #53Whisper the Wolf, one of the few female warriors in IDW Sonic Hedgehog She is without a doubt one of the greatest fighters in the entire series, she ended up returning to the series with an explosive victory.
Besides Amy Rose holding a hammer, currently sound The series lacks so many capable female warriors that many fans can’t help but view Amy the Pink Hedgehog in a negative light because of his unwavering commitment to Sonic despite his constant push for success. her progress. Ironically, in Sonic Hedgehog #45, With all the heroines leading the way and no male heroes present, Wolf Whisperer is gone. She leaves to protect Sonic and his friends when she is relentlessly targeted by a deadly assassin named Mimic. Tangle and Whisper miniseries. Since then, Whisper has not returned in 12 issues, including impostor syndrome With the series, until now.
When Sonic’s evil cyborg, Surge the Tenrec, begins terrorizing Central City (where she seems to be keeping a low profile), Whisper finally steps in. Sonic Hedgehog #53 was created by story writer Evan Stanely, artist Adam Bryce Thomas, colorist Reggie Graham and writer Shawn Lee. As expected, Whisper maintained his edge against the frenzied tenrec, but that changed when Cyborg used a new item that could absorb Whisper’s intelligent friends, giving the Surge new powers. help her gain the upper hand. Since that time, Whisper has been devastated by the rest of the matter, and devastated to see his friend taken from him.
Whisper’s heartbreaking story highlights her pain
While critics may see this as a ploy for IDW to get the unfortunate girl into trouble (even though she’s fighting Tenric Surge, who’s also female), there are two important factors to consider: review. First, the problem starts with Whisper taking less”miserable for me‘ mentality. First, Whisper is traumatized when her friend is kidnapped. But when enough time passes, she throws a tantrum, which has never happened, and since she’s so timid and shy, it actually seems jarring. Second, Whisper has one of the most tragic storylines in the series, where she witnesses her friend being murdered by a close associate. The only survivor is her little friend, and as a result, She has trouble connecting with others because she’s afraid of leaving to go through the same thing again. So Whisper the Wolf has now lost her oldest friend and they’re the only creatures other than the Tangle she’s really comfortable with, that should be okay. As such, readers are eager to see her exact revenge on Surge, especially since Whisper derives most of her power from her elf friends. Since all of her elves were taken, except for one, Whisper Will is forced to rely on other methods, namely herself, to get them back. This will only make her a more proficient and dangerous fighter.
For those who still don’t believe this issue doesn’t affect Whisper too much, they need to realize that the weaknesses of all female characters other than Amy Rose negatively affect their combat effectiveness. Tangle wants to be strong, but her overly erratic behavior causes her to make ridiculous mistakes on the field. Dr. Eggman’s daughter, Artisan Bell is an outspoken person who admits that she can’t fight. Pearl likes to hide behind administrative work. And Cream is too young, even though she’s the same age as Tails.wolf Not just the only true female warrior who didn’t make a fool of herself Sonic Hedgehog (Like Amy Rose) But she’s a warrior with the most interesting storyline capable of making her a more worthy hero than Blue Blur herself.