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Dear ComicBook.com, As a devoted fan, I'm thrilled about the future of the Sonic franchise and wanted to share some predictions for Sonic Central 2025. Here are six things I'm hoping to see: 1. More Information on DLC for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds: With the game having just released, I'm eager to see what's next. A deeper look at the planned DLC, including guest characters like Mega Man, would be fantastic. Perhaps they could show some gameplay of the new racers in action. 2. New Mainline Sonic Game Teaser: While CrossWorlds is the focus for this year, a brief teaser for the next major 3D Sonic game would generate immense hype. Fans have heard rumors of a new Adventure-style game, and even a title card or a short clip of Sonic in a new environment would be a huge reveal. 3. Updates and New Collaborations: The recent Sonic x DC comic series has been amazing, and I'm curious what other partnerships are in the works. An announcement of a new collaboration, like Sonic x Power Rangers, would be a huge surprise and a welcome expansion of the Sonic universe. 4. Merchandise: It's always exciting to see new merchandise. Updates on upcoming figures, apparel, and collectibles are a must. I'm especially hoping for more Sonic Prime merchandise and new figures of lesser-known characters. 5. Update on Remakes: The community has been abuzz with speculation about remakes. While some have suggested Sonic Team is focused on new titles, a brief update on the status of remakes like Sonic Heroes would be a great way to address fan interest and set expectations. 6. Information on Sonic Movie 4: The movies have been a massive success, and with a release date of March 19, 2027, for the fourth film, it would be great to get some early information. A title reveal, a sneak peek at a new character, or even just confirmation of the film's direction would be a perfect way to cap off the event. Thank you for your time and for all the great coverage you provide! Sincerely, A Loyal Sonic Fan

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Really, does that mean the redub will possibly happen?

Hello, I'm writing to you today as a long-time fan of Pokémon to respectfully suggest an idea for the franchise's 30th anniversary. I believe a high-quality redub of the original classic Pokémon anime, produced by a studio like Studiopolis, would be a fantastic way to celebrate. My vision for this redub would be to: Keep the established English character and Pokémon names. Use the original Japanese opening and ending songs, but with English credits and an English logo. New English singers for the songs could also be a nice touch. Ensure the dialogue is clean, kid-friendly, and free of inappropriate language or swearing, maintaining the show's classic, wholesome tone. Keep the show's content and scenes appropriate for a young audience, without any unnecessary or inappropriate changes. Bring in a new voice cast to give the classic episodes a fresh feel. As a special tie-in bonus, it would be great to see a new episode centered around Charicific Valley, with a talented voice actor like Erica Lindbeck voicing Liza. I believe this project would be a respectful homage to the original series while also being a fresh and exciting experience for both new and old fans. Thank you for your time and for considering this suggestion. Sincerely, A Pokémon Fan

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To the team at ComicBook.com, I'm writing to suggest an idea for a special Pokémon anime project, separate from "Pokémon Horizons." Given the recent interest in classic series, I believe there's a great opportunity for a new English dub of the original "Pokémon" anime. My suggestion is for a new redub by Studiopolis that would be a more faithful adaptation while still being suitable for all ages. This would involve a script that removes any inappropriate dialogue, scenes, or swear words, ensuring it remains completely kid-friendly. I would also love to see the original Japanese openings and endings with English credits and new English singers, creating a unique hybrid of both Japanese and English productions. It would be important to honor the legacy of both the 4Kids and Viz Media releases while creating a fresh, modern take. For the voice cast, I'd like to suggest: Ash Ketchum: Erica Mendez Misty: Cherami Leigh Brock: Robbie Daymond Gary Oak: Zeno Robinson Team Rocket: Cristina Vee (Jessie), Ben Diskin (James), and Keith Silverstein (Meowth) Professor Oak: Ben Diskin Delia Ketchum: Suzie Yeung Giovanni: Patrick Seitz Thank you for your time and for considering this suggestion. I believe a project like this would be a wonderful way to introduce the original series to a new generation of fans while also appealing to long-time viewers. Sincerely, Comicbookfan101

Hi ComicBook.com team, I'm a huge fan of both Sonic the Hedgehog and Power Rangers. Given the success of crossovers in comics, I was wondering if there have been any discussions or considerations about a potential comic book collaboration between the two franchises? It seems like a fantastic opportunity for an action-packed story!

I have a fan question for you, inspired by the upcoming 30th anniversary of the Pokémon anime. Many of us grew up with the classic series, and with its milestone anniversary approaching, there's a lot of talk about how it could be celebrated. A common topic is a potential redub, and one idea that's been gaining traction is a Studiopolis-produced version. This wouldn't be a complete overhaul, but rather an updated, respectful take on the original. Fans envision a redub that would keep the series kid-friendly, with no swearing or inappropriate scenes, while also maintaining the original English names we all know. The most exciting part of this idea is the potential for a new cast. Imagine hearing Erica Mendez as Ash, Cherami Leigh as Misty, Robbie Daymond as Brock, Cristina Vee as Jessie, Ben Diskin as James and Professor Oak, Keith Silverstein as Meowth, Zeno Robinson as Gary, and Suzie Yeung as Delia. This could be a fantastic way to honor the legacy of the original voice actors while introducing a fresh sound for a new generation. Additionally, this redub could be a great opportunity to include the original Japanese openings and endings, but with new English singers to give them a modern feel. It would be a nod to the show's Japanese roots while keeping it accessible to English-speaking audiences. Finally, as a special tie-in for the redub, fans would love to see a new special episode focused on Charicific Valley, perhaps taking place before or after "Charizard's Burning Ambition." With a voice actress like Erica Lindbeck as Liza, it would be a perfect way to expand on a beloved storyline. Do you think a project like this could be a realistic possibility for the 30th anniversary? It would be a way to honor the classic 4Kids and Viz Media releases while giving the series a fresh new look for a new audience.

Hey ComicBook.com, I'm writing to express my excitement and support for a potential Sonic the Hedgehog and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers crossover comic series. Given the success of the Sonic x DC crossover and both franchises' strong fan bases, I believe a collaboration between IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios would be a huge hit. The vibrant characters and action-packed worlds of Sonic and the Power Rangers seem like a natural fit for a fun and engaging story. Thank you for considering this fan feedback! Sincerely, A Sonic and Power Rangers fan

I agree with you. It will be full fledged remakes.

To the editors and staff at ComicBook.com, I'm writing as a longtime fan of the Pokémon franchise with a suggestion for the upcoming 30th anniversary. With rumors of new games in 2026, I think it would be fantastic to see full ground-up remakes of both Kanto and Johto on a modern console. These remakes could beautifully integrate elements from the anime that fans have loved for years. Imagine being able to visit Charicific Valley and see it as a fully-realized area in the game. It would be an incredible way to bridge the gap between the games and the animated series. Furthermore, I propose including characters like Liza as the caretaker of the valley, and even her female Charizard, Charla (with her distinct eyelashes and pink bow), could be featured as a permanent cosmetic option. These designs should remain true to their classic appearances. A significant improvement would be to make the remakes open-world, allowing players to explore the connected regions of Kanto and Johto seamlessly. This would create a truly immersive experience that honors the scale and wonder of the original games. Looking to the future, the popularity of Charla's design could pave the way for more cosmetic options in future mainline games, allowing players to personalize their Pokémon with unique features. Thank you for considering this fan feedback. Sincerely, A dedicated Pokémon Fan

They are no remasters.

To the editors and staff at ComicBook.com, I'm writing as a longtime fan of the Pokémon franchise with a suggestion I believe many other fans would be excited about. With the 30th anniversary of Pokémon approaching, I think it would be fantastic to see a remastered collection of the classic games from the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance eras. Imagine having a single collection that includes Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald. Releasing these games with updated graphics and quality-of-life improvements on a modern console would be a wonderful way to honor the series' history and introduce a new generation of players to the games that started it all. Thank you for considering this fan feedback. Sincerely, A dedicated Pokémon Fan

To the editors at ComicBook.com, I am writing as a dedicated Pokémon fan with an idea I believe would resonate strongly with the community. With the 30th anniversary of the franchise approaching in 2026, many fans are thinking about how to best honor its rich history. I would like to suggest a fan-supported idea for a potential redub of the classic Pokémon anime. I believe a modern redub handled by a studio like Studiopolis could be a great way to celebrate the original series while introducing it to a new generation. This redub would maintain the familiar English names of characters and Pokémon, keeping that crucial sense of nostalgia. Most importantly, it would serve as a heartfelt tribute to the legacy of the 4Kids era voice actors, specifically Rachael Lillis and James Carter Cathcart, who made such a significant impact on our childhoods and who are now sadly no longer with us. The series could be dedicated to them in the credits as a sign of respect. To honor both versions of the anime, the redub could use English versions of the original Japanese opening and ending themes, bringing a fresh sound to the iconic melodies. The dialogue would be respectful, kid-friendly, and separate from the Pokémon Horizons continuity. Thank you for considering this fan-minded feedback. A project like this, timed for the 30th anniversary, would be a wonderful way to celebrate the legacy of Pokémon and the talented people who brought it to life for us. Sincerely, A Dedicated Fan

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To the ComicBook.com Team, I'm a big fan of your work and a lifelong fan of Space Jam. With the 30th anniversary of the film approaching, I wanted to respectfully propose an idea for a potential new animated short: Adventures of Bunnysitting. This short would capture the spirit of the classic media and feature Lola Bunny in her original '90s appearance alongside Bugs Bunny's nephew, Clyde Bunny, in his 1979 design. The story would focus on a heartfelt moment where Lola comforts and cuddles a crying Clyde, before putting him to bed with a kiss on his forehead. I believe this concept would resonate deeply with fans and be a perfect way to celebrate the film's legacy. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, A respectful fan

Hello Ben, I'm a big fan of your work at ComicBook.com, and I wanted to share a fan concept for the next mainline Sonic game. I've been thinking about what would make a great follow-up to Sonic Frontiers. My idea is Sonic Horizons, a sequel where Sonic is transported to another dimension, similar to what Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart did. Here’s the main concept: A new hedgehog character with crimson fur and electric powers saves Sonic from an attack. This new character could look up to Sonic as a father figure. I imagine him having a unique design—like a red vest and red and yellow sneakers—to set him apart from characters like Sonic, Shadow, and Silver. The game could feature large, open zones and multiple playable characters, possibly including some from the IDW comics, and would release on all major platforms (PS5, Xbox, Switch, and PC) in late 2026. I believe a game like this would be a fantastic evolution of the open-zone formula and a great way to introduce a new generation of characters. Thanks for your time and for all the great coverage! Best, A dedicated Sonic Fan

To the team at ComicBook.com. As a dedicated fan of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, I'm eagerly anticipating Sonic Central 2025 and wanted to share some thoughts and predictions with a respectful and polite fan perspective. We all appreciate the incredible work you do in keeping the community informed and engaged. New Sonic Games: 35th Anniversary Mainline Title: With 2026 being the 35th anniversary, it's highly likely we'll get an announcement for a new mainline game. We're hoping for a fresh and innovative title that builds upon the success of recent entries like Sonic Frontiers and Sonic X Shadow Generations. Perhaps a new open-zone adventure with a more focused story and even more robust gameplay. Remakes and Updates: There's been a lot of fan discussion and speculation around a remake of Sonic Heroes. Announcing a modern take on this beloved game, or even a new racing title like Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, would be a fantastic way to celebrate the past while looking to the future. Merchandise and Other Media: Merchandise: We're always excited to see new merchandise. We'd love to hear about new collectibles, apparel, and partnerships. Sonic Movie 4 News: With the third movie on the horizon, any news or updates about a potential Sonic Movie 4 would be a huge announcement and a great way to build excitement for the future of the cinematic universe. Crossover Comic Series: Sonic x Power Rangers Crossover: The recent Sonic x DC Comics crossover has been fantastic, and it has us thinking about what could come next. A Sonic x Power Rangers collaboration seems like a natural fit! Both franchises feature iconic heroes with unique abilities, and the blend of Sonic's speed with the Power Rangers' martial arts and giant mechs would be visually spectacular. It's a crossover that has been dreamed about by fans for a long time, and it would be incredible to see it brought to life in a new comic series after the DC collaboration concludes. Thank you for your consideration and for being such a great resource for the fan community. We can't wait to see what surprises Sonic Central 2025 has in store. Sincerely, A Sonic Fan

Dear ComicBook.com, As a long-time Pokémon fan, I'm excited about the future of the franchise and wanted to share my thoughts and predictions for 2026 and beyond. Game Predictions With the 30th anniversary of Pokémon in 2026, it seems like the perfect time for a new main series game. I predict we'll see the announcement of Generation 10, a brand new adventure to celebrate this major milestone. Regarding remakes, I've heard some buzz and have my own ideas about what could be next. It would be amazing to see a new set of remakes, perhaps with a different release order. I'm hoping for a Johto remake in 2026, followed by a Kanto remake in 2027, and finally Unova remakes in 2028. This would be a great way to revisit these beloved regions over the next few years. A major request from many fans is a classic Pokémon game collection, remastered and available for purchase without requiring a Nintendo Switch Online (NSO) subscription. This would allow all players to experience the early games with updated graphics and quality-of-life improvements. I'm also looking forward to more spin-off games and a paid DLC for the recently announced Pokémon Legends: Z-A. I'm hoping for something called "**Mega Dimensions**" that would introduce new Mega Evolutions and expand on the game's story. --- Anime and TCG For the anime, my dream would be a redub of the classic series by Studiopolis. This new version would feature a revised script and dialogue while keeping the show free of any inappropriate content. It would also retain the classic English character names we all know, like Ash, Brock, Misty, Jessie, James, Meowth, Gary, Officer Jenny, Nurse Joy, Oak, and Delia, while featuring new English singers for the opening and ending themes. This redub would be a separate project from Pokémon Horizons. Along with the redub, I'd love to see a special episode focused on Charicific Valley, featuring Ash's Charizard and Charla. It would be fantastic if Sakiko Tamagawa could reprise her role as Liza with a new voice actor, Erica Lindbeck, to tie in with the new English dub. Finally, I'm excited to see what's next for the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) and am hopeful for a new Pokémon movie in 2027. The continued release of new merchandise also keeps the fan base engaged and excited. Thank you for your time and for sharing this fan's perspective with the community.

We would love to see a new version of Liza from the Charicific Valley in a future Johto remake and Pokemon Masters EX game. We think it would be great if she kept her classic anime appearance and outfit. As a respectful suggestion for a new voice actor, we feel Erica Lindbeck would be a wonderful choice, with Sakiko Tamagawa reprising her role for the Japanese version.