History Fanfic / SonicHolograph

The series currently has 5 stories that much up a larger overarching narrative, with more planned.

* SpoiledBrat: Luna the Honeybee, whom Sonic meets during his first outing in the Holo Dimension. Due to her small size, lack of stamina and genuine laziness, she refuses to walk after he rescues her from Eggman's robots and demands to be carried. When Sonic offers her a piggyback ride, she outright refuses and insists she be [[BridalCarry'carried like a princess']] [[note]]this is admittedly someone justified though, when one considers Sonic's species [[/note]]. Although she's making Sonic wait on her, she does at least lend a hand by slowing his fall at each jump by flapping her wings, lightly inspired by a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Nefarious different insect princess from another platformer]].

* SpoiledBrat: Luna the Honeybee, whom Sonic meets during his first outing in the Holo Dimension. Due to her small size, lack of stamina and genuine laziness, she refuses to walk after he rescues her from Eggman's robots and demands to be carried. When Sonic offers her a piggyback ride, she outright refuses and insists she be 'carried like a princess' [[note]]this is admittedly someone justified though, when one considers Sonic's species [[/note]]. Although she's making Sonic wait on her, she does at least lend a hand by slowing his fall at each jump by flapping her wings, lightly inspired by a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Nefarious different insect princess from another platformer]].

* FixFic: Heavily downplayed, but elements of Infinite's character in ''Resistance'' was expanded upon to give him more of a personal conflict with Sonic rather than the two of them having almost no regard for the other. Other elements included writing his arc around his self-titled theme song, which some fans have expressed feeling as though it doesn't really fit him.

* CuteBruiser: Kanata the Hamster, a literal angel who goes to a supernatural school to learn healing magic... Is introduced by her punching through hordes of robot invaders. Despite her size, role and powers, Kanata wields noteworthy physical strength that often surprises her opponents and allies alike.

* RescueIntroduction: Comes up quite frequently across the series as a means by which to get acquainted with the large cast. The first outing has Sonic rescue Watame and Sora from Eggman's robots, ''Plasmagic Seasons'' sees Blaze saving Mel from the clutches of an [[EvilIsHammy overly dramatic witch]] and Matsuri from a [[InvoluntaryDance curse of endless partying]], but the trope is inverted with Haato and Fubuki (Haato is just waiting for her sister to come back and Fubuki is an active combatant trying to do essentially what Blaze is doing with less success thanks to her decidedly not being the protagonist). Various members of Shadow's crew in ''Stardust Song'' are people he rescued from the planets visited along his journey, and ''Resistance'' largely revolves around the aforementioned faction expanding it's numbers by tracking down all the allies from the previous four stories they can and helping them fight back against the chaos that's enveloped the world.

* LesbianVampire: After being corrupted by the essence of Autumn and turning into a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot drama-drunk vampire-witch embodying the spirit of Halloween]], Choco acts more openly flirtatious with Mel to spice up her kidnapping. Mel isn't exactly bothered by this, and the relationship between the two ''Hololive'' idols these two characters are based on is known for being tinged with heavy flirting.

* LesbianVampire: After being corrupted by the essence of Autumn and turning into a drama-drunk vampire-witch embodying the spirit of Halloween, Choco acts more openly flirtatious with Mel to spice up her kidnapping. Mel isn't exactly bothered by this, and the relationship between the two ''Hololive'' idols these two characters are based on is known for being tinged with heavy flirting.

The story is being summarized via a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HiEW9QeKP5NPJJz1rjIw4ip9TyemTl0od2LS-C8Pzpw/edit?usp=sharing Masterpost Document]] by AU's creator Juddy, as well as a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Aal8vqT6Quy-naARpqMX-qi6GMvSl44LRi-Yp6Eh6E/edit?usp=sharing broader timeline of the universe]] created by [=SinFrog=]. The former details the events of each story (framed as a hypothetical video game) in the intended order, whereas the timeline starts far back in the past and works through and and all time travel nonsense in the natural progression of time in-universe. As such, which one is consumed first comes down to the reader.

* AnthropomorphicPersonification: The Council are concepts given physical bodies and minds of their own, and as well as administrating their reality are quite ''literally'' the concepts they embody. When Sana, embodiment of Space, is wounded in a battle against an army of deep-space demons, spatial anomalies retroactively open throughout the series which inadvertently cause the events of the [[Futureshadowing first story arc to become possible at all.]]

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: What happens when you cross ''Sonic'', a series known for it's extended cast, with ''Hololive'', an idol agency with over 50 talents? Lots of faces and names to remember, that's what.

* SpoiledBrat: Luna the Honeybee, whom Sonic meets during his first outing in the Holo Dimension. Due to her small size, lack of stamina and genuine laziness, she refuses to walk after he rescues her from Eggman's robots and demands to be carried. When Sonic offers her a piggyback ride, she outright refuses and insists she be 'carried like a princess' [[note]]this is admittedly someone justified though, when one considers Sonic's species [[/note]]. Although she's making Sonic wait on her, she does at least lend a hand by slowing his fall at each jump by flapping her wings.

* SpoiledBrat: Luna the Honeybee, whom Sonic meets during his first outing in the Holo Dimension. Due to her small size, lack of stamina and genuine laziness, she refuses to walk after he rescues her from Eggman's robots and demands to be carried. When Sonic offers her a piggyback ride, she outright refuses and insists she be 'carried like a princess' [[note]]this is admittedly someone justified though, when one considers Sonic's species [[/note]]. Although she's making Sonic wait on her, she does at least lend a hand by slowing his fall at each jump by flapping her wings, slightly inspired by a different insect princess from [[VideoGame/Nefarious another series]].

* KilledOffForReal: Infinite at the end of ''Resistance''. Sonic's FinishingMove not only destroys the body Infinite worked the entire story to obtain, but is also seen [[CessationOfExistence vaporizing his SOUL]]. Sonic is usually up for giving his foes the benefit of the doubt or thinking them not dangerous enough to warrant stooping to murder, but he has been known to dole out the occasional FateWorseThanDeath such as what he did to [[VideoGame/SonicAndTheSecretRings Erazor Djinn]] as well as claim that he 'can't always be the hero' in VideoGame/SonicAndTheBlackKnight. After everything that Infinite did and planned to do, Sonic not only had no choice but kill him to stop a potential multiversal threat, but [[GoodIsNotSoft actually ''wanted'' to make sure Infinite could never hurt anyone ever again]].

* KilledOffForReal: Infinite at the end of ''Resistance''. Sonic's FinishingMove not only destroys the body Infinite worked the entire story to obtain, but is also seen [[CessationOfExistence vaporizing his SOUL]]. Sonic is usually up for giving his foes the benefit of the doubt or thinking them not dangerous enough to warrant stooping to murder, but he 'has' been known to dole out the occasional FateWorseThanDeath such as what he did to [[VideoGame/SonicAndTheSecretRings Erazor Djinn]] as well as claim that he 'can't always be the hero'. After everything that Infinite did and planned to do, Sonic not only had no choice but kill him to stop a potential multiversal threat, but actually 'wanted' to make sure Infinite could never hurt anyone ever again.

* {{SpaceMaster}}: Sana the Speaker, AnthropomorphicPersonification of Space and known for performing all kinds of feats using her complete dominion over such a powerful universal concept (such as sending the [[SealedEvilInACan sealed container]] housing the essence of the [[VideoGame/SonicGenerations Time Eater]] into an unreachable void).

* BreakTheCutie: Despite being a rather outlandish girl with questionable hobbies and demeanor, Haachama really was a sweet girl at heart who only wanted to be herself and life a fun life with her sister Haato. After intense psychological and emotional manipulation at the hands of Infinite, spread out over a considerable length of time, she began to resemble the more well-known depiction of Haachama as an insane EldritchHorror that considers decapitation a party trick and cooking her enemies alive a fun pastime.

* {{Time Master}}: When using his Aura-powered golden bracelet or his Shining Sonic transformation, Sonic gains the ability to control time to a certain degree. He can pause, rewind or slow time for a precious few seconds using his bracelet whereas his Shining Form is limited only by Sonic's imagination and energy reserves. Also applies to Amelia the Dog, a time traveler who also uses an Aura-based artifact in the form of her pocket watch, which allows her to properly travel through time as far as she likes. Special mentions to go Kronii the Warden, who is the AnthropomorphicPersonification of time itself.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The Creatures of Aur, magical beings created as a result of ambient 'Aura' energy affected their evolution over time. Their name is derived from the Sonic series Chao, another example of this trope named after their home franchise's power system of 'Chaos Energy' with the final letter chopped off.

* MoveInTheFrozenTime: Eggman to Sonic after he first reveals his Aura Armour. Now that he's running on the same energy as Sonic's powered bracelet, he's become something of a [[Time Master]] (see below).

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The Creatures of Aur[[note]]pronounced 'oar'[[/note]], magical beings created as a result of ambient 'Aura' energy affected their evolution over time. Their name is derived from the Sonic series Chao, another example of this trope named after their home franchise's power system of 'Chaos Energy' with the final letter chopped off.
* [[Time Master]]: When using his Aura-powered golden bracelet or his Shining Sonic transformation, Sonic gains the ability to control time to a certain degree. He can pause, rewind or slow time for a precious few seconds using his bracelet whereas his Shining Form is limited only by Sonic's imagination and energy reserves. Also applies to Amelia the Dog, a time traveler who also uses an Aura-based artifact in the form of her pocket watch, which allows her to properly travel through time as far as she likes. Special mentions to go Kronii the Warden, who is the AnthropomorphicPersonification of time itself.

* {[Time Master}}: When using his Aura-powered golden bracelet or his Shining Sonic transformation, Sonic gains the ability to control time to a certain degree. He can pause, rewind or slow time for a precious few seconds using his bracelet whereas his Shining Form is limited only by Sonic's imagination and energy reserves. Also applies to Amelia the Dog, a time traveler who also uses an Aura-based artifact in the form of her pocket watch, which allows her to properly travel through time as far as she likes. Special mentions to go Kronii the Warden, who is the AnthropomorphicPersonification of time itself.

* Time Master: When using his Aura-powered golden bracelet or his Shining Sonic transformation, Sonic gains the ability to control time to a certain amount. He can pause, rewind or slow time for a precious few seconds using his bracelet whereas his Shining Form is limited only by Sonic's imagination and energy reserves. Also applies to Amelia the Dog, a time traveler who also uses an Aura-based artifact in the form of her pocket watch, which allows her to properly travel through time. Special mentions to go Kronii the Warden, who is the AnthropomorphicEmbodiment of time itself.

* BreakTheCutie: Despite being a rather outlandish girl with questionable hobbies and demeanor, Haachama really was a sweet girl at heart who only wanted to be herself and life a fun life with her sister Haato. After intense psychological and emotional manipulation at the hands of Infinite, spread out over a considerable length of time, she began to resemble the more well-known depiction of Haachama as an insane EldritchHorror that considers decapitation a party trick and cooking her enemies alive a fun passtime.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: The Creatures of Aur[[note]]pronounced 'oar'[[/note]], magical beings created as a result of ambient 'Aura' energy affected their evolution over time. Their name is derived from the Sonic series Chao, another example of this trope named after their home franchise's power system of 'Chaos Energy' with the final letter chopped off.

* RidiculouslyCuteCritters: The Creatures of Aur, magical beings created as a result of ambient 'Aura' energy affected their evolution over time. Their name is derived from the Sonic series Chao, another example of this trope named after their home franchise's power system of 'Chaos Energy' with the final letter chopped off.

The story is being summarized via a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HiEW9QeKP5NPJJz1rjIw4ip9TyemTl0od2LS-C8Pzpw/edit?usp=sharing Masterpost Document]] by AU's creator Juddy, as well as a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Aal8vqT6Quy-naARpqMX-qi6GMvSl44LRi-Yp6Eh6E/edit?usp=sharing broader timeline of the universe]] created by [==SinFrog==]. The former details the events of each story (framed as a hypothetical video game) in the intended order, whereas the timeline starts far back in the past and works through and and all time travel nonsense in the natural progression of time in-universe. As such, which one is consumed first comes down to the reader.

* IdolSinger: Despite the reinterpreted Hololive characters not all being idols in this universe, Hololive as an organization still exists and employs those who's original lore was ''about'' them being idols from the get-go. Sora the Bear, [==AZKi the A.I==] (who is quite literally a virtual idol in this sense), Suisei the Hedgehog and later Roboco the Android are genuine idols even in this continuity.

* IncorruptiblePurePureness: Sora and Nene are both bastions of hope for their respective teams, and the former for practically the entire world - a position that they thrive in due to their boundless optimism and unbreakable willpower.

The story is being summarized via a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HiEW9QeKP5NPJJz1rjIw4ip9TyemTl0od2LS-C8Pzpw/edit?usp=sharing Masterpost Document]] by AU's creator Juddy, as well as a [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Aal8vqT6Quy-naARpqMX-qi6GMvSl44LRi-Yp6Eh6E/edit?usp=sharing broader timeline of the universe]] created by SinFrog. The former details the events of each story (framed as a hypothetical video game) in the intended order, whereas the timeline starts far back in the past and works through and and all time travel nonsense in the natural progression of time in-universe. As such, which one is consumed first comes down to the reader.

* IdolSinger: Despite the reinterpreted Hololive characters not all being idols in this universe, Hololive as an organization still exists and employs those who's original lore was ''about'' them being idols from the get-go. Sora the Bear, AZKi the A.I (who is quite literally a virtual idol in this sense), Suisei the Hedgehog and later Roboco the Android are genuine idols even in this continuity.
* ImprobablyFemaleCast: A holdover from one of the source medias involved in the crossover is the overwhelming amount of ladies running around, which is especially noticeable when the girls of Sonic are fewer and often restricted to far more supporting roles in any given narrative.
IncorruptiblePurePureness: Sora and Nene are both bastions of hope for their respective teams, and the former for practically the entire world.

* IdolSinger: Despite the reinterpreted Hololive characters not all being idols in this universe, Hololive as an organization still exists and employs those who's original lore was ''about'' them being idols from the get-go. Sora the Bear, AZKi the A.I (who is quite literally a virtual idol in this sense), Suisei the Hedgehog and later Roboco the Android are genuine idols even in this continuity.

A Crossover story creating a brand new AlternateDimension to line the [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Sonic video game universe]], populated by the re-imagined cast of Hololive.