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* The ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM'' cartoon did this to both Sonic the Hedgehog, giving him Uncle Chuck, and to his nemesis Dr. Robotnik, giving him his nephew Snively. Neither Sonic nor Snively's actual parents are ever mentioned. However, the [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics comics]] adapted from the cartoon fill in the missing links, giving Sonic a father, Jules, and Robotnik a brother, Colin. The comics also have it that it's Uncle Chuck's own fault he suffers from {{Nephewism}}. He originally devised the roboticizer with medical applications in mind, and was forced to use his brother Jules, Sonic's dad, as a test subject when he was grievously injured. Ge abandoned the project when it turned his beloved brother into a mindless automaton as an unforeseen side effect of healing him, which ultimately allowed Robotnik to find it and use it to get cheap labor for his takeover campaign.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM'' cartoon did this to both Sonic the Hedgehog, giving him Uncle Chuck, and to his nemesis Dr. Robotnik, giving him his nephew Snively. Neither Sonic nor Snively's actual parents are ever mentioned. However, the [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics comics]] adapted from the cartoon fill in the missing links, giving Sonic a father, Jules, and Robotnik a brother, Colin. The comics also have it that it's Uncle Chuck's own fault he suffers from {{Nephewism}}. He originally devised the roboticizer with medical applications in mind, and was forced to use his brother Jules, Sonic's dad, as a test subject when he was grievously injured. Ge He abandoned the project when it turned his beloved brother into a mindless automaton as an unforeseen side effect of healing him, which ultimately allowed Robotnik to find it and use it to get cheap labor for his takeover campaign.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} was portrayed as a father in the 1954 short "Homesteader Droopy". His son, Droopy Jr., later renamed Dripple, reappered many years laters a little older in ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryKids'' and its spin off ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.
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* WesternAnimation/{{Droopy}} was portrayed as a father in the 1954 short "Homesteader Droopy". His son, Droopy Jr., later renamed Dripple, reappered many years laters later a little older in ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryKids'' and its spin off ''WesternAnimation/DroopyMasterDetective''.
