Blazeethecat Stories

It had been 2 years since the inter-dimensional crisis came into play. And so far, everything has been peaceful; in both Mobius and the Sol Dimension. All seemed well and in-balanced in the dimensional fabric. Or at least....so we thought. A great evil has come forth to bring fear, destruction, and chaos into our heroes' worlds. Now, more weather disasters have been happening in both dimensions such as thunderstorms and blizzards! Both of them including Tails and Cream were thrown into a different dimension. Again. Not to mention the flickies and small animals were acting strangely, and odd crystals along with the Emeralds were scattered all across Mobius! The problems all seem to lead to a little girl, an animated teddy bear(?), 7 new powerful gems, and a devious yet mysterious dragon that appeared during a powerful storm. Will Sonic and Blaze solve the mystery? Where were they? And who was making all the disastrous weather? (Note: All artwork in this fanfiction belongs to me.) (Update: I'm having writer's block for this story atm. So I'm gonna try and write something else in the meantime. I'm very sorry about this. But hopefully, it will be over soon.]

Set in an alternate universe where the Sonic cast are mostly monsters. Aura thinks after defeating Lord Rai and hiding in the woods that he's home free from his suffering between the light and the dark. But all of the world's most deadly monsters have taken an interest in the wolf and each have their reasons for wanting him. Who will he side with? And what will the consequences be a few centuries later?

Hamilton, originally wrote by Lin-Manuel Miranda, is now taking place in the Sonic Universe. Olgilvie "Sonic" Maurice Hamilton, childhood prodigy, moves to New York to pursue His dream of fighting in the revolution. Along the way, he meets Shadow Burr, Tails Prower, Knuckles and Silver. Together, these men will join forces and fight in their own ways for their country. Watch as these brave souls face dangers like no other. Mentions/includes sexual themes, drinking, violence and death. Music and story all go to Lin-Manuel Miranda, original creator of Hamilton. Title cover not mine.