Are stone and eggman gay

And as long as it stays positive, I'm always like, 'go for it! His behavior, mannerisms, and blatant obsession with Robotnik is bound to raise a few eyebrows, but overall, there’s nothing actually canon as far as we know about him being gay. However, there have been some creative liberties taken.

Agent Stone, for example, is a completely new character invented entirely for the movie. There’s a scene in which Eggman puts his hand in Stone’s mouth and pulls him close to whisper sweet nothings (unbridled abuse) into his ear. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 sees Stone open a coffee shop, making latte art out of Robotnik, as well as one of Robotnik and himself surrounded by coffee foam love hearts.

Fans have asked me, what do you think [of their relationship] and is it real, and I can't speak to whether it's real or not. Lee Majdoub, the actor who plays Stone, sat down with TheGamer for a chat about the movie, which you can read all about in our full interview coming out tomorrow.

Sign in now. Initially, Majdoub says, Stone was there just for Robotnik to have someone to talk to, as a way for him to explain his plan and bounce dialogue off, but as the actors worked together with the director, it evolved into something more. For now though, we're focussing on the really important stuff.

Majdoub has seen your gay fanfiction, and he loves it. To see that get incorporated into the second movie a little bit with these little nods to it. Now the fans, they're shipping the two characters, which I love seeing. What's great about Sonic 2 is you get to see a little bit of him away from Robotnik, and how he interacts with someone else, which I think is great.

I was just really happy for the fans. There’s nothing explicitly canonically queer about these two, but you’d be silly to deny that the filmmakers aren’t having fun with the idea. Related: Doctor Eggman And Agent Stone Need To Hurry Up And Kiss Already Initially, Majdoub says, Stone was there just for Robotnik to have someone to talk to, as a way for him to explain his plan and bounce dialogue off, but as the actors worked together with the director, it evolved into something more.

But what I can speak to is that I love it, I love seeing people's creativity. He doesn't know he's a villain. I’ve just watched Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and I feel like many characters are gay: Doctor Eggman, Knuckles the Echidna, Sonic, Agent Stone, and of course Tales.

He must be really horny for the moustaches and cheesy one-liners or something. The idea of Stone making lattes existed in the original script, but it was Majdoub's own research that led to the now-iconic drink itself. TheGamer Originals. Steamed Austrian goat milk lattes sold separately.

Though it got off to a rocky start we all remember the original Sonic design with teeth , it recovered quickly and while it's not entirely loyal to the game in terms of narrative, the heart of Sonic and the entire supporting cast makes it feel like a real attempt to capture the joy of the games and not just cash-in on the name of the franchise.

Part of the reason Majdoub thinks Stone has been taken into the hearts of fans is because he's not a bad guy, even if he's the bad guy. Sonic the Hedgehog pulled off what for a long time seemed like the impossible for video games - it managed to be a good movie while pleasing fans of the game.

Agent Stone simps for Eggman and will drop everything to help him, viewing his soon-to-be boyfriend as a charming genius.