Reminder that Sonic moved so fast IN BASE that Reverse Flash didn't even notice that he stole a chaos emerald from him

I would

the quickster and Mr Impossible solo

I ain't saying they don't but they ain't part of this conversation gng

The paper

Sonic because he’s cooler

Chaos emeralds basically make you god

Reminder that the character Knuckles The Echidna managed to "Un-Super" Sonic in a single punch in an official game

Is wally as strong though?

This is a battle of incredibly powerful speedsters, but Wally West generally holds the advantage due to the nature and versatility of the Speed Force.

Absolute Speed: While Super Sonic is FTL, Wally West has repeatedly demonstrated trans-time, trans-dimensional, and conceptually faster-than-light capabilities that often border on omnipresence relative to normal perception. He has literally outrun concepts like death and the end of time. Sonic's FTL feats, while impressive, usually fall within the confines of physical space. Wally's speed transcends the physical.

Versatility of Powers:

Offense: Wally's Infinite Mass Punch can incapacitate virtually any physical being. His ability to steal speed could instantly neutralize Super Sonic's primary attribute, rendering him immobile and de-powering him. He could also accelerate Sonic's molecules.

Defense: His vibrational phasing makes him untouchable by physical attacks, and his perception speed means he can react to anything Sonic could possibly do.

Sustainability: Super Sonic relies on Rings/Chaos Energy, which eventually drain. Wally West's connection to the Speed Force is fundamental and generally inexhaustible unless he's deliberately cut off from it by an external force. In a prolonged fight, Sonic would eventually revert to base form.

Opening Move: Wally's perception is so fast that for him, the fight would essentially be over before Sonic could even perceive it began. He could deliver an Infinite Mass Punch, steal all of Sonic's speed, or phase through him to disrupt his Chaos Energy flow before Sonic could react.

This is a battle of incredibly powerful speedsters, but Wally West generally holds the advantage due to the nature and versatility of the Speed Force.

Absolute Speed: While Super Sonic is FTL, Wally West has repeatedly demonstrated trans-time, trans-dimensional, and conceptually faster-than-light capabilities that often border on omnipresence relative to normal perception. He has literally outrun concepts like death and the end of time. Sonic's FTL feats, while impressive, usually fall within the confines of physical space. Wally's speed transcends the physical.

Versatility of Powers:

Offense: Wally's Infinite Mass Punch can incapacitate virtually any physical being. His ability to steal speed could instantly neutralize Super Sonic's primary attribute, rendering him immobile and de-powering him. He could also accelerate Sonic's molecules.

Defense: His vibrational phasing makes him untouchable by physical attacks, and his perception speed means he can react to anything Sonic could possibly do.

Sustainability: Super Sonic relies on Rings/Chaos Energy, which eventually drain. Wally West's connection to the Speed Force is fundamental and generally inexhaustible unless he's deliberately cut off from it by an external force. In a prolonged fight, Sonic would eventually revert to base form.

Opening Move: Wally's perception is so fast that for him, the fight would essentially be over before Sonic could even perceive it began. He could deliver an Infinite Mass Punch, steal all of Sonic's speed, or phase through him to disrupt his Chaos Energy flow before Sonic could react.

While Super Sonic is incredibly powerful and fast, Wally West (The Flash) would most likely win this fight. His higher tier of conceptual speed, combined with the offensive and defensive versatility of the Speed Force (especially speed-stealing), gives him too many advantages over Super Sonic's more physically-based invincibility and speed.

Wally could simply take Sonic's speed, leaving him powerless, or hit him with an Infinite Mass Punch before Sonic could even process the threat.

nah sonic solos

Your opinions cannot define the reality, sir.

not opinion he just better

Its obvious you support your comfort character in this situation but unfortunately due to actual facts he is not capable of win this fight.

Did you even read the title?

Yes, sir, but, there is no official media (comics, games, or animation) that depicts Sonic moving so fast in his base form that Reverse Flash (or any Flash) didn't notice him steal a Chaos Emerald.

Here's why:

Separate Universes: Sonic the Hedgehog and The Flash (including Reverse Flash) exist in completely separate fictional universes. Sonic is primarily from Sega's video game franchise and its associated comic book lines (Archie Comics, IDW Publishing), while The Flash is a character from DC Comics. Crossovers between these two universes are virtually non-existent in official, canon media.

Feat Specificity: Even if a crossover did occur, the specific feat you're describing (stealing a Chaos Emerald from an unnoticing Reverse Flash while in base form) would be an extraordinary and almost impossible feat for base Sonic.

Base Sonic's Speed: While incredibly fast, base Sonic is typically depicted as having speeds ranging from supersonic to light-speed in bursts.

Reverse Flash's Speed & Perception: Characters like Eobard Thawne (Reverse Flash) are consistently portrayed as having speed and reaction times on par with or exceeding the fastest Flashes (like Wally West). They can perceive events in femtoseconds (quadrillionths of a second), move faster than light by orders of magnitude, and interact with the world at speeds that make regular light seem frozen. They can also steal speed. For base Sonic to move faster than Reverse Flash's perception, let alone steal an object from him without being noticed, would contradict the established power levels of both characters in their respective canons. Super Sonic, with the Chaos Emeralds, is a different story, but even then, a direct comparison is highly speculative.

A: Sonic X DC comics have never been said to be non-canon by any official source

B: He still stole chaos emerald and replaced it with a soda can before Reverse Flash even noticed

There is no official confirmation of this to happen therefore it is not "canon" and not possible.

The confirmation of it existing IS the comics themselves

It's a given unless stated otherwise, which it has not been

As you confirmed, it has not been stated official, therefore its unlikely to happen, not to mention there has been little to no interaction between them so the comparisons are a bit inaccurate but good enough to be trustworthy. Therefore, my point still stands, sir

Okay, you've presented a "WHO WOULD WIN?" meme comparing Super Sonic and Wally West (The Flash). This is a classic "versus" debate in pop culture, and to give a "proper, accurate answer," we need to delve into their abilities, limitations, and feats from their respective canons.

Disclaimer: "Who would win" debates are inherently speculative and depend heavily on interpretation, specific versions of characters, and plot necessity (PIS - Plot Induced Stupidity; WIS - Writer Induced Stupidity). However, we can analyze their peak abilities.

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This cat wins no cap

I can't see him

This sonic is to weak. You have to use the rewritten version

Nah

powerscaling go brrrrrr

(Sonic solos)