Robotnik overthrew the Kingdom of Acorn, but in the present day, he and the Freedom Fighters receive a message from the long-lost Tommy, and Sonic rushes to save him without any backup while disguised as a yellow rabbit. Sonic originally thinks that Tommy died after he disappeared years ago when the evil Dr. Not only did Tommy's determination teach Sonic to be more empathetic, but after losing their race, Sonic stopped bullying those who were weaker than him and began taking care of those who needed him instead. Present-day Sonic remembers being impressed that Tommy never adopted a defeatist mentality and always stood up for himself, because that meant they were more alike than he originally thought. Related: Sonic Gains Absurd Powers After Collecting One Billion Rings His younger self only began treating Tommy with respect, Sonic remembers, after the two competed in a race that, ironically, ended in the very same way as the famous Tortoise and the Hare fable. Sonic blames his past behavior on the fact that they had nothing in common, mostly because he was fast and Tommy was slow. In issue #117 of Archie Comics' discontinued series, Sonic recalls how he once taunted and ridiculed a turtle named Tommy growing up before Dr. Eggman, but he once bullied the very creatures he now strives to defend relentlessly. In comics, games, TV, and movies, Sonic the Hedgehog represents freedom from oppression, and actively endeavors to liberate his furry companions from the maniacal clutches of the dastardly Dr.
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