The Knuckles Show is DEEPER Than You Think! | Series Analysis + Review

My analysis and review of Paramount Plus's new TV miniseries "Knuckles". In this video, I go over the parallels between Knuckles and Wade Whipple's characters and how they play into the main themes of the story of the new Knuckles TV series. After my analysis, I go over what I loved about the miniseries, and also address the main problem of the show, Knuckles' absence in his own series.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Opening
1:00 Knuckles and Wade Analysis
9:08 What I Loved
13:08 The Main Problem with Knuckles
15:19 Outro
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[@sharzinlalebazri5673]

It hinted at Iblis existing in the Paramount universe so... peak cinema.

[@Ranni]

@@sharzinlalebazri5673yeah I only realized that until after finishing the show

[@BurningFlamesofDivineDragon]

Excellent breakdown I'd give this show an 8/10. I loved the development of Wade and Knuckles in this show. I'd love to see more mini-series like this for the Sonic movie universe.

[@Brucifer2]

Someone online pointed out that when Knuckle's dad dying at the end was a jab at Ken Penders since they gave him glasses and a sh*ty mustache and now i cant unsee it.

[@frickerrific2813]

I hope this is true because it would be the ultimate retribution from Tyson hesse

[@megawarrior_101]

⁠@@frickerrific2813I’m in the dark, who’s Tyson Hesse?

[@TheMysticObservatory]

​@@megawarrior_101 Tyson Hesse is an American artist that has contributed to the Sonic the Hedgehog series. Hesse has worked on both Archie Comics' Sonic the Hedgehog and IDW Publishing's Sonic the Hedgehog comic series. He is also behind a number of animations for the Sonic the Hedgehog series. He worked on the Animation for the Sonic Mania Opening and Sonic Mania Adventures

[@Brucifer2]

@@TheMysticObservatory Hes also the one they brought in to help redo the Sonic design for the movie after the backlash.

[@TheMysticObservatory]

@@Brucifer2 Eeyup

[@bluequills80]

Here's something I heard from someone on Twitter and it sums up everything in Knuckles. "It's just a side quest"

[@benjaminpinkston8624]

I mean, it is a spinoff, right?

[@megawarrior_101]

So?

[@drewbydoo8945]

I feel like that could describe a lot of good movies.

[@azure361]

Wow! I loved this level-headed analysis of the show! It was refreshing to see someone who is a Sonic fan analyze the show for its narrative and content rather than what is presented at face value! I think we need more reviews like this, not only in the Sonic community, but in a much broader context too!

[@Ranni]

Thank you for the kind words. Yeah, in my channel I try to dig deeper into whatever subject matter I'm talking about.

[@axiom6000]

Your narrative analysis skills are cracked. There were so many parallels that just went over my head that you picked up on. I thought the parallel between Wade and Knuckles were supposed to be that they both were opposite and them going in the journey with each other both gave them what they wanted.

[@Ranni]

Appreciate it man! Yeah, I thought it was cool seeing the show parallel Knuckles' story with Wade's. Despite the lack of Sonic 3 easter eggs, I do see this show as just a fun adventure that deepens Wade and Knuckles' character and that their growth will carry over to the next movie.

[@axiom6000]

@@Ranni 100%, I also heard that there’s plans to make more series like this. It will be cool to see what this develops into.

[@PAHG2]

I didn't watch the Knuckles show, but after watching some reviews, getting a few impressions of Wade's story, and thinking about it a bit, I thought to myself.... Wade is just human Knuckles... Someone in the hierarchy of the government must've heard that, because 3 days later, this video got recommended to me lol Cool analysis though, it's weird but neat to find someone that thought the same thing :))

[@CanaldoZenny]

The Sonic Fandom needs more level headed people like you. Best and most in-depth analysis I've seen of this show.

[@emerlthegizoid9919]

I also thought it was clever how similar the knuckles show is to the first sonic movie because it was a somewhat similar but yet different adventure that sonic and knuckles went on separately like in sonic the hedgehog 3 and knuckles

[@Ranni]

Yeah, I slowly realized that the premise of the Knuckles series is pretty similar to Sonic Movie 1. Granted, it has been awhile since I've watched the first Sonic movie, so that's probably why it took a while for me to make this connection.

[@emerlthegizoid9919]

@@Ranni dude I would love to chat about this more possibly maybe in discord perhaps?

[@Ranni]

@@emerlthegizoid9919 Yeah for sure. I try to chat with viewers whenever I can. We do have a discord channel to join if you also want to chat with other viewers!

[@emerlthegizoid9919]

@@Ranni wait lol I think I’m already in it

[@kingbash6466]

I'm shocked no one is talking about the scene in episode 2 where Knuckles has a heart-to-heart with Wade about keep pushing forward despite everything that has happened to him. He's basically applying what Sonic taught him in the second film after their fight on the hidden palace. He even uses the same "and again" phrase, which while might be just looked at as a reused joke, but it's given a somewhat deeper meaning now that Knuckles is the one giving advise to someone. This show isn't perfect or anywhere near amazing, but it's frustrating when people think the show is purely a cashgrab, because there is genuine passion in here from the previous films.

[@dmk_yt]

There's also another parallel phrase in the show during episode 4, where Iblis calls Knuckles "Unskilled, untrained, so unworthy", which is a direct reference to what Knuckles says about Sonic in their first encounter at Tom's house. Not sure if that's meant to have a deeper meaning or anything though, may just be a callback.

[@Sjono]

So what you’re saying is…. They actually made a Knuckles and Knuckles show

[@megawarrior_101]

And knuckles

[@Trance88]

It's why Pachacamac insisted on Knuckles teach Wade the echidna warrior ways, because he could see just how similar Wade and Knuckles truly are.

[@sonicmastersword8080]

Everyone likes to consider the Sonic cinematic universe a comedy, but I would argue it is much more than that-it is the full spectrum of being human, and those that reject this humanity are amongst the most dangerous characters since they see their fellow man as nothing more than fuel for the fire.

[@SBaby]

I would probably call the Sonic Cinematic Universe a superhero movie franchise. I know that's a term people might not like, but it really feels like that's what they're going for with the movies.

[@Oceane1803]

I feel like something you should have mentioned is the way they introduced Wade's dad. Since he left his family, we expect him to be a jerk, but he's actually really nice to Wade. He explains things were tough for him back then too, that he's sorry and he's willing to catch up and spend time with Wade, and it's really sweet. I feel like it was a cool twist, but then they revealed that he is indeed a jerk, and he was manipulating Wade before. Except that now that we think he's nice, it's a twist. They could have simply done what we expected and make him a jerk from the start, but instead they took the time to remove that expectation from us by making him act nice, only to bring back the twist that he's a jerk when we stopped expecting it. And it wasn't a poorly handled twist of "he's nice oh but actually he's evil". Wade's mom (love her character by the way), eventually explains to Wade that his father is good at telling people what they want to hear. At the time she said that, even I kinda dismissed it, just like Wade did. But the fact that Wade's dad isn't as nice as he appears did not come out of nowhere. Basically I love how they handled this double twist. When we think he's a jerk, they surprise us by revealing he's nice, and when we think he's nice, they reveal that he is indeed a jerk. They could have made him a jerk from the start like we expected, but instead they managed to turn the fact that he's a jerk into a twist despite it being what we expected in the first place. It was genius in my opinion. If that wasn't obvious I really liked this show. Wade somehow magically breaking out of the cage being the only point that broke my suspension of disbelief. All the characters are great in this show. It's great to see someone who analyzes them properly instead of just saying "They're bad because they're not Knuckles" like a lot of people do.

[@jossebrodeur6033]

I actually think the thing with Wade's Dad was handled well. I think his Dad actually DID want to catch up with Wade, and be good for him. It's pretty obvious Pete's demeanor only shifted after Wade became an obstacle to him winning. He even says he's only helping the GUN people to get Wade to drop out of the tournament.

[@GameJam230]

This was one of my biggest problems with the show too. They made the idea of parental abandonment out to be a joke, playing it for satire at every opportunity except the one single scene between Wade and his mom, which only happened AFTER we were being led to believe he may be good (which somehow would have been BETTER, as much as I hate the idea of it). Wade's dad does not deserve to be seen as a good dad, a good man, or a good influence. He shouldn't be played off as a humorous caricature of Mr. Monopoly if he was a British celebrity athlete, and he had nothing positive to provide to the story, because it causes a significant conflict in one of the core messages of the story, which relates to the inheritance of ancestral traditions (such as Knuckles' warrior traits, and Wade's love of bowling and his music tracks). It says that Knuckles' inherited traditions are good, but Wade's are less so, because they come from a man who isn't worthy of being praised, unlike Knuckles' family who were honorable warriors. Pete was not handled properly.

[@darkpain2452]

​@@GameJam230uhm,its exactly like that parents abandoned their children acts like that 100%,they treated as joke

[@GameJam230]

@@darkpain2452 I'm not mad about Wade's DAD acting like it was a joke, I'm mad about the WRITERS OF THE SHOW acting like it's a joke. Every possible scene where Pete is brought up, shown on screen, interacting with Wade, the bowling commentators, everything- it's all played off to be comedic, instead of being what it is- a tragic story of a selfish man abandoning his family for fame and fortune, leaving his son still hoping that he can make amends and return things to the way they were. That isn't something that should be funny, LET ALONE funny for every single scene it's talked about aside from one.

[@sonicmastersword8080]

That would imply Wade's father is a sociopath.

[@b.h.8137]

The thing no one is talking about that I was a bit frustrated with is the fact that they chose Pretty Woman as the movie Knuckles and Wade's mom would watch together. 😁 There is something she said about people being judgmental, so I thought it was supposed to be a remark that's connected to later events in the series, but nothing like that ever comes up again, which makes me think it was only a comment about that specific situation in the movie, which would make it just.... weird. (I don't think there's anything wrong with that type of work done voluntarily, and as strange as it is to have to think about it, I don't think any of the good Sonic characters would judge a "street walker", I just don't think this issue fits with the audience the previous Sonic movies were unfortunately marketed for, and the themes of the series or the franchise in general.) Dispite this, I really liked the show, this episode and even this scene. I just like to see Knuckles listening and understanding people's perspectives. I was a bit concerned about how they would handle the Shabbat dinner, but luckily, Knuckles acted the way I expected him to. He respects tradition in general. So he respects other people's traditions. And the fight at the end was fantastic!

[@SonicTheory96]

This was a great analysis! I thought the deeper connection between Wade and Knuckles was great and I love how you explained the through line between their journeys. I have a similar analysis still in the works. Overall the show isn't perfect but its a ton of fun that gives us some silly humor as well as more attention to the characters of Wade and Knuckles!

[@Ranni]

Looking forward to your video! And yeah, I wish we had more Knuckles in the show literally called Knuckles, but I would be lying if I said I didn't find the show entertaining. Had so many laughs watching this series.

[@TheZetoBlade]

I've seen people say that the movies aren't true to Sonic's character, and at first I kept trying to think of ways to explain how that isn't true. The more I thought about it though, the more I began to think maybe they were right. It made me realize that maybe I like the movie franchise so much because it's inherently un-Sonic like. It's a bit confusing since I like most Sonic games and media, but the live action movies really captured me. For most seeing Sonic want to live with a family goes against his nature and is inherently bad, but for me I love this concept. It's hard for me to explain my feelings on the subject, but I hope it makes some sense. A lot of people are asking for the movie universe to end after Sonic 3, but I hope it continues.

[@KirbTheKirby]

the game/comic sonic and movie sonic are very different and both are great in their own way. i dont get why people cant enjoy something without belittling the other thing. Movie Sonic is a whimsical and goofy little kid that loves his family and friends and thats great. Game Sonic (when written well) is a guy who loves his friends and wants to protect nature and make sure everyone is free to live life and thats great too. just enjoy stuff without bashing the other one down. Its a fuckin anthropomorphic blue hedgehog who cares.

[@TheZetoBlade]

@@KirbTheKirby I completely agree with this.

[@into-the-weeds]

The movies specifically come from the angle of Sonic starting "younger." He's definitely Sonic at his core, but just before he has that confidence. If you go back and look at movie 2, you absolutely see the story snowballing towards a VERY traditional interpretation of him by the end(especially the post-Super George Washington moment lol)... and it's kept through the first episode of Knuckles. I have a feeling by the end of 3, he'll be somewhere between the IDW and Adventure/Frontiers. Obviously there's going to be some differences, but I feel like movie 1 did a good interpretation so that the character can grow.

[@Ranni]

I agree. One of my favorite parts of the Knuckles series and the Sonic cinematic universe as a whole is Sonic being in a family. It's so wholesome. I also hope the movie universe continues and Sonic and the others evolve as characters.

[@TheZetoBlade]

@@Ranni I'm relieved I was able to get my thoughts across.

[@Fractorification]

This is a pretty level-headed and respectful analysis. Very well done. I didn’t hate the show like everyone else on Twitter, but I didn’t find myself loving it either. I understood what it was trying to achieve and you put into words what I’d been thinking perfectly. The only difference is that the humour didn’t do it for me and I wasn’t much of a fan of Wade. One thing I wanna add though is that I think what this show was missing was seeing more time between Knuckles and Wade bonding. See, Knuckles arguably gets developed by episode 3 by spending time with Wade's mom and learning the value of family and in his place in this world. After that, he doesn't get much growth or has anything else to do till the finale. Wade then takes center stage getting developed further making the character arcs seem one-sided here. So when the finale comes around, it's mostly Wade using his newfound confidence to stand up to the buyer. They try to give Knuckles this big moment where he's fighting for his home, but since his last mayor growth happened back in episode 3, it doesn't feel as earned. They needed more scenes of him appreciating earth as a cause worth defending to sell it. So, going back to my first point, have Wade teach Knuckles how to bowl, and make him realize what made it so special to him. Yes, they talked about it, but seeing Knuckles take it down a notch and physically play the game might’ve driven the point further. And in turn, have Knuckles teach Wade how to be more confident. Instead of doing it through a musical, have Knuckles retell that story to him and explain how he was scared. his clan was in danger and his father was dead, yet he somehow found the strength to defeat Ibliss and push on. But ever since then, his spark disappeared since he doesn't feel like he has something to fight for anymore. You could even throw in an internal conflict that because he lacks a spark, he can't activate the flames of disaster anymore, until Wade's speech in the finale brings it back. A moment of sincerity like that would've make their arcs far more satisfying and perhaps given Knuckles a little bit more screen time. I'm just spitballing here though. Obviously these ideas need to be redrafted properly, but you get the point. All in all, it was OK. It’s not what I wanted from a Knuckles show, but I found it harmless. Maybe next time given the feedback online they’ll try to tell a story focused on the lore of this universe now that we know that Shadow will get his show next.

[@DragonStar524]

I honestly think that the comedic tone works great for Knuckles. For someone who isnt as comedic, the tone works as a clever contrast to Knuckle's personality. And Wade rubs off on Knuckles seamlessly.

[@nazomius7033]

Copium

[@DragonStar524]

@@nazomius7033 huh?

[@nazomius7033]

@@DragonStar524 Cope

[@megawarrior_101]

@@nazomius7033Says you

[@nazomius7033]

@@megawarrior_101 Says every real fan

[@Schwoomy]

I was honestly completely okay with what the show was doing up until about episode 5, and even then the problem I had wasn’t with Wade because he was enjoyable, but I expected it to be more like the first sonic movie in execution, because a lot of the plot focused on Tom in that, but Sonic played a notable role throughout the whole thing so it couldn’t really be argued that he was heavily sidelined and that the movie wasn’t also about him. ultimately my biggest critique with the show wasn’t the story they decided to go with but rather just how absent Knuckles was towards the end specifically, he was in a notable amount prior to then, and episode 4 although he was barely in it, we learned some significant things about his past, episodes 5 and 6 is where I personally think the big issues lie, because Knuckles stops really even being connected to the main plot after a certain point there, I personally would’ve loved to see them do something absurd like have Knuckles being a part of Wade’s bowling team because there’d be some good comedic opportunities and he’d feel a lot more involved, even if the show wasn’t solely about him, just giving him something to do more connected with the overall plot I think would’ve made people more forgiving to this for what it is very good analysis though, can’t believe you don’t have more subs

[@dmk_yt]

Yeah, I agree 100%. I think episodes 1-4 do a good job balancing the focus on Wade and Knuckles, even episode 4, where Knuckles appears for all of 30 seconds or so. It's just so weird, though, Knuckles just disappears at the series' climax in episode 5 and doesn't really do anything of note for the finale except for a few fight scenes. I wonder if that was down to budget reasons, or if they genuinely just didn't know what to do with Knuckles by that point in the series. Like, you'd imagine Knuckles would have at least gone out to watch Wade bowl, but instead he just sits back and eats bread.

[@MCBrooks]

Enjoyed your analysis though I still don’t care for Wade or the series. Personally, if they had real constraints with the animation budget. I’d rather they give us an hour long special or less episodes and keep it more Knuckles-focused so that he isn’t a passenger in his own series.

[@Ranni]

Man, that's true. Maybe a short film or less episodes and make it focus more on Knuckles. I think that's a great idea!

[@DanielKariuki-er5gi]

4:04 Even after Wanda freaking stabbed her brother?

[@Scroteydada]

You can call him Pacha. Same Mayan name as John Goodman's character in Emperor's New Groove ❤️

[@pascalfernandes6957]

It sounds like a great sitcom . I think if ther rename it too Knuckles and Wade for S2 and get higher budget and have Knuckles and Wade share the plot Equaly then People will be fine with it.

[@otakuverse8545]

Im so glad i watched this show man this show was definitely far from a dissapointmemt. I liked the comedy, action and essentially everything else but i do Ranni that despite the show being called Knuckles it was definitely more of Wade exclusive and if Animation was what severly limited the show then oh well. Not everyone can get what they want but hey if there saving the good stuff for the Sonic 3 then im down. I actually liked Wade and i dont see for all the hate he gets. The Knuckles show is generally awesome. And also one more the thing the antagonist was called the Buyer. Trust me dude i understand if you didnt know his name because i litterally had to rewatch bits of show to remember it😂 Anyway this was a great review and i cant wait to see more videos soon

[@Ranni]

Thanks! Yeah, I found out the antagonist's name was The Buyer while making the video haha. But even then The Buyer is just a pseudonym lol.

[@otakuverse8545]

@@Ranni True

[@Mariofanaticanimations]

The fact that Adam Pally’s character is named Wade Whipple sounds very similar to Wade Ripple that is played by Mamadou Athie from Pixar’s romcom film, Elemental

[@pascalfernandes6957]

Also Wade is a representiv of Knuckles Fans right?

[@CMJ06]

1:21 I'm not a fan of how domesticated sonic is but it's a great Show Also I wonder if anyone has noticed but the knuckles show is rated 12+ in uk! Sonic 3 sounds like it's gonna be GREAT Over all its an amazing family show its great for adults too as they enjoyed all the 80s music and I really enjoyed my time with my family its not the perfect sonic show but its a great Comedy and family show I'd highly recommend it to casual people! 2nd or 3rd best sonic show!

[@CMJ06]

I also like the fact on how they show the owls are Evil we've seen sonics side now we see knuckles side

[@Ranni]

Yeah, I just thought it was a fun watch! And probably one of the funniest shows I've seen in a while. I can see your criticism with Sonic being domesticated, but I do like seeing into the home life of Sonic and the others. It makes them feel like a family. And it reminds the audience that despite Sonic and the rest being these world-saving heroes, they're still just kids.

[@CMJ06]

​@Ranni yes I agree with what you said though I hope that at the end of sonic 3 sonic decides he wants to go off on his own and like the wachowski house will be more of a headquarters than a home This knuckles show is making me hyped for movie 3! I'm kinda upset on all the hate this show I'd getting though!

[@jossebrodeur6033]

I feel like if the SCU goes on long enough we'll get a more rebellious Sonic. He is still a pree-teen or early teen in the show, and I can see him changing as he ages.

[@BlurBlizzard]

​@@Ranni I just hope they move on from that trope. It doesn't work for the rest of the cast. I can't see shadow or amy joining a family by the end.

[@AngelSebastianLeon]

The Wade show (&Knuckles).

[@sigurdgram]

the bearded guy was never named, he's supposed to be a stand in for the egg robo from sonic and knuckles. also, the reno thing was specifically because that *is* where the national bowling tournament takes place. same reason they go to reno at the end of Kingpin.

[@annieburley2068]

Yeah i whole agree with this commentary. I felt the shabot sinner dragged on. I think they could have accomplished what that scenewas trying to do in a shorter time frame.There are story beats that made me take a nap and were kind of predictable. But even in the predictablness the actors played thier parts really well and it caused the delight with this show. I love the bond with knuckles and wades mom. That fight scene was great.

[@Trance88]

I think every single Sonic/Knuckles fan can agree that the show could've used more focus on Knuckles, but setting that fact aside and watching the show it for what it is, I really enjoyed it. There were so many times I burst out laughing between Wade's daydream of rescuing knuckles like a secret agent and Wade riding Knuckles. The E.T. and Never Ending Story homages were a hoot! I'm still on the fence of episode 4 with the whole "Low-budget, Rock Opera" thing, but it has grown on me.

[@BlackFlash09]

While I would've liked more Knuckles in his own series, I don't feel duped by the producers. But I do find it hilarious how a lot of SonicTubers feel *betrayed* by this mini-series. 😆 If you think about it, Wade is essentially Boom Knuckles, but more endearing.

[@Ranni]

Wow I can totally see Wade being similar to Boom Knuckles.

[@Tiquono]

"I wish my dad left me at a TJ Maxx" is SO out of pocket 😭

[@chargemankenia]

Amazing video, its perfection

[@sonicmastersword8080]

The animation of the Mobians in the Paramount Sonic films and shows is incredibly expensive and time consuming because the quality of the animation is amongst the best in the genre. The models were designed to look like they would fit within a live-action world, not just a simple budget CGI. They either need more of a budget to make the Mobians more prominent or the show needs to somehow make money off of merchandise.

[@Ranni]

Yeah honestly the CGI for the Mobians look so good and fits very well in the real world.

[@sonicmastersword8080]

@@RanniThey effectively appear as extensions to our reality. I could believe these characters could exist somewhere within the vast confines of the cosmos. Apparently the process for integrating them into scenes is also very old fashion-in that they film the scenes with stand-ins and other options, and then add them in proper. How they managed to make them interact with humans physically is also quite impressive given that these are not just standing to the side instances-they are full embraces and contacts within fights. No expense has been spared, even in the shows, when it comes to bringing these characters to life-excluding runtime constraints.

[@megawarrior_101]

@@sonicmastersword8080Yeah like how Roger rabbit used animatronics to simulate the actions of characters and then draw around them

[@benjaminpinkston8624]

I can see the logic of them reducing Knuckles' screentime to save on animation but I would like to point out that the animation was a fair bit more convincing than in the Sonic Movie 2. A lot of faces the characters pulled were stiff or ugly, whereas Knuckles' faces here had a lot of subtlety.

[@Ranni]

I agree. The animation in Knuckles looks great!

[@ailesgrises5]

LiTerALLee lItErAlEe LIteRALLeee lIteRALL ee

[@rpgislife]

No worries about forgetting the bearded dude's name, he doesn't have one, he's just listed as Robotnik's Protege.

[@jakeinator2005]

On posters, he's literally only known as "The Buyer". That's it. That's his only name. And it's not even mentioned ONCE in the entire show. Great villain, right?

[@sonicmastersword8080]

@@jakeinator2005He is mentioned once by the rogue G.U.N. agents as the buyer.

[@griffinholmes8024]

I honestly enjoy the wade stuff tbh

[@0Gumball6470]

Honestly the show could’ve used two more episodes to give knuckles more screen time and tie they’re stories together

[@-Spartanoblivion1515]

Yeah, somehow, some way, we need a season 2 that will focus on knuckles and his past more.

[@Ranni]

That would be great! Or a short film.

[@-Spartanoblivion1515]

@@Ranni yeah

[@NickForrest-vd4nw]

I just watched it last night.... and i diddnt know knuckles was jewish?

[@ZachMilneTalksMovies]

I was pretty disappointed with this series. Knuckles was more of a background character to Wade and I thought the show was unfunny overall with annoying characters and a lacklustre story. It was a chore to get through.

[@Ranni]

That’s a fair assessment.

[@alolangloom]

Another KZbinr who has to use the word "lItErAlLy" in every sentence. You've earned an unsub and a thumbs down

[@ailesgrises5]

That word needs to be canceled

[@Ranni]

I’m literally cool with that.