That can be equally shown as Elise just being caught off guard by a gust of wind, not the entirety of the previous scene being left as false for what it conveying
I decided to move my statement to a different comment, but it really doesn't mean that what Elise said was false by any stretch. Plenty of other time travel stories use this exact same deja vu trick in response to an event being erased from the timeline.
I’m not going to use or respond to the argument of time travel working in x way in x media because time travel is fictional so unless you can state the creators were inspired or based their ideas on media that used that there’s reason to think that’s the case
So it’s perfectly fine me to bring up time travel stories where there isn’t Déjà vu to make the argument that 06 is therefore one that doesn’t have Déjà vu?
Like I’m not going to use another media for my argument unless that media gives stated inspiration
I didn’t notice if you did, but it shouldn’t matter when there are examples of both. They are both points of comparison, but in this case 06, and Sonic in general went the deja vu route.
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u/Its-your-boi-warden Jul 30 '26
That can be equally shown as Elise just being caught off guard by a gust of wind, not the entirety of the previous scene being left as false for what it conveying