Speaking of @SonicLabs, this year has been quite eventful, and it feels like the blue hedgehog is about to make some big moves. First, regarding games, on September 25, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds will launch, supporting PC and major platforms. The gameplay is a multiplayer kart racing game, and you can race with characters from Hatsune Miku, Sonic, and even Minecraft—just hearing about it is exciting enough. There was also an esports World Cup showcase in early August, which was definitely lively. Following that, Sonic Rumble has also launched. This is a parkour battle mobile game inspired by "Fall Guys," where characters can be customized. If you're into mobile games, don't miss out; pre-registering will get you an exclusive skin. There's also an Easter egg: Sonic is collaborating with DC Comics, set to premiere in March next year, where Tails becomes Cyborg, and Sonic teams up with the Justice League to fight the villain Darkseid. Fans will surely be thrilled, and merchandise will be released next year as well. #kaito In terms of movies, Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is now available to watch on Paramount+, and this installment is the highest-grossing in the series, with a global box office nearing $500 million. Fans can look forward to Sonic 4 in March 2027. The merchandise is also impressive, with Metal Sonic statues and Shadow figurines coming soon, along with a Switch-exclusive Shadow-themed controller—plenty of benefits for gamers. Overall, Sonic 2025 is packed with content: games, anime, movies, and merchandise all launching, especially with the 35th anniversary in 2026, which is expected to be even more exciting. What part are you most looking forward to? Personally, I'm excited about the new games and the DC collaboration; it feels like this wave of content is really appealing.