Crossworlds finally allows Sonic to say "You're too slow again"

Summary

One of the most famous sonic iconic phrases “You are too slow” comes from Super Smash Bros Brawl.
Since then, this sentence has not been said, but thanks to Crossworlds it is finally back.
Interestingly, this means the first time Sonic said “You are too slow” in his own series.

Sonic's infamous “you are too slow” from Super Smash Bros. Finally, she made her debut in her own Blue Blur series thanks to Sonic Racing: Crossworlds.

As Sonic himself explained in his third film Living Action, Super-Speed Hedgehog has a and much Smart phrases. Although it is best known for “Gotta Go fast”, the one that stands out in the mind of most players is undoubtedly “you are too slow”.

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The infamous and infinitely irritating quote comes from one of Sonic mockery in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and was quickly turned into meme. Despite the iconic, it was strangely removed from Sonic quotations in Smash Wii U and Ultimate and has not been part of his character since then.

Sonic finally brought back its most unpleasant mockery

This sad situation has finally changed thanks to Sonic Racing: Crossworlds, which is currently in the middle of its network test. In the last few days, players have been dive into the game and found that, like the previous Sonic Racing games, there are plenty of interactions between characters.

How great, as you can see, how surprisingly nice to Amy, while Sonic scolds every chance it gets, by far the best voice line that has been found in the game is not a specific interaction at all. As User Twitter Soul1711, Sonic has a chance to say “you are too slow” for other competitors in Crossworlds.

It is not clear whether there is a specific way to run the voice line, but its integration is interesting for many reasons. Obviously, Sonic did not say it from Smash Brawl 17 years ago, while another reason is that this is the first time it appeared in the official Sega game.

Combine it with the fact that this is the first time Roger Craig Smith when it says line (as Sonic expressed Jason Griffith in Brawl), and that does what seems to be an ordinary quote for fans quite a special moment. I have no idea why it is as long as Sega brings back, but as a fan of breaking I couldn't be happier.