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The master emerald is very powerful, but it's durability isn't anything special, it's much like a diamond where it can be hard to break apart, but that's when it's in little pieces, and the smaller the pieces, the harder it is to break apart. Why am I talking about the shards that Knuckles collects in Adventure 1 and 2?

Whatever, anyway a black hole here was made by the negative energy from the chaos force and the Master Emerald is bending and being spagettified under its own energy. Even the light it's emitting is being warped by the black hole. But wait, who's that being on the Master Emerald? And why is he all black despite the scene being so bright? And not only that, how is he still clinging to the giant rock when there's a greater source of gravity pulling above him?

I can tell you one thing, it's not Sonic, nor is it an Official Sonic character, it's a certain lime green and black colored hedgehog that appears after glitching Sonic 2.

It was really hard to bend the light correctly around the black hole.

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The master emerald is very powerful, but it's durability isn't anything special, it's much like a diamond where it can be hard to break apart, but that's when it's in little pieces, and the smaller the pieces, the harder it is to break apart. Why am I talking about the shards that Knuckles collects in Adventure 1 and 2?

Whatever, anyway a black hole here was made by the negative energy from the chaos force and the Master Emerald is bending and being spagettified under its own energy. Even the light it's emitting is being warped by the black hole. But wait, who's that being on the Master Emerald? And why is he all black despite the scene being so bright? And not only that, how is he still clinging to the giant rock when there's a greater source of gravity pulling above him?

I can tell you one thing, it's not Sonic, nor is it an Official Sonic character, it's a certain lime green and black colored hedgehog that appears after glitching Sonic 2.

It was really hard to bend the light correctly around the black hole.