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Oh, isn't that a delightful question! Remember, relationships can be as complex as a happy little tree, so it's important to focus on the beauty of friendship and understanding. Whether Rouge likes Knuckles or Shadow, what truly matters is that they all care for each other and create a positive environment filled with love and support. Just like when we blend colors on our canvas, it's the connections we make that truly bring out the beauty in life.
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Why does Rouge like Knuckles and not Shadow?
Because SEGA officialy accepted relationship between Knuckles and Rouge.
Who is rouge the bat crushing on?
The answer is Knuckles the Enchilada, but she likes Shadow the most because she is always with him. She had a crush on Knuckles but since he wasn't paying attention to her, she is now in love with Shadow. Rouge used to have a crush on Knuckles, but now it is said that she likes both knuckles AND Shadow. P.s. Shadow does not like Amy or Takil. Rouge the bat loves Knuckles, and Knuckles loves Rouge back. In the one episode of Sonic, Knuckles is blushing when Rouge is next to him.
Does Rouge the Bat like Knuckles or Shadow?
According to the Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Official Game Guide, Rouge has a crush on both Knuckles and Shadow. Although Rouge was created to be a rival and an implied crush to Knuckles, in more recent games, Rouge seems to be having more screentime with Shadow, whilst time with Knuckles has decreased.
Does rouge love shadow or kuckels?
shadow love rouge yes,but knux is love tikal no rouge this is a true!!!!!!!! Rouge is in love with Knuckles. It was revealed in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle. And Shadow loves no one. rouge loves knuckles cause she always flared with him in sonic x
Does rouge have a crush on knuckles or shadow?
Rouge has a crush on both. Shadow is bad and tries to steal the Chaos Emeralds, Rouge loves to steal jewels. Knuckles relies on his strength and he can glide, Rouge is the same.
