So, I Finally Watched SONIC PRIME

One thing that's interesting to note is each Shatterspace focuses on a different one of Sonic's friends:

New Yoke City, with a little bit of help from The Grim, focuses on Tails; through the perspective of Nine being both the loner that Tails could've ended up becoming without Sonic around, as well as a great show of it never being too late for a "Sonic" to come into play… never too late to have a solid friend who'd support you all the way through.

Boscage Maze is about Amy, and one could argue Rouge as well.
In Amy's case, Thorn Rose is so focused on protecting nature, what she sees as the innocent life to protect, that she doesn't see how her rash actions actually harm it, both by overprotecting it and having the wrong impression that blotting out all the exits help protect it from invasion when in truth the lack of sunlight would be awful for a forest, and by excluding the Scavengers from the community under the impression that they could not be talked to when she hasn't even tried (she passively saw them be ruthless, made a few single attempts, but then gave up and resorted to violence).
On the other hand, we have Prism Rouge, the de-facto leader of the Scavengers, labelling Thorn Rose as merely a monster; committing the grave sin of any leader that is dehumanizing a sentient being that could otherwise be rationalized with. She's consistent with that throughout the whole time…
… which is why Sonic is so desperate to find a middle ground; because, even without prior knowledge of the cast, even the audience can tell both factions are intelligent enough to come to a compromise, but also too stubborn to revoke past hasty judgements.

No Place is very much about Knuckles.
Captain Dread is basically the persona that evokes Knuckles's treasure hunter hobby, but Knux's introverted side shows in Dread just giving up and choosing to simply bask in the moment of life after one traumatic shipwreck accident that prevented him from getting the treasure he sought, making it so he seemingly lost everything; not unlike how the "prime"(/game) Knuckles had lost his entire civilization before he even knew he had them, and thus questions his past during moments of silence, only finding relative periods of peace when finally putting them behind him. And just like game Knuckles, it's the optimism and carefree nature of Sonic that encourages him to not just explore, but finally reach that first goal and put it behind so he can move forward again, even helping him ensure he does reach it.

With all that said, I think Nine might've become one of my new favorite characters, but most of the Shatterspace residents are very well executed, even the minor roles are fun.
(That, and I think The Grim is a rather interestingly dark world when you think about it; every other world has a version of Tails/Knuckles/Amy/Rouge, and at least one of them has FIVE Eggmans[/Eggmen?], but The Grim has just… no one. Whatever happened to them, they're gone. The series kind of just skips over it for now, but I don't doubt this could come up again… and be quite depressing, sorta like the World of Nothing from Super Paper Mario)

Maybe we should’ve spent at least the first two episodes in the prime verse so as to avoid the idea of having constant flash backs, develop some empathy for the prime versions of the center characters and lastly to show an impulsive behavioral pattern that Sonic has in the way he treats the prime versions of his friends. One of which the rest of the show needs to break/change. With all of that said, though I still enjoy the show, I just wish that it would slow down a little more.

If I got a nickel every time a famous 80s franchise got a good live action adaptation and then a good animated series with "Prime" in its name I'd have two nickels, which isn't much but it's weird that it happened twice.

Is it yoke or yolk?

My fav scene in prime is when nine is hacking smth and uses his metal tails to destroy a robot like it was nothing

I really like the Grim, the idea of it being a blank slate with no life seems really interesting, and I feel like it will be the place where Sonic and Shadow try to recreate the original world.

This show is amazing, but it isn't without its flaws.
A couple of things I don't like about this show is how stupid Sonic can be sometimes, one example of this is that "how'd you get in?" gag. Like, he's not as smart as Tails but he's not a moron. Second, he becomes a punching bag against his friends. Look, I get it. You'd obviously be uncomfortable fighting AU versions of your friends, BUT PUT UP A FIGHT ATLEAST! lastly, his speed is inconsistent. Fastest thing alive, can move so fast lasers look like they're standing still…gets hit by a truck and a hammer.
Other than that, this show is fucking BALLIN'.

Also, the Egg council is the Deadly Six done right.

Holy crap Jacksepticeye

I still feel like Rouge and Big are very odd choices for additional characters. Where's Cream? Where's Tikal? I assume they'll be saving those for when they actually introduce Chao as like, a thing.

I like this show but Sonic takes way too much. Especially if you wish me to believe this is the cannon one from the video games.

Obviously not for me as I'm not the target audience, it was way too childish even for Sonic. The writing is worse than Colors-Forces and the different universes were incredibly generic.

I think lore wise for no extra Shadow or Sonic is simple. For one, Sonic has the energy of the Prism flowing through him which is also how he's able to track down the shards, so it makes sense another Sonic wouldn't exist that way. Shadow on the other hand, as you said, used Chaos Control to escape the huge explosion and was left in the void between Shatter Spaces. I believe him not being present in a split moment caused him to technically not exist, and thus get stuck between Spaces.

Separately, I absolutely HATE how Sonic needs to learn to be nice to his friends. Why? Why is he an asshole that needs a constantly appearing omnipresent Palm Tree to tell him "Don't be mean bro." That's my biggest issue with the show so far.

This is pretty much a nitpick but why is Sonic always getting…. (Insert non family friendly language) by Shadow? I mean I get he's a cool rival and SEGA are creatively bankrupt but cant Shadow just be done with his anti-hero arc and be over with it (P.S) Shadow always seems stronger then Sonic and while I agree Shadow should be a bit stronger to the point where Sonic can barely fight back? Idk Lets see how season 2 does

I love the Chaos Council.
They are all eggmans but have there own personalitys.

This movie is kind of like shrek forever after because in both movies the main characters get into a parallel universe and no friend knows them anymore.

Sonic prime game when?

Based off what shadow said green hill isn't a shatterspace because the shatterspaces are seemingly broken off of the main universe with green hill

Okay but Boscage is the worst one by far, its just generic huge forest with no intriguing details, the canopy is ugly as hell with those nasty ps2 trees everywhere, and the inner jungle being dark actually the only redeeming part since it gives a cool neon lit space that makes the models look better than they normally do.