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Lah (ラー ?)[1] is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. She is a female ghost who lives in a haunted mansion, along with Su and Uh, who constantly try to win her affections and outdo each other by photographing the terrified faces of people they have scared.

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What is the relationship between Lah and the characters Su and Uh in the Sonic the Hedgehog series? toggle section
In the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Lah is a love interest for Su, who also happens to be her rival. Su and Uh, on the other hand, share a strong rivalry, often vying for Lah's attention. Despite their rivalry, they unite against common foes like Sonic the Werehog. Su also displays concern for Uh's safety, as evidenced when he saved Uh from Sonic the Werehog.
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Lah, from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, is a female ghost with unique characteristics. She resides in a Haunted Mansion and possesses the abilities to fly and shapeshift. Differing from traditional ghost depictions in the series, Lah had brown hair and wore a distinct dress prior to her death. She is associated with Su and Uh, who vie for her attention by frightening individuals and photographing their scared expressions.
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In the Haunted Mansion, Lah, Su, and Uh from the Sonic the Hedgehog universe, engage in playful activities. Su and Uh use their telekinesis to lift objects, aiming to impress Lah and the Baby Ghosts. Lah, a female ghost, leverages their rivalry to her benefit.
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In the Sonic the Hedgehog series, Lah, a female ghost, fuels competition as Su and Uh vie for her attention. Their rivalry, marked by scaring people and capturing their fear, mirrors Sonic's competitive nature and his drive to triumph over adversaries.
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Appearance[]

Lah Ghost Tale image

Lah's profile from Ghost Tale.

Lah is a beautiful female ghost with lavender hair and two sections in the front held by golden rings. She also has what appears to be a lotus flower in her hair, sitting on the right side of her head. Her eyes are light blue and slightly upturned with a single defined eyelash on each upper lid. Her make-up consists of pink eyeshadow and a heart under her left eye.

In addition to her appearance, her outfit has two notable sections. In Sonic: Night of the Werehog, it started as a deep pink and moved to a much lighter shade. The top was a sleeveless "sweetheart" with white frills around the edge. The skirt was semi-transparent, layered, and tied by her back. She also had two golden bracelets on her right arm, and an additional ring at the end of her tail, which sported a pink bow.

However, in Ghost Tale, her design included two gold rings around her neck, a ring on her right middle finger, and golden armbands with semi-transparent frills attached. The armbands had designs imprinted in the gold and her model also had sparkles, most notably in her hair and dress.

History[]

Sonic: Night of the Werehog[]

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Lah, from Sonic: Night of the Werehog.

At some point during the Dark Gaia incident, Sonic the Hedgehog and Chip visited the mansion, Su and Uh easily scared Chip and took his picture multiple times, but Lah was dismayed when she saw that they hadn't taken any pictures of Sonic being scared although they had gotten some pictures of him holding a book, yawning and making a silly face at the camera with all three poses. This led Su and Uh to step up their attempts to scare Sonic. However, this only resulted in Sonic transforming into his Werehog form, and Su and Uh accidentally took some pictures of themselves getting scared by Sonic the Werehog. Lah laughed her head off at these new pictures, but as soon as she saw Sonic as a Werehog, she fell in love with him.

The following morning, while Su and Uh kept Chip tied up on a chair in the house, Lah took Chip's form (although she still bore a heart-shaped mark on her face, even disguised as Chip) and followed Sonic outside. As Chip, she convinced Sonic to agree to taking a picture of the two of them together, but when the picture was taken it showed her true form, hugging Sonic's neck. The final scene was Sonic and the ghost leaving together.

Ghost Tale[]

Lah, Su and Uh, accompanied by Baby Ghosts, are spending time together in a haunted mansion under a full moon. The two males ghosts use their telekinetic abilities to lift objects around in a bid to try outdoing each other to impress Lah and the kids, with Uh dancing objects around with his techniques while Su displays power by lifting heavier objects. The baby ghosts don't care about their competition and play with the objects flying about. Su and Uh watches and feels bad for her as she does not have their abilities to move things when suddenly Lah tears up but Sua and Uh work together to see Lah smile after struggling to hold the Piano making her think it's her own power.

Later, Lah tests "her power" on a tree, causing Su and Uh to struggle much harder with bloodshot eyes to keep up their charade.

Personality[]

Lah is a childish, humorous, selfish, spoiled and entitled ghost who is used to getting what she wants and becomes irritated when she does not get her way. She is also somewhat manipulative and is always willing to take advantage of men by using her feminine wiles, such as using Su and Uh's feelings for her to get them to give her whatever she wants.

Lah possesses a very strange sense of humor, thinking that people making scared faces are funny. She also laughed hysterically at Su and Uh after they tried to scare Sonic and ended up getting scared by him, showing that she has a lack of empathy and does not care about other people's feelings.

She loves to watch people's scared reactions and also loves to watch monster movies, especially ones about werewolves. Her love of werewolves is so great that she immediately fell in love with Sonic when she saw him in his Werehog form. Lah was even willing to have Chip kidnapped and kept in her house against his will so she could take his place and be with Sonic, proving herself to be very immoral.

In Ghost Tale, however, she shows a kinder side to her, as she is shown being quite friendly to the Baby Ghosts. She is also interested in being capable of doing things that are similar to Su and Uh and becomes sad when she is not able to do so, which ultimately shows that despite being spoiled, Lah does have a sweet side.

Powers and abilities[]

As a ghost, Lah is capable of flight, and shapeshifting into other people.

Weaknesses[]

When Lah shapeshifts into another person, she retains the pink heart-shaped mark on her cheek and her voice remains the same. Additionally, she still appears in her true form in photographs. She is also incapable of lifting things on her own.

Relationships[]

Su and Uh[]

Su and Uh live together with Lah in a haunted mansion that presumably belonged to her before she died. The two male ghosts compete for her affections, and she uses their rivalry to her advantage, having them do her bidding. Despite this, she doesn’t seem to reciprocate any genuine feelings for either outside of fueling the ghosts’ competitions.

Marza’s staff twitter posts illustrations of the three ghosts hanging out, doing various activities. They seem to be good friends when the competition is put aside.

Sonic the Hedgehog[]

In Sonic: Night of the Werehog, Lah is upset by Sonic the Hedgehog’s lack of fear, further mocked by silly photos. Though after Su and Uh’s failed attempt to scare and even fight him, she is immediately infatuated upon seeing a photograph of Sonic’s Werehog form. This leads to her kidnapping Chip and shapeshifting into him in order to get a picture with Sonic, the short closing with her leaving with him.

In a deleted scene, it shows Sonic turning back from his werehog form and Lah being so shocked and disappointed that she slaps him before storming off. Implying she was unaware that Sonic was the Werehog.

The Marza Staff Twitter posted illustrations following the ghosts after the time of the short, including interactions with Sonic where they appear to be friends. It is unknown how canon these illustrations are.[1]

Later, in IDW Sonic the Hedgehog #63, it shows Lah once again infatuated with Sonic, but in his non-Werehog form.

Chip[]

Lah generally has no specific opinions of Chip. She perhaps enjoyed seeing Chip's frightened faces more than any other individual Su and Uh had scared previously, as she kept receiving dozens of photos of him. At the end of Sonic: Night of the Werehog, she, Su, and Uh, temporally tied Chip up so Lah could transform into him to share a picture with Sonic's Werehog form.

Friends/allies[]

Neutral[]

In other media[]

IDW Publishing[]

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Lah, Su and Uh, from Sonic the Hedgehog #63.

One day, while lurking the sewers of Spagonia, Lah, Su, and Uh witnessed Sonic and Blaze running through, with Lah looking on lovingly at the hedgehog.[2]

Archie Comics[]

In the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series and its spin-offs published by Archie Comics, Lah makes a cameo appearance in the variant cover of Sonic the Hedgehog #281.

Trivia[]

  • In initial story board concepts, Lah was not intended to be a featured character in Sonic: Night of the Werehog. Instead, a third male ghost would have led two other ghosts violently antagonizing Sonic the Hedgehog for just the sake of it. Lah's creation and her own desires led to Su and Uh's motivations within the short becoming much more sympathetic than the outright maliciousness nature of the ghosts presented in the original storyboard concepts.
  • In some concept art for Ghost Tale, there is often a ghost cat appearing next to Lah.
  • Based on photographs in the background of Sonic: Night of the Werehog, Lah had brown hair and a different dress before she died.
  • According to Ian Flynn, using Lah and the other ghosts outside of cameos is complicated due that they are the intellectual property of Marza Animation Planet (despite being a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sega), as opposed to being part of the greater Sonic the Hedgehog property.[3]

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