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This character exists primarily or exclusively within the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog continuity.
Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity.

Template:Character Wes Weasely is a character from the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog TV series. He is a salesman of the H.D.S.V.A.D.L. (Handy Dandy Super Villain Appliance Distributors (Limited Company) ).

History

He frequently makes deals with Dr. Robotnik to catch Sonic the Hedgehog.

Robotnik despises Wes due to many of Wes's products backfiring on him. However, his minions continue to purchase from Weasely. Despite all the trouble that usually coincide with the products. One time, Coconuts went on a shopping spree and forwarded all of the payments to Robotnik without his knowing.

On one occasion, Wes Weasely pretended to be limo-jacked by Scratch and Grounder and hosted a Hero of the Year ceremony for Sonic so that Dr. Robotnik could capture him, all for a Shopping Channel.[1]

Personality

Wes Weasely is energetic and charming, but also an unscrupulous salesman, who does not really care who he sells to as long as he makes money. However, he is quick to leave if things start going wrong. He acts like a quick-talking salesman, often speaking in word salad and constantly over-selling his products, some of which work, others of which do not, all to his knowledge. He feels no remorse for selling to villains or working against villains with Sonic, his side is the side that benefits him the most and gives him the least danger.

Trivia

  • Wes Weasely's mannerisms are based on those of comedian Phil Silvers.

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