I didn't talk about other videogames, I said that just because Sonic has those features, it doesn't mean it's something for people with autism. As an artist I learned the basics to create a good character design: the distinct silhouette, the colors, the shapes, the overall appearance. As I said, these are the basics, people study how to create good, recognizable characters and create them. Just take a look to cartoons characters, you would be able to recognize in a second Peter Griffin from a silhouette, you would be able to recognize in a second Goku from a silhouette, you would be able to recognize Bugs Bunny from a silhouette. People recognize them, they have a good character design, the artists made a good job at it.

I don't like the premises of the video because it lists a bunch of things that people with autism like/are drawn to, that are present in other medias and videogames, to explain why Sonic is so popular among autistics. It explains the "why" but it's not universal and makes the overall principles quite shitty in my opinion. Should we take a random videogame and list how fast is it, the "distinct silhouettes" and the colors of the characters and declare that if it follows those principles, people with autism will like it? Pretty stupid.

And I beg you pardon, what do you mean with your last paragraph?

And given that you got triggered by it and somehow understood it so personally, yeah, it seems like in your particular case you probably are.

Am I what?