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Miles tails prower is a fox from the Sonic the Hedgehog videogames.
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How old is miles tails prower in 1993?
10
Is Tails from the Sonic the Hedgehog universe a girl?
No! Tails is an 8 year old so that is why his voice is so high. His names is Miles Prower, a pun on miles per hour. Miles "Tails" Prower is how he is introduced in most games like Sonic advance.
Is miles tails prower a genius?
Yes, Miles "Tails" Prower is often portrayed as a genius in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. He is known for his exceptional intellect, mechanical skills, and ability to invent various gadgets and machines. His youthful curiosity and problem-solving abilities often complement Sonic's adventurous spirit, making him a valuable ally. Tails' character embodies the traits of a prodigy, especially for his age.
When was tails the fox made?
Miles Tails Prower was originally supposed to be a tanuki (raccoon dog) like Shukaku, the one-tailed beast inside of Gaara in "Naruto".
Who are the members of Team Heroes?
Sonic the hedgehog is the speed type and Captain of the Team. Miles "Tails" Prower is the fly type and Vice-Captain of the Team. Knuckles the echidna is the power type and "worker" of the Team. And that is Team Heroes!
What is Tails' full name?
Tails the Fox's real name is Miles Prower.
Is miles tails prower a girl?
Miles "Tails" Prower is not a girl, he is male, if he was a girl it would have been established.
Who has a crush on Miles Tails Prower?
marine
Where can you talk miles tails prower?
ELEPHANT!
How old is Miles Prower?
He is 8 years old.
Are there tutorials on how to draw miles tails prower as a female?
No
Who nicknamed Miles Prower Tails?
It was always his nickname.
Who is Sonic's Best Pal?
miles prower (tails)
How old is tails miles prower this year?
14
How old is miles tails prower in 1993?
10
What is a catchy name for motion?
Miles T Prower
Did Miles Prower nickname Tails have any children in Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog series?
No, he doesn't plus Miles "Tails" Prower is only 8 years old.
