Moonwalk Demon's Sonic & Angel's Sonic

To first describe why the moonwalk angel's sonic and the moonwalk devil's sonic are so ambiguous, we must evaluate what the moonwalk modifier does: Everyone will agree that the moonwalk modifier will flip the path of a trick, while retaining the same direction.

The main question regarding this modifier is, "How do the tricks respond to this modifier?" in which, two answers can be valid. Either A) The tricks within a hybrid will flip in order to preserve the path of the intermediate slots, or B) The tricks within a hybrid will stay the same, altering the path of the trick.

For example, the moonwalk inverse side sonic is notated as the following:
MISS 12-23 = inv sonic 12-13[2o] ~ sonic 13-13[2i]-12
Inverse side sonic 23-12 = inv sonic 23-13[2o] ~ sonic 13-13[2i]-23
In this instance, the tricks flip, but the path of MISS is not the same as if the path of an inverse side sonic was flipped.

Now, take the moonwalk east sonic.
The east sonic is notated as an inverse twisted sonic (or a pass) ~ twisted sonic , with a path of 34-13.42-12
The moonwalk east sonic is notated as a moonwalk twisted sonic ~ moonwalk inverse twisted sonic, with a path of 12-13.42-34. In this instance, the path of the entire trick is completely flipped, where the tricks that this hybrid is composed of, flips.

This discrepancy shows that if we follow how the MISS is defined, a moonwalk demon's sonic is moonwalk sonic ~ moonwalk twisted sonic, and a moonwalk angel's sonic is moonwalk twisted sonic ~ moonwalk sonic
...where if we follow how the MES and MWS are defined, a moonwalk demon's sonic is moonwalk twisted sonic ~ moonwalk sonic, and the moonwalk angel's sonic is moonwalk sonic ~ moonwalk twisted sonic.