futurefreak
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I have the very oldskool My Little Pony pony toys from twenty years ago. Back when their animation wasn't a copycat of every tween program out there...
It's the eyes! I can't stand 'em. There I said it. I never thought I'd have to protect myself here from bashing MLP.
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Xanfor
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You do realize that the animation of the "oldskool" My Little Pony series was a copycat of every other children's eighties cartoon, right? I haven't seen the more recent direct-to-video movies however, so I can't comment on them. I'll tell you what bugged me about the various older series, though, particularly My Little Pony Tales: the ponies seemed to think that they were human. Always with the picking up of objects with their hooves (without any subtlety whatsoever) -- and absolutely no equestrian mannerisms. Ugh, why be a show about ponies at all, particularly if you're not even going to bother having them be cute?
Tirek needs to return in Friendship is Magic. And be revealed as the one who helped Luna along the path to becoming Nightmare Moon.
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futurefreak
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I have a few My Little Pony ornaments I think I will put on eBay? Anyone here collect those sort of things? So far I found 2007 Heirloom Ornament and 2004 AGC Triple Treat ornament. She's pretty cute.
I know I have at least one more I just gotta find it.
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Frida Waterfall
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I love to hate Silver Spoon. What a total b*tch. She reminds me of the worst kind of girls. They're the girls that think that they are so great, so perfect, so lovable, and so cute, yet they always cling on to some other girl who is much more outstanding than them. They think that they are special, but really they are just a sidekick and everybody knows it. They even acknowledge the fact that they are nothing without their leader. They are just, super shallow. Look at how much she tries to kiss up to Diamond Tiara. We already know she has nothing going in her life. She's entirely gray both mane and coat, she wears glasses (ponies wearing glasses look weird, another reason why I can't stand Twist), and her cutie mark is a silver spoon. Seriously. First off, silver is a very overrated color that is really quite dull. Second, what kind of talent does a spoon suggest? I can see her being a shallow whorse (a ha ha ha, it's punny!). She is seriously a nobody who is going nowhere and has nothing special going on and blindly agrees with her god-like leader. Well I hope she catches an STD and rots.
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meisterPOOP
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And yes..I came to accept...
DROP DEAD gorgous too...
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Zmithy
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« Reply #297 on: 01-10-2012 17:43 »
« Last Edit on: 01-10-2012 18:01 »
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The cutie mark crusader episodes never interest me all that much, I like the main characters too much, and keep wanting them to be on screen instead. Last one was a little better thanks to Granny Smith.. although what I *really* want is a Big Macintosh episode, aayup. He just cracks me up every time without fail, I loved it when he ran off with Twilight's doll even after the love spell had worn off. I think this scene was the only CMC thing that I really liked for the music, and even then the 8-bit remix is way cooler. Maybe some of the appeal to adults is the fact that all the main characters are in their late teens/early 20's and behave accordingly?
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Zmithy
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« Reply #299 on: 01-13-2012 00:14 »
« Last Edit on: 01-13-2012 13:27 »
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Zmithy
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This.. is... awesome... The Pirate Party of Germany sitting in the Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin, or the parliament for the German state of Berlin, have insisted on the inclusion of "pony time" during sessions, where one episode from the series is shown, an action that has displeased many of the other members in the Berlin parliament.[107]
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Frida Waterfall
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I'm still convinced that Mrs. Cake has been making her rounds. Pumpkin Cake is most likely Carrot Cake's, but she doesn't seem to take after her mother at all- maybe she'll turn out kinda plump like a pumpkin and her mother. On the other hoof, Pound Cake seems to take a little bit after his mother, but I don't see any of his father in there. I was theorizing for a while maybe their color of the coats haven't developed yet as infants/toddlers citing the baby filly seen in "The Mysterious Mare Do Well" as further evidence of this claim, but then I reminded myself of all the other newborns in the nursery. I believe one of them was blue, so that theory is pretty much trashed. Well, there's still hope that maybe when Pound grows, he'll be tall and lanky much like his dad and akin to how Fluttershy was when she was in puberty.
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Zmithy
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« Reply #309 on: 01-17-2012 01:27 »
« Last Edit on: 01-17-2012 01:42 »
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The whole pony genetics explanation at the start was pretty much just trolling the fanbase. The creators/ voice actors keep getting asked weird questions from ultra-nerd fans about stuff like pony genetics and theories about the ramifications of equestria's political balance, so it was only a matter of time before they decided to start screwing with them in response. I also loved the constant use of the ultra-cute "squee" sound effect for the rubber chicken, that was a nice touch.
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Xanfor
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The whole pony genetics explanation at the start was pretty much just trolling the fanbase.
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Xanfor
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