JumpJeff84
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To be fair, I think Dora the Explorer is for like 2-6 year olds and My Little Pony is meant for girls 6-12 or something.
I watched an episode of My Little Pony once just out of sheer curiosity (I kept seeing it mentioned here) and the writing certainly wasn't "Can you spot the apple?" stuff like you see on Dora. The writing wasn't bad and the characters were charming. Did you ever watch Dexter's Lab? You know that character Dee Dee, the sister who was a free spirit and caused all sorts of trouble for Dexter? Well, there's a pony like that in this show.
Anyway, I personally don't have a problem with anyone (even grown men) being a fan of something as harmless as My Little Pony just as long as they don't take it too far. The problem is that too many have... and some even go all Rule 34 on it.
I just now watched the first episode of MLP on Youtube out of curiosity/ I can definitely say that it's not aimed at 6 year olds, it seems to skew a little higher than that. Not saying I get why there's a rash of grown men who seem to be into it though...
Is there any info out there about exactly how widespread the Brony phenomenon is? Are there really a ton of dudes out there who are into this, or is it one of those 'vocal minority' things that make a lot of noise? I haven't read this whole thread- have any Bronies spoke up and explained why they love the show so much?