DrForester said:http://i.imgur.com/W94XR.jpg[/QUOTE]
...so THAT'S the Rarity x Spike connection. Huh.
DrForester said:http://i.imgur.com/W94XR.jpg[/QUOTE]
...so THAT'S the Rarity x Spike connection. Huh.
Mind = blown.DrForester said:
DrForester said:
Quinnjaminn said:The sad thing is, I'm sure some troll is cropping out the first three panels and storing it for future use.
Ookami-kun said:Found it somewhere.
Anyway we should lock Community OT
oh wow, its by egophiliac. Luna did look like ego's styleOokami-kun said:Found it somewhere.
Anyway we should lock Community OT
Ellis Kim said:oh wow, its by egophiliac. Luna did look like ego's style
DrForester said:http://i.imgur.com/W94XR.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
That adds a whole new, more than slightly freaky aspect to their character interactions. o_o
Pinkie looks really pregnant in your avatar.SpacePirate Ridley said:I knew that from sometime ago. But I really dont know where I read it.
Its so awesome though. Would like to hear that Rarity's voice
TouchMyBox said:Human ponies and borderline rule 34 in community, and episode discussion in OT?
I would assume she's just fat, considering how she eats.Mechanical Snowman said:Pinkie looks really pregnant in your avatar.
Pinkie burns more calories in a half hour than most do in a week!Nishastra said:I would assume she's just fat, considering how she eats.
Kulock said:I don't want to be greedy, so as long as Pancakes is okay with it, if someone wants to claim one of the Belle + Derpy avatars they made, they're welcome to it:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=30839435&postcount=368
And thanks again Ahoyhoy and Pancakes both!
OMG Aero said:Hey you know what's a good introductory episode? The first episode.
Seriously the whole "But the first two episodes aren't like the others!" thing is way overblown. There are adventure-lite episodes in the rest of the series and if the descriptions of the first two episodes of series 2 are right, then series 2 is going to start the same way the first series did so "The rest of the series isn't like this" isn't really a good reason not to recommend them.
People are also discussing which episode offers good introductions to the characters and there is literally no better episode for this right now than episode 1. I was just as dismissive of the show as the next guy before I started watching it, but I started watching episode 1 and that got me hooked nonetheless. There are probably a lot more people here who started the same way.
Ultimoo said:still don't think party of one is a good intro episode.
people who love crazy ponies might love the episode I suppose.Uchip said:depends who you are introducing
Except for the part where Jayson Thiessen says he likes the first two episodes, and wants MLP:FIM to return to that style on occasion.DrForester said:I liked the first episodes. Great introduction to the characters. No, it's not that representative of how the stories of the series will go, but that doesn't make it less enjoyable.
I don't see a significant difference between the first and later eps in regards to haters. I think part of that sentiment comes from people just being generally opposed to the show at first (everybody is) but warming up to the show over a few episodes if they give it a chance. But then trying to find some scapegoat to blame for the warmup time. "No, I didn't have preconceived notions. It was the episodes that were bad. If they were good, I would've been hooked instantly." And then they need to try and find an episode that hooks instantly. It's a mistake. Just let the series be what it is. If people don't like it, maybe they should give it more time. If they can't give it more time, that's okay. No show is for everybody.TouchMyBox said:The first two episodes are good introductory episodes, but people who go in wanting to hate it will likely not be swayed by the first two episodes. I think that's why people debate about it so much.
ruby_onix said:Lauren Faust (our first leader) wanted Sailor Moon ponies. Corporate Hasbro wanted less scary action, so we got Azumanga ponies. Jayson Thiessen (our current leader) wants it to be both.
TouchMyBox said:The first two episodes are good introductory episodes, but people who go in wanting to hate it will likely not be swayed by the first two episodes. I think that's why people debate about it so much.
ruby_onix said:Except for the part where Jayson Thiessen says he likes the first two episodes, and wants MLP:FIM to return to that style on occasion.
Lauren Faust (our first leader) wanted Sailor Moon ponies. Corporate Hasbro wanted less scary action, so we got Azumanga ponies. Jayson Thiessen (our current leader) wants it to be both.
I don't see a significant difference between the first and later eps in regards to haters. I think part of that sentiment comes from people just being generally opposed to the show at first (everybody is) but warming up to the show over a few episodes if they give it a chance. But then trying to find some scapegoat to blame for the warmup time. "No, I didn't have preconceived notions. It was the episodes that were bad. If they were good, I would've been hooked instantly." And then they need to try and find an episode that hooks instantly. It's a mistake. Just let the series be what it is. If people don't like it, maybe they should give it more time. If they can't give it more time, that's okay. No show is for everybody.
TouchMyBox said:The first two episodes are good introductory episodes, but people who go in wanting to hate it will likely not be swayed by the first two episodes. I think that's why people debate about it so much.
I agree. I feel that episode has a bit more impact if the characters are already established. Otherwise that's one hell of a first impression of Pinkie Pie. Granted, the intro shows Pinkie at her finest but later on... well. Yeah.Ultimoo said:still don't think party of one is a good intro episode.
You do get to see pinkie being pinkie for the first half of the episode though. I didn't think it was a particularly bad intro ep. I basically went, party one then watched them all in series.OMG Aero said:Party of One is a bad introduction because the character shift for Pinkie doesn't mean anything unless you've seen what she's like over the course the series.
It's the same as Fluttershy in The Best Night Ever, if that's the first time you've seen Fluttershy then that whole moment is lost on you. The reason that part is so funny/surprising is because if you have watched the past 25 episodes you know that this isn't who Fluttershy is.
DrForester said:Might as well get it done in this thread. Celestia is pretty much like Dumbledore. She'll point Twilight and the gang in the right direction, but wants to let them overcome problems themselves.
akira28 said:But you know that Dumbledore was literally asking questions so that Harry would take the bait and go down the garden path. That's a troll, is it not? She's not malicious, but I think her firmest supporter may have finally confirmed Trollestia
Ashenai said:Yeah, I agree with ruby_onix. It takes time and effort for some people to overcome the "ME? Watch MY LITTLE PONY???" thing, and there's no magic episode that can do it for them. And some people aren't willing to give it a real chance, or do give it a chance and decide it's not for them, and that's fine too. We don't have to look for the perfect scene that's sure to change their minds.
DrForester said:Dumbledore was not a troll overall, but no question he totally trolled Harry
That's always been a big deal whenever friends ask me why I watch MLP and I ask if they want to watch. Like mentioned before, it's not a matter of how great an episode can be, or if there is a very specific episode that can pull anyone in, it's more whether the person is receptive to the whole "I'm watching cartoon ponies" thing.Quinnjaminn said:A bigger issue with introducing people to the show is getting them to watch it in the first place. I think the actual episode they watch isn't nearly as important as that.
Captain Fish said:Crazy Art
Captain Fish said:Ponies playing video games was a theme this week, so I drew this.
McNum said:I find it funny that on average, the second favorite PonyGAF episode is Suited for Success. In which Rarity offers to make beautiful party dresses for the other five. And yes, this is one of the better episodes of season one, partly for the song, and partly for Rarity (and her SINGING VOICE actor) who just steals the spotlight and makes things awesome. And about 20% cooler, at Dash's request.
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I dunno about that. I wonder if she'd be able to handle Rarity's expert whining and I wonder if she'd be able to properly portray Rarity wallowing in... whatever it is that ponies are supposed to wallow in.DrForester said:Fixed. Rarity singing voice actor should be her only voice actor.
DrForester said:Fixed. Rarity singing voice actor should be her only voice actor.