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judhudson said:$330 and still going. I want so much....uggghhhh the cuteness, what has this show done to me.. Xp
just under $500 now.
judhudson said:$330 and still going. I want so much....uggghhhh the cuteness, what has this show done to me.. Xp
Slamtastic said:
PBalfredo said:Reoccuring but not (canonically) named.
That works. And I guess if we really want to get technical about it, Caramel. He was named in Winter Wrap-up and is a background pony in several episodes.
BTW, saw this in NeoGaf's first NeoCosplay Thread
Pandaman said:or how celestia got spike.
ZealousD said:Boy.
That pony sure does love apples.
Speaking of which, has anyone else been reading Fallout Equestria? I've been reading a lot of it recently (up to chapter 36) and I'm surprised how much I'm enjoying it. Normally with fanfiction, a decent fic would be one where I come out of it thinking "Well, I didn't cringe too much." But this is different. It's really is quite good. I'd sit down to read a bit and find myself thinking "just one more chapter". It's also inspired me to play through Fallout 3 again.Amibguous Cad said:For all you Fallout Equestria fans
http://www.equestriadaily.com/2011/10/fallout-equestria-animation.html#more
The fuck? I'm just saying is that if you style the hair you get models that look reasonably like their cartoon counterparts.Furret said:What are you an apologist for Hasbro? Even with the hair done right it still doesn't look much like Dashie. None of them do and that's not even mentioning Hot Pink Celestia.
Also: where is my DVD?
judhudson said:
No flame war necessary, this is asked often enough that it's answered in the first post.GruntOfAction said:I'm gonna go ahead and risk the flame war by bringing up this topic that has been on my mind for awhile...
What is so great about this show that people outside of the demographic are so interested in it? Is it one of those shows made for kids and to not bore the hell out of the parents stuck watching it (I.E. Phineas and Pherb)? And why are so many fans of the show male? I could understand a liking of a cartoon like Adventure Time because it's geared towards both genders, but come on, this is a show made for girls under 13.
This is pretty awesome.Link Man said:
the producer of the show has said that she wanted the show to be watchable by parents and from that it stood to reason that the show would be popular with animation fans [who are predominantely male].GruntOfAction said:I'm gonna go ahead and risk the flame war by bringing up this topic that has been on my mind for awhile...
What is so great about this show that people outside of the demographic are so interested in it? Is it one of those shows made for kids and to not bore the hell out of the parents stuck watching it (I.E. Phineas and Pherb)? And why are so many fans of the show male? I could understand a liking of a cartoon like Adventure Time because it's geared towards both genders, but come on, this is a show made for girls under 13.
or somethingUltimoo said:wish this show was called mai rittre waifu so people would stop pestering me about my likes. just an anime about teenage girls trying to get by
If you're interested in knowing why people like it give this a watch. Put bluntly, it's not just a show made for girls under 13.GruntOfAction said:I'm gonna go ahead and risk the flame war by bringing up this topic that has been on my mind for awhile...
What is so great about this show that people outside of the demographic are so interested in it? Is it one of those shows made for kids and to not bore the hell out of the parents stuck watching it (I.E. Phineas and Pherb)? And why are so many fans of the show male? I could understand a liking of a cartoon like Adventure Time because it's geared towards both genders, but come on, this is a show made for girls under 13.
Ultimoo said:wish this show was called my little car so people would stop pestering me about my likes. just a show about cars trying to get by, and defeating evil with magic and friendship.
Rickenslacker said:If you're interested in knowing why people like it give this a watch. Put bluntly, it's not just a show made for girls under 13.
GruntOfAction said:Ah, I had no idea the person behind PPG and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends was behind this show. Good to know. I guess you guys do have a good reason to watch it...
Carry on, pretend I was never here.
We're not here just for the minds behind the show, it is actually a very enjoyable program. Check out the 2 episodes from the new season, you may surprise yourself and enjoy it.GruntOfAction said:Ah, I had no idea the person behind PPG and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends was behind this show. Good to know. I guess you guys do have a good reason to watch it...
Carry on, pretend I was never here.
Wow. Just wow. That might be single greatest FiM fan-creation ever made so far. Well next to our game of course.judhudson said:
I know you might have left already, but I just figured I'd post a few quotes from a Lauren Faust interview.GruntOfAction said:I'm gonna go ahead and risk the flame war by bringing up this topic that has been on my mind for awhile...
What is so great about this show that people outside of the demographic are so interested in it? Is it one of those shows made for kids and to not bore the hell out of the parents stuck watching it (I.E. Phineas and Pherb)? And why are so many fans of the show male? I could understand a liking of a cartoon like Adventure Time because it's geared towards both genders, but come on, this is a show made for girls under 13.
17. Your body of work demonstrates a zeal for character-driven media. What have you seen in your career that compels you to champion and create this style of media, and why do you pursue your specific dreams and aspirations? In short, what does Lauren Faust hope to achieve - and leave behind?
I champion character-driven stories and humor because character-driven stuff is just what I like to watch and what I like to do. I think making your audience experience an emotional reaction is the core of good storytelling, and you cant evoke emotion without likable, relatable characters. Some shows focus on gags and written jokes and have an exclusive goal to get laughs, but I prefer comedy that has a sincere emotional core...and humor that comes from characters, not one-liners. Somehow, its just a bit of a strength I have.
My specific dreams are still to make great entertainment for girls. I just dont think theres enough truly good stuff out there for them, but I also have kind of selfish reasons. When I think of something I want to say or an experience I want to share, my ideas are usually innately feminine because Im female - and I refuse to believe that something being feminine by nature automatically means it isnt worthwhile. If I can put the tiniest dent in the perception that girly equals lame or for girls equals crappy, Ill be very satisfied.
22. Describe how the various media reports impacted your direction and outlook, if you would. At first, several outlets were noticeably caustic, owing either to insufficient information or simple misunderstandings. More recently, the level of positive coverage from the media has been trending sharply upward. What do you make of all the articles - both positive and negative - and why do you suppose that the general perception has changed, beyond simply increased exposure to the show?
When I accepted the job in the first place, I expected that the usual ew gross, girls! response was inevitable. I even expected that people would actively hate it without even watching it. So, when the first uninformed, unjustifiably negative articles surfaced, I was disappointed, of course - but not surprised. I just thought of the girls whod finally have a worthwhile cartoon to watch and tried not to worry about the folks we werent targeting. I knew (or at least I thought I knew) we wouldnt sway their biases no matter how great the show was.
30. Stepping back and viewing the larger picture, how do you perceive this show has shaken the stereotype of a young girls' show? Friendship is Magic is certainly a constructive step toward portraying that media in an intelligent and positive light, but a large stigma nevertheless persists. In your estimation, what's the next step - and what else must be done before that detrimental stereotype can begin to fade into irrelevancy?
I think the show may have opened the minds of a number of specific individuals, but I dont think its influence is really far reaching enough to make that big an impact - yet. Ill be curious to see how the attitudes of the young girls and boys who enjoy the show grow as they do. Perhaps having enjoyed the show will make them less resistant to similar content as they grow older, and perhaps it will inspire them to create similar things.
Next steps are just to continue in this direction. Networks and studios need to be willing to give feminine concepts a try, the people who can make this kind of stuff need to be given more chances, and audiences need to put their preconceived notions aside and give female content a try. They need to somehow let go of the idea that liking something feminine is belittling. I think that last one is the tallest order of them all.
That pony sure likes apples.Slamtastic said:
judhudson said:
How many tattoos of your favorite cartoon, tv show, or movie do you have?TenaciousNorth said:So has anybody here taken the full commitment and gotten a cutie mark tattoo?
I would never, ever live down getting diamonds tattooed on my butt. So nope.TenaciousNorth said:So has anybody here taken the full commitment and gotten a cutie mark tattoo?
Hey I dunno I think I could rock the Rainbow Dash markThnikkaman said:I would never, ever live down getting diamonds tattooed on my butt. So nope.
Thnikkaman said:I would never, ever live down getting diamonds tattooed on my butt. So nope.
But which one? I'm guessing Dash?Amibguous Cad said:I am so tempted
BatDan said:http://img.ponibooru.org/_images/85...ypinkamena_d iane_piepinkie_pievideo_game.jpg
I'd play that! (linked for size)
For some reason this made me think more of Rescue from Midnight Castle than it did FiM.PBalfredo said:http://img.ponibooru.org/_images/cf...y hardcore muscles spike twilight_sparkle.jpg
Concrete evidence that Spike is the bestin his own mind
Quoting myself for the new page because no-one replied before and hey, Firehead is paying for this TF2 server the least we could do is play on it. If tonight is now too short notice I guess we can replace the day with Thursday instead.OMG Aero said:I've been thinking about this and I think the easiest way to schedule a game would be to just pick a day and ask people if they can and what time they can play on that day.
So how about Wednesday? That's a good midpoint between the Saturday night games.
If anyone can play on Wednesday, what time would be good for you? And instead of posting the time in your time zone or trying to do a conversion choose your location (Or the closest one to you) and submit your time on this site then post the result URL, it makes it easier for everyone.
And if you can't play on Wednesday, what day would be better?
Personally, I could start playing at any time between 5pm and 11pm BST.
I've been reading this too. I'm only up to chapter 32 partly because I didn't want to rush it and reach a point where I was waiting for the next update and partly because I took a break to read It's a Dangerous Business (Which I finished last night and is well worth a read). I have to agree with how good it is too, it was probably the first one I started reading and it got me to start playing a Fallout game too (Although in my case it was New Vegas).PBalfredo said:Speaking of which, has anyone else been reading Fallout Equestria? I've been reading a lot of it recently (up to chapter 36) and I'm surprised how much I'm enjoying it. Normally with fanfiction, a decent fic would be one where I come out of it thinking "Well, I didn't cringe too much." But this is different. It's really is quite good. I'd sit down to read a bit and find myself thinking "just one more chapter". It's also inspired me to play through Fallout 3 again.
edit: Also, the common fan depiction of LittlePip is adorable
lol yeah. That was the first thing I though too. When I saw this on ponibooru, I needed to check the source to verify it's suppose to be spike and not just some DnD art that someone added a stripe and horn to the horse to make it Twilight.Amibguous Cad said:Spike looks like a dragonborn from 4e D&D
I'm on break this week so anytime is good for meOMG Aero said:Quoting myself for the new page because no-one replied before and hey, Firehead is paying for this TF2 server the least we could do is play on it. If tonight is now too short notice I guess we can replace the day with Thursday instead.
OMG Aero said:I've been reading this too. I'm only up to chapter 32 partly because I didn't want to rush it and reach a point where I was waiting for the next update and partly because I took a break to read It's a Dangerous Business (Which I finished last night and is well worth a read). I have to agree with how good it is too, it was probably the first one I started reading and it got me to start playing a Fallout game too (Although in my case it was New Vegas).
We need more people to use this server. Firehead set it up for us to have good, private, games with and we shouldn't let that go to waste.OMG Aero said:Quoting myself for the new page because no-one replied before and hey, Firehead is paying for this TF2 server the least we could do is play on it. If tonight is now too short notice I guess we can replace the day with Thursday instead.