Hmm, it'll do.RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
Hmm, it'll do.RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
I hereby elect you president of good taste.RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
meltingparappa said:I hereby elect you president of good taste.
Ultimoo said:scootaloo is terrible, stop showing her. D:
You are a very cool person.RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
3. Spitfire
4. Everyone else
hahahaOMG Aero said:The only good thing about Scootaloo is FTH's avatar.
>:IUltimoo said:scootaloo is terrible, stop showing her. D:
chickens and ponies, who would have thunk it. to be fair, I don't dislike scootaloo specifically, I just don't like CMC. I'm just a CMC hater I guess.Dai101 said:I' didn't know this was a thread about chickens
A+RomanticHeroX said:I think I'm finally ready to make a pony list
1. Rainbow Dash
2. Scootaloo
4. Everyone else
A one dimensional character, we already have enough of those with Rainbow Dash in the mane cast.ChuckNoLuck said:What's your problem with Spitfire?
Dai101 said:I' didn't know this was a thread about chickens
No problem with her, except Dash is already 20000% cooler than any of the wonderbolts. I think number 3 is too good for a character with 30 seconds of screentime.ChuckNoLuck said:What's your problem with Spitfire?
Season 2 thread title should be:2th said:Scootaloo. Scoot scoot Scootaloo.
Because it's good and we enjoy it.KaotikMind said:OK may I ask you guys a question? What makes you guys think this show is more than a little kids show for girls?
I watched the first 3 episodes, I was curious as to why there was so much love for it from grown men. And honestly there's nothing wrong with the show, it is a show clearly aimed at prepubescent girls who wil buy toys of ponies to brush their hair and shit. Nothing about it shows any reason why anything but little girls would watch it. It seems like its entirely directed at them which is fine, that's the demographic they are going for and I understand that. But you guys obsessing over it is just baffling.
Someone please try to explain why they watch and discuss little girl shows on the internet?
Same reason any other show aimed at children get discussed on GAF I guess.KaotikMind said:Someone please try to explain why they watch and discuss little girl shows on the internet?
CHEEZMO said:Because it's good and we enjoy it.
Same reason any other show aimed at children get discussed on GAF I guess.
KaotikMind said:OK may I ask you guys a question? What makes you guys think this show is more than a little kids show for girls?
I watched the first 3 episodes, I was curious as to why there was so much love for it from grown men. And honestly there's nothing wrong with the show, it is a show clearly aimed at prepubescent girls who wil buy toys of ponies to brush their hair and shit. Nothing about it shows any reason why anything but little girls would watch it. It seems like its entirely directed at them which is fine, that's the demographic they are going for and I understand that. But you guys obsessing over it is just baffling.
Someone please try to explain why they watch and discuss little girl shows
KaotikMind said:derp derp derp ...(idiotic nonsense contines.)
Someone please try to explain why they watch and discuss little girl shows on the internet?
KaotikMind said:I was looking for a more thorough answer.
If you care about animation, the main thing you should know is that this show may be considered the spiritual successor to "Powerpuff Girls" and "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends".
Everybody knows that MLP is geared at little girls, and the main objective of the animated shows has always been to advertise the line of toys, by shoving as many colorful ponies in saccharine situations down the viewer's throats as possible.
Enter Lauren Faust. Driven by her love of the franchise and by her dedication to her quest to create girl-oriented entertainment that can be enjoyed by everyone, she jumped at this opportunity to bring some credibility to the MLP animated franchise, something considered almost impossible due to decades of neglect by Hasbro.
Picking up cues from her experience on her previous shows, she endeavored to bring into MLP:FiM the following admirable features:
- A compact cast of easily identifiable, likeable characters, following certain archetypes but with surprisingly multi-layered personalities.
- A world with well-defined rules and mythology.
- Simple but well-written stories revolving around the theme of "friendship". This may seem somewhat limiting, but allows for relateable and realistic conflict between characters that can be resolved within the 22 minutes of each episode.
- Excellent voice acting for every. Single. Character.
- Extremely appealing character designs and surprisingly fluid and detailed flash animation, particularly for character expressions.
- Great comedy sense, with cartoon wackiness mixed in with surprising references to other shows and popular culture (nothing too obtrusive, don't worry).
- Morals that are transmitted in a way that doesn't feel like getting hit with a stick in the head, and that apply to adults as well as children.
- A lack of the cynicism that seems to infect most pop culture these days. This is a genuinely good-natured show, and a welcomed change of climate to those tired of the rudeness and nastiness that is pervasive in almost everything we see on TV.
All of these factors should be enough to persuade any reasonable animation fan who can overcome an hypothetical aversion to the color pink to give MLP:FiM a shot, and maybe come out surprised at liking a show aimed at young girls and featuring talking ponies.
Pandaman said:
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I have no shopping skills.Ultimoo said:lol shouldn't you use pandaman's post instead of the one I made with Y2Kev?
Another thing I would add is that it has a very well done musical score. The songs At the Gala and Art of the Dress are inspired by Broad Way musicals.Pankaks said:The OP has a decent explanation:
OH THE GRAND GALLOPING GALA!Calpain said:Another thing I would add is that it has a very well done musical score. The songs At the Gala and Art of the Dress are inspired by Broad Way musicals.
I still get Winter Wrap Up stuck in my head every so often and it has been weeks since I've seen the episode that song is in.
Ultimoo said:why am I watching cartoons, they're clearly aimed at little kids. why do you think this show is aimed at little girls again? because it has ponies and is colourful? lol.
ChuckNoLuck said:umad.gif
- A compact cast of easily identifiable, likeable characters, following certain archetypes but with surprisingly multi-layered personalities.
- A world with well-defined rules and mythology.
- Simple but well-written stories revolving around the theme of "friendship". This may seem somewhat limiting, but allows for relateable and realistic conflict between characters that can be resolved within the 22 minutes of each episode.
- Excellent voice acting for every. Single. Character.
- Extremely appealing character designs and surprisingly fluid and detailed flash animation, particularly for character expressions.
- Great comedy sense, with cartoon wackiness mixed in with surprising references to other shows and popular culture (nothing too obtrusive, don't worry).
- Morals that are transmitted in a way that doesn't feel like getting hit with a stick in the head, and that apply to adults as well as children.
- A lack of the cynicism that seems to infect most pop culture these days. This is a genuinely good-natured show, and a welcomed change of climate to those tired of the rudeness and nastiness that is pervasive in almost everything we see on TV.
Whogie said:
Fluttershy first is a bit disappointing (can't say I disagree with it) but at least Pinkie Pie beat Rainbow Dash. All in the world is right! Also, Luna beating Applejack, LOL. Substitute Luna for Applejack ASAP please. Wait, she beat Rarity too? SOMETHING IS WRONG IN THE WORLD.ChuckNoLuck said:
KaotikMind said:Yep, don't get it.
ChuckNoLuck said:Ok everypony. No more humoring this arrogant fuck with replies to his bullshit.
Ultimoo said:If you think that the ponies look generic and the animation doesn't look great, then we'll have to agree to disagree on that one. Also, the humor is about the ridiculousness of the situations and the characters, kinda like Toy Story. Toy Story is aimed at little kids, but adults seem to enjoy it, why? Honestly, I could break down any cartoon I dislike in the same way by ignoring it's merits.