well actually no, it annoys me when people don't agree with me that she's a big jerk! otherwise, I have no problem with her trolling I guess.Uchip said:it really annoys you?
I think kids would find it amusing
Ultimoo said:well actually no, it annoys me when people don't agree with me that she's a big jerk! otherwise, I have no problem with her trolling I guess.
Twilight is also very naive too.DrForester said:See, the problem is that Twilight likes her, and I'm more inclined to take her word over yours.
Uchip said:the rabbit could also be called an asshole if you made a correlation to reality
DrForester said:See, the problem is that Twilight likes her, and I'm more inclined to take her word over yours.
McNum said:Wasn't what Twilight's variant of the Elements of Harmony slightly different than what Celestia used? Celestia hit Nightmare Moon with the elements themselves. Used by the most powerful magic user in the world, it should be no problem for Celestia to create the magic spark that ignites them and forms the Rainbow of Light.
Twilight, on the other hoof, failed to activate the elements. She had the power, no doubt, but she lacked the talent. That and the elements themselves were destroyed by Nightmare Moon when she faced Twilight. What Twilight used, instead, was the Spirits of the Elements of Harmony. And the spark to ignite them wasn't Magic, it was Friendship. While I'm not an expert on Unicorn magic, I'd say that swapping out the catalyst in a magic spell should have a big effect on the outcome. The Rainbow of Light Twilight made was Friendship incarnate, not magic.
And what happens when you fire a beam of Friendship incarnate against a foe whose armor is made from bitterness and loneliness? As Pokémon would say: "It's Super-Effective!" That's why Luna was unharmed, despite her Nightmare Moon armor being torn to pieces after the attack. Because of a small, but significant change in the makeup of the Rainbow of Light.
Also, just to use something from the show to back this all up, take a look at the two on screen uses of the Elements of Harmony. When Twilight uses it, it's a full rainbow. Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple. But the one used by Celestia in the prologue is only has five colors. It's missing the Purple. Was Celestia using an incomplete version? (Or is my colorblindness fooling me?) Did Celestia substitute herself in as Magic? Could explain why she ended up with a rainbow mane from it.
careksims said:They wanted it. Here it is. Used Twilight jumping animation for this.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a126/careksims/BelleHypecolor.gif
CHEEZMO said:Why does my nose look fucked up?
:/
Edit: That's an all-round terrible pic of me. Mid-action shot.
After reviewing the evidence, I have to agree with this. My reasoning comes from something Celestia says to Luna after she had been defeated.DrForester said:I don't think it's odd to think she used it in the same way Twilight did.
McNum said:What Twilight used, instead, was the Spirits of the Elements of Harmony. And the spark to ignite them wasn't Magic, it was Friendship. While I'm not an expert on Unicorn magic, I'd say that swapping out the catalyst in a magic spell should have a big effect on the outcome. The Rainbow of Light Twilight made was Friendship incarnate, not magic.
And what happens when you fire a beam of Friendship incarnate against a foe whose armor is made from bitterness and loneliness? As Pokémon would say: "It's Super-Effective!" That's why Luna was unharmed, despite her Nightmare Moon armor being torn to pieces after the attack. Because of a small, but significant change in the makeup of the Rainbow of Light.
Myke Greywolf said:What we can do, is compile a list of Celestia's possible covert prankster antics, and score them according to prank likeliness:
Episodes 1-2, "Friendship is Magic"
- Having Twilight go to Ponyville under the pretext of "making friends", when her real goal was to gather the "Elements of Harmony". Myke's Likeliness Score: 100% (it's canon)
- Deliberately disappearing by her own volition during the Summer Sun Celebration to set the stage for Nightmare Moon's appearance, Twilight and company's quest, and the confrontation at the old castle, reappearing when her sister had already been brought to her knees. MLS: 50% (it's possible because Nightmare Moon never mentions Celestia's absence)
careksims said:Someone asking for it.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a126/careksims/bellekickamagazinerack1.jpg
Belle kicking a magazine rack.
careksims said:Someone asking for it.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a126/careksims/bellekickamagazinerack1.jpg
Belle kicking a magazine rack.
Uchip said:...or its just a simple prankster archetype
the MLP fandom would be less weird to me if people liked the show for what it is
and not making it out to be something else entirely
...does that game informer cover have a pony with an assassin's creed hood on?careksims said:Someone asking for it.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a126/careksims/bellekickamagazinerack1.jpg
Belle kicking a magazine rack.
How About No said:Wasn't it docpan (multiple totally-fake rage stories with absolutely no followup on any guy) who spawned the magazine rack meme?
In that case we need one of Belle Eve running down a staircase to yell at a guy stepping out of an elevator.
AdawgDaFAB said:Eventually turned into:
http://i.imgur.com/8zeWr.gif
Ookami-kun said:Yeah, this is the same problem I have against the fandom in general - it's almost as bad as the Evangelion nutballs (though thankfully MLP actually a good show). I just hate it when fans like to dig deeper.
I especially even LOATHE the "Trixie is misunderstood" bullshit.
Amibguous Cad said:Crackpot fanon is the best part of fandoms!
I mean, I know damn well that tyrant Celestia is completely non-cannocial and the only evidence for Trollestia is the pretty flimsy stuff about Filomena and the Gala, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to talk about
why do you find it weird that people interpret characters differently?Ookami-kun said:I've seen fans think those things are true, and are digging deeper than what is needed.
you're right, people should stop having fun.Ookami-kun said:I've seen fans think those things are true, and are digging deeper than what is needed.
Pandaman said:you're right, people should stop having fun.
Uchip said:hey hey hey
evangelion is a classic, no matter how insane it is
you laugh at me for wanting a MLP LoL skin. you're just a mean person.Uchip said:hes not saying that lol
I for one am having fun laughing at some of the extremities some of the fans take it
Ultimoo said:you laugh at me for wanting a MLP LoL skin. you're just a mean person.
Ultimoo said:you must have done something awesome, I want a cool tag!
Brother! *ponyhugs*Uchip said:I got trolled by anime nerds
wasnt worth it
Pandaman said:Brother! *ponyhugs*
Ultimoo said:why do you find it weird that people interpret characters differently?
Uchip said:hey hey hey
evangelion is a classic, no matter how insane it is
isnt that sort of the entire point? if it doesn't plausibly fit the available data, its not a different interpretation, its just wrong. if it does fit, its no more untrue than your own interpretation of Celestia as motherly monarch.Ookami-kun said:There's different interpretations, and then there's believing it is actually true.
What would be the point of arguing in favor of your interpretation if you didn't believe it was true? ;POokami-kun said:There's different interpretations, and then there's believing it is actually true.
Pandaman said:isnt that sort of the entire point? if it doesn't plausibly fit the available data, its not a different interpretation, its just wrong. if it does fit, its no more untrue than your own interpretation of Celestia as motherly monarch.
your position reeks of 'i don't like this, so its wrong and you're going too far'.