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No problem! I can see it now, so no worries. It's great

ahhhhh Wubsy!! Your style is so so adorable how did I miss your thread before? <3

I love this so much~ She's by far one of my favorite characters in the entire show! <3

@The Traveler Pony Awww, I can't seem to see it.

This is super cool! Your linework is fantastic and the soft light is very well done. <3

Oooh nice! I've taken a few Mary Sue tests very similar to this but they were quite long and arduous to power through. This was nothing close to that and I appreciate providing such a quick and easy MS test at my disposal. 9 - for a main protagonist in my personal series that revolves around their extraordinary will to mediate other's struggles. Tried very hard to mix and match amazing qualities with perfectly relatable settings, flaws, character development, and skillsets. I wanted to preserve their talents over their many redesigns and rehashes so that the series would still maintain powerful messages. I've roleplayed them before with different plotlines but I strayed away from discrepancies of the like. 6 - for ponysona I try to incorporate in RP contexts that revolve around secret organizations/underground operations. I'm naturally drawn to said RPs since they are of pretty big interest- they're the only "character shortcut" I can derive from your questions that makes RPing more enjoyable for me. I'm pretty proud with my results! I've always loved a little spice and fantasy in characters. OCs are hardly new territory for me, being that I aspire to get into the animation medium, done quite a bit of research on talented/fantastic writing execution, and garnered info on successful series pitch bibles and what exactly makes a strong series or character stand out. I could try a round with my OCs that are almost always featured in slice of life settings/plots out of curiosity haha... although, I'm sure they'll get lower scores. Big MS-esque flaws/characteristics do tend to be fantasy themed.

Hey, @chaosprincess While posting your topic within the confines of our 'Video Fan Art' OH subforum was appropriate, we segregate fan art content that is merely posted for display and fan art content that directly requests assistance. 'Video Creative Resources' is what you were looking for.

Hey, @ndogmario We have a fan video section here in Octavia's Hall that better appropriates your topic's context. Thus, I have taken the liberty into relocating to 'Video Fan Art', where we categorize pony videos created and shared by our own userbase.

GinjaNinja's my favorite

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Welcome to our community! My PC broke recently too rip- seems to be a bandwagon. I at first wasn't so lenient on making home here and dang, a few years later I've befriended so many wonderful people and I made it all the way to staff. It's a funny world. People here are amazingly nice and supportive so don't worry a bit about asking for help. Any questions or concerns in mind and you can totally shoot em' my way. Discussions about MLP:FiM is never a disappointment here, trust me. It's by far the best brony forum I've been apart of.

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Thanks Wubsy for showing me this topic fff I've been a Miraculous Ladybug fan for over a year now. The dynamics for each of the protagonists was pitched to be atypical and stray away from generic western superhero and magical girl stereotypes- which is essentially the two art mediums the show was heavily inspired from. Adrien and Marinette are very relatable. For each of their persona, interesting and unique dynamics are introduced at a comfortable pace to thicken the plot as the series goes on. You watch them get to know each other and grow more at ease with their dual identities. They have ying yang symbolism- Adrien is the careful, reserved, and introverted counterpart to Marinette's clumsy, outgoing and assertive civilian attitude. When Adrien transforms into Chat Noir, it liberates him from his responsibilities as the son of a renowned fashion designer while Marinette, self-proclaimed ordinary girl really gets a taste of true responsibility from being Ladybug, the hero of Paris. It's aimed at kids and it's goofy but the show pays extreme attention to detail. As you start to understand their setting and background more, you really start to feel for the characters. I'd recommend at least giving it a try- especially the later episodes.

We'll get along super well <3 Welcome welcome! This is just about the most welcoming pony forum I've been apart of to date. I first approached this website much like you did and the community made me want to settle down and make home here in the brony fandom! Everyone here is so nice trust me, and the discussion is fantastic~ Hope to see you around~