SrFrog

Doesn't get much better than the intro for The Transformers, 80's that is. Though y'know, I do appreciate a whole lot of the giant robot intros for some reason. Wonder why that is...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy6_jqHKcTI

I'm so sorry, but you're gonna hate me for this one...

Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2:

God, I just can't help liking those crappy jrpg's that are released every once in a while. I suppose this was better than average for that, but still the shame is there.

That would be what they call in the business, "jumping the shark".

So no, just because they can doesn't mean they should. Hell, their formula has been working perfectly up to this point, so this idea just screams desperation from every angle you see it.

Just cu'z the show ends, doesn't mean the fandom will stop oozing all of that creativity. As long as there's people aiming to develop skills, the fandom will continue to survive past that point. So y'now, I'd like to stick around to see some of that stuff.

Apparently reggae runs in the family, which is great for Damian Marley. Just listening to this every once in a while? Yeah, that will get you into some mellow mood.

Harry Potter, I've always found both the premise and mythos of the series really boring. It's not like I didn't give the thing a chance, but in the end I still felt like it was the dumbest thing ever.

Other than that, basically everything that people say you should watch.

I wouldn't say Howard Stern made bronies look bad. Because let's be honest, we did that ourselves on that interview. He's a shock jock what do you expect? He's not gonna sugarcoat that stuff if it get's him more listeners.

It doesn't get more epic than the Legend of Zelda theme, maybe Mario's but it's not quite there. I have only played one game in the series, but for something that started in the NES it's quite good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWiKB0ZqfFA

I'd like to see another Rayman game like they used to have, those damn rabbits ruined that franchise. It's was about the next best platform aside from Mario.

Secondly, Final Fantasy needs to return to it's roots if it want's to survive during the next generation of games. Cuz' the way it's going, it's not going to last very long on nostalgia alone.

Shaq Fu, and honestly from a first hand experience it was as bad as everyone said it would. Got it, mostly it was the controls that ruined this otherwise forgettable gaming experience. Maybe it was Batman Beyond, I don't remember at this point.

Yes! a sweater, I knew it all from the beginning...

It's fine though, because it's still more than what I used to get, that being nothing. Plus, there's still the fact that I prefer the Christmas food over the gift themselves.

Lucky for me, the local comic shop still had some by the time I went for my copy. Yeah though, in spirit it feels a whole lot more mature than the show has ever felt. Now that my friends, is how you take a series like this to the next level of awesomeness.

Damn, does that bring back good memories of those days...

Every once in a while I'll boot up a PSone game on the PS3, just to listen to that little tune. Talking about boot up screens, my favorite is still the one for the Neogeo and I've never even played that console.

Man, that reminds me of the time I actually found 300$ on a parking lot. At the time I thought it was the greatest thing ever! yet, I still spent it on crap. Magazines, games & burgers? looking back at those times, I really should of spent it in a more constructive way.

Basically what Zygen said...

For a cartoon that's character driven, it'd be difficult to develop a male character when the main audience can't relate. They could try to appeal to them, but there's always the chance that the viewers won't buy into those changes.

Like Venus...

Bart has his defects, still at times it just seems like he's the one grounded on reality the most and that's great. A long time ago, I could've said the same about the rest of the characters, but at the present moment they are mostly caricatures of what they used to be.

I don't care either way, but that's something difficult to do when the main target audience lacks an attention span. If they ever come to that, to the very least they should follow the example of Adventure Time. Keeping the overarching storylines to a minimal in-between episodes, and than capitalizing.

I still remember the last game I played on the original Playstation, Digimon World 3. It might of been antiquated at that point, but damn it's the simplicity that made that game. There's also the fact that it played a lot like any other Pokemon game.

That's quite a long soundtrack for a PSX game, and my choice want that easy. It was between Metal Gear, Castlevania or Final Fantasy soundtracks, but I just had to go with Final Fantasy for the better experience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AePhn9HPxag

I still want to see something regarding Applejacks parents, but maybe the comic will get to that eventually. Also, I don't think I'd mind some more exploration of the other locations in their world...

(Trixie, because I'm selfish like that)

In one of my smartest moves, I finally decided to take some art and language courses. I've actually been waiting for some time to take those classes, but my apathy can be my worst enemy at times. This might of been about my best year so far, now that I think about it.

Cronos by Guillermo del Toro and in definition, It's a psychological thriller more than anything else. If you enjoy a good horror film, than this is it right here, but the subtitles might be a turn off for some.

She felt sorry for what she did, the CMC were sorry for what they did. All but Diamond Tiara were sorry for what they did, so why even keep the subject alive. All this does in the end is prove that a bunch of cartoon ponies would make better human beings.

Not many people use horses for transportation nowadays, so I don't see much harm on some competition. Except maybe horse races, but that's a whole different story.

Having spent some time in a place where the only method of transportation was an equine, it wasn't so bad. Well, as long as you got used to the lingering smell of manure being everywhere. So y'know, I had to get used to them real quick to even stand that place.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess...

As much I tend to dislike some of the clop and gore, I wouldn't necessarily call it a complete disrespect. People might tend to have strange ways to appreciate their affection sometimes, but does that put them in the wrong? not entirely. After all, they do spend time creating amazing works sometimes, like it or not.