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I think bronies just want to make everything 20% cooler, and there you have it: a myriad of pony crossovers. I think the crossovers are awesome, and can help assimilate people into bronydom. Your friend who likes LoL might see that art and think "Dang, ponies are pretty cool" and then boom.. captured.

One of my favorite episodes. I really like how this episode was about jealousy amongst friends. It happens quite often in real life, and makes this episode very relatable to viewers.

Yeah, but that's a part that doesn't relate to the mlp fandom, so don't worry I'm not implying anything. I'd love to hear the robot thing you have to say though

I think I'd die of cuteness overload right there on the spot. Seriously, Fluttershy is probably the cutest thing I've ever seen.

VERY MINOR SPOILERS FOR THE BOOK/MOVIE FIGHT CLUB BELOW. DO NOT READ IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO READ SPOILERS FOR THE BOOK/MOVIE. For those of you who have read or seen Fight Club, have you all ever noticed the similarities between the book/movie and the mlp fandom? When I was first discovering everything about the mlp fandom, I couldn't help but think of Fight Club, and here is why: You don't talk about fight club: Many bronies are "in the closet" (as much as I hate the term), and are unwilling to divulge their identity as a brony. This was the first similarity I noticed, as I realized that anyone I know could be a brony, just like how anyone you meet in the Fight Club universe could very well be a member of Fight Club. Fight Club became so much more than what it initially was: Pretty much the same thing goes for My Little Pony. The brony phenomenon was a shock to the writers. They wanted to make a more sophisticated rendition of the '80s cartoon, and not only did they accomplish that with flying colors, they were also able to reel in a gargantuan male audience. Members of Fight Club notice other members of Fight Club in society from their scars: You can say the same thing about brony apparel. It seems that some bronies prefer to wear more subtle brony apparel, so their bronydom can only be identified by other bronies. References work as well. A Panda Express worker once dropped a mlp reference in response to my order, and it just goes to show that anyone we see in society could be a brony. Fight Club helps people cope with stress: People joined Fight Club to get away from their everyday lives. It seems that ponies make people happy, and one of the reasons why people watch it is because it helps them forget about their hardships. The community has also helped people with life problems. In fact, some have even stated that the show saved their lives. The members of Fight Club scoff at the image of the quintessential "man": There is a scene in the movie where the narrator and Tyler Durden are in a bus, looking at ads displaying underwear models. The narrator then says "Is that what a man looks like?" It seems that anything a man does which differs from the social norm is considered outlandish and weird. So just because one is a male means he cannot enjoy a well-made show meant for little girls? People should be able to openly enjoy what they truly like, regardless of gender. Bronies are showing the world what a fallacy masculinity really is. The members of Fight Club are extremely dedicated: In Fight Club, the members are completely dedicated to their cause. There is a scene in the movie where a group of people seeking to be recruited wait out in front of the main character's house for days on end. Many bronies are extremely dedicated to the fandom, as they dedicate numerous hours each and every day toward contributing amazing fan art, fan fiction, fan music, etc. Now, not everything about Fight Club is similar to the mlp fandom. We are not set out on wreaking havoc, for example. Nevertheless, you have to admit that the similarities I listed are very noticeable. I'm sure I missed some, so feel free to post more similarities you noticed.

I'd kill for an mlp soundtrack. The music was one of the reasons why I decided to watch the show. (My friend linked me Smile Smile Smile and I found it undeniably catchy.) But yeah, I'd totally buy the soundtrack

That cider episode was totally sadistic toward RD. But yeah, it seems like RD is just a huge fan of cider. Who can blame her? The Apple family cider is supposed to be really good, after all.

I liked Twilight much more as a unicorn. One of the most appealing perks of mlp imo is how relatable the characters are, and now it's a lot harder to relate to Twilight (with her being a princess and all). It was nice how Twilight was incredibly smart and talented, without a princess title or wings to show it. I also liked how the mane 6 were all equal to one another, and now it seems that Twilight is above the rest. I'm still having a hard time adjusting to the change, as I still picture her as a cute little unicorn pony.

Dang, yeah. I just realized how much people would need to watch a movie in order for it to be successful at the box office. Even if every brony went out and saw it, there would still need to be a crapload of non-brony viewers in order for it to become a high grossing movie.

I think mlp would be a huge hit at the box office. Pretty much every brony would go see it (which would also be a convenient and cool way to meet bronies irl). However, I feel like an mlp movie would be kinda unnecessary. Good TV shows should just stick to being good TV shows.