Dark Qiviut
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- Birthday 04/10/1987
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Anyone up for a treat for Hilda's upcoming season? Hilda's VA, Bella Ramsey, wrote and sung a song, called The Life of Hilda. Both she and the official Hilda YT page uploaded it in music video form, and it's gonna appear sometime in S2.
From Ramsey's Instagram:
QuoteDuring the recording of Hilda season two, Dave Peacock @peacock_sound suggested as a joke that I wrote a song with ‘I’m Hilda and I don’t learn from my mistakes’ as the starring line. And of course - I did 🙃 I recorded this version of Hilda singing her song at home over lockdown, I couldn’t believe it when the team wanted to use it. Here’s the beautiful music video they created to accompany ‘The Life Of Hilda’ hope you enjoy 🌇 Thank you @hildatheseries 🍄
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@TheAnimationFanatic She really does have great singing range. And the song is like the series itself: cozy and heartwarming.
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Your least favorite\worst antagonists
Dark Qiviut replied to Rushing cash's topic in FiM Show Discussion
Well, since Sunset Shimmer isn't here, my pick goes to The Storm King. Out of all the villains in the main canon, he's the least memorable. Garble takes the cake just for his appearance in Dragon Quest as a stereotypical bully. Dragons like him broke the dragon lore in the show so badly that WildBrain barely sniffed at the idea of dragon biology until four years later. (He was better in Gauntlet & Shadow Play, but they don't remove DQ's vile stench. ) -
Fluttershy, never stop being cute. ——— https://www.deviantart.com/imalou/art/Gulp-857809184
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Her fright is a lot more than mere wimpiness. She has to overcome a phobia that literally affects everything about her and around her, whether it's her ability to connect to others or obstacles that literally trigger her stage fright. It took several seasons for her to finally break through and become self-assuring.
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RIP, Prowse.
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D'awwwww, isn't Dash cute?
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Dashie's awesomeness is cute. Link. ^__^
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The fandom doesn't deny the credit everyone else from DHX deserved over its ten-year run. Larson, AKR, Renzetti, Haber, Big Jim, Dubuc, and so many others really helped develop the show, its characters, lore, etc. FIM was a total team effort that never lost its mojo. However, Faust also deserves a whole lotta credit. Hasbro asked her to help turn MLP into something worth watching, and her vision of a high-quality, family-friendly cartoon that did not talk down to young girls became fulfilled.
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This moment near the end of Episode 2 from Hilda the Series is one of the most heartwarming in western animation.
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Twilight and Spike: Who needs who more?
Dark Qiviut replied to FlareGun45's topic in FiM Show Discussion
I think it's equal. As Twilight grew and became groomed to lead Equestria, Spike became more independent and sure of himself. Twilight's studiousness is balanced by Spike's ability to keep track of things and maintain stability. Conversely, Princess Twilight cannot manage the kingdom alone; Spike understands the nuances of the Magic of Friendship just as equally as she does, therefore breaking through barriers across cultures, lands, establishing new relations, and maintaining old ones. -
Representation matters. Kim Ng, the first female GM in the history of the Four Major Sports (and the first Asian American GM in MLB), is the most overqualified first-year general manager in Major League history. She was an assistant GM for Brian Cashman and the Yankees, Nick Coletti and the Dodgers, the commissioner's office, you name it. She's one of the best execs throughout baseball and should've been hired as General Manager fifteen years ago! About time a team gives her a chance! Thank you, Miami Marlins, for hiring her, shattering the glass ceiling, and forever opening the avenue that girls and women can lead in sports' front office!
