StarSwirlTheBearded

Voted for Trenderhoof, Cranky, Coco, and Fleur. Not like I have any strong feels for them though. The final will be Coco Pommel vs Cheese Sandwich, with Coco annihilating Cheese. We'll probably get to see Coco vs Maud Pie (Maud FTW) in the semis, which will be absolutely brutal. The other semifinal will probably be Cheese vs Flash Sentry, which could be harsh as well. Sombra will narrowly be defeated by Maud in the second round. Unless, of course, I'm understanding this wrong.

I voted 2/5 ("I didn't like it") I am the 1.89% Brohoof to Ghostie for having the guts to hate it.

Seeing that Twilight doesn't like all of the attention now...

Just like everyone else here, I'd order them to be free.

The road to Pinkiecorn in the S6 finale begins. If books determine princesshood, Rainbow will probably become a princess at the end of S5.

That episode was bad. Next time, I think I won't watch it live.

"How are we going to get through the crowd?" How about flying there? And the dog could've just plowed through.

The rusty pie tin is worth every cent of the farm.

Being my first live episode, the kids commercials are endless.

Here comes the Rarijack scene

It begins. This is the first episode that I've watched live.

Since I am rather new and not open about being a brony, my answers won't be quite as complete. Anyways, here are my responses: I am a high school student in my teens. In school, I'm a very good student. Unfortunately, I have no more than a dozen friends at a time, with many people hating me. I am a guy, and like most bronies, I am straight. Last November. I knew about the bronies for at least three months before that, and it took me another two months after watching that episode to become a brony. It's overall a good show. I don't know why, it just is. A brony is a fan of My Little Pony: FIM that does not fit in the target demographic (girls, probably 5-10 years old). I've never told anyone that I'm a brony. However, there are lots of stories of that sort around the forums and across the internet. There is lots of variety in the community. While there are many stereotype bronies (fat neckbeards that live in their mother's basement), there are people who are the opposite, like myself. I've never been to a meetup. I enjoy being in contact with the community since it's just more people to talk to. They are always interesting and supportive. In regards to the second part of the question. I currently hide my interest in MLP (usually called a closet brony) because almost everyone I know has something against MLP, and I used to hate the bronies (commonly called anti-bronies or haters). It's overall a good show with a good story and good morals (not all bronies follow them though). The bronies tend to be very vocal about the fandom, which helps it spread, along with the hatred for it. As I've said before, I've never told anyone about being a brony. I'd say that a lot of people that are bronies are strange and obsessed, as is stereotypical. Despite that, by no means is that group the majority, and all sorts of people consider themselves bronies. Although MLP is for little girls, it does not promote homosexuality, as the anti-bronies makes it out to be. I'd suggest watching an episode. Although it isn't for everyone, you may be surprised and end up becoming a brony yourself. I wish you luck on the assignment!