The Coffee Pony

Obviously not but both would be great. I honestly don't know where the Bratz comparison is coming from. Toyline, absolutely but the movies? Not a chance.

Unfortunately looks like we're not getting one after all and it was a translation error. It's a shame, I liked Equestria Girls and Rainbow Rocks was really REALLY good. I think a show based around it would be fun!

Even in real life there are those who, in some people's point of view, would look out of place.

CIVIL WAR!?!?...Oh dear god, no...Just no, man!

ME!!!!! Nah, it was really Celestia though it was a burden and she can't dream walk like Luna.

Yep...Tree shipping! Yeah, that's going right up there on the weirdness scale next to the episode "Pizza Face" from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012! This only makes it a harsh moment! Typical Japan!

Forgive me on the whole DLC thing, I should have clarified on it. I don't have a problem with all DLC, if you are making it to expand the game, that's fine. I should use Alien Isolation as an example, I saw the DLC and from what I read up on the main game, you're playing as Ripley's Daughter and she's searching for her mother with this crew she's gathered and a Xenomorph got on board and is hunting her and her crew down and in the DLC you're playing as Ripley and are playing out the events of the original Alien film, making it an expansion pack. That's fine! You want to make some new content after you have made the game? That's fine. What I take issue with is Day One DLC in which you proved that you just carved up the game to turn around and sell to us (in the cases of Asura's Wrath and Final Fantasy XIII-2, THE GAME'S ENDING!!) and On Disk DLC in which you've already bought you're copy of the game but you have to pay to unlock all the content on that disk WHICH YOU OWN! That's a scummy move! That's conning people out of money. Also: I consider this a second Dark Age, 1982 - 1985 was a really bad time for gaming with the glut of crappy games, the lack of regulations we have today in the industry, and the glut of consoles that were also out at the time. Though even some of that's repeating itself in the Indie Game market with the glut of crappy games like Air Control, Day One: Garry's Mod Incident, Garbage Truck Simulator, Island Light and all these other Youtube Fodder and Joke Simulator games that keep popping up on Steam though mainly this is Valve's screw-up with the lack of quality control. Though don't get me wrong there are plenty of good indie games it's just that Steam Greenlight just really needs some quality control or should be removed (which Valve already plans on doing). I have the same opinion on Early Access, games should be at least in a good playable state before being put up on steam (Example: Verdun). Same with AAA games, there's good AAA titles however the industry is just doing some really REALLY crappy practices and it's those practices that are going to harm the industry rather than the games themselves.