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It doesn't suck, but it definitely doesn't do a great job of representing the show, which is kind of the job of a theme song.

Hmm, nope. I have chosen to keep it strictly within the family and like contemporaries... Though I will defend it if necessary.

I'm thinking a microphone, because I have a decently good bass voice. I'm pretty good at singing and speaking with it.

Yes, they know. It's not something I make a terribly big deal of, and neither do they. Mom is fine with it, and dad says that if the show has good writing it makes sense I would like it. My parents and I have always been pretty close, though, so I can see others having difficulties...

Never was much into "everypony", even when talking about ponies I just use "everyone". Ponies in the comics do it, after all. ...And yeah, to avoid general awkwardness, I would just avoid ponytalk around the public at large.

Before we even address what it would be about, we must answer the one-word question: Why? People like the show as it is, and the Flash animation works wonderfully with the show. Changing it would alienate many fans. And what would be added from live action? People? Seems a bit odd, given a human universe already exists in the poniverse, how do you explain that? Live action has already been shown by Cheese Sandwich and Pinkie Pie in Pinkie Pride, so it would take an undue amount of explanation to explain why everything is suddenly CGI. A CGI-Live Action blend works best in bombastic superhero stories, as the Marvel movies can testify. It allows for the realism and fantasy of comics to come to life. While that combination works great for them, I don't think realism (of the art style, I mean) is something that the My Little Pony creators want in a movie.

Myself, I like it primarily for the subtle, clever humor. The sort of gags you have to look at the background to find, or listen closely, or think about implications of what they say. The awesome fanbase, good songs, cute ponies and smooooooth animation are just sweet bonuses sweeter than most shows' primary draw.

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY. They got the makings. Rarity can play a mean keytar, and Twilight or Pinkie Pie would handle the crazed operatics well... Though it's true Fluttershy would probably be out of a job in that case.

I was a member on Serebii.net Forums, a Pokemon forum, when the whole thing started. Seemed like everyone and their brother had either rainboom or pony avatars/signatures. I had no clue what it was about back then, but now I have a better idea.

Derpy is a symbol of the mutual love between the artists who made the show, and the people who watch it. They kept those derped out eyes not because they wanted a mistake in their animation, but because they saw that people thought it was funny and kept it. She is the mediator between creator and fan... A messeger, or mailmare, of a sort. Also muffins.

Mention how the show has clones, time travel, a god of Chaos, nuclear explosions, slavery (those poor sheep!) and lasers. If that doesn't persuade him to give it another try, be respectful of his decision. Otherwise you'll look unreasonable and turn him off from yourself and all bronies.

I again recommend Gravity Falls, especially since the 2nd Season is coming August 1st! And, if you love Flash animation, you can't go wrong with Homestar Runner. It's free, and infinitely accessible through the internet on its own website or youtube. Check it out: www.homestarrunner.com/firsttime

Well, I admit the whole "Friendship is Magic" theme got through to me. Usually I keep to myself, but I've been trying to open up more a lot lately... When you really get down it, people who live for others are remembered and loved. It hasn't made any dramatic changes to me, but it certainly wore down some of the ol' rough bits.

My favorite is probably Big Mac's arc- I'll admit that I love it when you get to see characters just living their lives about town. Lends a lot of humanity (equinity?) to them, and there was a lot of great art and humor in the comic besides. Andy Price and Katie Cook are my favorite comic creating duo, pretty much anything by them is something I'll love.