CriticalStylus

I'm somewhat fascinated (thanks to Smash Bros), but I'm not so sure about the designs...

Technically, I cried on the inside, but:

-Cave Story

-Tales of the Abyss

-Ni no Kuni

-Majora's Mask

Hopefully, crying on the inside is close enough.

Fun fact: Some of the songs were made in the composer's dreams! (He was really working overtime)

Not impressed so far, but I hope the show gets better later.

Way too much. That is for sure.

It won't end for a long time YO!!!! the show is too popular and its GROWING AND EXPANDING EVERYDAY!! 

What do you mean by "growing and expanding"?

Depends if it ends well, or at least, ends well for most people.

The show's popularity with males was planned by Hasbro all along.

I think his videos inspired me to be more critical in the first place. Still like him, but not as much right now.

"Just because it seems too good to be true, doesn't mean it is!" (Somewhere from Once Upon a Time)

When pressured by schoolwork, I kick into overdrive...To the point of near self-destruction.

Aside from the pinkness, I think it could be due to her boisterous personality and childish naivete'; both of which are associated with the worst of the brony fandom.

Well, the head seems too big, should probably be half the size of it's body.

It's better than having the entire internet be a brony hive-mind. Or any kind of hive-mind, for that matter. Just because somebody is an elitist about his/her opinion, doesn't mean that it's worth justifying with a response.

It depends if the show conflicts with their ideals. Even then, they could probably edit it to fit their agenda.

That's like saying MLP:FIM is bad because it's full of Bronies.

Not quite. MLP:FiM is one show, with about two or three demographics. Anime is a medium, so it has the potential to appeal to anyone.

Anyways,I kinda agree with Miyazaki. The market is flooded with with crap specifically designed to appeal to otaku, rather than anything specifically designed to be good.

For me, it was bro's before shows.

I think this Zoe Quinn thing is not being recognized properly. I mean, if a man was accused of rape, then it goes alllll over the media, and people call him out as being a low life, his life is in jeopardy. But when a female journalist insisting that she voluntarily RAPED somone, no one speaks I'll of it. They all say it's nothing to worry about and its not a big deal.

What are you talking about? Rape has nothing to do with it.

"Bronies" are too broad for me to generalize

"Non-Bronies" can have the potential to be "Anti" or "Pro", but that depends on their tastes. And more importantly, their introduction to the show.

"Anti-Bronies" can either be intolerant jerks, but most of the ones I see are trolls that like to take advantage of the Psycho-Bronies

"Psycho-Bronies" generally can't handle criticism, or differing viewpoints. I think I might hate these guys more than Anti-Bronies.

 and that idiot of Antony C that hated PINKIE PRIDE AND TWILIGHT'S KINGDOM, THE TWO BEST EPISODES OF THE SHOW.

Yes, how dare somebody have a differing opinion!

For me, I didn't like it because it never did anything cool with the idea of an "Epic fantasy disguised as standard High School movie", y'know? They played it straight for most of the movie, so it ended up seeming half-hearted.

Silver Quill, Gibbontake, Dr Wolf, and TBBBAP.

I actually enjoy it, because you can only emphasize strengths after noting the weaknesses! I love how my favorite things seem to have a lot of plot holes, yet I can still enjoy them because the narrative is emotionally investing for me.

It's only a problem when they're too critical to the point where they're just ruining the show for themselves/others

So, people can't be honest with their opinions? People can't dislike things, even if it's a natural instinct of theirs? They can't "Ruin" the show for themselves because people might yell at them for destroying the illusion of perfection?

And I don't see how criticism can genuinely "ruin" somebody's enjoyment, aside from somebody criticizing a movie or show while watching it with friends, or if they resorted to personal attacks, or if they pressure other people to agree. It sounds more like people are afraid of confronting their own doubts.

Honestly, I don't see what the problem is. Is there something wrong with being critical? Is there something wrong with not liking everything? It's not like they are forcing you to agree with them.