SolyWack

Same Same. The premieres and finales are always way better than the inbetween episodes for me. That's like comparing Gold and Silver bars though. Love them both, but the adventure ones are better imo. I hope Guardians of Harmony delivers.

They can't show corpses in a kid's show, silly goose. (I swear if someone posts a picture of a pony skeleton...)

CIDER FLOAT. You always take what I'm gonna say before I can get to the thread. stahp, just stahp. :diamondtiara: But Yeah, Twilight has a great range of emotion (not that the others don't, but her's is the best), and Cadance's singing voice creates a baby angel every time she sings. I'll even add Sunset Shimmer, why not, her voice actress sings for Twilight anyway, so that's enough for me.

I hope not. Sunset's my favorite character from the series. If they do stop the movies, I hope they'll start a TV show or put Sunny into the new show (Guardians of Harmony, I hope). I don't think they're putting Sunny into FIM. People have made it abundantly clear they don't like change. Although that didn't stop Twilicorn or GlimGlam. I'll cross my fingers and hold my breath.

The art team said they wanted the human world to resemble the pony world in a way. Without the colors, they're wouldn't be any real connection besides the magic that wasn't there in the first place. Plus I absolutely love Sunset's FG design. They took everything I hated about the original and threw it away. They just need to do that to the rest of the Mane 6 (7?) and we would have some beautiful character models.

All of them. I think it would be kinda cool to have all the past villians (maybe even some of the reformed ones) to be led by this Cosmo from Fairly Odd Parents,kinda like how the Sombra comic arc did it. That was a quite excellent comic indeed.

Depends. If it is to be the last showing of FIM, I hope they put everybody in there as a final goodbye. However, if the show will go on, then I don't think it would be necessary, but cool nonetheless. I am quite the fan of Shimmy underneath this formal exterior.

What a blunt way of saying it. But it's pretty much was I was gonna say. FIM tries to show kids the "idle" way friendship works, not necessarily an "unrealistic" way. Kids can figure out when they get older how it close they want to attempt to follow the idle road to friendship.

Unlike some other peeps who are being realistic, and that's cool, I'm gonna take it a step further and assume you meant that whoever you don't save will 100% die. In that case it would be Fluttershy. Many a fans' waifu will be slain that day.

I never even thought about the arcs like this. I always just thought about chronologically. Like Season 1 = Gala, season 4 = EQ games and The Box. This is actually really cool. But some of the arcs are gonna be never ending, like Rarity's and Fluttershy's.

So this (http://bit.ly/298WKxt) isn't art either? By your logic "A individual" painting is also not art. Nice try there smart guy, if you read what I wrote, I also said: As far as I'm concerned, this thread is dead to me. If you felt like Ziggy's stance was strong enough, you wouldn't need to hop in and protect him.

Which you did by trying to show how separate he or she could be from the fandom. You say you are only talking about individuals, yet you continuously act like you and the OP are not a part of "the fandom", and that the fandom itself is somehow the bad guy. You keep referring to the fandom like you aren't a part of it, you say "it", "itself", "they", and "the fandom", but never "we", like it's some sort of goal to displace yourself from it. Your entire first paragraph was hyper-opinionated trite that you couldn't push on anyone with at least a ounce of self-thinking. Why in the world is is so bad for us to criticize the show, but you can criticize the fandom all do-long day? Why is criticism even bad at all? It means people care about the show enough to point out it's flaws. I also noticed you failed to state the amount of threads about "favorite episode" or "favorite pony" that do literally nothing but praise the best parts of the show, the very thing you claim to be non-existent in "the fandom". It seems to me that your just upset the original people who joined the fandom, the "I'll-join-because-its-cool" people left, and now just the actual fans are staying behind. The ones who are willing to sit through a few sh*tter episodes to get to the good stuff. That is the mindset on which the entire fandom is based against. Why the h*ll does it matter that the show is intended for children? By society's rules, that just means that it isn't worth anybodies times, right? That it's a sub-par show by default, and not live-action Hollywood drama. Those are what's meant to be taken seriously. Needlessly critical, huh? Critique is never ever needless. Again, we can just spout out "Oh, its a children's show", right? It's not even worth the time to try and fix with critique. I'd like you to tell that to any artist who you think is not worth the time to be critical. My Little Pony is an art form, no matter what you say. That is objective fact. And being an art form, it is always worthy of useful critiques that may help it become better in the future. This is my favorite part of your entire little essay, where you pretty much say to my face that I'm right. Why are you being critical of the fandom... If you don't think it can be fixed? That means there is literally no reason to your critiques, which are really just insults you hide behind a nicer word. The only thing you intend to do here is insult the fandom. If there is truly no hope for the fandom, why even bother trying to critique it? You just want to insult the fandom, because you haven't gotten the experience you want. If you can't enjoy the fandom for what it is, you might as well tell everybody else why they can't either. You add fuel to the fire because you can, not because you think it will help in any way. But you're right on one front. All the people who like the show at face value, all the people who hopped on the bandwagon, all the people who felt they were watching a children's show and nothing more... left years ago, and the only difference between them and you, is that for some reason, you didn't go with them.

I see you literally everywhere always criticizing everything about the fandom, without actually providing ways it can be fixed or even an ideal goal we should be striving for. You're no better than these Americans claiming to know about politics without actually providing plausible solutions to problems. I should know, because I'm from there. All complaints, no solutions. So if you're willing, I'd like to ask you a question. Why do you insist on fueling the very thing you so claim to hate? quote: "they're more at home when they're miserable (or making someone else miserable)." What you really should have put here was "We are more at home...", because I fail to see how you are any different from "us".

If you need others to assure you that you're doing the right thing, that means you aren't. Stop watching MLP for 6 months, then decide whether you want to go back to it, or else continue ignoring it. I'm sorry if you came here to be pat on the head, but season 6 was terrible (relative to other seasons), but if you like it, who cares? Applejack is my favorite pony, but she consistently gets #6 for Best MC, and I'm sure will consistently get #7 once people accept the fact Starlight's a Main Character now. Is the wish to enjoy a silly pony and take her optimism to heart a lost cause? A dream that is only conceived by naïve fools? Have I wasted approximately 4-5 years watching an imperfect pony? Was my decision to watch this pony a squandering of my life? Is Ashleigh Ball, whom I so admire wasting her talents on this? Is the fandom really right about Applejack being a background pony? Is Applejack one of the worst, no, the absolute worst pony in the show? Most importantly, should she just disappear so there is one less imperfection in the world, TV quality shall soon be completely destroyed leading to its sad demise and the world should just go back to tearing itself apart? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, and no. And do you know what? I'm perfectly happy with that.

To be Honest, I never really gave it a thought before. I'm just a very progressive person I guess, I never thought about how much I liked the unicorn vs the alicorn but rather, what Twilicorn could bring to the table. So the answer, "Maybe", is probably the best for me.