Valiant 2.0

Oh boy. The movie theater is like my second home. Prepare yourself. Lol. - Interstellar (three times in glorious IMAX, one of which was in 70mm IMAX, best theater experience of my life, bar none) - La La Land (three times) - Every Star Wars film since Episode III, at least twice - TRON: Legacy (like five times, loved this film) - Prometheus (four or five, can't remember) - The Dark Knight Rises (twice in glorious 70mm IMAX) - All recent Transformers films (my guilty pleasure film franchise) - The first two Equestria Girls films (both twice) - All Harry Potter films (two or three times each) - Zootopia (twice) - Cloverfield (blew me away back in 2008, had to see it again) - Avatar (six times) - All recent Star Trek films (both twice, I think) - Super 8 (twice) - Tomorrowland (twice) - Gravity (six times)

Hello, friends. Hope you're doing well. This hypnosis experiment is still going quite well. It's feeling better and more comfortable to "be a Pegasus" as the days go by. I still can't believe it's working so well...so vividly, you know? Maybe I'm just very susceptible to hypnosis...I don't know. Side note: I think my taste buds are getting more sensitive or something, because fruits and veggies taste like food from Heaven now. Lol. I didn't eat too many fruits or veggies before this experiment, but now I specifically search for them when I'm at the store or at a restaurant. Very interesting... Also, a few days ago, I listened to the hypnosis trigger reinforcement file. Very successful. I read a tip saying you should imagine yourself in your Pony form, in front of a mirror, right after a hypnosis session. I tried it, and I was able to clearly see myself picking up my hooves and smiling at them. It was wild. ***#4 - The First Negative Effect*** Hey, y'all. Hope you're doing well. I'm gonna try something different and use bullet points this time around. ...Things are going quite well. Yesterday, on my way home from college, I said a trigger phrase while driving. Probably not the best idea I've had, but I'm glad I did. It was by far the best "transformation" I've had yet. The sensations are definitely getting stronger. ...I hadn't felt any negative effects of this experiment...until a few nights ago. I listened to the Generic Pegasus file, my main hypnosis file, after a long tiring day. It worked well, of course, but afterwards I felt dizzy and kinda nauseous for the rest of the night. So...lesson learned: don't listen to files when I'm dead tired. ...The next night, as I was about to go to sleep, I got some cabin socks out of my drawer and put them over my hands to simulate hooves. Then I got into bed and said a trigger phrase. It worked exceptionally well. It was pretty dark in my room, so I could only make out the shapes of my hands, and they legit looked and felt like hooves! It was amazing! ...Earlier this week, I listened to the Pony Body Reinforcement file. Another great session. I could really feel the change in my neck and hands this time. Well, that pretty much takes this journal up-to-date. Thanks for reading, and have a good rest of the day, y'all.

I'd definitely want to be a Pony over having a Pony in reality. I mean, having a pony as a pet would be cool and all, but actually being one would be so much cooler. Preferably a Pegasus. Haha. Cool art, btw.

Hello again, everypony. Hope you're doing well. Here are some interesting tidbits about my experiment so far. And yes, I realize how legitimately crazy this all sounds, but I'm just 100 percent typing up exactly how I feel during this hypnosis experiment. I'm not making any of this up. So, with that out of the way, let's begin. Ever since "becoming a Pegasus," I've noticed that I can feel my "new form" even when I don't use any trigger phrases from the hypnosis files. For example, I can feel my pony ears pretty much all day. Heck, I can feel them right now! Even when I'm driving in my car, I can feel my pony ears "brushing against the ceiling." Lol. It's the weirdest sensation. And speaking of pony ears, I have found that it feels absolutely amazing to scratch behind them. Like...I can't even describe how good it feels. Also, I can feel my tail during some parts of the day. No joke. I can feel it...kinda swishing back and forth, even when I'm sitting down. It's the craziest thing. Also, it feels weird to interlock my fingers now...like it's unnatural. Interesting tidbit. And, by far the most interesting...When I look in the mirror now, something seems...off...about my human face. It's...almost unfamiliar...I'm keeping a close eye here. And finally, my wings feel like they're coming in much faster when I say trigger phrases now. Yesterday, they shot out in just a few seconds. It was awesome! That's about it for now. I'm wishing you all a pleasant rest of your day. Peace, Valiant

Looking it up and reading now...interesting stuff. I'll take it into account during this experiment. Thanks!

Sounds good to me! Thanks!

I thought the same thing about hypnosis before I tried the Hypnoponies stuff. And indeed, it can be ineffective at best, dangerous at worst. That's why I'm keeping this journal here to record any and all positive or negative effects. And I'm not one to lie. Everything I post here will be as precise to what I'm feeling as I can make it. Pinkie promise. The Pony Hypnosis post here on MLP Forums directs you to the Hypnoponies community forums site. I'll save you time and just post a link to the site here: https://hypnoponies.net/ PS: You have to sign up there (for free) if you want to use the hypnosis files, FYI)

Hello, everypony. So, I've noticed a few behavioral changes since I've started this Pony Hypnosis thing. One of the most interesting changes is this: Apples are freaking DELICIOUS now. Seriously. I can't get enough! Lol. I mean, apples were alright before, but now...every bite is heaven! Haha. And don't get me started on apple pies...this is a change I never anticipated. Another change I've noticed is this: I seem to be more caring of others and what they have to say to me. Like, I seem to listen better. And I'm not just saying that...I seem to be more aware of things. And speaking of listening better, it feels like I can hear birds chirping outside more clearly and distinctly. It's neat. Finally, I'm a lot happier and...more positive, it feels like. I don't know why. I'm just reporting my findings during this experiment. No negative effects so far. I'm sure there'll be something, but so far...nope. Onward, then.

Hello, world. My name is Valiant Venture, but you can call me Valiant. I've been a Brony for about 4 years now, and I've come to love a lot of things about the show and its fandom. I've even fallen in love with Fluttershy. She's my waifu, I guess you could say. Haha. So, this blog will be a journal of my experiences with Pony Hypnosis and all of its effects, from the good to the potentially bad. A short while ago, I came across a topic on MLP Forums talking about Pony Hypnosis. I've always been a skeptic of hypnosis, having tried it a few times with no results. But last week, I decided to give the Hypnoponies files a chance, a decision made out of boredom and curiosity. I played the Generic Pegasus file for my first real attempt. It started out kinda ineffective, but as the recording went on, something completely unexpected happened. I legitimately began to feel the changes. Wings growing from my shoulder blades...ears sprouting on the top of my head...a tail slowly forming...a muzzle elongating my face...and a coat growing all over me. It was, truly, one of the craziest experiences I've ever had. Naturally, I had to have more. I listened to the Pony Body reinforcement files over the next few days, with simply astounding results. I can't remember which one, but one file says to imagine looking at your pony body in a mirror. After that one, I could legitimately see myself as a Pegasus. Now, I honestly and genuinely feel like a Pegasus. It's absolutely amazing. All I need to do now is say those magical words...and I'm back in my new form. So far, so good. I'm beyond impressed. I'll keep this blog updated with everything that happens, from the positive effects to the negative effects.

Hello everyone! Valiant Venture/Strat Attack here, back from the dead for the 20th time or so. I want to start sharing my creations with the world again, and maybe spread some inspiration and happiness in the process. Goodness knows we could always use more, am I right? So to start things off once again, I have a track here called "Flutter By, Fluttershy." It's a calming, soothing instrumental that's dedicated to my favorite pony Fluttershy. This track was featured on EQD's Music of the Day three separate times, including for Fluttershy Day. I do hope you enjoy it, and have a most excellent day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_Utt-i4ors https://pony.fm/tracks/24005-flutter-by-fluttershy

Zootopia is my pick for Movie of the Year so far. Everything about it is fantastic, in my opinion. My favorite character is Judy. Her voice actress was the perfect choice for her character. Also, her story arc is well put together. My favorite scene...there's so many good ones...would probably have to be either 1. The scene where Judy first records Nick with the carrot recorder ("It's called a hustle, sweetheart." Great line). 2. The scene where Nick stands up for Judy in front of Chief Bogo. We definitely should get a sequel, though it will be difficult for it to be any better than its predecessor. I once read an idea online for a Judy Hopps/Nick Wilde buddy cop TV show. Now *that* is something I'd love to see. I think Zootopia is indeed similar to FiM. Both use talking animals to express real-life problems and solutions and morals. Now, is Zootopia *superior* to FiM? I'm a little biased, but I say no. The only way it might be superior is that, since its a Disney product, it can reach more people. That is, most people are probably more willing to pay attention to a Disney film than colorful happy ponies. Please don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with either of them, but it seems to me that Disney products will always receive more attention. That's my two cents. It's always good to see someone else who appreciates quality cinema.