BlueStreak98

I could see it working out as something that happens by accident, where Mac just happens to be in the right place at the right time, and he realizes that he's the only pony who can act to save Flutt--I mean, uh, the pony in trouble.

I feel like there has to be some sort of way to address this through the context of a friend moving away. Like, sort of develop it along the lines of what ended up going wrong with Starlight Glimmer, where Scootaloo starts to get frustrated, but instead of turning into a psycho she reaches out to friends who alert Dash, and Dash finds a way to work things out.

Part of me says Fluttershy, just because that'd be so cruel. But the self-preservationist in me says Applejack, because she'd beat me to a pulp if I hit her. Then again, AJ would probably beat me to a pulp if I hit Fluttershy, too. So let's just go with Fluttershy.

There was a guy who lived in my dorm a few years ago that I hung out with on occasion who was a big fan of the show. Went as Rainbow Dash for Halloween, as I recall. Kinda don't talk to him anymore, though, because he was a jerk. My younger brother was a fairly active brony once upon a time, but I don't know how much he follows it anymore. I suppose I should ask him next time I see him.

I had friends who were into FiM circa fall 2011, but I only half-paid attention while they were watching. Interestingly enough, my younger brother found the show around the same time and got super into it (I figure he has an account on here somewhere; I just don't know his screenname). I'm a longtime furry, going back a full decade now at least, and so I'd see the occasional pony artwork over on the furry sites, but other than the sudden impossibility to search for artwork of horses I didn't pay it much mind. I knew enough about it to know the Mane Six and the general premise of the show, but not much more than that. But in the past month or two it's changed; searching for more artwork, little snippets of fanfiction here and there, and really reading into the show itself. The whole thing is incredibly well put together, and the characters are distinct without being entirely stereotypical. Plus, I got into a couple of the more "epic" style fanfictions, and now? Well... here I am.