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Sad but true in reference to Navel Spess there, the verbose rhetoric and classic slang that the English are often joked to hold is not standing in today society and to be fair it probably never was as strong as people believe even going back in time but none the less I do like stereotypical British wordings and accents. I am a English stereotype myself; I drink multiple cups of tea a day, walk around in a bow tie and top hat, all that fluff and bunny (besides the gentleman accent and tongue wish I did but I don't. I do get told though that a lot of my expression are very English though) but I wouldn't really want to see the characters changed in anyway, I like them the way they are. Besides, we have doctor who and Doctor whooves for some good English pony fun. If you are thinking MLP with British humor then I imagine either them mimicking the young ones or Bottom. Which is all about violent slap stick and lewd language. Granted, Only fools and horses was far more funny than both of them and memorable while barely ever touching on anything truly rude or violent the vast majority of the time.

-Won't give twilicorn a chance- We did, Season finale. It sucked. Hence why this is all happening. No, saying the intro of a new series is a finale, dosen't make it a finale. No more does saying the opening of a play is the ending make the opening an ending to that play. -Its not the shows fault- yes, that right. Its the consumers (fans) fault. They are just immature douche bags that don't know what they want. Hasbro doesn't have to do things to assure the happiness and prosperity of their consumers and fans, they can turn rarity into a giant talking turd if they wanted to. The fans just had a random episode of bi-polar dissociation identity disorder in mass and found out they hate mlp. -The episodes and concept didn't suck- maybe not but it started this. An action where primary damage is done to the fan base is normally considered a bad thing. If you see loads of fans getting butt hurt and raging (anti)or/and fans making sly...snarky/ smug shaming comments (pro-twilicorns) to their fellow fandom members then you are a symptom of that episode. Those aren't good qualities...those are the signs of a fandom being split and anyone that honest with themselves would admit that fandoms are bi-products of decisions made by the show. Blaming fans for their reaction both good or negative is no different than screaming at a car for making a loud clatter when it starts it engine, you don't blame the sound. You open the lid and take a look at the engine. We didn't say its the fans fault for series one reception, we said it was the episode writing and animation for that. Why are we suddenly doing the opposite? Overall: Ant-twilights are butthurt ragers. Pro-twilight are smug school girl passive aggressive douche bags. this formula fits for any anti/ pro changes in a fandom wither they be good or bad. Solution: There is no solution. The proof is in the pudding, which is the fandom, as it will always be. We just got to wait for the next series to come out and hope the writing fixes it in one way or another. However, in the mean time people can rage at a bad finale with a controversial change to the core aspect of the show and the sudden ending to it too all they like and they would be justified in doing so. we got enough of these threads too.