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No Luigi? Wow. This would've prevented so many arguments with my brother when it came to who's turn it was if they had this in the original game.

The thing I want to know is how do they stay on? If she has hooves as feet (who knows), then how does the shoe stay on, seeing as how there wouldn't be that much of a, well, foot to fill it in? Otherwise, this is indeed a solid drawing.

I think the only way they'd bring back the likes of Pinky and the Brain and Freakazoid is if Animaniacs gets good ratings and what have you. It'd be amazing if the channel starting hosting Freakazoid. But Animaniacs is well over good enough if they don't.

Wow. You're really good at drawing ponies. I wish I could see your brother's reaction to his gift. Who could stay mad at a face like that?

Definitely the Gamecube and SNES. The PS1 is a close third, because, guise, it has Parappa the Rapper on it. I think the Gamecube is my personal favorite because of the games; - Luigi's Mansion - Pikmin 1 and 2 (a mi me gusta Pikmin y Pikmin 2) - Mario Kart Double Dash - Super Mario Sunshine - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Metroid PRime - Pokemon Channel (I adored this game when I was little, and I still have it) - Animal Crossing - Legend of Zelda Wind Waker - Harvest Moon A Wonderful Life and Magical Melody Look at all the fun I just listed. Thinking about these games and the memories wells me up with so much joy. And then, the SNES had' - Super Mario World - Earthbound - Chrono Trigger - Super Mario RPG - Super Mario All-Stars - Donkey Kong Country 1, 2, and 3 - Star Fox - Super Metroid - Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island

I have only a few requests; - Captain Louie from Pikmin (if they kept Olimar as the only Pikmin character, I wouldn't mind) - Animal Crossing Character where you can choose between a boy and girl - A girl Pokemon Trainer option - Balloon Fighter (Probably unlikely, but that would be neat) - Ghirahim from Skyward Sword (I'd be surprised if they didn't add him) - Dark Samus (We need a new Metroid character, but I can see this one as a costume. Zero Suit Samus will more than likely be kept) I tried to be realistic, but as long as they keep Lucas (my main), Ness, Olimar, and Mr. Game and Watch, I don't mind what they add. I'm sure we're going to get a great roster anyway. Oh, and keep King Dedede. I beat my friends with him more than I do with Meta Knight and Kirby (seriously, Kirby was a beast in the original Smash Brothers). I can't wait for the new games myself.

It looks great! The lines aren't fuzzy, and the colors are accurate and fantastic! You even included the sparkles! For 3 hours of work, that's awesome!

Sixty-seven buckets of oats on the wall, Sixty-seven buckets of oats! Take one down, pass it around, Sixty-six buckets of oats on the wall!

It was already mentioned, but mere words don't give it justice; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTWouZA4IWI Needless to say, I didn't like Bender anymore after this episode.

I would like to keep playing my trombone. But my dog gets so freaked out by it, that he makes me feel awful, so my poor trombone that I kept since the 5th grade is collecting dust. See, I can ride a uni cycle, so I thought that if I could combine the trombone and uni cycle, I would be doubling my fun when my friend came over, but, oh well. There's also this +1000 piece 3D puzzle of the Capital Building that I want to build but, it's too intimidating.

I want a Wii U. If I got just that, and nothing else, I would be happy. If not, some books would be nice. I'd like to own Flowers for Algernon. That book provoked some major thought out of me, I'll tell you what.

Wow, that is arrogant. And I thought Mr. 216 was bad, sheesh. Given my county's size, that kid would be the only person with an IQ over 150, let alone over 200!

Which is one of the reasons why I wouldn't want to join Mensa for example. Also, they don't seem to have a sense of humor. I watched the Eric Andre show where the host wore a knight suit and went to one of their conventions to interview them. He was joking around and it was hilarious, and it was kind of sad to see them shoving him away, (I wish I could find the video, it's hard to describe). If I was at one of the conventions and saw some guy doing that, I would've been laughing way too hard, but I guess that just goes to show what kind of person I am.

Ah yes, this thread will be fun. This reminds me of the kid in my Geometry class who (supposedly) has an IQ of 216. I didn't say anything to him, but I started to feel bad for my fellow students when they believed him without an explanation, or at least asked him which test he took. This same kid is also very condenscending towards everyone in class because he happens to be just a smidge above everyone. He's a junior as far I know, but my point is this; more often than not, I come across kids like the unnamed 216 guy who boast about their IQs so that they can establish their supposed superiority over everyone else. I realize that not everyone with a high IQ would be insufferable pr**ks, but in my experience, this was usually the case. Now, in a slightly hypocritial way, I'll state my supposed IQ that was given to me by WAIS: 134. That's small time in the world of intellectuals, and I realize that. I usually refrain from stating said IQ, because doing so starts arguments (usually), or people will treat you differently because of it, whether it be positive or negative. Now I see the 216 guy negatively (before I was just indifferent), because he uses his IQ as some kind of status symbol and "proof" of why he's so much better than everyone else at writing proofs and determining whether or not a triangle is isosceles or scalene. /rant Anyway, on a more positive note, I think high-IQ groups are fine. If people want to join a group like that, then cheers to them. They'll find like minded-people and won't feel as alienated, I'm sure. I personally wouldn't want to join one, but if other people want to, go right ahead and kudos to you for the courage.

Oh my gosh, I'm so honored to be eaten by a princess! That's going on the tombstone!

You know, I always liked to imagine that each game was just a different person's version of the story. Sort of like how famous stories in real life have different versions depending on the region or person. But alas, people want a concrete timeline. I don't mind the timeline, I just thought that the idea of stories would've been so awesome in the "didn't expect that" sort of way.

-I don't like Japanese animation, (Studio Ghibli films and the movie AKIRA being exceptions) -The 90's wasn't all that great -New Adult Swim is better -I don't see what's so great about Toonami (that may have something to do with the first opinion of mine) -I don't think the answer to life's question is 42

Despite my love for them, I'll agree with you on that. There shouldn't be a "challenge mode" on anything, it should already be reasonably challenging.

Care to explain? I don't wish to argue, I just want to see if you think the company, it's games, or both the company and it's games suck.