The complaint of EQG Legs- it could be worse

[ManaMinori 4,149]

Ever since Equestria Girls toys have come out, I feel like people ave been complaining about the length of the legs...and especially Principal Celestia's.

While I feel it may have been a valid complaint back in the day, I honestly can say that I'm proud that Hasbro didn't reuse and re-purpose their toys, like they did with re-purposing Starlily the Unicorn from their FurReal Friends IP into the "My Little Pony The Movie: My Magical Princess Twilight Sparkle. Had Hasbro chosen to reuse an old IP base for their Celestia EG toys, I suspect it could've been a repurposed "Leggy" doll, which was from 1972- 73.

which are reminiscent of the "Hi Glamm" dolls. http://www.toyboxphilosopher.com/2012/09/higlamm-pam-doll-discontinued-by-mga.html

 

So yeah, I'm super glad Hasbro didn't go that route with Principal Celestia, because those legs are horrifying, and absolute nightmare fuel.

 

[The Recherche 29,983]

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That's slightly terrifying...

Anyways, I'll be honest; I never had too much of a problem with the leg length of the EQG characters. Yes, they kinda exaggerated, but exaggerated features are used on about pretty much every animated character, really. 

Edited April 9, 2018 by Recherche

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 42,202]

The 'oh so perfect' bodies in EQG bother me more than the legs ever could. 

[Castle Bleck 19,455]

The only thing that bothers me about Principal Celestia is her lipstick.

 

Just throws her whole face off.

[cmarston1 5,964]

Meh, I have more a problem with some of the character designs in FiM than I do than the ones in EQG.  (Also their legs never really bothered me all that much to be honest.)

For instance just look at Princess Cadence and Fleur De Lis and try to tell me with a straight face that they look healthy and not all creepily thin.

I mean people have loved to give EQG slack for their character designs be too thin, but I haven't really seen many if anyone at all criticize these two from FiM for being guilty of the same thing.

In fact I would even go as far as to say that Dean Cadence from EQG has a better design than Princess Cadence, if only due to not looking like she starves herself.

 

 

Edited April 10, 2018 by cmarston1

[Steve Piranha 29,496]

9 hours ago, Nightmare Muffin said:

Ever since Equestria Girls toys have come out, I feel like people ave been complaining about the length of the legs...and especially Principal Celestia's.

While I feel it may have been a valid complaint back in the day, I honestly can say that I'm proud that Hasbro didn't reuse and re-purpose their toys, like they did with re-purposing Starlily the Unicorn from their FurReal Friends IP into the "My Little Pony The Movie: My Magical Princess Twilight Sparkle. Had Hasbro chosen to reuse an old IP base for their Celestia EG toys, I suspect it could've been a repurposed "Leggy" doll, which was from 1972- 73.

which are reminiscent of the "Hi Glamm" dolls. http://www.toyboxphilosopher.com/2012/09/higlamm-pam-doll-discontinued-by-mga.html

 

So yeah, I'm super glad Hasbro didn't go that route with Principal Celestia, because those legs are horrifying, and absolute nightmare fuel.

 

It reminds me more of this guy  

[Adderbane 121]

At least we're not dealing with Code Lyoko foreheads.

[Lucky Bolt 35,246]

On 4/9/2018 at 4:40 PM, Nightmare Muffin said:

Ever since Equestria Girls toys have come out, I feel like people ave been complaining about the length of the legs...and especially Principal Celestia's.

While I feel it may have been a valid complaint back in the day, I honestly can say that I'm proud that Hasbro didn't reuse and re-purpose their toys, like they did with re-purposing Starlily the Unicorn from their FurReal Friends IP into the "My Little Pony The Movie: My Magical Princess Twilight Sparkle. Had Hasbro chosen to reuse an old IP base for their Celestia EG toys, I suspect it could've been a repurposed "Leggy" doll, which was from 1972- 73.

which are reminiscent of the "Hi Glamm" dolls. http://www.toyboxphilosopher.com/2012/09/higlamm-pam-doll-discontinued-by-mga.html

 

So yeah, I'm super glad Hasbro didn't go that route with Principal Celestia, because those legs are horrifying, and absolute nightmare fuel.

 

Oh my God that doll is freaking creepy.