Crossovers/ponifying help small fandoms grow in size.

[Bendy 1,821]

First off, I don't care about anything haters say on the Internet about our fandom. 

 

Just the one common thing I hear is "Stop ponifying and making crossovers of everything Bronies you ruin it!" confuses me.

 

Sure, it can be annoying seeing your favorite show being ponified and crossovers made of it. Ironically, I discovered this show from seeing Futurama crossovers of it. It annoyed me at first, but then I ended up liking MLP FIM, so it didn't annoy me anymore.

 

So whatever the crossover, may it be bad or good, or some weird crack shipping it in some way helps promote a lesser known fandom. Well if it's a very good crossover, it can help a lot.

 

Even if you hate or like My Little Pony or anything else of that matter, whatever the crossover is, it helps those of a larger fandom discover your smaller fandoms. 

 

So even if crossover "X" with "X" annoys you, in the end it helps both fandoms.

 

Though it might be very insignificant help if the crossover is bad.

 

So in conclusion, if haters of "X" and "X" crossover just say something along the line of what I posted here.

 

Or say nothing, whatever you want to do.

Edited March 29, 2013 by Rush

[Megas 28,069]

I wouldn't be surprised if that was true. Hell the way I see the crossovers with MLP is probably what made the game Lollipop Chainsaw successful in the first place

[Discordian 6,018]

I definitely agree that crossovers help both fandoms in all ways. Why stop ponifying everything but allow Halofying everything?  Why do people get to cross the most popular games with everything but not the cult classics? Crossovers always make for good publicity.

[Just some guy 1,070]

I also agree with the notion that crossovers help all fandoms involved in one way or another.It's basically free publicity for each fandom and also gets more members for each fandom,which in turn,helps each company make more money and thus allows the companies to keep doing what they're doing.It's a win-win,no matter how strange the crossover may sound.