Variably Epic Confrontations · 3:52pm Last Thursday
After several contest entries took priority, the next chapter of One of Our Twilights is Missing has gone live, featuring a number of long-overdue discussions at way-too-early in the morning.
Forget not that I am a derp.
After several contest entries took priority, the next chapter of One of Our Twilights is Missing has gone live, featuring a number of long-overdue discussions at way-too-early in the morning.
Yeah, we’re dipping into the fandom archives for this one. Literally, given that the Alligator Tub Productions YouTube channel has renamed itself and wiped its content. But the Internet never forgets (except when it does) so let’s look at some classic fan animation and see how well it holds up.
This is an interesting situation. I begin my look at the Ponyville Mysteries novel series, which predates the Ponyville Mysteries comics I reviewed back in… 2019, my goodness.
Well, let’s get this started before my bones turn to dust.
Ahem. So. Upon further investigation, it is possible that the primary source for the "AI voices" brouhaha may, in fact, have been full of crap. Or at the very least, does not work at Hasbro.
I still won't put it past them to pull this kind of crap in the future, but it doesn't appear to be as dire in the present as it could be. Lukewarm comfort at best, but I'll take it.
You may have already heard about this from Equestria Daily or elsewhere in your personal bit of the Webbernets, but the reason behind the abrupt end of Make Your Mark has come to light.
As “The Blockywockys” showed, seaponies never stopped being a thing. Whether they’re the same thing in this comic as Destiny the underwater friendship bracelet weaver remains to be seen. Let’s dive in and find out.
It’s back to Maretime Bay to see what madness has developed since last I looked, and just how badly the continuity’s been snarled.
Oh boy…
Given the continually erratic rate of Tell Your Tale releases, we return to Trailblazer and company, and just in time for the Autumn Festival!
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Well, it works for the Southern Hemisphere.
From the same animator/speech synthesist who brought us The Tax Breaks (Twilight), we have an adaptation of 8686’s Free Hugs! Let’s look at the economic ramifications.
We return to the pony novels this week, and hopefully a better showing from the titular mare. Last time we saw Trixie in one of these, G. M. Berrow was channeling the fandom circa 2011 and making her and Gilda the designated antagonists of the piece. Let’s see what she’s up to this time.