A story cultural exchange between the griffins and ponies. This one is about a totally and utterly evil griffin who makes griffins think they're bad for eating meat and to spy on one another to make sure none 'back slide' but don't worry, the heroes expose him as a hypocrite and free the village from his tyranny and after he comes back for revenge, he becomes a passionate meat eater too!
Starlight Glimmer, "Hey! Wait a minute!"
This Story was Commissioned by me and was written by Godzillawolf and posted on my page by his request.
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But is Trixie considered a tofu ham?
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I do not get how that joke works at all.
offend, not offense, but still a great read!
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Edited.
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Thanks!
And the point was indeed the point.
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She's definitely a ham, and she can be fake at times, I could see her as a Tofurkey Ham.
F&^!ING FINALLY, SOMEONE ELSE WHO REALIZES HORSES ARE OPPORTUNISTIC CARNIVORES!
That aside, I loved how there was a take that to the season 6 starters and finishers, though here it was a little... blatant. Like, less-show-more-tell blatant. The idea is sound, just needs some re-working.
6.5/10. :D
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It was a SHORT story, it had to get it's point across concisely.
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True.
Question that this raises is, why 99% of the fandom continues to ignore the fact that equines can eat meat.
Why oh why is this not a thing yet? Or is it?
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It's from the original first story arc of the IDW comic when the mane six are going through the woods to Chrysalis' castle.
Because the writers ignore it too. Since EVERYTHING except plants are apparently 100% sapient and human level intelligent in Equestria from ants to lice to bears to chickens to sharks. Oh, and apparently they're all veterans too.
Hmm. I can understand where Twilight and Fluttershy are going with this. Admiring Starlight's intentions, just not her methods...not something I care for, but it was still an interesting thought experiment for me to go through..,..eh. *shrugs*
As for the Griffin movie...yeeeeeeeah. This analogy really did demonstrate how poorly messaged the actual show did surrounding Starlight's battle. Yup. It did.
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EXACTLY!!! I hate how in fiction land the default means of defeating an opposing view is not JUST to give it to the antagonist (that's inevitable) but also make him a hypocrite, who then suffers villain decay!