Given the continually erratic rate of Tell Your Tale releases, we return to Trailblazer and company, and just in time for the Autumn Festival! … Well, it works for the Southern Hemisphere.
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.
We return to the cutthroat world of G5 roller derby, where Sunny’s trying her darndest to prove she’s more than just a casual skater… and has assembled one of the most ragtag teams of misfits this side of the Mighty Ducks in the process. Let’s see how the story’s developed from there.
No, not mine. The Barcast's. The last call is currently under way, and if you want to hear my part in the grand interview lightning round, you can tune in at 4:20 Eastern/1:20 Pacific (about an hour from this posting.)
Yes, 4:20 on 4/20. No, I do not partake. Sorry to disappoint.
The sigil of the Dimir, a guild of mind wiping psychic vampires who tried to overthrow and rule the plane-city of Ravnica in a coup spliced with what I believe is a fannon cutie mark for Ms. Wallflower.
4801859 The majority is the best candidate we have for Wallflower Blush's cutie mark, based on the symbol on her backpack. I isolated this particular image from here. ETA: Too slow on my part.
As for the other elements...
4801860 Don't worry. This will have a happy ending. Mostly.
4801862 Not this time. Her inevitable monster transformation will have to wait for another day.
4801882 Dimir, like a large part of FoME's non-pony references, is from Magic: The Gathering. Specifically, it's a guild of spies and other shady folk that act in Ravincia. The bug/eye parts of the image is most of their symbol. (The actual symbol is symmetric.)
4801882 The symbol on the front of the Memory Stone more closely resembles the Sheikah Eye from the Legend of Zelda games. derpicdn.net/img/2018/2/21/1661810/large.jpeg Interestingly, the Sheikah played some role in the bloody war of unification that preceded the events of Ocarina of Time, as revealed in the Shadow Temple, but much of the history of their tribe and the war itself was ... forgotten.
A stone that removes memories, marked with the symbol of a mysterious tribe of ninjas. Coincidence? I think NOT!
Good thing Wallflower Blush doesn't go to Ravnica High. Vice Principal Beleren would have shut down those mind-wiping shenanigans in an instant! (Or an interrupt, if you're really old.)
I don't know what a dimir is, but I for one welcome our earth aspect overlords.
Incidentally, I was thinking about writing an OS blurb about the Memory Stone, but now I'm gonna hold off on it. Oh well, I need to devote my creative energy toward finishing So You Escaped From Limbo, so it's probably for the best.
...what is that
should I know
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The sigil of the Dimir, a guild of mind wiping psychic vampires who tried to overthrow and rule the plane-city of Ravnica in a coup spliced with what I believe is a fannon cutie mark for Ms. Wallflower.
...
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Nightmare Wallflower?
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Oh, that's the symbol on Wall's backpack. It's as close to a canon cutie mark as we're gonna get.
I was just trying to keep the "who are you again" joke going. :D
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The majority is the best candidate we have for Wallflower Blush's cutie mark, based onthe symbol on her backpack. I isolated this particular image fromhere.ETA: Too slow on my part.
As for the other elements...
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Don't worry. This will have a happy ending. Mostly.
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Not this time. Her inevitable monster transformation will have to wait for another day.
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omg i ninja'd you so hard
that'll learn you to actually pay attention to your entire audience
(but yeah i googled half your blog title and you have my curiosity)
If this is Oversaturated, I kind of figured Wallflower could be snapped up by Mysterious Dark Force Guy.
Dimir? They don't exist
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Yeah, I don't see why everyone's getting so hype about a blog that's just Wallflower's cutie mark.
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Dimir, like a large part of FoME's non-pony references, is from Magic: The Gathering. Specifically, it's a guild of spies and other shady folk that act in Ravincia. The bug/eye parts of the image is most of their symbol. (The actual symbol is symmetric.)
4801882
The symbol on the front of the Memory Stone more closely resembles the Sheikah Eye from the Legend of Zelda games.
derpicdn.net/img/2018/2/21/1661810/large.jpeg
Interestingly, the Sheikah played some role in the bloody war of unification that preceded the events of Ocarina of Time, as revealed in the Shadow Temple, but much of the history of their tribe and the war itself was ... forgotten.
A stone that removes memories, marked with the symbol of a mysterious tribe of ninjas. Coincidence? I think NOT!
... i don't remember these "Dimir" at all...
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Is it poisonous? Dimir doesn't really do floral. That's more Simic and Golgari domain.
Though if this is for the recent EQG movie, I haven't watched it yet.
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This is a pretty good link to the overall lore.
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Competition between shadowy conspiracies is incredibly fierce.
I KNEW IT!
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Good thing Wallflower Blush doesn't go to Ravnica High. Vice Principal Beleren would have shut down those mind-wiping shenanigans in an instant! (Or an interrupt, if you're really old.)
I don't know what a dimir is, but I for one welcome our earth aspect overlords.
Incidentally, I was thinking about writing an OS blurb about the Memory Stone, but now I'm gonna hold off on it. Oh well, I need to devote my creative energy toward finishing So You Escaped From Limbo, so it's probably for the best.
The Nightmare has returned!
This time, she's taken over... a flower!
We're all doomed!!!
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Heh. About that...