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Once again it is me, RainEStar, with another review! And as you can tell by the title, I’m reviewing a movie this time, not an episode! But as you can also tell by the title, I’m not going to be doing this alone!
Hello, Bubble Butt here. I’m just here to fulfill my quota for attention.
As I begin typing this blog, the newest episode, Party Pooped, has just finished. And it was awful. Not only was the aesop predictable, but the yaks are annoying dicks, the humor is weak, and the episode itself is a total mess. Pinkie travels from Ponyville Appleloosa to the Crystal Empire and then back to Ponyville in a single day. Even by Pinkie Pie logic, that doesn't work.
So, let's take a tally of the season so far.
The Cutie Map - awesometastic
I'd say spoiler alert, but one: if you haven't played Final Fantasy IX yet then what the hell are you doing? It's been almost two decades. Two, I think we can all agree that the final boss comes right the hell out of nowhere so there's no real spoilers here. Regardless, I'll put this one light warning anyway just in case.
A few more small pieces of Changeling Canon
In S7E17 "To Change a Changeling" Thorax used an flashback to explain Pharynx's behavior, revealing more canon information about Changelings.
(Note: I will limit this post to the "original" Changelings; the new reformed Changelings aka Changedlings won't be mentioned here.)
In my previous post, I used data from a 2015 Harris survey to examine how reader demographics vary across different genres of books. From this data, I was able to group the genres into three rough clusters: Cluster 1 seems to consist of pleasure reading read predominantly by younger readers, cluster 2 consists of educational
What I love about cutie marks is that their magic is, at once, a great cosmic mystery, and an intimate revelation of self.
In a way, isn't that what we are all seeking? An affirmation from the universe? To make sense of ourselves in the context of our world.
I have much to write about Rainbow Roadtrip, but before I tackle its themes, message, or emotional content, I want to take a moment to draw attention to some subtle characterization that was, in and of itself, profound.
Twilight's Kingdom. The episode that cranked pony to 11. From alicorn princesses in chains, to the destruction of the Golden Oak Library, to the giant Dragonball fight in the end. Keys. Trees. Musical numbers. The second redemption of Discord. A shiny new castle.
Everything about this episode screamed ambition. Go big or go home.
Most of Hearth's Warming Club is spent exploring the wonderful traditions of the various creatures of Equestria and beyond, but where it really shines is its character development.
Maud, love her or hate her, she is kuudere. Kuudere being a Japanese trope for emotionless anime girls, which in case you didn't know is hot as hell. XP
I, like most of you, have seen the preview for the upcoming film, My Little Pony: A New Generation. It stirred up some unexpected emotions in me.
The trailer is clever, well-polished, funny, and remarkably modern. It looks good. But it's not FIM. It never will be. It never can be.
When Sweet and Elite first aired, a lot of bronies rightly pointed out that Rarity would have no reason to be ashamed of her friends (or to invent an impressive back story for Rainbow Dash). At that point, the Mane Six had already saved the world three times, Twilight was Princess Celestia's star protege, and Rainbow Dash had won the Best Young Flyer Competition.
(This video is what made me realize the following.)
Once upon a time, there was a magical land with dim-witted bulldog people,
Somewhere out of the blue of left field at the eleventh hour, we are introduced to an attorney from New York named Connie McKesson. Apparently there is a class action lawsuit being filed against Theresa by greedy capitalists who thought that investing in gold was the safest thing to do, only to have the value of their investment plummet because of Theresa bringing in all that extra gold from space.
After a chat with BezierBallad, I came up with this headcanon/analysis of To Change A Changeling after we both pointed out how Pharynx’s voice changes from the beginning to end.
Now, I don’t know whether what I’m about to say was intentional or not but here we are, and I’m going to say yes because I’m one of those people.
I'm not usually one to contemplate fandom eschatology, but over the last few fimfic archive updates I've been noticing that the average words added each day to FiMfiction has been slowly decreasing. I thought I was witnessing the fandom lose steam as the number of words of fanfic it produced slows down.
But then this last fimfic archive update hit and I couldn't have been more wrong.
After some time to calm down, I've finally taken it upon myself to analyze this new Pokemon trailer. I won't kid when I say my mind was absolutely blown when I saw this news, but nevertheless it is time to at last look deep into exactly what this trailer is trying to tell us. Y'know, besides the fact Zygarde is now your new god.
Time for my third Blogpost!
I just watched the livestream of the latest episode "The Times They Are a Changeling" (S6E16).
Like already suspected we got new information about Changelings; some fanon had been proved right, while some other had been disproved. I'll try to collect all new facts in the following list after the side-break.
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