I'm Autistic and suffer from ADHD & OCD, but I'm very high-functioning and capable of taking care of myself if I need to.
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(Promoted to co-administrator by Stewie91)
(Formerly promoted to co-administrator by Nocturnalis Storyhart, now I’m owner of the group after it was brought back up by knighty and he asked if I wanted to become head honcho)
Movies:
Episodes:
Songs:
Books:
Comics:
(The list has yet to increase, as I believe I need to have a look back on the rest of the series)
Movies:
Episodes:
Songs:
Comics:
Movies:
Episodes:
Songs:
Books:
Comics:
(The list has yet to increase, as I believe I need to have a look back on the rest of the series)
Good Guys (Including Reformed Villains):
Bad Guys:
Character Romances:
In the year 2015, before and around the time season 5 was making its way to the screen, I found myself growing fascinated with the series and the fact that it makes itself so different from its predecessors. When I also discovered the fandom that it had, I immediately dove in (not literally) to find out why so many people outside of its targeted audience love it so much.
Working my way from the series premiere onward, I completely fell in love with the show and found why so many people love it. Later on, Equestria Girls also came on to my list of favorite TV shows, from the first movie onward.
And after reading some MLP fanfics, particularly ones that keep the characters we love to why we love them, and keep the stories good and clean like the show does, I soon began to feel like the fandom became a home of mine, and a retreat to rest in as well.
The things I like about the series the most is how many characters I relate to in personality terms, likes, and struggles, and how many just appeal to me so well; the stories and morals relate to me religiously as a Christian, and taught me so much about friendship, even helping to build me up with the friends and family I have, and with God & Jesus too.
“For no one can lay a foundation other than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” 1 Corinthians 3:11
Personality:
Kind, honest, smart, comedic, generous, loyal, friendly, shy, nervous, bold, caring, anxious, gentle, hard-headed at times, strict, sometimes serious, often has trouble working out his negative emotions
Likes:
Movies, TV shows, books, animals(alive and extinct), God, Jesus, going to church, the Bible, acting, writing, being funny to help others laugh, family, friendship, great sense of humor, comedy, romance (the heterosexual kind), adventure, action, excitement, great storytelling, painting, coloring
Dislikes:
Disgusting images, certain political views, the pushing and forcing of certain agendas, the Devil, Sin, nightmares, bad sense of humor, cussing, cockroaches, wasps, bees, hornets, yellow jackets, evolutionism, mean people, completely non-constructive criticism, the act of certain sexualities (homosexuality & bisexuality, and no, I don’t hate the people), porn, hate groups, people who don't understand that I'm a Christian and that I see things in a completely different view point compared to them
Website:
https://aka995.wixsite.com/website
Favorite Movies
Five out of Fives:
4½ out of Fives:
Four out of Fives (Guilty Pleasures):
Favorite TV Shows
Five out of Fives:
4½ out of Fives:
Four out of Fives (Guilty Pleasures):
Favorite Television Specials:
Five out of Fives:
4½ out of Fives:
Four out of Fives (Guilty Pleasures):
Release the Penguins of Madagascar TV Show on DVD, Blu-Ray, Amazon Prime, & AppleTV: https://www.change.org/ReleaseThePenguinsofMadagascarTVShowonHomeVideoandStreaming
Help Cyberchase to Finally Have a Conclusion: https://www.change.org/HelpCyberchasetoFinallyHaveaConclusion
Warner Bros. Please Release Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle on Home Video: https://www.change.org/ReleaseMowgliLegendoftheJungleonHomeVideo
Release the WebbCuts:
https://www.change.org/ReleasetheWebbCuts
In contrast to others who use the past tense for their narration, I like to go more for the tense that I believe will help fit the story best. At times, I will particularly go for the present tense mainly because I find that it helps make things much more visual than past tense, and because I find that it can help myself and my readers visualize everything without even having to try. Visualization and helping the readers easily visualize things without a problem is essential to me. My only exception for the use of present tense comes from making stories told from the first person point of view, as well as if I find something that the past tense would be perfect for.
Among other things, I like to especially go for concepts that nobody seems to have tried out at all (yet), or ones that nobody has done in a long time. All in all, I like to try to really differentiate myself from others.
I like to take my time on writing no matter the schedule to really plan out and brainstorm how to go about my story, as well as gather inspiration from a variety of sources in preparation for a story, as I find that I can’t go without inspiration at all. What I particularly like to do is find the right balance for the story and everything in it, looking for what I believe can work best for it and digging deep for the potential of it.
Additionally, I tend to be more of a clean family-friendly sort of writer. I don’t like to make excessive use of things such as gore (such as people’s heads getting chopped off), sex, cussing, etc. It’s especially to the point of barely using either, because I find them to lack necessity nor do I see the use of them. Violence-wise, I find myself leaning more towards the style and tone that ones such as Marvel and Pirates of the Caribbean often use.
Characters, character development, and dialogue are my favorite parts of writing. I like to especially come up with a line that I think fits his or her personality and the way he or she acts, and I like to come up with a moment that a character is perfect for. In short, I like to come up with what would fit the character naturally, and make sure the character is full of depth, life, and personality every step of the way. As a matter of fact, I was inspired to make my stories largely character-driven.
Greetings and salutations, my friends.
This is your top-of-the-line film, TV show, and episode reporter here with another review.
Today, I'm gonna give you guys my analysis of My Little Pony: Make Your Mark's "The Cutie Mark Mix-Up".
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Even so, it doesn’t sound like Walker’s willing to take any risks. He should know that MLP (G4) has deeper themes and characterizations that help it be far from a mere kids’ show, and considering the fact that it appealed incredibly well to all ages and genders regardless of what it was marketed towards…well, it just seems like he’s not wanting to break any new ground now.
Other than that, the irony behind that apparent statement he made about Sonic 2 is this:
While I have played the classic Sonic game here and there, I didn’t become an official fan of the franchise until I saw the first film, and I believe the new films were intended to both appeal to longtime fans and attract newcomers.
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...humor? Familiarity? I remember in his Sonic 2 review that people who're familiar with Sonic would enjoy the movie, but those who aren't would be lost, so he's trying to play on both sides of the field.
It's honestly not that much different from a Scooby-Doo fan having plenty of reviews on Scooby-Doo specials, they're going to be placing them on their (five/four1/2) out of fives list majority of the time.
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Well, if that’s the case, then what’s the point in seeing any of his reviews?
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Outside of a few referencing (particularly in the Ghost Rider reviews), he hasn't even touched MLP in his reviews. I think he would say that it would be charming for children, but he'd follow it up by saying that he isn't qualified to give an accurate opinion on it. It's pretty much why he's avoided big shows that's targeted towards kids from the 90s up. Pokemon only got its first movie reviewed because of demand and Digimon's movie only got reviewed by collaborating with JesuOtaku, two cult following movies that could only be appreciated by those who're familiar with with the source material. Since MLP:ANG is basing itself off G4 and he was past the age that it would've captured him in the 2010s, there's a good chance that he'll be avoiding it so he won't give a biased review.
If somebody was helping him along, yeah, I can see him reviewing it as well as the G4 movie.
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I will say this:
At this very moment, the only film I wouldn’t mind seeing Doug Walker review, and miraculously tear apart, is My Little Pony: A New Generation. If that day comes, I’d gladly check it out.