Unless you saw something confirming this that I didn't pick up on, it's still just a rumor right now.Veylon said:So this is really going to be a thing, then? Huh.
Unless you saw something confirming this that I didn't pick up on, it's still just a rumor right now.Veylon said:So this is really going to be a thing, then? Huh.
This looks to come from an industry trade magazine. Watch the video from the page the OP links to. Unless there's some unusually ambitious hoaxer - or this is Hasbro merely testing the waters - than this is indeed in the works.Dangit2019 said:Unless you saw something confirming this that I didn't pick up on, it's still just a rumor right now.Veylon said:So this is really going to be a thing, then? Huh.
I don't know, I think that's kinda embarrassing. I'd be avoiding his gaze if he was in my class.Giftfromme said:in better pony news, this guy promotes MLP to the class:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XhMd-E2pII
A very cool man that I would like to meet in real life.
I entirely understand people who are irritated because of people like that. I've had a lot of similar experiences, come to think of it--though those were mostly with commercials that played way too often. I just have a problem with the hate we get because of the 'little girls show' side of it. You, specifically, may not have a problem with it, but a lot of people do.surg3n said:The problem isn't even the show, it's content, characters etc - the problem is Bronies... and I mean no disrespect to any Bronie reading this, but you can't deny that some Bronies take it too far. The fan fiction and art for example, or those irritating Bronies who try and bring up MLP anywhere they can. Bronies made it a thing - liking a cartoon, something as simple and innocent as that now has a label, and the label is tainted by the small percentage of Bronies who get under our skin. I guess the same goes for Furries as well, a handful of nut-cases tarnish peoples view.Coconut Cashmere said:We watch it because we enjoy the show. It's as simple as that: it makes us smile, so we watch it. It boggles my mind that so many people get their panties in a twist because adults like a show primarily aimed at a younger audience.
Let me try and frame it from another point of view. You tell someone you really like this thing--say, a video game. It's engaging with an awesome story. Instead of taking your unironic enjoyment at face value, this person tells you that no, you can't just like it because you like it--it's a video game, therefore it's for kids! Clearly you have ulterior motivations, such as wanting to lure little kids into your windowless van. Now imagine that person multiplied by god only knows how many, telling you at every turn you're either a pathetic man-child or a pedophile. You and your fellow fans are the butt of the joke, with even 'professional' news and websites you go to for entertainment getting a few laughs in at your expense.
We try and shrug it off, but it does hurt. Being told we're pathetic/disgusting for finding enjoyment in something aimed at a different age group starts to wear on you after a while. It taints our enjoyment of something entirely innocent, even though we're doing nothing wrong nor hurting anyone.
I do get a little more wiggle room because I'm a girl. But my open, supportive family (my little bro came out of the closet and revealed himself as a furry and we were all just fine with it) still makes fun of my liking this show.