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Dessa

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  1. From an EQD interview with Rebecca Dart:

    When I read the script I had a very clear vision of what I wanted the character [Chrysalis] to look like. She was described as a gangly, black pegacorn with a gnarled horn, but with a name like Chrysalis I though she should be a bit insect-like, thus the carapace and transparent wings.

    [bolding mine]

    She was described to her, presumably by someone higher up the chain, as a "PEGACORN." I always liked pegacorn better anyway.

  2. I miss Lauren Faust so, so much. These are such interesting ideas, and they sound like interesting "lessons" too. I miss theydays of lessons sometimes feeling mature and complex. And the days of characters acting out of character only to confirm it more. I loved that sort of contradiction.

    I sill love FiM, but it's much simpler now.

  3. Not necessarily the best, but the best showcase of a character for noobs.

    Twilight: Winter Wrap Up

    Pinkie: Griffon the Brush Off

    Applejack: Applebuck season

    Rainbow Dash: Sonic Rainboom

    Rarity: Suited for Success

    Fluttershy: Dragonshy

    Spike: A Dog and Pony Show

    Celestia: A Canterlot Wedding - Part 2

  4. This poll is part of a larger bracket in the Best Episode Ever! tournament (Master thread/bracket here: http://www.canterlot...ason-2-edition/)

    This thread will close after 5 days.

    You may vote for as many as 3 episodes, but no more. This poll is public, and after the poll closes I'll be verifying votes to make sure this rule is followed. If you wish to vote for less than 3 episodes, this is allowed.

    This topic will close automatically after 5 days, at 8:00 AM board time, on Tuesday, August 7th. Get your votes in before then!

  5. You may find your comments are most appreciated when spoken with more purpose.

    Nope. Still considered g1 on most wikis and definitely among old school fans.

    Really, it takes either a break of the line entirely, or a complete overhaul of the series, toys and related media like what we saw with friendship is magic to be considered a whole new generation. I mean, My Little Pony Tales was only one season, and only had the main 7 characters released as toys at the vey tail end of the line. It's a footnote in MLP history.

    So basically, even if we focused on a new groups of characters all of a sudden, as long as the toys were the same and it took place in Equestria, it would still be considered g4.

    That's the thing though, MLPT didn't take place in the same place. The whole world changed around them, and they even developed new powers (sticky hooves!). Meanwhile, the toys DID change, as well as the stories, between 3 and 3.5. It seems a bit arbitrary is all, although I suppose if I collected multi-generational toys it would make perfect sense.

  6. Yes, I was talking about Bonnie. She confirmed @ mlp fair in 2008, during a Q&A. It was pretty much standard practice if you worked for a toy company, whatever you came up with belonged to them.

    Also, WH, generations refers to the toys. People keep applying the term to the shows and that confuses the whole friendship gardens line, which did not have a show. The only reason g3.5 is called g3.5 and not g4 is because there was no break in the narrative for the line itself, but the main molds were redone for the toys. Unless we had a full reinvisionung of the story for the line, and the molds changed, it would still be considered a variation on g4. Until fim and a brand new type of fan happened, I did not come across a single person who considered my little pony tales the second generation.

    So wait, the toys have narratives seperate from the shows? This post really confuses me.

  7. I don't watch or care about Bleach anymore. I don't watch the English or Japanese version anymore.

    Which is exactly the point. You used to care about Bleach, and now you don't because it went on and on and on.

    8 seasons is too many. I'd put 5 or 6 as the upper limit. After some point, shows just go stale, no matter how good they are. Do we really want MLP to be the Simpsons, with a neverending stream of jokes we've heard a million times before?

    Also, Flutterscotch, isn't Faust still listed as "creative consultant?" I know her creative unput these days is zero, but a credit would suggest she's still on a payroll.

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