• Comic: It should be me!

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    Seriously.

    I feel kind of bad now for all of my Flutterlove lately.

    Poor girl was just left to rot.

    Alright that's my Trixie post for the day. 

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    teisipäev, 28. juuni 2011 op
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    58 kommentaari:

    1. asdfer28. juuni 2011, kell 19:31

      *It should be I

      VastaKustuta
    2. Shmoogy28. juuni 2011, kell 19:32

      i agree with trixie

      VastaKustuta
    3. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:32

      Trixie is awesome, that billboard is not -_-

      VastaKustuta
    4. SirLeandrea28. juuni 2011, kell 19:32

      Hehe This bilboard is certainly doing a lot to the world today.

      VastaKustuta
    5. Admiral Sparkle28. juuni 2011, kell 19:32

      Nah, Trixie is awesome and all, but all the smug looks wouldn't have the same effect if the master of smug looks was up there too!

      VastaKustuta
    6. kwj28. juuni 2011, kell 19:34

      it should be luna
      IT. SHOULD. BE .LUNA¡¡¡¡¡

      VastaKustuta
    7. Hipster Brony28. juuni 2011, kell 19:34

      You and your Trixie love, Sethisto...

      VastaKustuta
    8. Narwhals' Bend28. juuni 2011, kell 19:35

      @kwj
      I agree
      I AGRREE!!

      VastaKustuta
    9. Cameron28. juuni 2011, kell 19:36

      Trixie's so jelly that she's talking in first person.

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    10. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:36

      Flutterlove is nothing to feel bad about.

      VastaKustuta
    11. TenchiFreak528. juuni 2011, kell 19:38

      Tast raises an interesting point.


      On the other hand...

      It. Should. Be. TRIXIEEEE.

      VastaKustuta
    12. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:38

      ...Is it just me, or is Twilight's eyes totally wrong? just realized now...

      VastaKustuta
    13. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:38

      Don't worry Trixie, maybe you'll get your own spin off series... on pbs..... about you..... doing.... magic tricks.

      VastaKustuta
    14. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:39

      I'm hoping Trixie makes a comeback in Season 2. That would make me... a very happy pony.

      VastaKustuta
    15. Sterling Brave28. juuni 2011, kell 19:40

      This is awsome

      VastaKustuta
    16. Ninestempest28. juuni 2011, kell 19:40

      No trixie on billboards

      angryshy only!

      VastaKustuta
    17. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:41

      I've a hunch that Trixie'll be back with a vengeance. Gilda too.

      VastaKustuta
    18. MintBerryCrunch28. juuni 2011, kell 19:45

      Well they didn't want Trixie up there steeling all of the attention.
      That just wouldn't be fair to everypony else, now would it?

      VastaKustuta
    19. Randomjack28. juuni 2011, kell 19:45

      Ha. So that's why Twilight's got that "deal with it" face on.

      VastaKustuta
    20. Dr. Rarity28. juuni 2011, kell 19:47

      That's just soulcrushing, poor Trixie :(

      VastaKustuta
    21. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:48

      Call me slow to the party, but was it ever established whether the billboards were real or just Photoshopped??

      (Truth be told, I hope they were 'shopped. I don't like how they look; human posturing is not natural to ponies!)

      VastaKustuta
    22. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:48

      Trixie deserves only pain.

      No seriously, she was designed to be hated to a massive extreme, by being a arrogant, egotistical, snobby, brat; Yet she has massive fandom. I understand there will always be fans of some sort for everything, but the amount Trixie currently has is massive, which she should NOT have.

      VastaKustuta
    23. Ninestempest28. juuni 2011, kell 19:50

      @Anonymous
      Considering how many different angles of the exact same billboard there are from different qualities and resolutions of cameras on Ponibooru, it's pretty real. Hasbro also said they were going to do it so...

      VastaKustuta
    24. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 19:51

      You should feel bad! How could you abandon Trixie for that overrated pony?

      VastaKustuta
    25. 20percentcooler28. juuni 2011, kell 19:52

      Aw poor Trixie T.T

      VastaKustuta
    26. Applejack28. juuni 2011, kell 19:55

      How could you! Hmph

      VastaKustuta
    27. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:00

      @NinesTempest

      Thanks for explaining that, I did not know. I still don't like that design for my aforementioned reason, but publicity is publicity and publicity is good!

      VastaKustuta
    28. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:00

      You shouldn't feel bad. Fluttershy is best pony afterall. *glares at anon 6:51*

      VastaKustuta
    29. ph00tbag28. juuni 2011, kell 20:02

      @Anonymous
      There's more to it than that, though. In all fairness, heckling a traveling showpony, who clearly lives out of her trailer, is not a very friendly or tolerant thing to do. And you can hardly fault her for adapting her performance to fit. She wouldn't be the first vaudevillian to embarrass troublesome members of her audience.

      She could have been more gracious at the end, but then there would be no reason for her to make a reprise in season two!

      VastaKustuta
    30. 7heSama28. juuni 2011, kell 20:05

      BUT SHE'S A JERRRRK

      VastaKustuta
    31. MikeOShay28. juuni 2011, kell 20:07

      @asdfer Son you best be paraspritin' or Imma have to pop a cap.

      "It should be me up there" or "I should be up there", not either other combination of "I" or "me" compatible with those phrases.

      VastaKustuta
    32. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:09

      I freaking LOVE that billboard. Brilliant parody. Hope it gets lots of press.

      And cheer up, Trixie, your day will come...

      VastaKustuta
    33. TenchiFreak528. juuni 2011, kell 20:21

      @Anonymous

      If that was their intention, than I have to say they did a terrible job at it. Gilda was a massive bitch. Prince Douche was... well, a douche.

      But nothing that happened in Boast Busters was anywhere near as black and white as what happened in Griffon the Brush off Best Night Ever.

      VastaKustuta
    34. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:23

      My coworkers spotted the actual billboard: it's at Cahuenga and Barham, near Universal Studios.

      VastaKustuta
    35. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:31

      @Anonymous

      How is Fluttershy overrated? She's in the mane six! Trixie isn't....

      VastaKustuta
    36. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:36

      Flutterlove is definitely something to feel bad about. Way to overrated of a pony.

      VastaKustuta
    37. Randomjack28. juuni 2011, kell 20:41

      I loved Fluttershy before it was cool!

      Actually, it was always cool, she just wasn't assertive enough to tell everybody.

      VastaKustuta
    38. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:45

      @Anonymous
      Misspelled the word "too", your statement is invalid.

      VastaKustuta
    39. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 20:45

      I'm sorry, but I just have to get this off of my chest. I think the billboard could have been a lot better.

      First of all, the billboard doesn't even say "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic". I'm doing a little research will lead to MLP:FiM (after all, it does say that it's on the Hub), but still, unless you're already a fan, you'd have no idea what that billboard is advertising.

      Secondly, the billboard's physiogamy suggests that the main cast (with the exception of the ditzy-looking Pinkie Pie) are (for lack of a better expression) stuck-up bitches, which is the total opposite of what the characters actually are. Also, I can't help but feel that some of the pose the characters make are suggestive. Call me a perv for saying that, but that's how I feel.

      And finally, the billboard is parodying an R-rated film. I can understand that Hasbro would want to appeal to their newfound adult audience, but if I were in charge of a show that's supposed to be family-friendly, I would not want to relate it to a raunchy adult comedy that's obviously not meant for kids.

      I'll admit that I chuckled when I first saw the billboard. However, now when I look at it, I can't help but worry that Hasbro is doing too much to appease their adult audience when the show is supposed to be "for all ages".

      Anyway, that's my rant. Feel free to disagree.

      VastaKustuta
    40. Phoe28. juuni 2011, kell 21:09

      @Anonymous

      It does what a billboard is supposed to do: it catches people's attention. It's visually arresting without being obnoxious, and is an obvious parody built to elicit a chuckle (or at least a "wait, what?") out of passing adult drivers.

      Adults look at sign. Adults do research. Adults see this show is good for their children. Adults harken back to billboard and sit down with kids and watch together. Family bonding is had. I'm pretty sure this is the design intent of the ad, and not simple brony appeasement.

      VastaKustuta
    41. Sigil28. juuni 2011, kell 21:11

      @kwj
      I agree with you 100%

      VastaKustuta
    42. SomeGuy28. juuni 2011, kell 21:38

      Well that didn't take long.

      VastaKustuta
    43. SomeGuy28. juuni 2011, kell 21:46

      @SomeGuy For someone to make a comic around the billboard I mean

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    44. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 21:49

      @Phoe This

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    45. Anonüümne28. juuni 2011, kell 22:35

      @Anonymous
      I'm glad they are relating the ponies to more mature things such as Bridesmaids, it means we will have some fun surprises in store for season 2.

      VastaKustuta
    46. Bosstone28. juuni 2011, kell 23:53

      @Anonymous

      "And finally, the billboard is parodying an R-rated film. I can understand that Hasbro would want to appeal to their newfound adult audience, but if I were in charge of a show that's supposed to be family-friendly, I would not want to relate it to a raunchy adult comedy that's obviously not meant for kids.

      I'll admit that I chuckled when I first saw the billboard. However, now when I look at it, I can't help but worry that Hasbro is doing too much to appease their adult audience when the show is supposed to be "for all ages"."

      You know how you get a show or movie to appeal to all ages? You slip in jokes for adults that kids don't recognize as adult jokes. Watch Animaniacs again sometime (or heck, watch this handy compilation). The number of adult jokes in successful kids' cartoons is surprisingly high, and is usually what draws attention from adult fans. A kids' show without adult humor hidden in it is just a simple kids' show and is usually written off as mindless pap.

      Granted, one of the things that makes MLP:FiM interesting is that it's fun and positive and wholesome, without the usual adult cynicism that pervaded most of the Spielberg cartoons and others. But the show's got a long way to go before it becomes Sex in the Stable.

      VastaKustuta
    47. Torrential Rains29. juuni 2011, kell 00:46

      Wait a minute...
      SETH
      YOU TRYING TO STEAL FLUTTERSHY FROM ME?
      IT. IS. ON!

      VastaKustuta
    48. Twilight Sparkle29. juuni 2011, kell 00:49

      Trixie is about to unleash the power of the azure...coat.

      VastaKustuta
    49. Torrential Rains29. juuni 2011, kell 00:52

      @Twilight Sparkle
      Hello again...
      Twilight...

      VastaKustuta
    50. Twilight Sparkle29. juuni 2011, kell 00:53

      @Torrential Rains
      You Flankhole.You blew up my library!

      VastaKustuta
    51. Torrential Rains29. juuni 2011, kell 01:02

      @Twilight Sparkle
      ...
      I SAVED YOUR LIFE YOU UNGRATEFUL LITTLE WRETCH!

      Shouldn't you be crying over Scratch?

      VastaKustuta
    52. Torrential Rains29. juuni 2011, kell 01:08

      @Twilight Sparkle
      Anyway, leave me alone Twi
      I gotta kill Seth
      *Pulls out sniper rifle*

      Okay...
      Adjust for 1500 miles...
      Varying wind speeds across several states...

      VastaKustuta
    53. Twilight Otaku29. juuni 2011, kell 01:10

      Twilight PWNS Trixie in every way, so your argument(s) is(are) invalid.

      VastaKustuta
    54. Anonüümne29. juuni 2011, kell 06:02

      The Great and Powerful Trixie doesn't need a billboard anyway.

      She's that awesome.

      VastaKustuta
    55. Anonüümne29. juuni 2011, kell 10:05

      @Bosstone

      Different Anon here:
      Was I the only one who didn't like Animaniacs? I thought that all the "adult jokes" were pandering to the stereotype of what a corporate executive THOUGHT adults were: cynical, over-sexed, greedy, and all around callous to those around them. It got to the point where I would sit down to watch Animaniacs and felt like the show was making a weak attempt at subverting my thought processes to reflect that terrible stereotype. Plus, a lot of the jokes just weren't that funny.

      I REALLY don't want MLP: FIM to end up going that route. MLP is able to make adult jokes that don't pander to (or attempt to validate) the worst in our nature, and it would be a shame to see the show fall down to the level of Animaniacs.

      VastaKustuta
    56. Anonüümne29. juuni 2011, kell 11:42

      I think we're comparing apples and oranges here.

      Animaniacs was intended as a spoof of the Hollywood cartoon industry, so of course the humor in it was going to be on the dry and cynical side. It was "inside humor", jokes by, about, and for the folks who were making them.

      MLP, on the other hoof, has a reputation for being (mind-numbingly) "kid friendly". Tossing in some jokes aimed at adults is not going to change that in any direction except for the better. And Bosstone is right--no one at Hasbro is going to "reimagine" MLP as a hip, cynical cartoon, because that would effectively destroy its carefully cultivated reputation.

      VastaKustuta
    57. Bosstone29. juuni 2011, kell 20:17

      @Anonymous

      Though I hate to caution someone agreeing with me, I have to point at Loonatics Unleashed. Idiot studio execs definitely exist.

      Of course, Loonatics came about after the Looney Tunes cow had been milked dry for years, so I'm pretty sure it won't come to that with MLP:FiM. So long as the creators aim at the kids first while giving the adults some love on the side, as the folks who did Spongebob did, it'll be all good.

      VastaKustuta
    58. Silent hunter30. juuli 2011, kell 14:51

      First Fluttershy got upset over animals staying away from her. Now Trixie got upset over a billboard that doesn't feature herself. The meme goes on and on. 8p

      VastaKustuta

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