That was both cute and funny. It's also one of my theorys(pony intervention-less unfortunately) on why the mayan calender stops where it does. Guy just got tired or ran out of room.
No, kryptonite's not the right term for it. It doesn't result in us dying, going insane, or losing our brony powers. Maybe their brony drugs. Like other ponies, but more so.
I get the purpose of the comic, but I just have to point out that's the Sun Stone from the Aztec civilization. The Mayan calendar predates that for years.
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lolwut
ReplyDeleteExcept one thing Celestia's Mane Needs to be pink Funny comic though
ReplyDeleteI'd become evil too if I had to put up with that all the time.
ReplyDeleteWell, that explains a lot! lol
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about young Celestia and Luna that's so awesomely compelling? I can't get enough of these little vignettes from their childhood.
ReplyDeletejajaja so hilarious XD
ReplyDeleteBest explanation for the apocalypse ever ^^
ReplyDeleteSolar eclipses were scaled back to once per year after the Mayans complained the alicorns were oppressing their culture.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, little Luna and Celestia are like brony kryptonite. We can't resist.
ReplyDeleteThat was both cute and funny. It's also one of my theorys(pony intervention-less unfortunately) on why the mayan calender stops where it does.
ReplyDeleteGuy just got tired or ran out of room.
This is kind of awesome
ReplyDeleteNo more crazy theories, the truth has been revealed!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, another 2012 theory. xD
ReplyDelete~Dark~
No, kryptonite's not the right term for it. It doesn't result in us dying, going insane, or losing our brony powers. Maybe their brony drugs. Like other ponies, but more so.
ReplyDeleteNow Nightmare Moon makes complete sense...
ReplyDelete...as well as the 1,000 years banishment.
Both cute and funny. I personally hate the 2012 theory, but that's a funny way of explaining why the Mayan calender stops there.
ReplyDeleteI hope the creators realize the potential for Lil' Celestia and Luna and their origins, because they're too darn adorable.
Simply Epic, well done Madmax, you really made my day.
ReplyDeleteOh god Madmax is a genius! This explains so much.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, this kind of explains things indeed.
ReplyDeleteMade my day :D
this comic IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING
ReplyDeleteHey,
ReplyDeletethis is awkward but can anypony explain me the second frame?
I didn´t get it
thanks
Madmax, you are too epic for us all. When I write a fic about an epic OC pony, I'm naming them after you.
ReplyDeleteLol Celestia. Stop getting Luna all worked up now.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous:
ReplyDeleteYoung Trollestia used Fake Tears to get Young Best Goddess Ever to make an eclipse.
Haha no wonder Luna became Nightmare Moon
ReplyDeleteLeave it to the regal sisters to troll the apocalypse.
ReplyDeleteI lawl'ed...
ReplyDeleteOoooooh ThANKS Display Name
ReplyDeleteTrollestia
She allways makes me laugh
My mind was blown. Madmax is a GENIUS! It just makes so sense!
ReplyDeletebwahahahah <3 CSIMadax
ReplyDelete*csimadmax
ReplyDeletesowwy for the typo -.-
*csimadmax
ReplyDeletesowwy for the typo :(
Heehee! So much love for Madmax! I love her comics so much. :)
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHA! I loved it! :D
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHA! I LOVE IT! Madmax is the best. There is not enough epic to describe her work. 5-stars.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the reasons I would love to see a spin-off series featuring Celestia and Luna there is so much potential for comedic zaniness.
Along the same lines a CMC spin off would also be good. Sort of a educational comedy mix.
Excellence.
ReplyDeleteBest 2012 spoof ever. It's not true to how the Mayan calender works, but it's so funny I don't care.
ReplyDeleteBad Celestia. Scaring everyone like that.
ReplyDeleteMy Little Giraffe!
ReplyDeleteOh MadMax you never fail to please.
ReplyDeleteSo is this them while young adults. I like it. This was so clever and I'd like to see more of this kind of situation between Celly and Luna.
ReplyDelete2012 explained.
ReplyDeleteI get the purpose of the comic, but I just have to point out that's the Sun Stone from the Aztec civilization. The Mayan calendar predates that for years.
ReplyDeletei'd believe it...
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