>>5450 I just had a dream my brother (for context, we're both adults and don't live in the same house) was throwing glass jars at me and then blaming me for breaking them when they would hit the floor and shatter. He then got really pissed off and tried to barge into my bedroom (where I was now taking shelter) and I told him, politely but firmly while barring the door, "Go away. We're doing sexo with Rainbow Dash in here." Though there was no Rainbow Dash in my dream and I wasn't having sex with anything at all. I don't think he stopped but the dream ended then and there. I had another similarly stupid pony dream recently but I can't remember that one unfortunately.

not really a pony dream, but... I did have this dream the night after playing Equestria at war I only remember a griffon sliding on a map and pushing other griffons out while saying "damn griffons, they ruined griffonia!"

Alrighty, my turn. Refer to pic I got into mlp a few months ago, with very limited initial knowledge, but at the point of the dream, I had watched up to mid-season 3 of FiM. Flash-forward to a few weeks back and I go off to sleep not thinking about anything MLP related. (At most playing the MLP mod in vintage story a few days prior with friends) >dream begins, description of the room/building: Immediately I am in a castle or some other large stone-block building, it gives off vibes that it was formerly in ruins, but recently has begun renovation. I am in a small room, which I would estimate to be around 7mx10mx10m (BxWxH) in size. The room also reminds me of the Iberian/Mediterranean throne rooms in Crusader Kings 3 (6/10 game imo). I believe I am sitting on some sort of throne, albeit a small one, which resides in the back left corner, with a half wall and column dividing the throne area and the left half/middle of the room. To my direct front, there is a decorative arch on the wall in front of me, but nothing special. To the left of that is a doorway, which is opened to a long hallway with large glass windows, and on both sides of the doorway there are 2 frescoes of the Sisters, with Celestia's being on the side closest to me. Hers has a purple outline showing her details (in the style of the show), with the grey-white of the stone used as color, while the inverse is true with the Luna fresco. On the wall to the right there is a carved mural that I cannot remember the specifics of, but I think Cadence and the Mane 6 were involved, laid in the same aged stone. >the big things I really noticed immediately after taking in the room: My height felt off, I do not think I was human, but I knew I was sitting at my standing human height of ~195cm. After this, Luna enters the room, with a look on her face that implied she was going tell/ask me something, but we were both interrupted by a noise in the room behind the throne room, which after looking over the half-wall, was an open door to a small library with a pile of books in the middle. Not a word was spoken, and after that I woke up.

I had a almost proper pony dream last night. I was walking into a toy shop in some mall and the whole center of it was dedicated to some mlp X Lego collaboration, with the grand piece being a huge ass statue of Twilight in her princes of Equestria dress.

actually just another dream lust night not sure how it started but i'm sure i took liking in riding regular horses but i didn't know how to stop them and my horse was only getting faster and almost ran someone over my friends also mocked me for liking horses only because I like mlp, to which i said yes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBdoXgQwOO0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA5hdHcgXqY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN0q6t-fpRs

How many videos is in your MLP YouTube playlist NHNB? Mine is nearly at 700, shamefully low I know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0f2TDqUp1U

>>25975 0

>>29179 even though they do look like testicles

>>29180 I don't see it. You're still terminally gay to see teats as such, maybe if you stopped looking at (and maybe liking) cocks and balls so much, that wouldn't be the case.

>>29182 I suppose we'll have to settle that we both have different reasons to lick them On the other hand? Did you sew them yourself or were they included?

I just want to say that the two of you are faggots do a flip

>>29126 Theres a scene from South Park of Randy hopping on giant balls. The teats are located in an area or drawn close to where balls would be, and are drawn absurdly large to the point of Adult Swim levels of parody.

>>28445 thank you i still think i should make it a lil bit better clearer

made it a lil bit better >>28348 also yeah i put it there (we need banner thread), i'll wait for the reactions

I like it anun

>>28348 It looks like she's looking at some spirit arriving to talk with her.

-- thank you everyone for your kind words >>29159 i tried to make it to represent the hope and peacefulness so that is why it feels like that

>>28997 the season didn't feel literally bad to me, but they sure did drop in quality most probably, the introducing of new story arc related to the 6 students of school of magic, which just wasn't that interesting

>>28797 I was thinking about 2 episodes that have grown on me over time. I'm not an analyst or reviewer so apologies if my thoughts are scattered. The first one is Baby Cakes. I know, I know, but let me explain. It has some good things going for, and the good parts add more to it than the weak parts detract. I'd go so far as to say it's one of the better Pinkie Pie episodes (not the best, but up there) because it has her in one of her most rounded roles. She has a great emotional range in this episode and it always highlights for me, on rewatching, how much depth she can have as a character when she isn't being sidelined as comic relief. It makes me wish Charlotte Fullerton had written more Pinkie episodes; I think she could have done some cool things with her character. Another thing I like about this episode is the pacing and structure. For such a low-stakes slice of life premise, the episode feels very snappy. No line or gag feels wasted or filler-ish; every scene builds on itself and once the tension in the central conflict starts building, it doesn't slow down or get tangled up in asides and subplots. It really shows that you don't need big set pieces or character melodrama or deepest lore to make a good episode; this episode is about as bare bones and bottlenecked as it gets but it can still make 3 characters (really 2 if you consider the twins effectively act like a single character) interacting in 1 location compelling. I think that's another thing about it that stands out to me: how well it does so much character work with so little material. Obviously the most polarizing part is going to be the Cake twins. They haven't grown on me or become more 'relatable' as I've gotten older. Maybe if I had kids of my own? While they aren't my favorite characters by any stretch, I do think they're the right foil for Pinkie in this episode and I can't think of anything I'd really want to change about them that wouldn't end up making the episode weaker. Every moment they're on screen can feel exhausting; this doesn't make for the most relaxing viewing, but they work well for their role in the episode, maybe even a bit too well at times. It's hard for me to hate their characters for that. I wouldn't fault anyone for not liking this episode - again, I have been annoyed by it as well - but I think it has a lot going for it and is generally underrated in the fandom. I can see the same soulfulness in it that you also get in episodes like Look Before You Sleep or Best Night Ever, and that soulfulness is FiM at its best.

>>29043 out of M6, pinkie feels like the most background one to me, which allows her to act a bit more eccentric so seeing pinkie pie in more natural light while still preserving her childishness was actually relieving to me >They haven't grown on me I don't think they were supposed to, they were just an object in episode centered around pinkie pie. but i do think that writers designed it with parents watching in mind: showing how stressful parenthood can be for two little rascals that shit themselves and scream at things i don't have a kid, but i often babysat for my then baby cousin still, it shows at the ned, and it's truth, that the self-shitting rascals are worth it in the end

>>28995 >how much do they differ from one another? A lot and very little... To me, it comes down to their approach to the material. I agree with the Look Before You Sleep anon, character interactions go a long way towards making a story fun. One of the main strengths of MLP is that it has six great main characters to write about. But it's also for television, and certain rules need to be followed. Each script has the same three-act structure, and they need professionals who can write their stories to fit into those strict guidelines, like Amy Keating Rogers, for example. She began writing scripts in the nineties, and had worked with Lauren Faust on Powerpuff Girls. They also need to be able to write jokes. Comedy makes up a large part of every episode of MLP, and for the most part, the jokes fall into two categories: >character humor >gags There's usually a good mix of both in every episode. Applebuck Season is a great example of this. Applejack's stubbornness is the root cause of all of the gags in that episode (which are foreshadowed during the town hall scene early on.) She's too tired to actually help anyone, but she's also too stubborn to admit that she's not in any state to help anyone. Amy wrote Applebuck Season. Merriweather Williams is another career writer for television. She worked on the show at the same time Amy did, and she also has a good grasp on the characterization of the mane 6, but her episodes tended to be formulaic, suffering from bad writing tropes and cliches that we expected from shows like Care Bears, not MLP.

>>29043 Baby cakes... that scene were one of the babies says pinkie and other says pie makes me teary , also that pinkie pie's face is adorable the whole story of that episode is how hard it is to take care of the children and why you should ask for help to share the responsibility -- slice of life was undoubtedly a fan-service episode for appreciation of brony fandom and it did a very good job of it

>>22881 still would hate it but about 5% less

>>2252 Twilight Sparkle stole my money

>>22881 I don't think she could be a princess unless she's an alicorn. But maybe she could be a Countess or Baroness, or something. >Countess Sparkle >Baroness Sparkle Has a nice ring to it I think.

The only truth, to speak otherwise is heresy.

Yup, peer-reviewed facts based on scientific research (They) won't recover from this

>>25696 Sounds comfy. Furries and fursuits should be banned from any pony evwnt by default.

>>29158 even pony fursuits?

>>29167 If it's cancer then it should be removed, no preferences given.

>>29167 Yes except for banana cel and your mother

I missed you guys. I don't know why I didn't come to the other sekrit clubz sooner. I knew they were here.

>>24452 Welcome to the sekrit club

>>18802 some migrated to /mlpol/ some migrated to plus

>>18802 I wish it had fucking stayed down!

>>29160 ditto

>>28750 He vants to zuck your crystals?

>>28751 >The crystals got me movin' like an invasive species and yes, yes he does.

Canterlot wasn't built in a day, but this plotline certainly was. Give me the fucking crystanyl.

>>28760 >Give me the fucking crystanyl. Dracula flow Sombra in mlp would be wild.

Bleh bleh bleh

>>24643 Pinkie Promise

Technological progress is so sporadic because when something is seen as good enough, like steam trains or film reels, it's simply settled on as a near unchanging standard. Sure, some places may have more advanced stuff present, but that's because a local pony had enough ingenuity to make something better and share it with their friends. Whether it then spreads from that localized area comes down entirely to if ponies from elsewhere both happen to see/use it and like it enough to want to bring it to their friends as well instead of just seeing it as something special this particular place has to itself. On a similar note, I think the feel like the tech-based aesthetic that would have the best chance of catching on and really sticking in Equestria would be cassette futurism. I base this on nothing more than it somewhat fitting with the notion of finding something that works well then leaving it alone I stated prior and its 80s era connection coinciding with the era that my little pony as a franchise started. >>3396 Like real life, facial expression will go a long way to helping make body language much clearer. >>14860 >Think how many other small valley towns like Ponyville there must be that the mane characters would have no reason to know about or reference. The tabletop gaming player in me sees this as a good thing because it leaves plenty of space in the setting for writers to carve out their own little spots. When deciding where one of my steel donuts came from I decided he hailed from a mountain village in the crystal mountain range about directly above where Manehattan is written on the map there.

>>3035 >>3038 >>3051 Ponies don't seem like the type of race that would field large, organized national armies simply because having that degree of a command and power structure isn't something they're able to do. Local militias and volunteer defense groups seem much more likely and only used for as long as they're absolutely necessary.

>>28930 yes, this. cutie remark shows equstria can be centrally mobilised if necessary. but practically, most rely on various elite forces, like pillars of equestria or elements of harmony, for concentrated tasks to avoid full-blown war

A mare would only accept a man brave enough to stomp a roach with his barefoot