Tear jerkers and things that are cool.
I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.
@NES - Pinkie. I think I would end up punching her.
Big Macintosh, I guess. He's not exactly a great conversationalist.
I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.
I dont get that, most of those mentions ARE times I really got into it, if not outright teared up, and least felt close. I think the only time I outright teared up during the show was Celestia's Ballad. But I tend to REALLY get into great works, empathize with the characters, it's pretty easy for a good work to play with my emotions and get me going. (one of the reasons I'm loathed to try Project Horizons, getting that attached, that into the characters, while they get tortured mutilated and maimed... no thanks.)
Have you ever watched Schindler's List? Granted, it's not exactly a fiction.
No, though I have watched several other movies about the Holocaust.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
Wait, are we talking about M6 or ponies in the show in general?
@Seraphem: That's just it, a lot of people weren't affected that much. There were sad moments, sure, but nothing came close to actually making me cry.
I think the books I found the saddest were probably
The Subtle Knife and The Beginning ({Animorphs}). But even then I didn't cry.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
pony you'd least want to hang out with?
Diamond Tiara and/or Silver Spoon.
you're stronger than you think you are.
How about that smelly pony from the Hearts and Hooves Day song? I think there was one at least.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
A lot of the stallions in that song were weird. The Too Clean Stallion's house probably looks like a decontamination zone and you have to wear a hazmat suit before you can visit him.
I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.
I love the "Rarity fighting a giant crab" meme.
I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.
Man, one wishes they could have just stuck with the first ones. I actually thought they were OK.
Horrifying? I see nothing wrong with that for some reason. -hit with a horseshoe-
It's a Demonic Lighthouse Slide! WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I beg of you, Durza, make it so.
-Azreal
Some got better, some got less better.
@ed: Same. But i've left my rant about that on the appropriate forum. But the last Pinkie design... do her eyes look too far apart to anyone else?
edited 4th May '13 7:43:17 AM by PrincessGwenevere
Don't forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
I'd pretty much forgotten that Equestria Girls was a thing.
I simply cannot let such a crime against fabulosity go uncorrected.
The Subtle knife?
Specifically the scene where that Texan guy dies.
Anyway, I agree that it gets pretentious and preachy later on, but I think it only got really bad with the third book.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.