I have no idea. I've never heard of one like that.

It's featured on Equestria Dails ocassionally, but I keep forgetting what it's called.

And That's How Equestria Was Made?

Yes! Now I can link to the new Derpy comic! [1] I need to crop it so that I can use that jelly pony as my new avatar.

xD

Fetishes are canon in Equestria

I slept through todays episode. Can someone tell me if it's worthy of You Tubing if you don't always follow the show, but want something to keep in mind when bored?

edited 4th Mar '12 12:54:29 AM by GigglesMcYummy

I am now the jelly pony.

Probably not, it wasn't one of their better episodes. At least not accoding to the people on 4chan.

>taking advice from 4chan...?

I liked it. Flutterbitch is always fun.

edited 4th Mar '12 1:28:14 AM by Pykrete

Agreed. Ignore 4chan.

Besides, its a fluttershy episode. She was made to make you D'aww in any given situation.

What I heard was basically that this plot has been done way too many times already and that it was out of character for Fluttershy to turn into an absolute jerk like she did. Personally I thought it was a good episode for the most part, but I didn't care for the rather rushed delivery of an aesop that wasn't totally clear.

"Dear princess celestia. Today I learned that Minotaurs are not good role models"

Minotaurs tend to be apart of awesome things, though. Like Final Fantasy VIII or the movie Role Models.

"Dear Princess Celestia."
"Today I learnt that when someone tells you to stand up for yourself, you shouldn't resort to violence to do so. Instead, be your natural self with a bit a more confidence in what you can achieve. Believe in yourself!"

My friend really disliked this episode.

When we noticed that it was written by the writer of "Mare-Do-Well", he called "I KNEW IT!"

I kinda agree with him that the writer doesn't actually write scripts for Friendship Is Magic, but instead writes Generic Kids' Show and then outfits it for ponies.

I liked the episode, but I think it was only slightly above average by this show's standards. It was way better than "Mare-Do-Well", which had a really confused moral and got several central characters wrong. This one only got Angel-Bunny fundamentally wrong.

edited 4th Mar '12 2:09:48 AM by Kerrah

I just listened to "family ways" on Equestria Daily. It's surprisingly catchy.

edited 4th Mar '12 5:18:29 AM by Carciofus

Flutterbitch from the season premier is foreshadowing for yesterday's episode.

All Discorded ponies are foreshadows for later episodes.

Huh? He's always been like that, that little entitled prick. All Take and No Give. With an Extreme Doormat, it's the ideal abusive relationship.

Yeah, but previously Angel has been portrayed as being more mature than Fluttershy, instead of acting like a spoiled child.

I thought the episode was generally pretty good, although the start was a bit rocky and everyone in Ponyville turned into douches for no good reason. And yeah, Angel was a spoiled brat. I almost never wish harm on characters, but I really wanted to slap him.

Also, Iron Will was awesome. I'm glad they managed to have an antagonist-type character who wasn't a complete and total jerk. Also, he's hilarious.

He reminds me of one of my PUA tutors. Note: if you don't take PUA advice to the letter, there is much to be learned. Don't forget to complement that with lots and lots ofreading up on the current state of gender studies. I'm currently reading a book about how "manliness" was developed in the USA during the late XI Xth and early X Xth century and it's AMAZING how much of an artificial construct it is, how much effort it required to establish and maintain, and how it responded to mostly socilogical and economical reasons. What I mean to say is, the key to a healthy, laid-back attitude when looking to find partners of the opposite gender is to understand well what your gender roles entail, and why they are so. It makes behavior generated by those cultural ssumptions far easier to understand and deal with, and allows you to look past that into the other person. That's how I met my GF. Lately we've been imitating the Big Mac Cheerelie love routine just to annoy people, but, worryingly enough, it's growing on us.

Derail over.

What is PUA?

Oh boy, here we go...◊

Pick-up artist.

edited 4th Mar '12 12:00:45 PM by Carciofus

I loved this episode too. It was pretty cool seeing fluttershy all mean and bitchy, untill she went too far anyway. And like others pointed out, I also like how Iron will wasn't really a bad guy.

My review is done, for those who are interested.