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That's right, boys, girls, men, women.. but mostly men aged 13-18 and 18-24, it's My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Similar to the way that Disney movies are for everyone, not just little girls, this show has a target audience of every age, gender, and whatever else you could think of.

It's just.. a good show.

any other bronies/pega-sis out there?

Not brony...just love to watch it...
This toon shows how real friendship and almost perfect world could be and how ugly and violent the real life is

And yeah - check this song - it's really good attitude to this thread:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWM2joNb9NE

watched the entire first season. voluntarily. it's a good cartoon. the fans drive me nuts though.

Patryk Ludamage wrote:And yeah - check this song - it's really good attitude to this thread:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWM2joNb9NE

I've spent three hours of my life watching this guy thanks to you.

Best decision I've ever made!!!!!!!!!!! I'M IN LOVE.

I don't understand this.

Twoism-ist wrote: the fans drive me nuts though.

yeah, some of them are a little obnoxious/hardcore, lol

i just watch it with my roommate every saturday, we order a pizza
just for kicks, we tell them in the special order thing to draw one of the "mane" six (hohoho) on the box.
here are the results:

9/17/11
"please draw pinkie pie on box"



9/24/11
"draw rainbow dash on box, yo"



one of these days they'll get it right

I'm sorry, but I just can't relate to any of this.

You know, you might want to change the age group a bit. 18-34 is probably a bit more accurate.

Wikipedia wrote:Friendship is Magic takes place in the land of Equestria, populated by varies of ponies (including pegasus and unicorn variants), along with numbers of other sentient and non-sentient creatures. The show is centered on the character Twilight Sparkle, a unicorn pony sent by her mentor and ruler of Equestria, Princess Celestia, to the town of Ponyville to study the magic of friendship.

There is no way in fuck I am watching this. Sounds utterly terrible and childish. The town of "Ponyville"? Really??

EDIT: by "childish" I mean produced for and geared towards children. And by "children" i mean 6 year old girls. I can't see any reason why an adult male would want to watch this. Maybe I am lost in my old age, but I just don't see the appeal.

dp wrote:

Wikipedia wrote:Friendship is Magic takes place in the land of Equestria, populated by varies of ponies (including pegasus and unicorn variants), along with numbers of other sentient and non-sentient creatures. The show is centered on the character Twilight Sparkle, a unicorn pony sent by her mentor and ruler of Equestria, Princess Celestia, to the town of Ponyville to study the magic of friendship.

There is no way in fuck I am watching this. Sounds utterly terrible and childish. The town of "Ponyville"? Really??

EDIT: by "childish" I mean produced for and geared towards children. And by "children" i mean 6 year old girls. I can't see any reason why an adult male would want to watch this. Maybe I am lost in my old age, but I just don't see the appeal.

The appeal is that it's supposed to be a show for 6 year old girls.

Which makes being a 26 year old man and watching the show interesting.

At least, that's what it really seems like to me.

it's a little more mature than for 6 year olds. it's got a fair bit of adult-ish humor in there, too (not sexual double entendres or anything, but enough humor in it to justify a 16+ year old watching and laughing at least occasionally). and remember shows like Ed, Edd & Eddy? Powerpuff Girls (bad example, meh)? Foster's home for imaginary friends (..). it's got A LOT of the same people working on it.

and sure, a lot of the fans take it way too overboard. i'm not one of those 30 year old man children that's dressing up in pony cosplay and having fucking fantasies about the show

i'm just an 18 year old that occasionally watches the show with my 19 year old roommate that got into it (after putting up with much skepticism from me), that, upon watching it for the first time, realized it's really not a bad show, and it's not just a kid's show.

just another little way to unwind after so much school and work.

Waterbagel wrote:and remember shows like Ed, Edd & Eddy? Powerpuff Girls (bad example, meh)? Foster's home for imaginary friends (..).

Any SRMTHFG! (Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go!) fans here?

I'm totally with you, waterbagel!

Thanks for making this topic

I love MLP:FiM to death. It's a great show! And it's just beyond adorable!

Pinkie Pie is my favorite, for the record!

Waterbagel wrote:i'm not one of those 30 year old man children that's dressing up in pony cosplay and having fucking fantasies about the show

I am!

Waterbagel wrote:it's a little more mature than for 6 year olds. it's got a fair bit of adult-ish humor in there, too (not sexual double entendres or anything, but enough humor in it to justify a 16+ year old watching and laughing at least occasionally). and remember shows like Ed, Edd & Eddy? Powerpuff Girls (bad example, meh)? Foster's home for imaginary friends (..). it's got A LOT of the same people working on it.

and sure, a lot of the fans take it way too overboard. i'm not one of those 30 year old man children that's dressing up in pony cosplay and having fucking fantasies about the show

i'm just an 18 year old that occasionally watches the show with my 19 year old roommate that got into it (after putting up with much skepticism from me), that, upon watching it for the first time, realized it's really not a bad show, and it's not just a kid's show.

just another little way to unwind after so much school and work.

Oh well, I mean, I personally don't have anything against it, but I would presume part of the attraction is that it's a show about ponies having fun.

Ya know, if it were some generic live action shit with the same jokes, would you REALLY enjoy it as much?

Yes, I remember those shows. I don't think though that they've ever had as large of a following as this has.

Ponyville.

dp wrote:Ponyville.

I'd love to live in Ponyville!

turquoise70 wrote:

dp wrote:Ponyville.

I'd love to live in Ponyville!

^ This and the "fantasies" thing.


I admire the upfront nature you have about this. Whether it's satirical or serious, any man who says "I'd love to live in Ponyville!" probably deserves some respect for actually willing to speak what has previously not been the common opinion despite the fact they may be mocked.

I still don't understand.... Is there any hope for me? I'm not sure I want there to be any....

The Friendly Stranger wrote:I still don't understand.... Is there any hope for me? I'm not sure I want there to be any....

just try an episode

i recommend bridle gossip or the first two episodes of season 2.
(the buildup during episode one of season 2 will kinda have you like "ehh..." but you'll get over it after a little bit)