What's even funnier is that they use the same exact vector on the inside of the cover and there's no glitchy eye! So they didn't even bother to fix it on the actual cover. So damn lazy!
Yeah. If the show does end on a bad note it would sour my thoughts about it being over, even though if it did that might be proof it should be dropped, even though they still have had some great episodes.
The Toy Company would have likely done this had the show cratered in popularity, and the franchise needed to be left alone for a bit for people to forget, but by all accounts it's still bringing in the cash. They would want a fast handover to the new gen so not to interrupt the money flow.ty4brawl said:
I agree. I feel that'd be the perfect way to start off a new generation. After the show that I've grown to love so much ends, I wouldn't want something immediately put there to replace it. Kind of seems like bad taste, especially if the show doesn't live up to the generation before it.
Yeah, it seems the logical thing to do for the sake of business, but I'd rather them go the Korra route. Plus, with the time in between generations, they could release a buttload of merch that the brony fandom would jump all over. Like more Guardians of Harmony figures based on the show or based on what if's the fandom has come up with based on the show. Maybe some more releases of the music, both score and songs. Perhaps a Blu-Ray release of the complete series with a bunch of awesome new special features and junk. That'd be my preferred route.
That's something that always comes to my mind when I think of the potential end of the fandom. Other fandoms that blew up like this, Star Trek, Star Wars, Doctor Who, etc, have stuck around years after the original sources of those fandoms popped up. It's definitely something that gives me hope that the brony fandom continues on after the fact.
If it does fade, I don't think it'll be for awhile. We have all sorts of people who will undoubtedly still make pony stuff after it ends and lots of people have formed friendships from the fandom that will last (not me. I'm lonely. T_T lol)
For sure there will be comparisons, especially with it coming out not long after the end.
There'd be comparisons regardless of how long the time in between releases would be. It's as inevitable as The Last Jedi being compared to Empire Strikes Back.
I feel ya bro
If the new show is going to be in ToonBoom, that shouldn't really be a problem as you can pull off some impressive detailing in that. For example look at the shading, freckles and scales on Skystar here:
I guess that could be the case depending on how much easier/faster/cheaper using ToonBoom would be vs Flash. I'm not an animator so I have no idea, but I do know that flash is a pain in the butt to use based on hearing it from multiple sources and I also know that DHX isn't as experienced in ToonBoom as much as Flash hence the several years it took to make the movie vs the show'sconsistent release schedule of one full season per year (added to the multitude of Lawyer Friendly Hominids content since the first movie). That's also up for debate though because The Toy Company could just as easily get another studio to animate in ToonBoom if it's beneficial to them in the long run.
That's what I'm hoping for! Lol. If there's one thing that companies are under the impression of (regardless of how true it is), nostalgia sells!
Just bough the comic yesterday. Flicked through it, looks really interesting.
They're on par with the show. Sometimes good, sometimes bad, sometimes meh. Depends on the arc and the person you talk to, but personally I feel it matches the show well enough and usually does a good job of expanding on the show lore. I recommend it.
Haven't really seen much of season 7. I've pieced a lot of the movie together from clips online, and whilst there's some cringe, it's actually pretty good.
I don't expect it to be as bad as Lawyer Friendly Hominids, and I like those well enough XD
Yeah, I think I remember Seasons 1 and 2 a lot more than most of the other seasons. Not to say that Seasons 3-7 are bad by any means, but when we only had two seasons of the show to go off of, it was easier for me to rewatch the entire series in anticipation for the next season so I ended up watching Seasons 1 and 2 at least 4 times (maybe more, I honestly don't remember it was so long ago). Plus, I had a lot more time on my hands and a lot less things to get in the way of me balancing several tv shows, movies, and video games. Not so much anymore, stupid adult life
I know, right? I've never been on a stage (or even seen one face to face) in my entire life, but I've had an interest in stage performances of any kind for years. It kind of prickles my nerves that the Mane 6 don't seem to have any knowledge of how stage magic performances work (or heck, ANY kind of stage performance). In this case, Trixie's boasting was obviously a little over the top (and just so happened to not be an act) but still, she didn't actually do anything illegal as far as I'm aware.
