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With Odyssey coming out soon, what do you think is the current pinnacle of the Mario series? (Unless you think one of the sidescrollers holds a candle) 64- The one that rebooted it all, and a good reason to own the Nintendo 64 at the time Sunshine- Gimmicky and frustrating, but still charming and exciting Galaxy- Mario in space + Feels Galaxy 2- Mario in space + Yoshi 3D Land- It exists (only one I haven't played) 3D World- One of those rare gems on the Wii U, despite its lack of intense moments

Sweetie Belle, no contest.

I fit into the third option. I try not to let my fandom dominate my personality (as really, there's only one aspect that I really like), but I will also admit that I am a brony to some extent if someone asks me.

Youtube, SpongeBuddy Mania and Derpibooru.

4 or 5 tops from a creative/artistic standpoint. Any more and expect it to be a complete zombie.

Like pretty much any manual will tell you, I'm sure it's best to only play games in small chunks (30 minutes per session tops). Given technology's current state, it gets more difficult for most of us to adapt to new advancements, which is why I think playing retro games is healthier than playing modern ones, as they're much simpler to understand from a mental mindset.

Twilight secretly worships Big Mac's work ethic. Pinkie Pie is a crazy pegasister IRL who somehow got sucked into the show. Starlight had daddy issues. Fluttershy loves fine cuisine. (due to all the slop she feeds her animals) Discord is related to Darkheart from the second Care Bears movie. Celestia's wavy mane is actually her cake senses. Derpy has a part-time job as a plumber.

I never got the hate for Trixie (I guess due to overexposure from the founder of this site), Celestia (I guess because her memes die incredibly quickly) or Cadence (I guess for being the first major change to the show Post-Faust). As for Starlight, Flash and Flurry, I can totally understand the excessive hatred.

I feel as though the writers would want it to be G. They grew up with and take heavy inspiration from the Classic Disney movies, which were released back when the Hay's Code was a thing so they often got off with violence and occasional language (jackass in Pinocchio and hell in Sleeping Beauty) scot-free. However, since you aren't a kid if you haven't seen such movies, it'd make sense to them that it'd get the most kid-friendly rating possible. However, the Hasbro execs would probably want more than a generous slice of that moolah, and the chart says PG movies gross more because of various factors, so they'll probably sneak in a drip of blood or an innuendo to double their profit.

Snips and Snails aren't the most flattering way to show what the crew thinks of young boys, but they're minor characters at most. Diamond Tiara was usually the instigator for some of the show's worst episodes, but there was a cuteness to her at least. Starlight Glimmer is odd because half her episodes are trash while the other half are fantastic, there's no middle ground with her. Angel Bunny, while an abrasive brat at times, is just a lil' rabbit who doesn't know much better. The worst thing you can do is introduce a character and just expect the audience to like him or her for no reason. If this were a while ago I would've said Big Macintosh due to his lack of personality, but then Hard to Say Anything came along and, y'know, gave him a personality. : )

It depends on what they truly want to do with the characters, which has been in limbo for everyone except Starlight and her personal bubble since Season 6. I'm sure when Starlight's arc is (finally) done, they'll either move on to reforming another pony and shaping him/her up to be the next big hero, or go back to the simpler plots so as not to alienate any potential newcoming fans from the movie theatres.

Doesn't seem to be a definite Go-See sort of thing, considering how boiled I get when thinking about MLP's bigger plots (it's a little too serious to talk about in a single post ), but it seems like fun anyway.