@Babyish and Proud
I haven’t watched Friendship is Magic, I watched Equestria Girls. I don’t consider being a fan and being a Brony the same thing, and the fandom doesn’t get to decide that I am or am not, that is not their distinction to make. Sort of like how someone who likes Furry characters isn’t the same as a Person who dresses up in a fur suit and goes to Furry conventions. I don’t see any reason to continue this 5 year old conversation so I probably won’t reply again. I hope that clears things up.
@Spritejunkee
I just noticed they had a similar color scheme. They’re also both unicorns, and their manes curl upwards to the back. It doesn’t mean anything, but I was reminded of this other unnamed pony when I saw him.
brony stereotype – I guess there’s not really a tag for a long-running nerd/fandom stereotype that’s unsurprisingly also applied to the brony community?
@Twilatron217
No, Hasbro sees bronies the same way Stan Pines sees tourists visiting the Mystery Shack.
Actually, some individual employees at Hasbro seem to have a genuine fondness for bronies outside of their monetary potential, most prominently Mike Vogel when he worked with that side of the company.
/s
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I haven’t watched Friendship is Magic, I watched Equestria Girls. I don’t consider being a fan and being a Brony the same thing, and the fandom doesn’t get to decide that I am or am not, that is not their distinction to make. Sort of like how someone who likes Furry characters isn’t the same as a Person who dresses up in a fur suit and goes to Furry conventions. I don’t see any reason to continue this 5 year old conversation so I probably won’t reply again. I hope that clears things up.
You wouldn’t be on this website if you weren’t a Brony. Do you consider yourself something to worry about?
Context? What are you replying to?
Are you?
And he could be voiced by Hank Azaria, The VA behind Comic Book Guy!
Oh you will, just look in the audience!
OH MY GOD YES
your current filter.His name should be Mint Condition.
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I just noticed they had a similar color scheme. They’re also both unicorns, and their manes curl upwards to the back. It doesn’t mean anything, but I was reminded of this other unnamed pony when I saw him.
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your current filter.>these days
@zaryan
Jontron doesn’t have a mustache or messy hair.
Ah don’ wanna talk about him.
brony stereotype– I guess there’s not really a tag for a long-running nerd/fandom stereotype that’s unsurprisingly also applied to the brony community?@Twilatron217
No, Hasbro sees bronies the same way Stan Pines sees tourists visiting the Mystery Shack.
Actually, some individual employees at Hasbro seem to have a genuine fondness for bronies outside of their monetary potential, most prominently Mike Vogel when he worked with that side of the company.
Maybe it’s because he’s fat and eats lots of candy.