[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Hard to kick four feet off the ground

Then Twilight just had too much respect/was too humble to not do that, then.

Or she didn't want to cross Big Mac.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

She just needs two...though she's never done a Rider Kick...Rainbow Dash did 2 in season 3 alone.

She pulls one off in Season 2, too.

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Alright, now that I have seen a good chunk of the show I believe I am now qualified to answer a rather important question. "Do I consider myself a brony?" In short, no I do not. Now I pretty sure that I am now forever mark on this site as one but I personally do not count myself as one. Now don't get me wrong, I do like the show and for what it is it is more than groundbreaking considering it's target age demographic. If a show like this can be enjoyed by so many different people that's definitely saying something of the quality of it. If something is good it's good, no matter who it's intended audience is.

However, I personally do not attach myself to the name brony. Nothing personal but that's how I am with basically any fandom. For instance, while I do watch a lot of anime, I do not consider myself an "otaku" and while I play video games fairly often I do not consider myself a "gamer". This is just my personal stance on the subject and I hope you all see that it's nothing personal. I will still continue to watch and enjoy the show and remain an active contributor to this thread. I look forward to the fun... Also, cupcakes.

That's where one can argue semantics, since, as some will flat out tell you, liking the show is what makes one a brony. Not participation in the fandom, not making a name for yourself. Just watching and enjoying it is all that's needed in the eyes of some.

You don't have to call yourself one and you can enjoy the show all the same, I'm just saying, while you may not think yourself to be one, you may be one to others.

[guncannon109]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

That's where one can argue semantics, since, as some will flat out tell you, liking the show is what makes one a brony. Not participation in the fandom, not making a name for yourself. Just watching and enjoying it is all that's needed in the eyes of some.

You don't have to call yourself one and you can enjoy the show all the same, I'm just saying, while you may not think yourself to be one, you may be one to others.

I know that. I was simply stating that I don't consider myself one. I honestly could not care less what others call me.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

I know that. I was simply stating that I don't consider myself one. I honestly could not care less what others call me.

Alright then!
So, how much more of the series do you have until you finish?

[guncannon109]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Alright then!
So, how much more of the series do you have until you finish?

Well, I'm about halfway through the second season. Just finished episode 14.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Well, I'm about halfway through the second season.

Cool, cool. Let me know when you hit the S2 finale.

[guncannon109]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

Cool, cool. Let me know when you hit the S2 finale.

Will do.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Will do.

Subarashii!
I want to hear your opinion on it after you watch it!

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Alright, now that I have seen a good chunk of the show I believe I am now qualified to answer a rather important question. "Do I consider myself a brony?" In short, no I do not. Now I pretty sure that I am now forever mark on this site as one but I personally do not count myself as one. Now don't get me wrong, I do like the show and for what it is it is more than groundbreaking considering it's target age demographic. If a show like this can be enjoyed by so many different people that's definitely saying something of the quality of it. If something is good it's good, no matter who it's intended audience is.

However, I personally do not attach myself to the name brony. Nothing personal but that's how I am with basically any fandom. For instance, while I do watch a lot of anime, I do not consider myself an "otaku" and while I play video games fairly often I do not consider myself a "gamer". This is just my personal stance on the subject and I hope you all see that it's nothing personal. I will still continue to watch and enjoy the show and remain an active contributor to this thread. I look forward to the fun... Also, cupcakes.

Hm...ok.

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

She pulls one off in Season 2, too.



That's where one can argue semantics, since, as some will flat out tell you, liking the show is what makes one a brony. Not participation in the fandom, not making a name for yourself. Just watching and enjoying it is all that's needed in the eyes of some.

You don't have to call yourself one and you can enjoy the show all the same, I'm just saying, while you may not think yourself to be one, you may be one to others.

Indeed.

and pretty much what he said.

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

I know that. I was simply stating that I don't consider myself one. I honestly could not care less what others call me.

CANNON FODDER! YOU CALL YOURSELF A MOBILE SUIT! I'VE SEEN GENOACES STRONGER THAN YOU! (ok, when did I become a drill sergeant?)

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Originally Posted by guncannon109

Well, I'm about halfway through the second season. Just finished episode 14.

Sweet!

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by SideswipePrime

CANNON FODDER! YOU CALL YOURSELF A MOBILE SUIT! I'VE SEEN GENOACES STRONGER THAN YOU! (ok, when did I become a drill sergeant?)

You'd probably make a better one than Spitfire...
Then again, she's too cute to be intimidating