CALLBACKS: Twilight Sparkle Gets Crunchy With The Numbers, Situation Comedy
Deliberately Antagonistic Twilight Sparkle is funny to me. I may have to parody (and fairly use!) MLP more often.
I wonder when Season 4 starts.
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Oh no, Twilight Sparkle, Twilight with sparkly vampires… Boy I hope it’s a coincidence.
It probably is. According to my internet research, Lauren Faust based Twilight Sparkle on two earlier ponies, Twilight (G1/1983) and Twilight Twinkle (G3/2005), both of which predate the Twilight saga. And I’m guessing that Stephenie Meyer didn’t draw any inspiration for her teen vampire romance novel from a toy line of plastic pastel ponies, so we’re safe…for now.
I can’t tell the difference between twilight-tweens and bronis
Dwight, the singular is “brony,” the plural is “bronies.” I wouldn’t expect you to know this, which is why I am informing you now.
And just in case you’ve been misspelling “pony” all this time as well, the singular is “pony” and the plural is “ponies.” Not “ponis.”
Macabroni
also: jabronis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3FycxyAqR0
Ha!
Don’t you mean “wet paper bag?”
Wet paper bag! That’s an even easier thing out of which to write one’s way! See, if I had an editor, we might have come up with that. Alas, such is the plight of the independent webcartoonist.
Yeah, um. I’m staying out of this.
Ditto!
Also, is that a calculator she’s got, or a shopping basket?
I am ashamed to admit that that’s a legitimate question.
(NOTE TO SELF: learn to draw a shopping basket that doesn’t look like a fricking TI-83.)
wings! murder-spells! graphical calcumalators!
Jars of peanut-butter!
Ah, it does look like a calculator! I think you should go with it. From here on out, you meant to draw a calculator.
I accidentally meant to draw a calculator.
Ah, I didn’t get “shopping basket” at all. Thanks for asking about that!