Where does MLP fall on the red pill entertainment charts? Is there any more like it, or is the show in a way unique?
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>>187051
Everycreature is in agreement that there is no such thing as a friendship school, right? Just like how Log Horizon never had a third season?
Everycreature is in agreement that there is no such thing as a friendship school, right? Just like how Log Horizon never had a third season?
>>187056
Yeah, It goes against the original values of the show. I'll have to watch the pilot again, but I'm pretty sure Twilight wanted to learn about friendship from reading, but Celestia told her that friendship can't be learnt from a book, it's an experience.
Then they go ahead and do this shit.
Yeah, It goes against the original values of the show. I'll have to watch the pilot again, but I'm pretty sure Twilight wanted to learn about friendship from reading, but Celestia told her that friendship can't be learnt from a book, it's an experience.
Then they go ahead and do this shit.
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MLP is the peak of redpilling. After that life isnt worth discovering anymore.
>>187020
Call me crazy but I really appreciate that back when Twilight was a main character in early FIM, she was only ever Squidward in one episode. In every other episode, she had fun in this town. She loved this town's crazy antics, and never grumbled about loud fillies on her lawn interrupting her reading time. Even in Winter Wrap Up, instead of calling Ponyville's traditions stupid and inferior to Canterlot's, she was ready to go a day without magic, even when nopony was around but herself and Spike and she was struggling to put on her cold weather gear.
>>187083
If the writers knew what they were doing, they'd make Twilight's School shit on purpose, and work with that.
Twilight thinks she knows better than Celestia now. Twilight thinks she is a "real princess" now who can force friendship, and she thinks she HAS to do this so she can impress Celestia and prove she's worthy of these wings.
Twilight would try and force the diversity six to become friends, but there'd be more than six diverse kids and friend groups of different sizes would naturally form on their own, no matter what paired assignments/study topics Twilight gave the students she pairs together.
Tons of shipping jokes can be made there.
And at the end of the season, when her chosen pairs don't work out but the pairs that form naturally and organically in her school do, and those groups of characters save the day where Twilight and co couldn't, she learns her lesson and is proud of her students. She keeps the school going, but decides to let friendships form organically at the place from them on, while teaching other stuff like magic/science/whatever.
Also, Glimmer would be a student, not the student counsellor. Jokes are made about this old mare sitting between two foreign kids at a school.
Unless the writers wanted to make jokes about what an awful student counsellor an inherently evil and selfish egotistical murderer with no respect for the basic rights of others and no concept of equivalent response would be, like Doctor Doofenshmirtz serving as a guidance counsellor for kids. Of course, if the writers did this, they would have to let Glimmer be wrong in-universe. Which means when she tells Twilight to ignore the checks and balances on power and violate the school guidelines Celestia herself set up at some point, Glimmer would have to be seen as wrong by other characters, and "Twilight and friends must prove to the nay-sayer that the school can be good!" would have to be the right solution instead.
And the school should also teach moral lessons for the sake of teaching something in addition to muh friendship study. There, now FIM 2 has a proper premise you can work with. Multiple kids, multiple opportunities for things to be attempted, multiple ways for things to go right/wrong, and so on.
Also, either make the rest of the Mane Six into speech-givers, or make jokes about what awful teachers most of them would make and how out of their depth they'd be when it comes to teaching science, advanced math, and so on.
Call me crazy but I really appreciate that back when Twilight was a main character in early FIM, she was only ever Squidward in one episode. In every other episode, she had fun in this town. She loved this town's crazy antics, and never grumbled about loud fillies on her lawn interrupting her reading time. Even in Winter Wrap Up, instead of calling Ponyville's traditions stupid and inferior to Canterlot's, she was ready to go a day without magic, even when nopony was around but herself and Spike and she was struggling to put on her cold weather gear.
>>187083
If the writers knew what they were doing, they'd make Twilight's School shit on purpose, and work with that.
Twilight thinks she knows better than Celestia now. Twilight thinks she is a "real princess" now who can force friendship, and she thinks she HAS to do this so she can impress Celestia and prove she's worthy of these wings.
Twilight would try and force the diversity six to become friends, but there'd be more than six diverse kids and friend groups of different sizes would naturally form on their own, no matter what paired assignments/study topics Twilight gave the students she pairs together.
Tons of shipping jokes can be made there.
And at the end of the season, when her chosen pairs don't work out but the pairs that form naturally and organically in her school do, and those groups of characters save the day where Twilight and co couldn't, she learns her lesson and is proud of her students. She keeps the school going, but decides to let friendships form organically at the place from them on, while teaching other stuff like magic/science/whatever.
Also, Glimmer would be a student, not the student counsellor. Jokes are made about this old mare sitting between two foreign kids at a school.
Unless the writers wanted to make jokes about what an awful student counsellor an inherently evil and selfish egotistical murderer with no respect for the basic rights of others and no concept of equivalent response would be, like Doctor Doofenshmirtz serving as a guidance counsellor for kids. Of course, if the writers did this, they would have to let Glimmer be wrong in-universe. Which means when she tells Twilight to ignore the checks and balances on power and violate the school guidelines Celestia herself set up at some point, Glimmer would have to be seen as wrong by other characters, and "Twilight and friends must prove to the nay-sayer that the school can be good!" would have to be the right solution instead.
And the school should also teach moral lessons for the sake of teaching something in addition to muh friendship study. There, now FIM 2 has a proper premise you can work with. Multiple kids, multiple opportunities for things to be attempted, multiple ways for things to go right/wrong, and so on.
Also, either make the rest of the Mane Six into speech-givers, or make jokes about what awful teachers most of them would make and how out of their depth they'd be when it comes to teaching science, advanced math, and so on.
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