Scratch

PandaGuy wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

Still, I shared it.
http://i.imgur.com/w8ARA.png

Still, you didn't draw it.

Yeah, but the original uploader didn't draw it either. It was the art director of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Ah, but they captioned it. You only reposted it (for which we're glad, by the way.) That's like me posting a remix of a song and expecting someone to give me credit for it. 

Last edited by Harakou (2011-07-21 17:18:04)

Harakou wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Still, you didn't draw it.

Yeah, but the original uploader didn't draw it either. It was the art director of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Ah, but they captioned it. You only reposted it (for which we're glad, by the way.) That's like me posting a remix of a song and expecting someone to give me credit for it. 

imnotbob wrote:

Harakou wrote:

PandaGuy wrote:

Yeah, but the original uploader didn't draw it either. It was the art director of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.

Ah, but they captioned it. You only reposted it (for which we're glad, by the way.) That's like me posting a remix of a song and expecting someone to give me credit for it. 

this.


this is why i voted u for mod ;)

Thats another one of my reasons.

Yesh.

Whut. I"m no brony. Now I suddenly want to draw one...

brettman98 wrote:

oh harakou, what have you done? 

I don't know, but I think the pony is spreading to Scratch.

Harakou wrote:

brettman98 wrote:

oh harakou, what have you done? 

I don't know, but I think the pony is spreading to Scratch.

http://i.imgur.com/57one.jpg

Whut.

soupoftomato wrote:

Oh gosh.

I watched the first episode . . . 3 minutes of it.

Not only were all the characters unicorns (not ponies!) I think there was only one male character. Which wasn't "pony" *cough* unicorn *cough* I couldn't stand that show.

The first three minutes of the first episode is basically the introductory storybook intro and the first scene, where the main character is at a school for gifted unicorns. Of course there were no earth ponies or pegasi. It's really unfair to judge a show based on the first few minutes of the pilot, of all things.

Harakou wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Oh gosh.

I watched the first episode . . . 3 minutes of it.

Not only were all the characters unicorns (not ponies!) I think there was only one male character. Which wasn't "pony" *cough* unicorn *cough* I couldn't stand that show.

The first three minutes of the first episode is basically the introductory storybook intro and the first scene, where the main character is at a school for gifted unicorns. Of course there were no earth ponies or pegasi. It's really unfair to judge a show based on the first few minutes of the pilot, of all things.

I could only stand 3 minutes of it.

Besides it IS meant for girls. Most contradictory thing I could've said here

Harakou wrote:

brettman98 wrote:

oh harakou, what have you done? 

I don't know, but I think the pony is spreading to Scratch.

http://i.imgur.com/57one.jpg

i think it get that pic (highlight) isnt that pony like a desendant of the night unicorn whose name i forgot?

i dont watch it that much

Last edited by imnotbob (2011-07-21 21:44:06)

imsosuperswell1 wrote:

I can't believe Scratch has supporters.

ORLY?

soupoftomato wrote:

Harakou wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Oh gosh.

I watched the first episode . . . 3 minutes of it.

Not only were all the characters unicorns (not ponies!) I think there was only one male character. Which wasn't "pony" *cough* unicorn *cough* I couldn't stand that show.

The first three minutes of the first episode is basically the introductory storybook intro and the first scene, where the main character is at a school for gifted unicorns. Of course there were no earth ponies or pegasi. It's really unfair to judge a show based on the first few minutes of the pilot, of all things.

I could only stand 3 minutes of it.

Besides it IS meant for girls. Most contradictory thing I could've said here

*Shrug* Sometimes shows hit outside their target demographic. The animation is fluid and detailed, the art style is clean and attractive, the voice actors bring life to their lines, the plot is decent, and the characters are all memorable in their own special way. It has references and allusions to pop culture and tons of other shows, and the humor is genuinely funny, something that can't be said for most cartoons now. I don't see why some people need to automatically hate something just because stereotypes and social stigmas say we should.