Transformers / My Little Pony Issue 4 Homages the Avengers Portal Sequence

The only solution to a 'poney' infestation is something like this: !

Now, see, if this had been made back in the 1980s, Applejack would be sitting in a corner, cowering in fear, begging for her life in a passive, submissive manner, wanting some big strong hero to come and rescue her.

But here, with this comic drawing inspiration from the Friendship is Magic series, AJ is strong-willed, independent, taking charge of the situation, and anything but a pushover. She's angry, frustrated, and determined to get those low-down, cotton-pickin' varmints offa her property! She ain't goin' down witout a fight, and'll die trying to defend her family's honor and legacy.

First-Aid wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Now, see, if this had been made back in the 1980s, Applejack would be sitting in a corner, cowering in fear, begging for her life in a passive, submissive manner, wanting some big strong hero to come and rescue her.

But here, with this comic drawing inspiration from the Friendship is Magic series, AJ is strong-willed, independent, taking charge of the situation, and anything but a pushover. She's angry, frustrated, and determined to get those low-down, cotton-pickin' varmints offa her property! She ain't goin' down witout a fight, and'll die trying to defend her family's honor and legacy.

Why am I somehow not surprised that you know all of this? You're scaring me...

It's honestly not any different from Transformers fans knowing what they know.

First-Aid wrote:

Deadput wrote:

First-Aid wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Now, see, if this had been made back in the 1980s, Applejack would be sitting in a corner, cowering in fear, begging for her life in a passive, submissive manner, wanting some big strong hero to come and rescue her.

But here, with this comic drawing inspiration from the Friendship is Magic series, AJ is strong-willed, independent, taking charge of the situation, and anything but a pushover. She's angry, frustrated, and determined to get those low-down, cotton-pickin' varmints offa her property! She ain't goin' down witout a fight, and'll die trying to defend her family's honor and legacy.

Why am I somehow not surprised that you know all of this? You're scaring me...

It's honestly not any different from Transformers fans knowing what they know.

In a way. But it's still kinda creepy...

Where've you been for the last decade? They made a good MLP series that garnered a huge following of fans just like any other decent, intelligent cartoon series would. The fact that it starred characters that were horses and a predominately female cast was completely irrelevant to how good it was.

This isn't the 1980s anymore where cartoons have to be segregated by gender.

Sabrblade wrote:
This isn't the 1980s anymore where cartoons have to be segregated by gender.

At what point did I bring gender into it? And honestly, I didn't know about any new cartoons or that it was a mostly female cast. Frankly I don't care.

It's more about the overall weirdness of the entire package of MLP plus Transformers, plus the fact that you yourself had such minutia stored in your little grey cells to be withdrawn at a moment's notice but hobbies are hobbies.

As for my last decade, I've spent the last decade or so traying to keep people from dying on my shift (because OMG! The paperwork!), which leads to drinking, burnout, and exhaustion on a daily basis while simultaneously working on a Master's degree with the purpose of giving myself a more prominent role in keeping people from dying on my shift.
So...pretty much a masochistic stupor. Does that help?

Burn wrote:You're really having a go at someone because of the knowledge they possess? I get Sabrblade has a tendency to be an annoying know-it-all but your attitude just stinks.

If this cross-over isn't your thing, then move along. It's a concept that's so simple even your little grey cells could comprehend.

Not "having a go". Teasing. Poking fun. Seriously, it's tongue-in-cheek. SB's own signature pokes fun at his knowledge of television minutia!


God, I wish you could transmit body language over the internet...

First-Aid wrote:God, I wish you could transmit body language over the internet...

They're called emoji's.

Things like are a good way to convey you're joking.

Burn wrote:

First-Aid wrote:God, I wish you could transmit body language over the internet...

They're called emoji's.

Things like are a good way to convey you're joking.

Good point. Apologies to both youse. Please go back and read the previous posts in a snarky, sarcastic, tongue in cheek voice...maybe Fran Drescher or Danny Devito?

I'll go take my meds. I forgot them this morning...

I want to see a Knight Rider crossover in the worst way....

Burn wrote:

First-Aid wrote:Fran Drescher

Sabrblade wrote:Drescher works.

You people are monsters!

Seriously? That woman is ridiculously hot...