Canon Phinbella?

Now, you didn't think for a minute that I had swayed from Phineas and Ferb for ponies, did you?  Not a chance!  But because I keep shifting, a lot of news has come and gone, but this time around, I've found one of the greatest pieces of news in existence.  For Season 4, an episode titled "Act Your Age" is in production as we speak and it (believe it or not) will seemingly fixate on the would-be lovey-dovey pair of children, Phineas and Isabella.  I don't know whether this image is real or not, although the dA user Puffedwarrior could have just easily slapped the Disney XD logo on just to troll us.  However, Dan Povenmire once stated on his Twitter account that he finished an image that would get Phinbella fans to react on a very high scale.  But in any case, Phinbella fans are gaining high expectations for this upcoming episode, bound for airing on TV sometime in 2014.  Maybe it's gonna be the new summer fling, as "Mission Marvel" will be this summer.

This might not be a joke this time around, so fans, brace yourselves!  The biggest highlight of the show is about to become a reality!  Isabella's greatest dream will soon come true... hopefully...

Damn These Bronies to Hell Already!

So this "Equestria Girls" thing that's been floating around for a while is actually coming to pass and is getting a theatrical release on June 16th, 2013.  Hm, okay...  This is something new indeed.  But the reason I'm here and making this post is because...  Guess what?  Once more, the brony fandom is exploding in anger and cursing Hasbro for doing this side story.

The thing is, the brony community has without a doubt revealed its true colors by now.  While they pretended to love the show and band together over the first couple of episodes, once things changed, they went off in an angry rant and decided that they should secretly usurp Hasbro to take control of the whole My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic franchise for themselves and create the series the way they want it.  What the hell?

So while the term 'brony' may seem to be fitting for a male young adult fan of the series, in actuality, it is like the Moopets to the Muppets.  In other words, bad.  Clearly, when one thing doesn't go their way in the series, they erupt.  So it's obvious these bronies are not fans at all, but rather warmongers hell-bent on repossessing the entire series if not the franchise.  When Lauren Faust left the show, they complained.  When Derpy was 'censored', they shouted.  When Twilight became an alicorn princess, they ranted, raved, and bellowed.  And now, with the coming of "Equestria Girls", they are exploding with fury.  Will someone just tell these bronies to head for the hills and leave the goddamn fandom already?!

It's also clear that the bronies have lost sight of the whole gist.  I can't stress this enough, but the series is considered a children's series!  It was made with an original demographic for young girls!  How much clearer can that be to these evil bronies?!  Hasbro didn't draw in these bronies to the fandom.  The bronies did that themselves and formed their own community.  And once again, they're tearing each other apart limb from limb and after all this time, they still haven't disbanded?  Ugh...

From now on, I say to be a brony is to be a bad person, because it means being a part of that particular fandom means being part of a group that wants to take over Hasbro and run the show the way bronies want.  If that were to happen, can you imagine all the Rule 34 stuff that would show up as a start?

If you bronies don't like the series anymore, and you don't like what Hasbro is doing, just leave the frigging fandom.  Because now, the bronies have notoriously hurt the feelings of a few animators from DHX and that is not a good thing.  It's official.  These bronies... are monsters.

Bad Week in Boston

I'm sure by now you all know what transpired in the Boston area this whole week, beginning with that deadly bombing last Monday.  Two things 'contribute' to this mess.  First, there's little to no gun control in this wretched country.  And second, violent video games with guns are made here in America.

So this...

This has to stop.  Cause now I despise first-person shooting games more than ever.

Disney 2D is Dead

Damn you, Disney.  Not everyone is capable of doing 3D.  Show some respect for the lesser!

Twixie? I Prefer the Candy Snack...

"The Great and Powerful Trixie is getting married!"  ...Or is she?

April Fools!  Yes, as realistic as this image appears, I'm going to leap to conclusions and assume it's another fake.  After all, we have some very talented artists on the web capable of creating fan art in the exact same style as DHX Media.  Since according to the Derpibooru site that there is no original source for this image, it's more plausible that some user made this and tried to make it convincing by slapping on the Entertainment Weekly text logo.  There's a number of reasons that this can't possibly be a future Season 4 episode for a number of reasons.

1.  First and foremost, Season 4 is assumed to be still in production and since it's coming this winter, no site would give away sneak previews this early.

2.  As much as this makes a nod to the fandom in the sense of Trixie and Twilight shipping, the show would never show anything gay or lesbian, even though the world should be more aware of it and respect it.

Now it has been said that Trixie will return at some point in Season 4 and even though the events of the Season 3 episode "Magic Duel" suggest that Trixie actually has a good heart and means no real harm as a unicorn, I'm still not buying this... unless Trixie's marrying a handsome stallion somehow.  But no.  So here's our April Fool's Day prank for 2013.  Over and out.

Two of a Kind

 

According to Meghan McCarthy's Twitter page, it is said that a future episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic will be about disabilities.  Now I like the sound of that, seeing as there's not enough discussion of importance on this in cartoons for kids, which would be good for them to know about and understand.  However, last I checked, while it was Lauren Faust's original intention to have Scootaloo be a disabled Pegasus unable to fly for life, Scootaloo is simply flightless, which has no excuses to back it up (Pound Cake, anyone?).  As for Ditzy Doo, her speaking role and a-wall eyes stirred up a controversy (thanks a lot, horrible soccer moms) that resulted in her being reduced to having a "Where's Waldo" role in the series.  Now both of these ponies are the only "disabled" characters we know of, so this episode Meghan McCarthy first mentioned as an answer to another fan question (won't they just cease already?) could be about Scootaloo... or Derpy.

Or it could be about neither of them...

The One in the Mask

Despite the back story behind this new toy line pony, we can forget about Sunset Shimmer appearing in Season 4 for any kind of role whatsoever.  Meghan McCarthy has confirmed this, thus suppressing the former rumors.  It actually makes sense because for all we know, by the time Hasbro introduced this pony in the mask, Season 4 might have already been completed by the staff behind the TV show, or at least much of it.  So now, Sunset Shimmer, despite having a name with practically the same meaning as Twilight Sparkle, is just a toy pony.  See, bronies?  Hasbro hasn't entirely taken control of the series.  So get over Princess Twilight already!