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that makes her a character.
Rainbow Dash...
my, what an ego!
She'll never get
into the Wonderbolts,
Because the Wonderbolts
are a team situation.
There's no "I" in "team."
Rarity...
Element of generosity...
to a fault.
She has to get over that.
She has to learn from that.
And then we get to Pinkie Pie,
party animal extraordinaire.
Off into left field
all the time,
but still, when somebody
needs to be picked up,
Each individual character
is so well rounded
within an archetype
of personality,
so people can see themselves
as a Rainbow Dash,
a Rarity,
or an Applejack.
That is the basis
of excellent storytelling.
Don't think of it as
six little ponies in Ponyville.
Think of it as six friends
learning from each other.
It just happens to be wrapped up
that's animated well.
This is a show for kids,
but it doesn't wallow
in that point.
I'm just a guy who happens
to like a TV show.
I love My Little Pony.
I love what it does,
I love the message it sends,
and I want to be a part of it,
and I want to be able
to play in that universe.
We're suppose to chug beer,
ride motorcycles,
be degrading to women,
and like explosions.
That's what's engrained
in our brains
from the minute you're born
and put into a blue crib.
Well, I like what I like.
I don't need society
to tell me what I like,
and that's all there is to it.
Ei-ei-o, and here it goes!
As Twilight Sparkle
would say,
"We must science this
immediately!"
About a year ago,
the Brony Phenomenon
sort of fell into our laps,
and as soon as I heard about it,
I thought,
"Somebody needs to study this."
"Fandom" is a term that's used
for the community,
and in general,
people usually look at fandoms
with kind of a little bit
of a, like,
"These people
need to get a life."
Well, in fact, actually,
where does the term "fan"
come from?
"Fanatic."
You know it could be,
um, the Carolina Panthers.
It could be, um, Star Trek.
Uh, it could be
My Little Pony...
Oprah.
It could be Oprah.
It could be anything.
Our Bronies
ranged from 14 to 57,
with the average age
Then there's
the question of gender.
We usually ran around
85% male and 15% female.
Some female Bronies
like to be called Bronies,
some like to be called
Pegasisters.
And we question
if that 15% female,
how much of those are Bronies
because they have
a Brony boyfriend.
Hmm-hmm. Yep.
Bronies score lower
in neuroticism.
Neuroticism is sort of like
a tendency...
and I've sort of wrote
it's a tendency
to experience negative emotions
like anger, anxiety,
0 fans
Submitted on August 05, 2018
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