They called themselves Mane6, and using an off-the-shelf package called Fighter Maker 2k, they started building a game. These particular fans had an interest in things like gaming, storytelling, and animation, and they thought, "What better way to express our fandom than by making a My Little Pony-themed fighting game?" The cartoons I watched frankly suck in comparison.)
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I can understand how anyone would want to connect with a world like that. It's the polar opposite of the Hasbro toy commercials masquerading as shows from my childhood well-written, thoughtful, and nuanced, with themes that don't insult your intelligence. (Full disclosure, my youngest daughter is a super fan, and I've probably seen just about every episode in bits and pieces by now.
#MY LITTLE PONY FIGHTING IS MAGIC YOUTUBE TV#
We could all use a happy ending right now-remember those? It all starts over seven years ago, long before "pandemic" was a word you had to hear every day, with a group of fans of the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic TV series.īack in this more innocent time, you might have hopped on the Internet not to read the latest virus news but instead to find an article earnestly explaining to you about bronies and how young adults were really connecting with this cartoon about ponies and friendship.
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This is a coronavirus story with a happy ending.