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Quote from: Deep Purple Crystal on October 16, 2019, 09:48:24 AMQuote from: tailrustedtealeaf on October 16, 2019, 08:46:39 AMAppledash and Fluttercord were both planned to be canon according to the new leaks.visitors can't see pics , please register or loginJudging by their role in the final episode (and the obviously deliberate wording of their introduction in the epilogue), I'm honestly not surprised (assuming you've read the Eliza Hart treatment for the final episode also included within the leaks, the ending line with Twilight admitting that the entire coronation was a ****show was also a highlight).SpoilerOn a related note, the leaks themselves are fascinating stuff - one could easily write an entire 'art of' book on FiM and then some with it, particularly in light of the uber-detailed animation revision notes and the plethora of premises (particularly for seasons 4 and 5 - I assume you've uncovered the various early incarnations of the 100th episode (including that document with the Doctor Whooves scene's DW references turned up to eleven), the rejected season 3 episode where Twilight temporarily assumes Mayor Mare's position, the infamous canned deer episode from season 1 and the entire rejected first draft for that Legally Blonde parody with Rarity M.A Larson referenced way back in 2015?) and drafts (the first draft of the season 3 finale in particular is shockingly different, particular Steven Magnet's climatic verse). Although I haven't downloaded them myself (a contact sent a number of screenshots depicting the material they found most noteworthy to me), they were a fascinating read and it's compelling being in a position to view documents which accurately reflect the undiluted 'styles' of the show's crew - note that the Faust-era writers seem to have a more lighthearted energy about their work, whereas the style of the documents' text noticeably changes upon Haber and co. assuming the reins into a more sardonic style, basically reflecting the show's shift in tone at large. I'm lost, what was the deer episode?
Quote from: tailrustedtealeaf on October 16, 2019, 08:46:39 AMAppledash and Fluttercord were both planned to be canon according to the new leaks.visitors can't see pics , please register or loginJudging by their role in the final episode (and the obviously deliberate wording of their introduction in the epilogue), I'm honestly not surprised (assuming you've read the Eliza Hart treatment for the final episode also included within the leaks, the ending line with Twilight admitting that the entire coronation was a ****show was also a highlight).SpoilerOn a related note, the leaks themselves are fascinating stuff - one could easily write an entire 'art of' book on FiM and then some with it, particularly in light of the uber-detailed animation revision notes and the plethora of premises (particularly for seasons 4 and 5 - I assume you've uncovered the various early incarnations of the 100th episode (including that document with the Doctor Whooves scene's DW references turned up to eleven), the rejected season 3 episode where Twilight temporarily assumes Mayor Mare's position, the infamous canned deer episode from season 1 and the entire rejected first draft for that Legally Blonde parody with Rarity M.A Larson referenced way back in 2015?) and drafts (the first draft of the season 3 finale in particular is shockingly different, particular Steven Magnet's climatic verse). Although I haven't downloaded them myself (a contact sent a number of screenshots depicting the material they found most noteworthy to me), they were a fascinating read and it's compelling being in a position to view documents which accurately reflect the undiluted 'styles' of the show's crew - note that the Faust-era writers seem to have a more lighthearted energy about their work, whereas the style of the documents' text noticeably changes upon Haber and co. assuming the reins into a more sardonic style, basically reflecting the show's shift in tone at large.
Appledash and Fluttercord were both planned to be canon according to the new leaks.visitors can't see pics , please register or login
@caseysealiaHey, I like Flashlight. I would have loved to seen that. But they abandoned that ship long ago and it would set most fans on fire. I'm not ready for that hate it would reignite.
Oooft. Oooft oooft oooooooooft. If Hasbro didn't stomp down on the name, they would have killed it for the Unforunate Implications alone.Speaking of Faust, there is a drawing of her plans for Final Twilight, and she is ... pretty much just Celestia. I'll go see if I can find it.EDIT: Found it!visitors can't see pics , please register or login
and you can't really use plausible deniability here because it's kinda (read: very) hard to write about a rainbow pony with a super "traditionally masculine" personality and not have a single person on the entire team over 9 years stop and think "huh. she sounds a lot like the typical idea of a butch lesbian." especially given the highschool setting of equestria girls, because all of us millennials/gen Zers almost certainly had a "suspiciously rainbow-obsessed classmate" like that.
As for Applejack and Rainbow Dash, their dialogue isn't really enough to confirm anything. Also, didn't Faust herself not like the idea of people seeing Rainbow Dash as the lesbian archetype because of her rainbow colors and tomboyish persona?
I agree. Shipping the main six together has always been weird to me. I guess I don't know why people are saying its canon? Seems like the Fluttercord throw away, not really there. Is Fireball and Twlight being siblings an actual headcanon or..?
Quote from: SunbeamV on October 15, 2019, 10:06:25 PMand you can't really use plausible deniability here because it's kinda (read: very) hard to write about a rainbow pony with a super "traditionally masculine" personality and not have a single person on the entire team over 9 years stop and think "huh. she sounds a lot like the typical idea of a butch lesbian." especially given the highschool setting of equestria girls, because all of us millennials/gen Zers almost certainly had a "suspiciously rainbow-obsessed classmate" like that.Rainbows are a MLP staple, and reading into it in such a stereotypical way is way more offensive, imho, and proves nothing.Scootaloo's aunts have nothing of sorts in their designs, and are actual representation, on the other hand.
From the leaks, looks like the writers were equivalent to fanfic-writing bronies. No wonder the show went downhill.No writer or producer of a kids show should be so excited a "ship" is happening.
Downside for the final for me, we didn’t get to see a grown up Flurryheart
Quote from: CloudyGlow on October 16, 2019, 12:18:13 PM@caseysealiaHey, I like Flashlight. I would have loved to seen that. But they abandoned that ship long ago and it would set most fans on fire. I'm not ready for that hate it would reignite. I love it too. And in the last episode? Probably could of done it. They would of been harassed to no end though because People seem to forget this is just a show. 😥
When you consider they did make "Over a Barrel" and the mess that was (and written by Dave Polski too), the deer is probably best left in the ash bin of history.
Quote from: Shadowperla on October 16, 2019, 04:49:54 PMQuote from: SunbeamV on October 15, 2019, 10:06:25 PMand you can't really use plausible deniability here because it's kinda (read: very) hard to write about a rainbow pony with a super "traditionally masculine" personality and not have a single person on the entire team over 9 years stop and think "huh. she sounds a lot like the typical idea of a butch lesbian." especially given the highschool setting of equestria girls, because all of us millennials/gen Zers almost certainly had a "suspiciously rainbow-obsessed classmate" like that.Rainbows are a MLP staple, and reading into it in such a stereotypical way is way more offensive, imho, and proves nothing.Scootaloo's aunts have nothing of sorts in their designs, and are actual representation, on the other hand.blatantly queer coding a character in a way that absolutely everyone recognizes and then pulling the plug on it at the last second isn't subersive and interesting writing. it's baiting, and would have felt like a taunt. i hate to play identity politics here but "what's technically more offensive" is really a conversation for the lgbt+ audience to be having.
I don't think they baited anyone with Rainbow Dash. If anything, it was the Rarijack in EQG, but RD never went anywhere or hinted to anything.
blatantly queer coding a character in a way that absolutely everyone recognizes