Too bad they cover up her cutie mark. I'm surprised they chose a color scheme so similar to Sunset Shimmer's for the new antagonist. I mean she is different but still mostly orange... I'd like to see the 2 background girls as ponies and am kinda hoping they will do like they did with Sunset Shimmer last year and release these as pony singles eventually. I would like to see Photo Finish's 2 companions as ponies too.

Maybe she doesn't have one.... and is forever a CMC!!

I realise now I have three Twilight as I have the rainbow rocks talking one
And I just bought Rarity and pony - twice so I could have one in the box and a pony out the box (may sell the doll though)

Gosh darn you EG dolls!!!!!! You've taken me over!

I have some. I plan to get one of each. I don't have one of each yet though.

This! Except I do have one of each available to me in the UK. Two twilight if you consider that I have the one with the pony and the Sunset Shimmer one.

They are still in the boxes though, and I don't think they will ever come out now

I chose diva pose and diva pose only ^_^ Mainly coz I don't really care about the pose, but I know that I love diva pose, so there was no sense in choosing three.

But my question is, why does diva pose have to include use on expensive ponies, how will I ever own them all?! >.<

Okay,
thank you ^_^

Hi all,

I won't go into details as it is not really relevant, but I think people can still help me 

I'm in an open case (I am the buyer) on a non-pony item. It is only the second day of the case being open and we seem to be heading towards an impasse.

Ebay cases are escalated after 8 days correct? My question is, what happens during those 8 days until that point if I stop replying as messages are no longer working to resolve the situation. Will it look negative on me that I haven't been responding? Or is it okay to go "this isn't working" and wait until the escalation day?

Thanks

Now, this is a bit of an off chance, and this will only be on offer for a short period of time because once I  get home and see them they are coming right out of those boxes

I have just got Styling Rarity (with bonus extra accessories) and Styling Cheerilee both MIB, Cheerilee has a slight dent in the front but not really bad or noticeable.

If anyone has these loose, with *all* the accessories (so that means the Rarity with the bonus extras) then I would be willing to work out a trade for the MIB ones and maybe one or two extras to cover the MIB/loose difference.

I'm not at home with these items right now, but I will be in 5 days and then I *will* be opening them, so this is very much a short term offer. I just can't resist leaving them in the boxes so if i hear nothing between now and then I'll empty the thread

So, if this sounds like something you can do, feel free to message me.
Please DON'T message me with any other trade offer, or offering to buy, as I am not interested I'm afraid 

Thanks

I liked it. I wasn't hoping to see women talk about their fandom, I wasn't watching to see a wide representation of the general public and their pony love, I watched out of interest.

I enjoyed the stories of those involved, I liked the interviews with various people of note. I just enjoyed it for what it was.

I wouldn't watch it again soon, but then I wouldn't watch many documentaries again in a hurry as for me documentaries aren't repeat viewing types of show.

I don't mind it. I don't consider myself a brony and I don't really care for the fandom, but since the documentary is ABOUT bronies, not ALL MLP fans, I don't know why some folks are getting so huffy that other gens weren't included. Yes, it was annoying how in the beginning the previous gens were picked on, but that's pretty much it and otherwise the video stuck to FiM and the events surrounding this particular show.

The video showed how there were definitely some parents who didn't "get" it, and even though there were a lot of males featured I certainly saw some girls too, including the one who was interviewed. Given that the brony fandom IS mostly males, I don't see how there being more of them in the video was weird (plus I like how in the little cartoon the girls still stuck up for themselves to make a point that they were just as much a part of the fandom as boys were, even if there's less of them who consider themselves bronies). I like how the video showed how creative many bronies are, I thought the guy who worked with lasers was pretty interesting since I've never seen anything like that before, and the music it features was pretty neat as well.

Was it sensationalized? Maybe a little, but pretty much every documentary under the sun is. Big surprise. Overall, I liked how a common theme seemed to generally be that the fandom has given a place for people to go to where they feel accepted. That's what it all boils down to. And that's never a bad thing.