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I'll be interested to see the final design, though I've not liked their other statues too much. I don't get the hype about Flutterbat, but I do love Fluttershy so I'll see how much she is. A Japanese figure site recently began selling these so if she's under the customs limit I might consider it.
$100 for a physical representation of when FiM ripped off Wallace and Grommet? Really? We couldn't have Chrysalis or some other notable one off character?
Quote from: Al-1701 on February 04, 2015, 05:24:46 AM$100 for a physical representation of when FiM ripped off Wallace and Grommet? Really? We couldn't have Chrysalis or some other notable one off character?Have you ever heard the phrase "there are no original ideas?" scoff all you want but it's true. Literally every story EVER written in human history is "ripping off" something else written somewhere else. You'll even see TONS similarities in things created in different cultures that never even had contact with each other. Do you really think the writers sat down, watched Wallace and Grommet and immediately said "THAT NEEDS TO BE A FLUTTERSHY EPISODE!" There is no telling what inspired that episode, maybe it was a claymation dog and man but who knows, really. Just because a story line or even a character is similar doesn't mean it's trying to "do it better" or "rip it off" unless that is precisely the intention behind said project. Why do you think things like tropes and cliches even exist? It's because we DO see these similar themes or ideas so often in media and storytelling that we can pick them out instantly.