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Published: 2019-08-22 03:41:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 9801; Favourites: 94; Downloads: 13
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Twilight crying under her hooves and Tempest is there for comfort.used a base byΒ to draw Twilight.
Tempest is made by me.
My Little Pony is owned by Hasbro Studio and Toy Company
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I like it!Β Not sure exactly what is the cause of Twi's angst, but it sure is nice to see Tempest comforting her that way!
Just makes you feel good to see that!
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A villain "comforting" a protagonist uh?
Now this is something interesting.
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Those are the best "villains" in my book.
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Well ... if they comfort a protagonist, technically they will stop being "villains" in the process?
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Maybe. Then again it could always go the way of Star Wars and the "villain" raises the hero up to see the world their way. That's what I want in the new MLP. For those are the best stories in my eyes when you have a long running series.
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Well, now that you put it that way, it's easier to understand.
Although not all stories have to be long to be good ... for example, see H.G Wells' "War of the Worlds" from 1898 or (much more recently) Toby Fox's Undertale.
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I love Telltale and their choose your own adventure style of storytelling. I just wished that Hasbro would have had a more trusting relationship with us fans and given us a story arc with Twilight or Dash going to the dark side for a 2-4 episodes. For everypony loves a good fallen hero story, right?
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Telltale?
Is that an alternative Universe?
I've never heard of "Telltale" unless you've written "Undertale" wrong.
Regarding the above, I do not know what you thought, but in my opinion, the antagonists (or perhaps "anti-villains") of MLP that are most in urgent need of development are the Dazzlings / Sirens (they have potential as three-dimensional characters, especially Aria Blaze but instead are blank sheets of paper in terms of backstory), followed by Cozy Glow and Queen Chrysalis IMHO.
"Fallen hero"?
As separate notes:
Maybe after reading this you think or call me biased, but after playing Undertale more than once, I feel that even someone like Toby "Radiation" Fox can handle certain characters (or their development or background story to be exact) Better than a company / company with a lot of budget like Hasbro.
Also, did you know that the time it takes to complete two of the Undertale routes (without speedrun, obviously) is almost the same as it would take to see the four Equestria Girls movies in a row ?:
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For Telltale it is a video game company that would release episodic video games where you were truly in control of the story went. Think of their Batman games or better yet, the best Walking Dead video games of all time.
I get the Sirens and Cozy Glow need help, but the almighty Queen needing development I don't think so. Everypony was always looking forward to her next adventure of revenge against our main characters. If she still needed development, then we wouldn't be looking forward just as much. If she still needed developments then let me tie in your next inquiry.
For a " Fallen hero" is a hero that has given in and became a villain. While this hero might be doing villainous acts, you still can see what their doing has a positive goal at the end.
When it comes to Queen Chrysalis, the writers could have gave her this type of story with the "Fallen hero" being Twilight of course. While the others might see that Twilight has been successfully brainwashed by Chrysalis, Twilight and us the audience know that Twilight has finally seen the error of her ways and is actually helping Chrysalis and the other changelings get the food that they need to serve.
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Okay, thanks for clarifying. And no, I'm not familiar with "Telltale" being honest nor with those Batman games you mention ... I don't see the Walking Dead either.
I agree, although what Queen Chrysalis needs most is, in my opinion, a greater clarification of her childhood (for the public), the same goes for Cozy Glow and for the Dazzlings / Sirens, considering that the lack of backstory subtracts some credibility to antagonists / anti-villains in terms of motivations (What motivates them to do what they do?) in addition to making it difficult to become attached to them or mercy or understand them.
Do you have any theory (even if it's crazy and / or that you have invented it from the air) that explains the way of acting of the Queen Crisalis?
At least I have seen as well as I have some theories to try to explain the behavior of Dazzlings / Mermaids, especially considering that in terms of backstory ... they are a (pathetic) blank sheet of paper, except for his exile to the Human World.Β And if you ask me, it makes me sick (in addition to a sour taste in the mouth) when there are characters (be they protagonists or antagonists / anti-villains) with high possibilities of development (especially even more if we are talking about characters with many years of life behind) as three-dimensional characters are simply "wasted" or "discarded" quickly (either because they are defeated in battle or something like that) and then they don't make any more appearances.
Ahhh .... ok ok ok, I already got what you wanted to say with "Fallen hero".
Interesting story arc you propose, although it may seem somewhat out of character.
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I'm sorry for pushing that subject so much. I needed to in order for you to understand where I was coming from on my side of this awesome conversation that we are having. I will now drop that subject completely.
During this slow time in our lives have you had the opportunity the opportunity to read comics online? In particular the IDW comics that Hasbro teamed up with. For they have a comic series titled "Fiendship is Magic". In it it gives the backstory to the series biggest villains. One of those being Queen Chrysalis herself. That story is a good one. Though you will need to the first story of the regular IDW comics first.
Well if you read the first story of the IDW comics, Chrysalis almost ends up winning Twilight over to her side once she sees ho truly powerful Twilight is once her emotions get out of control.
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Honestly, never seriously consider checking out the comics, especially when much of the Fandom Bronie has dismissed them as De Facto non-Canonics to MLP: FiM, especially the one covering the Dazzlings / Sirens.
I think people preferred to make and publish their own theories and hypotheses in that case, just like me.
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Ok. From what I read both the solo stories for both Nightmare Moon or as I call her in my headcannon Mooney and Queen Chrysalis herself are excellent reading options. From the Fiendship is Magic series
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Okay, if you insist ... where can I read them?
You were also informed that last April a tenth season of FiM was released but in comics?
By the way, do you like characters (protagonists or antagonists / anti-villains) in depth ?:
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To answer your first inquiry I was about to the comics from: readcomiconline.to
Then in the search field I simply typed in My Little Pony or just MLP.
Answer to your second inquiry: If I have to be truthful, I would have to state for the record that I mostly route and cheer on the villains. Not to say I won't cheer for the light either, it's just villains are so much more relatable in my eyes. Especially villains that later became heros because those characters knowing how tough life truly is. That's why I want to be Luna in my next life and not Celestia. Luna knows what true loneliness is like. I want Luna as my next mother.
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Okay, thanks for letting me know about that website.
Ummm ... interesting answer and opinion. First time I read something like this, especially the last part.
And what opinion do you have about other antagonists / villains / anti-villains who suffer from serious lack of development (like Cozy Glow or Dazzlings / Sirens)?
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I would just use my imagination to fill in the gaps that their backstories don't provide to us cannon wise.
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I agree with you, plus it's kind of frustrating when we have a pretty "good" or "threatening" antagonist / villain who suffers from severe underdevelopment.
That is, I can understand that in the case of an RPG or a story game by an independent developer that leaves the player to give him his own version of the past of certain characters (such as Toby Fox with Undertale), but that a great company (like Hasbro) is fenced by that route ???
I don't understand that behavior, unless it's deliberate to troll or annoy the fandom, if you ask me.
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Sometimes these writers and creatures cannot come up with adequate backstories. Either within the time that they have to create said backstories to get these episodes released on time or the group of writers just cannot agree on the backstories. I other words, I don't think that they're trolling the fandom on porpoise.
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Ehh ... I think you may be right, for episodes with tight production schedules, but what happened with Cozy Glow seems to be more than just that, considering that many people within the fandom apparently kept wondering things such as "Who / Who is Cozy Glow? Where did she come from? What are her motivations? ... and the only answer I remember seeing any of those questions anywhere on the Internet (which happened to be here too on DeviantArt) it was "even Hasbro's don't know where she is from" or something, and reading something that was just ... definitely frustrating.
To put it in a way that is better understood, I will put it like this:
"How the hell is it possible that even the creators of a certain character are not able to give information about such basic things as the origin and / or childhood / past of that character?
As I said before, if it was about things like games (whatever genre they are) or short stories (whether they are short novels; graphic or directly one-shots), the lack of a character's backstory is something that I can easily tolerating and overlooking (rather than forgiving), but for something pretty big or known as MLP, I really can't get it, especially considering we are talking about too many writers in one place.
The case of the Dazzlings / Sirens was the most notorious for me, and the one with the most sour taste left on my tongue, and having seen Rainbow Rocks almost a dozen times does not finish diluting that flavor in my mouth.
That is, we have a TRIO of antagonists / villains (or perhaps anti-villains, considering that at least for me, I did not perceive them as innately evil or malevolent) quite welcomed and loved by the Fandom Bronie in general, but more than 5 years after the release of Rainbow Rocks and multiple requests (some more serious than others), those from Hasbro have NOT yet given us any information about their past (Where exactly did they come from? What was their origin and childhood? What were their motivations? And a long etc ...) or about other more pressing things, such as why they did not die after the Rainbow Rocks events, nor do we have anything in the canon that clarifies anything about their psychological profile of any of them, especially Aria Blaze, only theories and hypotheses from the fans and their head-cannons and AU's.
I don't know what you are going to think, but at least for me and a few others who are also on my same wave of thought, that Aria Blaze has left her with such a horrifying lack of character development and background story, combined the fact that he has almost no lines of his own and the fact that his name is not heard in Rainbow Rocks, was highly frustrating, and at least for me, a kind of mockery (whether deliberate or the result of more forgivable negligence) towards the guy of character with which the fandom has most identified / related her, which is the Tsundere personality archetype, which is mainly located in Japanese Anime and Manga.
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To be completely honest with you I have never watched any of the Equestria Girls movies or spin offs. The only one I did watch was the first one.
I'm happy that by the sounds of what you have stated you can somewhat forgive Hasbro for not giving certain characters backstories. You need to remember that it was us in the fandom that spotted the strange actions that the background ponies were doing. Like Lyra sitting as a normal human on a bench for just a few frames or most famous of all Derpy because a technical error.
In closing for now just remember that nothing will ever be one hundred percent pitch perfect. There will always be characters that need more work done. That's why I will never leave this fandom. So many awesome creators coming up with small adventures for these characters to go on. Also for the awesome backstories like I said a few time.
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Ehh ... WHAT ????
Heck, I wasn't expecting that one.
In some select cases, I can simply ignore the lack of character development because that character may easily not interest me or attract me so to speak.
In other cases, the lack of character development can be something quite deplorable, and the case of the Dazzlings / Sirens I brought here because of the fact that Hasbro's did not only give it as a response to Fandom (which asked not only the return of the trio of "antagonists" (even if it was an animated special, if also more information about their past) that this was a "waste of time", and when I found out about it, I gave them up for dead at three in the early from 2017 ...And what surprises me most of all this, is how a group of writers belonging to the Fandom can give a development / redemption arc to that trio in such a convincing way that it eclipses what Hasbro's could do, in addition to I take it as a kind of response to the Hasbro's consummate NEGATIVE to give character development (we're not talking redemption yet) to the Rainbow Rocks trio of antagonists (or anti-villains).
Uhh, I suppose if you like stories whose characters are deep and / or three-dimensional, I know some series that might be to your liking.
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Would you like to know a theory that I have about my version of Tempest?
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Maybe ... I think so.
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Sorry if this just comes from nowhere, but I believe that Tempest might have a little skunk DNA in her. Especially ever since getting her horn torn off and joining up with the Storm King.
What I meant by skunk DNA is that she has learned to enjoy her stench. For I don't see how she removes all that armor if she needs to use the restroom. Especially now that her magic backfires on her. Maybe that's why it's black?
Once again sorry if this came from nowhere. Please don't get angry at my stupid way of seeing such beautiful creatures.
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Also thanks for not getting mad at how I view Tempest. I only want the most deserving characters to be stinkers. Being rated a stinker is like winning gold at the Olympics.
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It's way better than Equestria Girls. For at least the movie does deal with spacing between seasons 7 and 8. They even bring Tempest back for the ending of the series, I do believe
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Thatβs the right thing to do Tempest, Iβm really proud of you. Being there for someone is a great way to help a friend! Thumbs up ππ»
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