Mlp g3 g3.5 girly fun pony show yes I love mlp every generation all generations

I'm trying not to start a fight over this but you shouldn't be so bold on the internet considering there are people who will disagree (ehm; me.) Please be nicer.

@@Faith-gx4el Look at the differences between a pug from the 17th century and a pug today and tell me that doesn't perfectly describe how the MLP designs changed over the years.

@@jacobcox4565 you can take out "abomination" and "horrible"

@@Faith-gx4el That is what I think though. I really don't like their flat man faces.

OMG HI I LOVED YOUR ART

@@callimara and i love your design!!! :D tysm for the little shoutout teehee :3c

This is incredibly sweet.

THATS YOU??? I SAW THEM AND THYRE SO CUTE

Omg I reblogged your art on tumblr! Love your style :)

I honestly don't doubt this statement, but can we have some examples?

@@BirthweenBoi It's callimara not calamari.

@@BirthweenBoi So you're just gonna use her name, wrong, okay, I got it. 👍🏾Ignorant fool.

@@BirthweenBoiyou mad weird for that

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kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLKSfbmp3dzVcoU.htmlsi=rKBudAzOh9NKONJG This one

Lol. When you said that, I thought of that exact animation.

@@rat_in_a_bucket same braincell!!

NOW THAT WORKS BC OF THE CONTEXT.

Do you remember the name or anything? I’d love to watch that, it sounds cool

No, bcus I literally did that way back when in like 5th grade 😭

The worst part is that they had countless good concepts and chose precisely this one

I want her to make more Miraculous type shit

Me too. Me too.

Interestingly, the writer of G4 said that Twillight IS not immortal as an alicorn, and her lifespan wouldn't be much longer than the average pony. She wouldn't outlive all her friends (at least not by an amount of time that wouldn't be possible otherwise). So the writers of G5 just have thrown established canon completely out of the window. But at the same time, they want to stick to G5 being a sequel. xD

I had no idea that it was basically studio ghibli! Or even Japanese for that matter Cool! Thanks for the random info!

Goddd I loved that movie growing up

OH MY GOD, SOMEONE ELSE REMEMBERS THAT??? I SAW IT AT NIGHT ON LIVE TV WHEN I WAS A CHILD AND WAS NEVER ABLE TO SEE IT AGAIN-

@@Random_Hooman I think it's still on Netflix if you have it! I loved this movie when I was younger, I need to rewatch so bad 😭❤️

It's only one book, and the sequel is a short story which focuses on the humans, but I strongly recommend The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle if you still haven't read it yet! It's short, just 212 pages long in my edition. So many of the details in the movie are taken directly from the book, it's a pretty faithful adaptation, but they didn't include everything (mostly the songs, and they didn't include the town that Lir came from) but seeing everything laid out in words is a new experience. I don't know why, other than having a unicorn as protagonist in a young adult book, but it's one of my favorite fantasy books of all time personally. "The unicorn lived in a lilac wood, and she lived all alone. She was very old, though she did not know it, and she was no longer the careless color of sea foam, but rather the color of snow falling on a moonlit night. But her eyes were still clear and unwearied, and she still moved like a shadow on the sea." That's the opening paragraph. Foreshadowing for the plot and the book overall lol. I'll admit, it has a lot of what could be considered legit purple prose alongside gentle jabs at purple prose but I like it because it isn't really trying to be pompous or snide so much as it's just having some fun while adding expressiveness. That may be hit or miss for some or trying too hard idk. :) The short story was good btw but if you feel the need to skip it, I don't think you'd be missing much. And of course no one has to read the Last Unicorn but for anyone considering it already, I'd recommend just doing it if you can find it in a library or a book store. I'd say the movie is also worth a rewatch as an adult, if you saw it as a kid, but that one duet doesn't get any easier to listen to, oof (it's an original song and not in the book btw, if memory serves me right.) And Molly Grue is incredibly relatable the older I get. "WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?" That whole scene is in the book too.

Because old cartoons from the 80s and 90s used hand painted cells. Early 2000s you start seeing the transition to digital painting. Nowadays, a lot of shows are using Toonboom etc. Designs are simplified and rigged onto a puppet. It allows the animators to keyframe faster by dragging around a puppet instead of hand-drawing each frame.

This completely depends on which shows and movies you're referring to because simple and flat isn't mutually exclusive with expressiveness but doing anything more detailed takes a lot more time. That's why animated movies came out less frequently back then, it just took longer to get every frame completed, and there were generally fewer concurrent series within any given studio. It's also why there was a push for 3D; it's not necessarily less time-consuming or extensively more innovative but the 2D animators were trying to unionize, gained partial success in some places, and the people working in 3D still haven't successfully formed a union. Pretty much every animation company is also on the brink of extinction because of the way the industry handles payment. This is also why in general, most video games have moved away from unique animations and towards "immersive realism" because it technically takes less time, effort, and most importantly people dedicated to it, and literally no one seems to care as much about the animation whenever they review anything because on the whole most of humanity just takes animation for granted and don't view it as an art form in and of itself, even though animation, even in games, is fundamental for immersion.

​@@joosooYou can still hand-draw with ToonBoom really beautifully, and some puppets can be really gorgeous. What it really boils down to is cheaping out on making the show look good, by Hasbro. It could look much better with the same tools and artists, but they probably wouldn't/won't give them enough time and pay.

pony eugenics :(

From one author to another, do you have any works available that I could check out? Thanks for the kind words!

me personally my problem with G5 is that in the 2D art style the faces look really weird and give me a uncanny valley vibe With ROTTMNT I don't get that uncanny valley vibe with the faces

Should've compared G5 to the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy instead.

I honestly see g5 as mlp verson of nine realms

Koalas also have slit pupils like a cat, apparently because it's useful for looking at vertical things like trees.

The movie was good and a good set up for the show. The show wasn't, here is what I would have done for the show one there is still prejudice around the world to solve two bringing back magic awakened some bad guy twilight fought 1 thousand years ago, Sprout is his henchmen

Lauren didn't create the idea of "My Little Pony" characters going on an adventure. The original cartoon was an adventure show through and through.

@@Corrector1 Ig the movie felt similar-ish to G4's second episode, Friendship Is Magic Part 2, in some aspects to me. It's hard to explain: But if I'm correct, then most of the earlier generations focused on villains that weren't ponies. Tirek, the smooze, Catrina, & the witches (with the witches being the first villains). Plus. I don't really think there was ever anything completely similar to the elements of harmony in any of the previous generations. Aside from the Rainbow Of Light. Meanwhile in the start of G4 & G5. Both shows have crystals that get their powers from ponies coming together (friendship/ unity), they both had a pony as their first villain (Sprout & Nightmare Moon both of which were jealous of their siblings), and the ponies defeated the main villain with the power of friendship (coming mostly from the main cast). But maybe it's just me who felt like those two are similar.

I thought I was the only one who realized that 😭

@@Cosmica_TwT MOOD

AS SOON AS I HEARD IT I GOT SO EXCITED

Hello fellow cookie runners! :D

I heard a cookie’s lobby theme I think it was pond Dino’s theme

that premise sounds really cool!

@@maninanikittycat4238 In Saudi ariba dancing is a crime I think singing and dancing being a crime in Equestria that the element of laughter pony ignores would be cool.

@@daraghokane4236 or maybe a pony representing the element of laughter is a jokester type who's optimistic

17:44 is "Ornate Wizard's table"

As a crob fan and player I thank you for these timestamps!

Seriously! Except that I am broke, so I use Inkscape, it's a lot of a learning curve, but once you get it it's totally doable, I've made some intense artwork in it. Although do not expect your lines to look the way you want when you draw them, you have to adjust them, still far easier that what I saw here...😆

Well, yeah, we sorta have the right to be mad that they (definitely deliberately) baited us with that special.

I like that G4 starts 1 thousand years from Celestials adventures and G5 starts 1 thousand years from Twilights adventure. I prefer it being a continuation then a reboot how the old world fell apart could be a good story

hiii im a newbie at digital art, what does vector layer mean?

@@littlepuppy6822 A vector layer is a type of layer in Clip Studio Paint that uses vector drawing. Vector drawing is basically using mathematics to create a line or shape (sort of like equations in geometry and trigonometry). You make those shapes using points, lines, curves, and angles instead of editing pixels on a canvas. Non-vector drawing is usually referred to as "bitmap" drawing, and is more similar to traditional art where you add media to a canvas. A simple version of this is like the line and curve tools in mspaint, you place a point and then place another point and the tool's equation draws a perfectly straight line between them. More advanced programs like the one in this video can save those points and render that line in real time, so you can go back and edit them, changing things like line width, brush type, corner type, and number and location of points. Vector graphics are used a lot in graphic design and computer animation because once you get the shapes made they can be made as big or small as you need them and still look just as sharp, and you can use things like nested layers and shape keys to automate a lot of animation and motion graphics. When people refer to "flash puppets/flash animation" they are talking about using vector drawing for animation (an early consumer program that used this technology was Adobe Flash, though I think G4 my little pony used mainly toonboom iirc.) It's a little intimidating to get started but most modern drawing programs offer some variety of vector drawing, like Photoshop's pen tool, or CSP's vector layers. They can be a HUGE help for precision work like lineart so I recommend learning a bit about the vector tools in your digital art program of choice! (Also sorry for the essay, I hope this helped!)

THE WHOLE VIDEO HAD COOKIE RUN MUSICCCC

Thanks so much! I really hope you give it a shot :)

I recognize almost every song😅

Yeah, it means that she's still a cookie run fan even after she didn't make anymore videos about cookie run for a long time.

I was drawing and noticed it in the background It's essentially a calling card to me

@@Aquaxii_Axolotl frfr