When she’s standing straight up, she looks like a pony that tried jumping out of a cake covered in purple icing (with red icing on top), but got stuck.
This is probably one of the best shipping stories I’ve ever read. And I don’t even like Shipping stories.
What makes this one work is that, not only do both characters grow to care for each other, but their characters are explained in interesting ways without breaking established character. Trixie is narcissistic to the point of being terrified of what others would think of her, but she can be a good person if she’s shown how. Maud is possessive and maybe a tad obsessed, but act’s as Trixie’s anchor, and has traits that her monotone demeanor wouln’t usually suggest.
Whether or not the comic will follow canon is unclear, but that merely adds to the intigue.
Also, Pinkie being there is also a plus.
I agree with this but this can be mostly tl:dr’d to “It’s a good story since the characters are realistic shades of gray instead of japanese VN dolls”
This is probably one of the best shipping stories I’ve ever read. And I don’t even like Shipping stories.
What makes this one work is that, not only do both characters grow to care for each other, but their characters are explained in interesting ways without breaking established character. Trixie is narcissistic to the point of being terrified of what others would think of her, but she can be a good person if she’s shown how. Maud is possessive and maybe a tad obsessed, but act’s as Trixie’s anchor, and has traits that her monotone demeanor wouln’t usually suggest.
Whether or not the comic will follow canon is unclear, but that merely adds to the intigue.
I dunno…
When she’s standing straight up, she looks like a pony that tried jumping out of a cake covered in purple icing (with red icing on top), but got stuck.
It’s nice, but I’ve seen better.
Same thing she wore here:
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Her very best gown/dress/thing.
yeah, that’s basically it. thanks.
I agree with this but this can be mostly tl:dr’d to “It’s a good story since the characters are realistic shades of gray instead of japanese VN dolls”
What makes this one work is that, not only do both characters grow to care for each other, but their characters are explained in interesting ways without breaking established character. Trixie is narcissistic to the point of being terrified of what others would think of her, but she can be a good person if she’s shown how. Maud is possessive and maybe a tad obsessed, but act’s as Trixie’s anchor, and has traits that her monotone demeanor wouln’t usually suggest.
Whether or not the comic will follow canon is unclear, but that merely adds to the intigue.
Also, Pinkie being there is also a plus.
Because the original had a spelling error that was corrected in this version.
“we’ll” should be “will”.
Aside from that… Maud better make sure they make it home before she reads the poetry.
Oh, yes! While I would sweep her off her feet with the superior entertainment of 1992’s “Tom and Jerry the movie”.
Not enough guilt and dead ponies around.
Once a seeker of the limelight, now scared every flicker of recognition will burn her.