Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@Background Pony #DE4E  
Bullcrap.

I find that most comic continuations of animated shows tend to suck.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Like Korra’s?

wrong thread

@Marx  
avatar comics in general.

@Marx  
What @Angrybrony said.

@Marx  
Korra’s comics are good though,

@Thanotos Omega  
Haven’t read the Korra ones, but the TLA’s is actively offensive

@Kiryu-Chan  
Korra ones have been getting praise for the new villains and doing a good job keeping people in character,

@Thanotos Omega
 
Aside from making President Raikoh into way more of a jerk than he ever was in the show anyway (he was slightly jerkish in the show, but more often than not he had some good points and he still had some decent qualities to him).

@Jarkes  
yeah but lets face it no one was pulling for his redemption arc, and in anything he was actually returning to his original personality from book 3,

I don’t understand the controversy around Greta Van Fleet

@Thanotos Omega
 
Even there he was never actively malicious though, just harsh.

@Jarkes  
He banished Korra from the city for not saving it to his standards, and to cover his own ass,

@Kiryu-Chan  

 
That they are. I’m surprised so many people like them.

TDP opinion time:
 
I don’t ship Amaya with Janai. And honestly, I don’t see the appeal. The only times we’ve ever seen them are when they’re trying to kill each other.

The “Main characters dating someone else instead of each other” trope is shit.

You know, it’s funny how back then, I used to be very critical of Vine when it first came out but now watching those compilation videos on YouTube, I’m starting to miss it a bit.

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
Why? Just because people work together doesn’t mean they would be work well in the romance department.

@Meanlucario  
Exactly.
 
@ILoveMyoozik  
Strange how hindsight can affect your perception of things. At the very least, Vine did bring about a number of sketch comedians like ProZD who made the transition to YouTube rather well.

People should stop calling any band they don’t like that got mainstream “The New Nickelback”

Conversely, people should stop calling any rock band that gets big and has a ’70s art rock sound “the new Queen.”

@TheHappySpaceman  
Example?

@Broken Adam  
Remember when fun. broke onto the scene with songs like “We Are Young,” “Some Nights,” and “Carry On”? Every reviewer I saw was calling them “the new Queen.” Two years later and they break up.
 
When The Struts first released “Could Have Been Me,” I saw people calling them the new Queen. And admittedly while Luke Spiller’s lead vocals sound a lot like Freddie Mercury, IDK, I think we’re setting ourselves up for disappointment by comparing every new band to Queen.

@TheHappySpaceman  
To be fair, “Some Nights” does sound a bit Bohemian Rhapsody-ish, if only in a loose way.