Cinemare Sins: Everything Wrong With Stranger Than Fan Fiction 

Especially the dakimakuras.

@@bionicdragon5 oh celestia :O

Maybe the whole series is Dash's fanfiction?

@@82dorrin Nah, only the Daring-Do and Wonderbolts bits. Most of it is Twilight's fanfiction. Some is Pinkie's.

it does, but.. quibble shows up in more episodes than just this one lol

being trained for the throne since a filly yay

And the became an underpaid teacher and then the ruler of Equestria

Don't you mean... neighrrator?!?!?

THE LIKES

Oh.....and Patton Oswalt would then get into Marvel when he played M.O.D.O.K in M.O.D.O.K

It all comes full circle

SPOILER ALERT!!!! Patton Oswalt is now in the MCU!!!!

I'm 14 and still haven't grown out of it 💀

@@yo.hi.. Welcome to the fandom

I like that :)

You're incorrect sir, because human minds are stranger than fanfiction.

@@halejordan Isn't that like saying bees are stranger than beehives?

What are you getting at ?

@@halejordan Cause the human mind is what’s responsible for fanfiction lol

Because, every convention need a pot dealer 😏😋

This comment made me check the ratio and I'm so glad I did LOL

@@candarus_collective Same with me

Ohhh that's right! You are a genius!

In the episode it’s explained that he continued reading the books, just not enjoying them and preferring the original series. So by this fact he should of seen rainbow dash

Before that episode came out, I had asked some of the artists at a con if Quibbles color was dye for his cosplay or not. They said that it was his natural colors.

Well there goes my response

@@Takisan111 I guess the Daring Do stories just attract ponies that kinda look a bit like her. Which I guess kinda makes sense with how some people IRL are so obsessed with being represented in their favorite media nowadays.

I am just glad I never jumped to that conclusion about QP dyeing his mane in Daring Do grayscale.

I've seen a lot of people's theories on Quibble's mane

Or a well styled wig? Some of the other characters have the same color scheme, like little pony cosplays. That's what I always figured

He might’ve

The idea is good but the actual adventure plot is too generic and Daring Do isn’t very interesting here. It’s not bad but it’s pretty uneven in it’s appeal.

Patton Oswalt's most Known role is Remy from Ratatouille

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@@HashMyth Magic!

@@FlynnMLP *Snort snort*

@@joshblackwell8632 Exactly!

i can almost hear him say "I don't care where my favorite things come from; I just wanna see my favorite things"

Panned out. I see what you did there.

And funny enough, when the first half of MLP: FIM Season 6 came to Netflix, this episode was there, so you could watch it a few hours before it aired on cable.

See I'd say Stranger than Fanfiction is very much on the positive side, if not quite up there with the dancing parade of pandas that was Slice of Life. Sure Quibble's annoying but Dash is presented as just as much so they don't really pick a side between the two extremes of the ultra positive fanboy/girl who can't accept even mild criticism and the overly nitpicky to the point of losing oneself to negativity. Both get a 'your PoV is valid' at the end, and even the infamous dakimura is presented with barely more judgement than a shrug as sure it's a thing and more amusing really than anything bad. Fame and Misfortune however felt like some of the staff had very much up to here with the youtube reviewers and wanted to deliver a 'fuck you' as loudly as possible.

@@stryke-jn3kv Fame and Misfortune was actually Hasbro's idea, not the writers. Larson said the original idea for the episode was for Pinkie to write a book under a psuedonym, but people who didn't like her book gave out overly extreme criticism that attacked her instead of her writing. It would end with a moral on how when you criticize something, you have to remember that there's a person with feelings on the other side and you need to take that into account before you say something hurtful. Hasbro, however, didn't like the idea and wanted to turn it into another meta humor episode, this time ripping on critical bronies. And, well, the writers couldn't do anything to object. Iirc, Larson even publicly disowned the episode, and said Slice of Life is a far more accurate representation of how the staff feels about the fandom than Fame and Misfortune.

@@Commenter839 That was genuinely new info to me in all respects so appreciated. I was basing my comment on what I remembered happening from when it aired and how there was a whole bunch of bruised feelings out there about it along with the ep not turning out very well as it just felt rather mean spirited

@@Commenter839 The original sounded better. Too bad Hasbro mess it up.

@@Commenter839 Interesting. I never knew that. Where did you find out about this? Was it through an interview?

Seriously, how did that even get approved?

Uhhhhh... and with a picture of Daring Do tied up with ropes, no less?

I've read fanfics where Dash turns out to be Daring's kid, but I don't think I've seen ine where they both are...

It's worth revisiting. I know I'm still enjoying it!

@@LittleshyFiM Great to hear, i may actually go back and watch some episodes. As far as i remember, season 2-4 where my favourite parts of the series, so most likely i will be revisiting episodes form those seasons.

He still likes the early books.

@@MostlyPonies1 indeed

@@MostlyPonies1 Yup, I met people at MLP cons who only liked the first two seasons so its definitely a thing. It really felt like this episode pulled a lot from the fandom itself.

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Because same va lol

Gotta love my brain. Anyway, Quibble's name is now Jessin for me and nothing can change that.

I hear him as Remy from Disney Pixar Ratatouille

It feels weird hearing Jesse’s voice on a pony lmao.

​​@@muhammadfawwazabhinaya3131 OMG IT IS REMY

It's kind of telling how the show's quality went down with Season 6+ and the writers blamed everyone but themselves.

If what this comment (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hVkelcMgB3E.html&lc=UgxJL7NwPOjH7B0_ie54AaABAg.9UCoV81FANK9USPA8fjwuf ) said is to be believed... one of the writers behind FiM have now disowned the episode and how it was written. Quote: "Fame and Misfortune was actually Hasbro's idea, not the writers. Larson said the original idea for the episode was for Pinkie to write a book under a psuedonym, but people who didn't like her book gave out overly extreme criticism that attacked her instead of her writing. It would end with a moral on how when you criticize something, you have to remember that there's a person with feelings on the other side and you need to take that into account before you say something hurtful. Hasbro, however, didn't like the idea and wanted to turn it into another meta humor episode, this time ripping on critical bronies. And, well, the writers couldn't do anything to object. Iirc, Larson even publicly disowned the episode, and said Slice of Life is a far more accurate representation of how the staff feels about the fandom than Fame and Misfortune."

@@KevinKess Huh. So I guess the lesson is the same as it's always been: Fuck Hasbro.

Patton Oswalt also voiced Remy

Yes both voiced by Patton Oswalt

Oh my god, ratatouille. One of my favourite disney films from the 2000s and 2010s