The Craziest Moments In Brony History

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MLP as a concept becomes way more funny when you realize that the story's entire catalyst was Celestia telling Twilight to go touch grass

"I wanted to be an alicorn, but I was just a human child" is such an absurd sentence but is also strangely beautiful.

"I wanted to be an alicorn, but I was just a human child." From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I crave only the animate, amorphous infinity of magic.

As someone who has adhd and has a lazy eye, I actually felt so seen by derpy, I loved her and was just as upset when she was censored

The dark skyes VA saying “think you’ve had it rough? Try growing up without a father.” will never not absolutely kill me 😭

i think the breaking bad cameo is probably my favorite, just for his cutie mark alone. the idea that a pony, as a child, canonically realized his special talent was cooking meth. it brings me such joy knowing meth canonically exists within the realm of friendship is magic and, by extension, make your mark.

I remember seeing a story about a little girl who loved twilight because of her late mother and when she saw twilight gain wings she said that she's even more like her mom now. This one fact completely changed my opinion on princess twilight

tbh with hindsight, princess twilight does not surprise me Celestia - Sun Luna - Moon Twilight - Between but GOD THAT MOMENT WAS HUGE

It’s actually really sad how so many young girls were bullied, and basically expelled from the fandom by the teen boys, and grown adult men who were somehow incredibly sexist while also being obsessed with a show meant for little girls.

The “think you had it rough? Try growing up without a father” still kills me

As opposed to the spiky castle- it would be cool if instead, the golden oak library grew, and became a nurturing helpful force in the heart of ponyville, rather than the weird castle in the distance

As an autistic 14 year old with a lazy eye and speech impediment when Derpy hooves got censored, seeing adults calling things that I had “offensive” was crushing - I know it seems dumb to get upset about now, but I was a bullied, poor, undiagnosed (at the time) autistic, self conscious, clumsy and emotionally unstable teenager who relied heavily on escapism, which I could only ever get from watching mlp and spongebob clips on YouTube and watching grown ass adults say things like “they made her into a r***rd” and “they’ve ruined that character for my kids, nobody talks like that except r***rds” (those are the comments I remember) over things I related to personally just killed my self esteem

"I was jealous because I wanted a horn and wings, but I was just a human child" what a bold thing to admit out loud, there are marines who are not so brave

It's funny. I was actually way more upset about twilight's library being destroyed than about her becoming an alicorn haha

To add on to the whole "Making Twilight immortal is pretty dark considering she'll have to watch all her friends die eventually" point, there's this really heartbreaking comic in which it shows a older Discord presumably years after the deaths of the mane 6 (minus Twilight) wherein he weeps after getting a message left for him by Fluttershy, and one of the panels is Fluttershy's spirit hugging him as he cries. That destroyed me

“You think you’ve had it rough? Try growing up without a father.” Bro I literally choked on my drink, my fatherless ass couldn’t ever say that 😭

The deadpan “No” after introducing the Rainbow Dash Jar had me laughing so hard I couldn’t breathe.

Being in the mlp fandom as a member of the shows target audience was like being on the frontlines in ww1.

For the Nurse Red Heart thing, it's actually wrong because the Geneva Convention only says you're not allowed to have the Red Cross on a military tank and use it to attack the enemy. A tank with a cross is supposed to tell the other side that the tank will not fire on them and only help the injured. What most likely happened, and what you probably meant, was that the company that owns the symbol of the Red Cross, Johnson & Johnson, will not allow it to be used for profit by organizations that aren't in the medical field, which is why Hasbro most likely changed it to avoid a lawsuit with Johnson & Johnson. I hope this was helpful 😅