After numerous delays (including HDD getting hit by a car and breaking his leg), the finale of the .mov series, SWAG.mov, has been released. This episode features the last of the Mane 6 to receive their own episode, Rainbow Dash. It also the longest, coming in at 15 minutes and 27 seconds. Check it out after the break.
So this happened. It really is a different day.
It looks like this summer’s BronyCon has been garnering all kinds of attention with the media! First the AP article, and now this. Attack of the Show did a quick, live interview with BronyCon Vice Chairman Zephyr Sparkle, which you can check out above!
Hotdiggedydemon has just released “PARTY.MOV”, the Pinkie Pie episode in his series of Mane 6 animations. At 8 minutes and 26 seconds, it’s his longest MLP video yet. Check it out in the embed!
Amidst all the hatred and controversy that has spread from Andrew W.K.’s announcement for a public speaking appearance at Canterlot Gardens, he got on his trusty camera to clear up the air as to why he had decided to get in to the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic in a very real explanation of how he found frustration with “gender roles” with toys at a young age.
This is something you definitely don’t want to pass up! (Warning: brief profanity at the end)
Once again, we’ve got another interview about the BronyCon Documentary. If any of your questions were left unanswered from the Brockhoff and Malaquais interview, this one will be sure to address them. Cereal Velocity and Phoe from EqD sat down with John de Lancie to delve further into the details of the documentary, as well as de Lancie’s own opinions on the Brony fandom. There’s quite a bit of information you may not have heard before in here!
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In the anticipation of the future documentary from John De Lancie and company, others are still picking up about the fandom in its current state.
Ideas Channel from PBS did their research on the brony fandom as of now, and boy have they done their research. In a vibrant and entertaining video, they discussed whether or not bronies were challenging the ideas of current masculinity and femininity. What do you think? Be sure to go to their youtube channel to comment!
Alright, so it’s clear that this documentary means serious business. The original goal was $60,000, and now they’re looking for $270,000? Lets give ourselves a round of applause!
For those of you who are looking for more information on this documentary, you’re in luck! Producer Michael Brockhoff and director Laurent Malaquais sat down with Celestia Radio for this two hour interview.
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Kezz, the events organizer over at Bronies NYC group put together this promo video in celebration of the one year anniversary of Bronycon and the NYC Bronies.
Kezz mentions that some of the events featured in the video, like the rave, are events he hopes to include in the Traveling Pony Museum when he travels with them, so be sure to keep an eye out when it comes to your town!
