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One of the first [1] critical reviews of the show, published shortly [2] after the initial broadcast [1] in October 2010, was written by Amid Amidi for the animation website Cartoon Brew. Amidi wrote that the show was a sign of "the end of the creator-driven era in TV animation". [3] Amidi's essay expressed concern that assigning a talent like Faust to a toy-centric show was part of a trend towards a focus on profitable genres of animation, such as toy tie-ins, to deal with a fragmented viewing audience, and overall "an admission of defeat for the entire movement, a white flag-waving moment for the TV animation industry." [3] [4] [5] Though the show had been discussed on 4chan's cartoon forum before the essay's publication, the alarmist nature of the essay led to more interest in the show, resulting in a positive response for the series for its plot, characters, and animation style. [4] [6] This reaction soon spread to the other boards of 4chan, where elements of the show quickly inspired recurring jokes and memes on the site. [4] Some of these included adopting phrases from the show like "anypony", "everypony", and "nopony", instead of "anybody", "everybody", and "nobody", [7] or jokingly stating that they watch the show for the "plot", a reference to the ponies' flanks. [8]
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- ^ a b Amidi, Amid (2010-10-19). "The End of the Creator-Driven Era in TV Animation". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved 2011-06-09.
- ^ a b c Dennis, Scott (2011-03-10). "Ponies overachieving, from feminism to 4chan". The Daily Barometer. Retrieved 2011-05-10.
- ^ Beck, Jerry (2011-09-24). "We've Created A Bronster!". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved 2011-09-25.
- ^ LaMarche, Una (2011-08-03). "Pony Up Haters: How 4chan Gave Birth to the Bronies". The New York Observer. Retrieved 2011-08-03.
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One of the first [1] critical reviews of the show, published shortly [2] after the initial broadcast [1] in October 2010, was written by Amid Amidi for the animation website Cartoon Brew. Amidi wrote that the show was a sign of "the end of the creator-driven era in TV animation". [3] Amidi's essay expressed concern that assigning a talent like Faust to a toy-centric show was part of a trend towards a focus on profitable genres of animation, such as toy tie-ins, to deal with a fragmented viewing audience, and overall "an admission of defeat for the entire movement, a white flag-waving moment for the TV animation industry." [3] [4] [5] Though the show had been discussed on 4chan's cartoon forum before the essay's publication, the alarmist nature of the essay led to more interest in the show, resulting in a positive response for the series for its plot, characters, and animation style. [4] [6] This reaction soon spread to the other boards of 4chan, where elements of the show quickly inspired recurring jokes and memes on the site. [4] Some of these included adopting phrases from the show like "anypony", "everypony", and "nopony", instead of "anybody", "everybody", and "nobody", [7] or jokingly stating that they watch the show for the "plot", a reference to the ponies' flanks. [8]
11:16
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a
b
"nabilk". chunks. Retrieved 2-7-2013.
{{ cite web}}: Check date values in:|accessdate=( help) - ^ Chunks, McMuffin. "What Now".
- ^ a b Amidi, Amid (2010-10-19). "The End of the Creator-Driven Era in TV Animation". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved 2011-06-09.
- ^ a b c Dennis, Scott (2011-03-10). "Ponies overachieving, from feminism to 4chan". The Daily Barometer. Retrieved 2011-05-10.
- ^ Beck, Jerry (2011-09-24). "We've Created A Bronster!". Cartoon Brew. Retrieved 2011-09-25.
- ^ LaMarche, Una (2011-08-03). "Pony Up Haters: How 4chan Gave Birth to the Bronies". The New York Observer. Retrieved 2011-08-03.
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