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I just recieved my MLP gift set yesterday and it was Epic (As we speak, Pinkie Pie is infront of me)
I came up with the idea long before and finally accomplished it today.
Basically its a spoof of a spoof from this:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5694529/
Inglourious Basterds © “2009” Quentin Tarantino (Universal Pictures ™ )
Celestia (characters and toy) © My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic "the series" ©2010 Lauren Faust (Studio B Productions, Hasbro Studios, The Hub ™ )
wolfjedisamuel © 011 (6/19/011)
I came up with the idea long before and finally accomplished it today.
Basically its a spoof of a spoof from this:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5694529/
Inglourious Basterds © “2009” Quentin Tarantino (Universal Pictures ™ )
Celestia (characters and toy) © My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic "the series" ©2010 Lauren Faust (Studio B Productions, Hasbro Studios, The Hub ™ )
wolfjedisamuel © 011 (6/19/011)
Category All / All
Species Horse
Size 1009 x 792px
File Size 797.4 kB
Probably because the people who sell the toys to the kids think little girls would never buy something white with rainbow hair.
(Copied from TV Tropes, haven't looked for source 'cause I'm lazy :P)
"I must admit I'm disappointed Celestia is pink. I'm not sure why they went that way, but my experience with the toy industry (through my Galaxy Girls project) is that you often have to to bow to the will of the 'buyers' — the guys who decide what they are going to put on the shelf in their store. Often they will say things like 'I'll buy 50, but if you make it pink I'll buy 500' and since the toy company makes their profit from the buyer and not the consumer, it makes sense for them to compromise. It's a really stupid, frustrating business."
(Copied from TV Tropes, haven't looked for source 'cause I'm lazy :P)
"I must admit I'm disappointed Celestia is pink. I'm not sure why they went that way, but my experience with the toy industry (through my Galaxy Girls project) is that you often have to to bow to the will of the 'buyers' — the guys who decide what they are going to put on the shelf in their store. Often they will say things like 'I'll buy 50, but if you make it pink I'll buy 500' and since the toy company makes their profit from the buyer and not the consumer, it makes sense for them to compromise. It's a really stupid, frustrating business."
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