sexual harassment

Jeez Trixie, calm down, it’s just scratching your itch back there.

@SinnerWhoKeepsTrying1978
 
Set the tag to a spoiler instead of hidden and click-through.

Is there some way I can get an image hidden by a certain tag unhidden without unhiding everything else in the tag?

Faic

@Background Pony #ABDE
 
That’s a question you should ask yourself, Megatron

awwwwwwwwwww so adorable why are you scared??

@Tirimsil  

 
“Why does the Internet hate us?!”

The bad touch

@Background Pony #6CEC
 
The Great and Powerful Trixie does not find you worthy of wiping her plot with. [nose turned up]

@Tirimsil  

 
“blarg blarg blarg blarg blarg blarg blarg blarg blarg”
 
@HotKinkyShy  

Ok guys, but can we talk about touching the pony? This thread is about touching the pony.
 
What did I miss?

@Tirimsil  
I can’t tell how to feel about that comparison.

@Mr grump
 
Starlight is a pretty bad pony too, yeah. They’re like Wario and Waluigi.

@Tirimsil  
I would say Starlight shares about 50% of the blame for most of their Friendship drama.

I’ve only glossed over the argument over Trixie and I’ll summarize my feelings on her in nine words:
 
Trixie is an awful person but a wonderful character.
 

 
Okay now for the long play.
 
Trixie was undoubtedly originally brought back mostly for fanservice; Magic Duel was pretty blatant. Unfortunately, Faust’s alleged intentions to give her more of a backstory to explain her particular dislike of Twilight as soon as they met never really came to the foreground, so her growing role can seem a little heavy-handed. As I understand it, it’s “they went to the same school and Twilight’s perfection completely overshadowed any of Trixie’s accomplishments and made all the hard work she put into her rough life totally meaningless”. At least, that’s what I would plug in. Whatever, it’s besides the point.
 
Trixie is pretty much the Worst Pony. Almost every episode she plays a major role in, she is the primary if not sole cause of a massive problem. The exceptions are her first episode, where Snips & Snails are the cause and she’s really not to blame at all, and that one two-parter where she gets to be a hero for once. Every other time, Trixie is the primary if not sole cause of a major crisis such as disappearing the Cutie Map (?!?!) and shows no apology for or even basic self-awareness of her behavior whatsoever until someone is about to strangle her.
 
Trixie is 90% bimbo, almost an Anti-Rarity of sorts, and she is delightfully awful.
 
The other 10% is this “vulnerable Trixie” we’re talking about. Trixie is generally a very insecure and ambitious person (especially in the comics, but these bend character personae quite a bit) and it’s incredibly difficult to get her to show any kind of humility at all; you know when she’s swapped because she starts using first-person pronouns. Things that can do that include informing her that an Ursa is coming to maul her or waiting for her to backstab her best (and perhaps only) friend who really cared about her and might never want to see her ever again.
 
What’s important to remember here is that both Trixies are the Real Trixie. Neither is a mask. She was never a cute little woobie “pretending” to be totally rotten. Trixie is a cute little woobie who is actually totally rotten.
 
Trixie is the best Worst Pony.

From now on, don’t respond to the infamous spammer.

@Beau Skunky  
He dead jim, but for how long? Can that which hath no life ever truly die?

@Background Pony #8B94  

 
Um, actually wasn’t that basically how she was in Season 1? If anything she learns more lessons now then in S1. You also forget she was an antagonist in her first & second appearances.
 

 
There was no hint of vulnerability, unless you consider her being nervous about the Ursa that, and at the end of the episode she still behaved antagonistically. and didn’t learn her lesson yet, and just ran away. There was no sympathetic, or vulnerable traits whatsoever. (Except in fanon back then.)  
It wasn’t until the end of her second appearance in Season 3 when she learned her lesson, and showed any vulnerability, or regret for doing something wrong. The first time we had of any good qualities in her.
 
Are we watching the same show? She’s learns lessons more nowadays then she ever did in her first season.
 

 
She’s always acted that way, as I said, she’s always been flawed, but regardless she’s more sympathetic now then she ever was in S1. Rewatch that episode again, or are you really that blind/biased that S1 is perfect?
 

 
She still had her magic show actually, and preformed magic no problem, and is in no competition with Twilight or Starlight now. In fact, they’re both usually nice to her. Trixie still has her ego though, and her flaws.
 
You get so many things about Trixie, and the show in general wrong, I question if you even watched her later episodes, or are just blind that her first appearance was just her as a minor egotistical, and rude antagonist. If anything she was less likeable in S1, but she was still an interesting antagonist.

Trixie didn’t turn out how the fandom hoped she would back in season one. So what? She still steals every scene she’s in. Other characters might be tougher or stronger than her, but Trixie Became a huge memetic part of the mlp community, not because she’s super speciel and written to succeed, but because we loved her.
 
She’s gonna be around for a long time.

@Background Pony #8B94  
Oh my god you’re so boring! How many times do you have to be banned before you realize no one cares how you feel?  
Get a new script.