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12th May '13 1:22:27 PM thepunkmaster

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14th Apr '13 7:38:14 PM Elbruno

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* [=TheGoldCrow=] (who voices Phoenix) making [=NeoArtimus=] a [[http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/hh524/neoartimus/sonata.png Sonata plushie]].
* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corner. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]] moment]]. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applauds''' you for your story. Well done.

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7th Mar '13 5:34:15 PM Kingault

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corner. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]] moment]]. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applauded''' you for your story. Well done.

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7th Mar '13 5:34:08 PM Kingault

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6th Mar '13 6:31:20 AM TempestFury

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10th Feb '13 6:17:35 AM ajustice

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6th Feb '13 5:40:15 AM Vanguard1505

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corner. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes''' you for your story. Well done.

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6th Feb '13 5:39:04 AM Vanguard1505

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Damn typos. I really need to proof read this.

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corners. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes''' you for your story. Well done.

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corner. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes''' you for your story. Well done.

6th Feb '13 5:38:32 AM Vanguard1505

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corners. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes'' you for your story. Well done.

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corners. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes''' you for your story. Well done.

6th Feb '13 5:38:13 AM Vanguard1505

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corners. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[OurDarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes'' you for your story. Well done.

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* This meta-example goes out to the team behind the entire series. Not only have they managed to construct a stable and well-executed means of crossing over these two universes, they have built a murder mystery worthy of the video games with twists and turns at every corners. Every piece of the script and dialogue is incredibly well written and all the characters are so incredibly '''in-character''', you'd almost mistaken them for being written by their respective creators. The jokes hit all the marks, the mysteries are keeping us guessing, and the voice actors are brilliant to the point they are almost perfect replicas of the original cast (save for Phoenix and Judge, who pull off believable voices for said characters anyway). This last one is more of a personal reason, but this troper still gets an emotional ride during the [[DarkestHour final moments of Part 4]] [[spoiler: right up to Fluttershy's absolutely brilliant [[BigDamnHeroes Big Damn Hero]]]] moment. Guys, if you are reading this paragraph, this troper '''applaudes'' you for your story. Well done.

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