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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fVOF2PiHnc Jenny Nicolson's The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy]] pointed out a couple examples.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
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* UnfortunateImplications [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fVOF2PiHnc Jenny Nicolson's The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy]] pointed out a couple examples.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
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* ValuesDissonance: WebVideo/JennyNicholson pointed out that Lyle's ending of attending boarding school comes across as less heartwarming to American viewers - who are used to the stereotype of boarding school being a punishment - with the result that some viewers would assume Lyle's father couldn't handle his Brony obsession and sent him away.
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* ValuesDissonance: WebVideo/JennyNicholson pointed out that Lyle's ending of attending boarding school comes across as less heartwarming to American viewers - who are used to the stereotype of boarding school being a punishment - with the result that some viewers would assume Lyle's father couldn't handle his Brony obsession and sent him away.
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fVOF2PiHnc The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy]] pointed out a couple:
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In the first animated short, de Lancie refers to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' as G2, which in truth is actually part of G1. He also attributes the characters as "falling into the girly stereotypes". See the following - Starlight (wants to be a teacher), Bright Eyes (an environmentalist), Patch (tomboy who wants to join the circus).
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* FanNickname: John de Lancie's ponified version of himself has been nicknamed "John de Prancie" by many fans.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: [=JanAnimations=]'s role within the documentary (his animation being the "Let's Go and Meet the Bronies!" musical number) becomes ''painful'' when you learn that his other ''[=FiM=]''-style pony-related projects, including ''WebAnimation/ButtonsAdventures'', were put on hold because of Hasbro's obsessive cease and desist copyright attacks.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: [=JanAnimations=]'s role within the documentary (his animation being the "Let's Go and Meet the Bronies!" musical number) becomes ''painful'' when you learn that his other ''[=FiM=]''-style pony-related projects, including ''WebAnimation/ButtonsAdventures'', were put on hold because of Hasbro's obsessive cease and desist copyright attacks.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: [=JanAnimations=]'s role within the documentary (his animation being the "Let's Go and Meet the Bronies!" musical number) becomes ''painful'' when you learn him, as well as that his other [=FiM=]-style ''[=FiM=]''-style pony-related projects ''including'' ''WebAnimation/ButtonsAdventures'' projects, including ''WebAnimation/ButtonsAdventures'', were put on hold because of Hasbro's obsessive cease and desist copyright attacks.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: [=JanAnimations=]'s role within the documentary (his animation being the "Let's Go and Meet the Bronies!" musical number) because becomes ''painful'' when you learn him, as well as his other [=FiM=]-style pony-related projects ''including'' ''WebAnimation/ButtonsAdventures'' were put on hold because of Hasbro's obsessive cease and desist copyright attacks.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In the first animated short, de Lancie refers to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' as G2, which in truth is actually part of G1.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In the first animated short, de Lancie refers to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' as G2, which in truth is actually part of G1. He also attributes the characters as "falling into the girly stereotypes". See the following - Starlight (wants to be a teacher), Bright Eyes (an environmentalist), Patch (tomboy who wants to join the circus).
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* UnfortunateImplications: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fVOF2PiHnc The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy]] pointed out a couple:
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
* ValuesDissonance: WebVideo/JennyNicholson pointed out that Lyle's ending of attending boarding school comes across as less heartwarming to American viewers - who are used to the stereotype of boarding school being a punishment - with the result that some viewers would assume Lyle's father couldn't handle his Brony obsession and sent him away.
** The documentary attempting to examine why many neurodivergent people enjoyed the show just ended up implying that people with autism are otherwise too infantile or stupid to understand life without a cartoon explaining it to them.
** The unintentional homophobia and sexism present in a bunch of guys worried that they were MistakenForGay for liking the show.
* ValuesDissonance: WebVideo/JennyNicholson pointed out that Lyle's ending of attending boarding school comes across as less heartwarming to American viewers - who are used to the stereotype of boarding school being a punishment - with the result that some viewers would assume Lyle's father couldn't handle his Brony obsession and sent him away.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In the first animated short, de Lancie refers to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyTales'' as G2, which in truth is actually part of G1.
